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Well while waxing string on bow tonight I see 1 strand of the string is broke. So, I am thinking need a new string for sure. Was wondering if I could do a cam uprade to get some speed? Cam is an M-Pro.
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The Radical Resistance Tour is an autonomous project by a group of media makers and organizers. We're touring the United States and interviewing activists, people participating in direct actions, and people working to create a dual power model. We want to show people who aren't on the ground how people are being directly affected by decisions being made by corporations and governments that put profits over people and the environment. We want to inspire more people to fight back by featuring people who are already fighting back, and hopefully gain some shared wisdom by listening to how others are resisting.
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I shot the Regions pro am in Anderson and must say it was well run...very professional. a low turnout but i think they'll get better. i'm seriously considering the warren pa shoot in mid july.
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I shot the Regions pro am in Anderson and must say it was well run...very professional. a low turnout but i think they'll get better. i'm seriously considering the warren pa shoot in mid july.
I see more classes have been added, no speed limit for these, and lower membership rates.
I am about as limited as limited can get this year. You how it's been for me Chuck, truck, garage, flood.
The closest National for me is Metropolis (Superman town), from upper mid central Illinois to the southern tip of Illinois at least a 7 or 8 hour drive. (Remember my ASA Post, 78 degrees, going back in time?)
From what I've read on AT one of the things holding back better attendance is the membership fee. I, like many others wouldn't pay it to be able to go to one shoot. Nuff said by me.
Barry, for those of us that would only get to attend one event, no, it's not worth it. For those who would attend more events then the $30 membership fee is actually minimal. And this being a money paying event there is a possibility of recovering expenses.
For me to shoot the IAA State Outdoor Championship this weekend would have me shelling out $60 for membership and $35 to shoot the event. If I were to win or place, Wow, a $2.85 medal "Made in China." I've got a few. Now, if you win in Field and score 500 or better you become a member of the 500 Club. I am unsure if it's automatic. I had to send in proof (copy of score sheet) and $5.00 to get mine. See pic.
To me, $30 membership for the ASA and entry fees of $25 for any State Qualifier or the State Championship is far better than $60 membership for the NFAA/IAA and $30 for any State Championship.
And then it comes down to what you want, cash to recover expenses or a $2.85 medal.
The IBO is sort of different for state. You become a member, $35. States don't have qualifiers like the ASA. They have either a Qualifier or one only State Championship that is a Qualifier for their Triple Crown thing. Don't know the IBO's entry fees for State.
Regions is having it tough getting on it's feet. It's going to take a bunch to get it on it's feet. And one thing Regions is doing not mentioned; Regions is giving away 10 targets to the club with the most members competing at one event. A range of targets is somewhere around $3500.00. So $1750 for 10 and right now those targets aren't shot all that much, not with less than 100 showing up so far.
When it comes to IBO and ASA you always hear about the north and south shoots. To me they are all EAST. Wish Regions would have started West of the Mississippi River.
May be a "feeler" needs put out to archery clubs to get a look at the archery population in areas. And maybe the ASA, IBO and NFAA need to consider state needs. The IAA, Illinois Archery Association (chapter of the NFAA) has been struggling for some years. Information for IBO events is non-existant. ASA has lost a few Illinois clubs in the past 2 or 3 years. Illinois, at one time, was tied with Texas for most ASA clubs. We dropped to 2nd last year and 3rd this year. And it's not that other states are picking up clubs all that much, but Illinois losing clubs. We had 23 and now down to 19.
I once counted up all the archery clubs and indoor ranges within a hour's drive of my house, 19. One club and one archery is now closed, so 17. Now, 17 ranges going has to have support and support is people shooting. I'm based about 30 miles West of Peoria, Illinois.


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Today it is July 21, 2010. NECN and WMUR tell us there are hefty T storms all over New Hampshire and possible tornadoes in eastern NH (south of MT Washington Valley) and at least one actual tornado near Scarborough, ME. What is the summit getting this evening? must be nasty up there!
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Great Value By Martin on 9/9/2014Martin would recommend this product to a friendI have no complaints at all. Well made and good quality. If I was to change anything it would be a finer sediment filter and a 3 way valve between the ro and di filters to negate TDS creep, as standard. Saying that, its producing 0 TDS water...can't ask for more than that.
Very good By RRaquariums on 7/19/2014RRaquariums would recommend this product to a friendThis unit is very well built and I'm very impressed by the sturdiness of the wall mount.
Great By mfief on 6/26/2014mfief would recommend this product to a friendExtremely easy to install, and comes with several different water line connections. My only complaint is that it would be great to add a Y fitting for a washing machine supply line or have the option to purchase one with the unit itself. It would save the consumer a trip to the store if they decide to go with a nonpermanent install.
I love the system though it is great having plenty of fresh RO water on hand to rinse equipment, top off with, mix new salt water. I love not having to worry about picking up more water.
Great product...even for beginners. By Nicholas on 5/18/2014Nicholas would recommend this product to a friendThis is a great, easy to use system. Includes everything you need to make water. Even included is multiple ways to get water in and dispose of the waste. Anyone will be able to find a combination that works for them. Most impressive is that it makes a large amount of water (12 months) before changing filters in most cases.
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Amazing Product! By BMart on 12/6/2013BMart would recommend this product to a friendTap water tested around 200 ppm. I had bought a unit from ebay which still left me around 25ppm. Bit the bullet bought this unit on sale and finally have 0ppm water! Perfect unit. Greatest value for an ro/di system ANYWHERE! Thanks BRS!
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This system was SUPER easy to setup. I purchased this because of the price mostly but after getting it and setup I know it's defiantly top quality. All the fitting are nice and does not have that cheap feel. No leaks.
Ran the system for an hour before looking at the water. When I tested it. 0 PPM on my meter. House was testing 90-125 PPM from the faucet.
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I didn't use the saddle clamp. I soldered in a line specifically for this system. I did not want to setup and take down all the time. So I put it in the basement, tapped into the cold house water line. Drilled into sink drain for the waste water and 55 gallon drum for clean water.
I think this is great best for your buck. Also, I am pulling between 70-80 GPD.
Perfect but... By Cameron on 9/29/2013Cameron would recommend this product to a friendThis system is awesome will update after I get some more use out of it though (if I remember). One comment GET THE PLUS version. I ended up ordering all the extra stuff included in the plus set less than a week later (I did opt for some of the nicer items though such as glycerin filled gauge and deluxe TDS meter). You will end up wanting these items in the long run trust me I thought I would not either; also not having to install them (they are already pre-installed on the plus set) as I will now have to do will save you some time though it is not hard still takes time and if you are not a DIY type person (I am so I don't mind) then definitely will save you some hassle.
best for the buck By d fresh on 7/21/2013d fresh would recommend this product to a friendI've had this system to make salt and fresh water for my 75 gallon reef tank for over a year now. Since I've started useing it I haven't had any issues with algae or water quality. I don't see needing any thing more. Over a year and I'm just now changing the filters out. Not sure if I need to or not but just thought it would be a good idea.
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by Brad on February 7, 2014, @3:54 PM
Just wondering if the filter media comes with the RO/DI unit
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Yes the RO/DI unit comes with the filters. It wouldn't work to well without them!
by Travis Flint on October 28, 2013, @7:27 PM
I need to order replacement filters for this unit. What is the correct package to order?
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If you have the 5 stage RO/DI system then you would want the 5 stage replacement filter kit. It can be found at the link below:
by Sunny D on August 31, 2013, @3:27 AM
Hey all... does this come with a membrane flush or back flush component?
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The standard 5 stage unit does not. The 5 stage plus unit however is the same unit with the extra upgrades including the flush kit, a TDS meter, and a pressure gauge. All are things that are very highly recommended.
by Brad on February 9, 2014, @5:45 AM
I am trying to determine what kind of system I need before i buy it., and i plan on hooking it up to my facet in a bathroom, do i need a Chloramines System or would a regular system work
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If you know for sure that your water supply uses chlorine (as opposed to chloramines) then you can use the standard unit. If they use chloramines or you just don't know (a quick call to the city or water company will tell you) then opt for the chloramines unit.
by dennis on December 31, 2013, @2:37 AM
what is the ratio of good water to bad water loss
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The ratio of waste water to product water is going to vary drastically depending on the water parameters going into it, but assuming ideal pressure and temp you can expect to get about a 3:1 ratio assuming your not doing anything to increase the back pressure (like a pressurized drinking water tank).
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Friday's seventh race at Betfair Hollywood Park has suddenly become the hottest topic in racing.
After completing eight months of rehabilitation from life-threatening medical issues, Grade I winner Paynter is back. The 4-year-old is one of eight entered in the $62,500 allowance test at seven furlongs.
Not since Barbaro's valiant fight to survive has there been as much public outpouring of affection for an ailing race horse.
Owner Ahmed Zayat and his son, Justin, were able to chronicle Paynter's roller coaster ride from grave condition to full recovery on their respective Twitter pages,
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Paynter has won three of six starts with earnings of $952,224, but win or lose Friday, his story already has a happy ending.
The saga began In May, 2012, when Zayat and Bob Baffert were campaigning a more celebrated 3-year-old. Bodemeister had finished second to I'll Have Another in both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness when the trainer announced he would not compete in the Belmont Stakes. Of course, Baffert knew he had an ace in the hole in Paynter.
The bay son of Awesome Again, who had won an allowance race on Preakness day May 19, ran his heart out in a narrow loss to Union Rags in the Belmont. With the sudden retirement of I'll Have Another and a later injury to Bodemeister, Paynter was quickly ascending the ranks of the 3-year-old division. After a scintillating victory in the Grade I Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park July 29, many felt he indeed was the kingpin.
The afterglow of his Haskell victory hadn't yet worn off when Paynter developed a temperature a few days later.
He was sent to a nearby clinic in New Jersey, where he responded well to treatment. He was released, sent to Belmont Park, and resumed training for Baffert.
Paynter shipped to Saratoga to prepare for the August 25 Grade I Travers Stakes, but his connections decided to skip the race. Just before he was scheduled for a flight to Del Mar to join Baffert's string on this coast, the fever returned. This time, it was far more serious.
On Sept. 2, Paynter was transferred to Upstate Equine Medical Center, about 10 miles from Saratoga, where he was placed under the care of Dr. Laura Javsicas. The horse was diagnosed with colitis, a dangerous inflammation of the colon. During his treatment, Paynter developed early stages of laminitis, a deadly hoof disease that eventually claimed the life of Barbaro. Foot casts were placed on his three affected feet in an attempt to stabilize the condition.
After consultation with Dr. Louise Southwood at the University of Pennyslvania New Bolton Center, Paynter was sent to that facility, where he underwent surgery Oct. 3 to remove an abnormality in his intestines. At that point, Zayat was praying his horse would survive, let alone race again.
The colt proved to be a fighter. He bounced back from the surgery extraordinarily well. Just nine days after the procedure, the following press release was issued:
"Fantastic News was revealed on Friday for Grade I winner Paynter, who has battled deadly cases of Colitis and Laminitis for several weeks. The 3-year-old colt has been cleared of any lingering symptoms of both of those diseases following the results from a set of diagnostic tests taken at New Bolton Center, and he's expected to make a full recovery and be eligible to return to racing in 2013."
Within a week, Paynter was sent to Fair Hill Equine Therapy Center in Maryland to continue his recovery. He arrived in California Dec. 29 to rejoin Baffert at Santa Anita. His first official workout was Feb. 26.
As soon as entries were taken for Friday's card, news of Paynter's return spread like wildfire. The buzz on the internet has become ferocious. Hundreds of well-wishers have posted messages.
Baffert summed up Paynter's return with a succinct message on his Twitter account Monday: "Paynter ready to roll."
Glen Hill Farm's Marketing Mix, who won a thrilling stretch battle in the Grade I Gamely May 27, probably will make her next start against males in the Grade III, $100,000 Sunset Handicap Sunday, July 14, according to trainer Tom Proctor.
"We'll probably nominate (Marketing Mix) to the (Grade II $150,000) Royal Heroine Mile (July 6) and the Sunset, but right now we're strongly considering the Sunset," said Proctor. "We should get a nice weight break running against the boys."
If Marketing Mix does indeed opt for the Sunset, it would mark her first race against males. Glen Hill Farm and Proctor would still be represented in the Royal Heroine by Customer Base, second in the recent Redondo Beach Stakes at the Royal Heroine distance of one mile on turf.
It is not unprecedented for a female to win the Sunset, which is run at 1 1-2 miles on turf. Petite Ile, a 4-year-old filly, won it for trainer Eddie Gregson in 1990 and 6-year-old Typecast was victorious for A.T. Doyle in the 1972 edition, the last time the race was two miles.
Just five weeks prior to Typecast's victory in the Sunset, she lost by a neck to Convenience in a celebrated match race before a crowd of 53,575. The owner of Convenience? Glen Hill Farm.
Ross Brinson, who trained 1947 Hollywood Gold Cup winner Cover Up, died Thursday morning at the age of 101.
His son Gary, the starter at Betfair Hollywood Park for the last 29 years, said his father passed away in his sleep at 5 a.m.
"He was proud of winning the Gold Cup in track record time, but even more so of winning the Sunset Handicap with the same horse just five days later," said Gary.
Ross also trained the popular Billy Ball, named for cantankerous baseball manager Billy Martin, and a winner of his first four starts by a combined 22 lengths in 1983. Other stakes winners he conditioned included Savaii, heroine of the 1962 Del Mar Oaks, and Prince Don B., who earned over $400,000 while competing in the mid-1980's.
He retired with 352 victories from 2,687 starters. His horses earned more than $3.14 million. He saddled his last starter as a trainer Sept. 11, 1999 at Fairplex Park.
Ross' other son, Clay, trains a string of 50 thoroughbreds at Canterbury Park in Minnesota. He is also survived by three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
"He never lost interest in the track," said Gary. "He wanted to go to (Betfair Hollywood Park) just last week."
A native of Dardanelle, Arkansas, Ross Brinson was raised in Arizona and rode quarter horses in match races as young man. He began his training career in 1932.
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In celebration of Hollywood Park's diamond anniversary, Betfair Hollywood Park will offer special 75 cent pricing Saturday, June 15.
General admission, programs, hot dogs and sodas will be available for 75 cents the entire day. Beer will be offered at the reduced price for 75 minutes – from 1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.
On the race track, a trio of stakes events are scheduled, including the Grade I $250,000 Vanity Handicap at 1 1-8 miles on Cushion Track. The first two juvenile stakes of the Spring/Summer meeting also will be presented; the $100,000 Willard L. Proctor Stakes for all 2-year-olds, and the $100,000 Cinderella Stakes for fillies.
Additionally, a prix fixe menu with a choice of soup or salad, main course selection, dessert and a glass of champagne in a commemorative 75th anniversary flute will be offered in the Turf Club. The cost is $75 per couple. Reservations can be made by calling 310-419-1601.
Post time June 15 is 1 p.m. Track gates will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
The feature attraction is the $250,000 Vanity Handicap, a Grade I for older fillies and mares at 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track. The card will also include a pair of stakes for 2-year-olds – the $100,000 Willard L. Proctor Memorial and the $100,000 Cinderella Stakes for fillies. Both are at 5 ½ furlongs over Cushion Track.
The fifth $150,000-guaranteed Pick Six Saturday of the Spring/Summer meet will also be offered.
If the Pick Six pool exceeds $200,000 on any of the remaining selected Saturdays – which also include June 22, June 29, July 6 and July 13 – there will be Happy Hour food and drink specials available at Whittingham's Pub and the Betfair Players' Lounge.
A bonus – a 2013 Toyota Prius courtesy of Toyota of Orange – will also be given to a single winning ticket – provided it was purchased either at Betfair Hollywood Park or through Television Games Network (TVG).
Longtime jockey agent Tony Matos will be the guest of co-hosts Michael Burns and George Ortuzar at the upcoming Escogiendo Ganadores (Picking Winners) session Saturday, June 15.
During the Spanish-language seminar, Matos, who is currently booking mounts for
Garrett Gomez and Alonso Quinonez after working earlier for, among others, Laffit
Pincay, Jr. and Victor Espinoza, Burns and Ortuzar will discuss the agent's career as well as the Betfair Hollywood Park card, including the $250,000 Vanity, a Grade I for older fillies and mares at 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track, plus a pair of stakes for 2-year-olds – the $100,000 Willard L. Proctor Memorial and the $100,000 Cinderella for fillies. Both races are at 5 ½ furlongs.
Escogiendo Ganadores will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Paddock Tote Board.
At 12 Noon, one of the on-air personalities from Television Games Network (TVG) will play host for the Hollywood Insider at the same location.
Handicapping tips, insights and other last minute information will be offered on the afternoon's races.
CLOSING STRIDES —Jockey Tyler Baze was off his mounts Thursday….Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer will celebrate his 67th birthday June 18……Paynter isn't the only one making a comeback this week. Jockey Omar Berrio, who suffered a stroke in December, 2010 and another in May, 2012, is named on a pair of Javier Sierra trainees; Quillotano Thursday and Rossi Reserve Friday………. Bob Baffert -trained Hollywood Gold Cup hopefuls Game On Dude and Liaison had workouts Thursday at Santa Anita. Game On Dude, the defending Gold Cup Champion, went 6 furlongs in 1:13 2/5, while Mervyn LeRoy Handicap winner Liaison drilled a half-mile in 48 2/5 seconds. The Grade I, $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup will be run Saturday, July 6………Apprentice Irving Orozco won his 40th race Sunday aboard Ernie Owl and his weight advantage has been reduced accordingly from seven to five pounds.……A reminder that Betfair Hollywood Park will have a special Friday night program July 5 in honor of the track's 75th anniversary season. Post time will be 7:05 p.m. A concert, featuring the 80z All Stars, will be offered after the evening's races are concluded.
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GRANITE QUARRY — As anticipated, North Rowan displayed their big play capability Friday night but also took advantage of some first half miscues by East Rowan. The result was an impressive balanced effort and a 33-16 season opening win over the Mustangs.
A trio of Cavalier juniors provided most of the firepower as North built a big early lead and held East at bay. Quarterback Alexis Archie threw for three touchdowns and ran for another; halfback Jareke Chambers rushed for 147 yards and scored twice; and receiver Sakil Harrison grabbed two TD passes to lead the way.
"Our kids played awesome," a jubilant coach Joe Nixon said afterwards. "They left everything on the field and they did it with class. I am so proud of my players and coaches."
North (1-0) used a fumble recovery and a bad snap on a punt by East to spark them to a 20-3 halftime lead. Then a lightning quick strike on a 55 yard screen pass and run by Harrison made it 27-3.
To the Mustang's credit, they matched North point for point in the second half, thanks to brothers Sam and Seth Wyrick but the deficit was too great to overcome.
"Our kids played tough," Mustang coach Danny Misenheimer said. "But we didn't do some things in the first half like we should have. But we just played a good team tonight and my hat is off to North Rowan."
After an early exchange of punts, North showed their explosiveness in a one play as Chambers sprinted through a huge hole on the right side for a 64 yard score and a 6-0 lead.
The defense set up the next score for North as linebacker Jaquan Boyd broke through and snatched a pitchout away from East runner Max Wall at the Mustang 40. Four plays later the lefthanded Archie tossed a 20 yard touchdown pass to Harrison in the corner of the end zone. Archie then ran in a two point conversion to make it 14-0.
On the next series, an East punt attempt turned to disaster when the snap sailed high over Sheldon Kaminski's head. It set North up at the Mustang 25 and they cashed in quickly. Archie dove in from three yards out to up the margin to 20-0 with just 35 seconds left in the half.
East (0-1) showed their first offensive spark right away as quarterback Sam Wyrick connected with his brother Seth for a 55 yard pass to the Cavs 20. That set up a 30 yard field goal by kicker Salvador Sanchez as time expired to cut the lead to 20-3 at half.
But comeback hopes for East were quickly dashed in the first minute of the third quarter when Harrison took a screen pass from Archie on the left sideline then broke free for a 55 yard scoring play.
"My other two receivers Darrell Taylor and Cam Sifford threw me some great blocks," Harrison said. " So I just knew I had to score."
Trailing 27-3, East did respond again thanks in part to a personal foul penalty on North. Sam Wyrick rolled right on a keeper from 30 yards out to make the score 27-10.
North scored early in the final quarter as Archie connected with Chambers out the backfield on fourth down for a 29 yard scoring pass to up the margin to 33-10. Once again East responded thanks to a kickoff return to midfield by Wall. An 18 yard scoring connection between the Wyricks made it 33-16 with 7:10 left to play.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (August 17, 2012)—Awesome Gem, who earned the biggest victory of his life in the 2010 Hollywood Gold Cup, will try to repeat in the $200,000 Longacres Mile Sunday at Emerald Downs in Auburn, Washington.
A Grade III for older horses, the Longacres Mile is the eighth of 10 races. Scheduled post time is 5:39 p.m. PDT. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by West Point Thoroughbreds and trained by Craig Dollase, Awesome Gem skimmed the rail to upset Rail Trip in the Gold Cup, the lone Grade I score in the gelding's long career.
Favored against 10 opponents in the 2011 Mile, Awesome Gem responded with a 1 ½ length victory, covering the distance in 1:34.80.
The 5-2 morning line choice in the field of 11, Awesome Gem will try to become the first repeat Mile winner since Simply Majestic (1988-89).
A 9-year-old gelded son of Awesome Again and the Pentelicus mare Piano, Awesome Gem has won 11 of 51 and banked $2,851,370. David Flores, who was aboard for last year's win and the Gold Cup victory, again has the call.
The 3-1 second choice is the John Sadler-trained Gladding. An easy winner of the Alamedan Handicap July 1 at Pleasanton after finishing sixth in the Grade II Mervyn LeRoy Handicap May 5 at Betfair Hollywood Park, Gladding will be ridden by Juan Hernandez.
Owned by Lee and Susan Searing's C R K Stable, Gladding, a 5-year-old Sarava gelding out of the Island Whirl mare Cannon Whirl, has won four of 17 and earned $254,160.
From inside out, the field for the Longacres Mile: Gladding, Juan Hernandez rides, 119 pounds; Gallant Son, Bill Antongeorgi III, 117; Awesome Gem, David Flores, 123; Winning Machine, Javier Matias, 119; Hudson Landing, Frank Alvarado, 122; Assessment, Jennifer Whitaker, 116; Jump Up and Kissme, Marlo Dunn, 114; Bailouttheminister, Russell Baze, 118; Jebrica, Juan Gutierrez, 118; Taylor Said, Mario Gutierrez, 122 and St Liams Halo, Leslie Mawing, 118.
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