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Home Theater Wiring – Uses and benefits of HDMI Multimedia Interface Cables

September 27th, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

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The HDMI 1.3 cable is the newest version of the multiple multimedia interface cable that can be used to connect a number of electronic devices into the same interface. Compared to past models of the cable, which have changed relatively little compared to their predecessors, the 1.3 version has an array of new features that makes it the most adaptable of the bunch. But just what are the real benefits of using the HDMI 1.3 cable compared to the others? You would be surprised, I’m sure, to learn of all the ways that this new version will expand your multimedia interface and make it easier for you to combine your electronics.

To understand how this HDMI cable is going to help you, let’s first talk about Digital Visual Interface (DVI). This is an uncompressed digital connection scheme that was actually originally developed for a network of personal computers. It was to be a low-cost, high-bandwidth digital connection between PCs and digital monitors, so that you could view your work on the best of television sets. Now it is the most widely used digital display interface in the computer industry. What does all this mean for your home theater system? Well, it means that you can include the DVI with it, especially by using DVI connections on projectors, monitors, and advanced DVD players, such as the new HD-DVD players.

HDMI cables come in when you want to hook up a High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) system with that of a DVI. HDMI cables can carry video, audio, and inter-component operability commands (remote control signals) on one digital interface that has been built on the success of DVI. When a device is connected to an HDMI 1.3 cable, it gets all the video performance that DVI has to offer, up to and including 1080p.

Compared with your standard A/V interfaces, HDMI interfaces actually have a number of important advantages. The uncompressed format delivers digital HD video, multi-channel audio, and control signals between various HDMI and/or DVI components. By combining all this power into one cable, HDMI offers a convenient connection alternative to the maze of existing analog A/V cables that plague your home theater.

The HDMI 1.3 cable actually offers six distinct benefits to the HDMI world. The most obvious is the higher data transfer speed that it offers. It also supports a special format type known as Deep Color. This is the brand new color space used in video electronics. It can support 1.8 times as many colors as RGB (Red, green, blue color schemes), which helps it to show all the various colors found in nature. Incorporating automatic audio syncing capability is also a new feature for the HDMI 1.3 cable. This system will automatically adjust for the difference in electronic latency between the processing circuits of the sound and the image. This discrepancy usually comes up as a slight delay in sound and image correspondence, but it will be unnoticeable thanks to this new cable version.

In addition to all of this, the HDMI 1.3 supports the output of Dolby TrueHD and DTS-FD Master Audio streams. These are the lossless audio codec formats used on HD DVDs and Blue-ray discs. The cable is only useful here if the DVD player can’t send information in an uncompressed format, though. The HDMI 1.3 can be used with a number of products, including the latest DVD players and the Playstation 3, which you may be interested to know, is the first product on the market that uses a HDMI 1.3 wire connection.

So if you’re looking for the best connectivity possible, look into purchasing the HDMI 1.3 cable. The benefits HDMI 1.3 provides your home theater wiring set-up can’t be beat, and you’ll soon find yourself able to transfer data like never before.

~Ben Anton, 2007

Ben Anton lives in Portland, OR and writes for Ronny’s 5th St. Audio Vision.
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How to Repair Car Windows

September 26th, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

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Some people think that learning how to repair car windows is a tad technical. However, it is possible to learn the do it yourself job and even grow to be proficient in it. Taking over this activity and doing it satisfactorily will go a long way in boosting your self-esteem and of course, saving money. Other related duties require that you just be sure of your competency before embarking on the project however with the car window repair, you’ll be able to simply embark on it right away. The first step will involve you cleansing up the repair area. It should ideally be concrete as that is simple to clean up. If a concrete surface isn’t available, it is advisable to lay a tarp before proceeding.

The primary tangible step to repair the window is to make sure that you have the correct tools. These could be found lying around the house e.g. screwdrivers, painter’s cloth and a masking tape. Next, take away or undo the armrest and door handle. The inside panel will certainly come next. This part is expertly held all rounds with screws. Next, to be taken care of will be the moisture barrier. This element requires extreme caution. It is likely to be fixed with tape, screws or even clips. It’s crucial that you just take your time while undoing this. Any rapture or tear with this will lead to a complex problem, which can mean extra money for further repairs.

With this safely off, the next part will be the actual door. That is the primary stage in repairing car window that may involve you meeting the actual glass that is broken. This step is essential and it requires that you simply be very careful because the glass might injure you if not properly handled. It is very unwise to be aggressive. Ensure you take away all the massive glass shards before vacuuming out the minute ones. As soon as everything is clean and good to go, now you can bring in the new glass window. Ensure you set the glass window correctly on the track. The glass is held into place by a plug or a pin.

It is best to then maneuver the window down or up as soon as you are certain it is correctly set. It will guarantee you of its proper working. In the case of repairing car windows, there is no assumptions and you need to be sure that everything is done based on the set procedure. The subsequent step will be to make sure that the components are put back in reverse order i.e. the barrier now comes first, the panel, armrest and eventually the door handle. After the set up of every piece, you need to once again take a look at the car window to be sure of its perfect working.

The final step to repair window is to make sure that all damaged pieces of glass are cleaned off to avoid injury. It will ultimately mark the end of a truly nice and fun filled learning experience.

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Kidwise Big Blue Lagoon Inflatable KWWS A-4

September 26th, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

Kidwise Big Blue Lagoon Inflatable KWWS A-4 KIDWISE: Bring a wet and refreshing good time to your backyard with this inflatable water park. Simply hook it up to a standard hose and watch as water cascades down the super-size slide. Inflate the unit in a matter of minutes with the included air blower that plugs into any standard 120V outlet.Product Features:

Supports up to 200 lb.*
Ages: 4 years and up
Includes Water Park, carrying bag, patch kit, stakes, and air blower
Dimensions: 16′l x 16.5′w x 9.5′h
Weight: 120 lb.

(Model KWWS-A4)*Recommend only 1 2 children on slide at the same time for safety.

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Anesthesia Malpractice Cases

September 26th, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

In the United States, the majority of malpractice cases are anesthesia related cases. Out of doctors with specialties anesthesia malpractice is the twelfth highest medical specialty in which doctors had to pay a claim for their negligence. Anesthesia is a strong drug so any error could be life altering or even deadly in cases where they are severe. When an injury occurs such as brain damage, paralysis and death a case is anesthesia malpractice is usually filed.

Even though we are seeing more and more of these malpractice cases, they are difficult to prove. Patients who are given anesthesia are heavily sedated or they are not conscious making it difficult to prove credible. In many situations, there is not enough record keeping of the doctor’s part. Either medical records do not exist or there is a minimal amount of notes taken by staff.

Taking Preventative Measures to Avoid Anesthesia Malpractice Cases

Sadly, mistakes occur, a patient can take measures to prevent these mistakes to make certain you or your loved ones. Having thorough notes of your medical history, your health condition, allergies etc. is important when going through surgery. Make sure you share this with the medical facility you are having surgery at so they can update any new information. Thus if any mistake does happen, you will have re cords to show that your health cannot be blamed for someone else’s negligence.

Before you are put under anesthesia, make sure documentation is shared for yourself and your doctor including:

Results from a pre-anesthesia examination
Your signed consent form
Operative records
Any transfer notes taken
Records taken by a doctor
A post-anesthesia record

Malpractice insurers and medical societies are to notify healthcare providers regarding altering patient’s medical records and it is strongly frowned upon. Unfortunately, when a surgery goes bad and the patients get injured or worse, the advice that was given is forgotten or avoided. Therefore, the individual or family member will file an anesthesia malpractice lawsuit for the negligence of the doctor or other medical facility.

Where Does Anesthesia Malpractice Occur?

Many people suspect that anesthesia malpractice only occurs in the operating room at a hospital. This is not always the case. Malpractice relative to anesthesia can occur in many other situations such as before or after surgery, during a dental procedure, while giving birth and plastic surgery.

There is a variety of side effects when an anesthesia error happens. Some common side effects that cause an individual to file an medical malpractice case includes:

Cerebral palsy
Brain damage
Nerve damage
Paralysis

If you are considering filing a case due to the effect of anesthesia and possible malpractice, speak with a professional medical attorney. These attorneys will evaluate your case to make sure you and your loved ones’ legal rights are protected. Contact an attorney to get the legal advice you deserve.

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Book Review – East of the Mountains by David Guterson

September 24th, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

When you first look at the cover of East of the Mountains by David Guterson, you see a dark gray sky with barren mountains and a field full of dying grass. Throughout the picture runs a gravel road which passes an apple orchard on the way to the mountains in the background. The cover provides a good visual of the story that Guterson tells. This is a story of a doctor named Ben Givens who was recently diagnosed with terminal colon cancer. He has three months to live, and intends to travel east of the mountains to end his life on his own terms.

Ben Givens is in a tough spot in his life. He was recently diagnosed with colon cancer after finding a painful lump on his side, his wife has died, he does not see his kids enough anymore, and he is nearing the end of his life at age seventy two. Knowing that he has three months to live, he comes up with an elaborate plot to tie up his loose ends and go on one last trip to end his life. This includes planting certain objects in his home to look like he just stepped out for a few hours, packing a few pairs of hunting clothes along with his shotgun, and preparing food and supplies for his two hunting dogs who will be traveling with him. Ben‘s plan is to go on one last hunting trip in a wilderness area he is familiar with and then shoot himself so he does not have to suffer anymore.

After loading up his Scout with all of his materials and his two dogs, he set out for the mountains. His plans are quickly altered when one of his dogs climbs up into the front seat area and causes Givens to crash his vehicle. He wraps the Scout around a tree, giving him a nasty gash on the forehead and a huge black eye. His dogs escaped the accident unharmed, but now Givens was stuck in the middle of nowhere on a rainy night. A young, hippie couple arrived shortly while driving to nowhere in particular, and helped Givens to safety. They fed him some snacks and struck up conversation about how Ben is incredibly lucky that he did not die before arriving at a local town. Givens paid a towing company to scrape his vehicle off the side of the road and then decided he must continue on with his plans. Not having a vehicle would make his remaining days much more difficult, but he said goodbye to the hippie couple and started walking with his dogs.

Ben and his dogs slept in nature and hunted birds with his shotgun in order to eat. He kept some of the birds in his coat for when he needed them and made sure his dogs enjoyed some bird as well to stay nourished. He starts to have flashbacks to his past where the author tells of his father and his future wife, Rachel. His father instilled great values in Ben, such as honesty and staying away from alcohol. His mother pushed him to make the best of himself and ultimately convinced him to enter the medical field. Then there was Rachel, the single most influential person in Ben‘s life. Readers get a sense in this book that Ben misses Rachel terribly and is looking forward to meeting her in another life. They met near Ben‘s home where Rachel was picking apples for the summer. They constantly snuck off together where they kissed and fell in love. Their relationship was forced to an end one day when Rachel left for nursing school and Ben entered the Army.

A big portion of the book is dedicated to Ben‘s time spent in the Army. He enlisted against his father’s wishes and was an infantryman in the Army’s ski patrol. He traveled around the world and nearly froze to death, but made some great memories along the way. Ben entered tense battles where his friends were shot and killed right next to him. His best friend, Stackhouse, was shot three times, including once in the chest, but thanks to Ben, was saved after open heart surgery. Not only did Ben witness his friend’s chest cracked open, but he helped pump fluids into Stackhouse and stop bleeding from other bullet holes. This was also a large influence on his decision to become a doctor. He realized that he could do more with his natural talents and could help save people’s lives. The most important memory from his war days was the time he met with Rachel in a foreign country. When they met up, both Rachel and Ben looked older, but were still immensely attracted to one another. They decided to get married on their second day together and vowed to stay together until death. Rachel mentioned that she wanted their ashes to be buried next to each other one day so they can intermix and become a beautiful flower.

After Ben‘s flashbacks, we are brought back to his current situation. He is still out in the wilderness with his two dogs, walking slowly toward his final destination. Suddenly, he hears wolves and wolfhounds in the distance running at him full speed. There were a total of ten or twelve wolfhounds chasing a single wolf than ran right by him, causing his two weaker dogs to join in the chase. Ben knew that wolfhounds were bred and trained to kill anything that moves, and knew that his two hunting dogs were in serious trouble. He slowly chased the pack of dogs and when he finally found them, the wolf was dead and being eaten by the hounds. One of his dogs, Tristan, was nowhere to be found. His other dog, Rex, was badly hurt with huge open gashes all over his body. One of the wolfhounds still had Rex by the neck, forcing Givens to shoot and kill the hound in order to save his own dog. The dog’s owner arrived soon by dirt bike and accused Ben of killing his innocent hound. The crazy man ended up stealing Ben‘s family heirloom shotgun and took off. Being the doctor that he is, Givens used local tools available to suture his dog’s wounds the best he could until he could find a veterinarian. The gun did not matter at this point; he just wanted to make sure his dog lived another day.

The problem was that Ben and Rex were in the middle of nowhere. Ben was determined to save Rex, so he carried him in his arm for several miles until he reached a small town. There was a small restaurant in the town where Ben grabbed a small bite to eat. He then bribed a local truck driver with sixty dollars to take him and Rex to the vet’s office. The man obliged, and struck up friendly conversation along the way. Rex ended up having his makeshift stitches removed and replaced in the vet’s operating room where Ben helped again with an operation. Rex was tired and would undoubtedly be sore for a few months, but the vet and Ben managed to save his life. Givens was happy to have Rex by his side and felt that he had done something good near the end of his life.

At this point, Givens had a realization. He was laying in an old hotel room feeling miserable, realizing that he needed to live out his final days. Givens had met so many nice people who went out of their way to accommodate him and his dog. In addition, Givens realized that he was making many people happy just by being alive, including his family who would be very worried by now. Ben decided that he would call his kids and return home with Rex as soon as possible. His kids would know about his plans, his journey, his sickness, and would help him live out the last three months of his life.

Ben walked to the local bus station and bought a ticket for his hometown. While traveling, he talked to a young girl about philosophy and religion, and what might happen in the afterlife. Givens informed her that he was a doctor and the young girl directed his attention to a group of three young Mexican men in the rear of the bus. One of the men was clearly sick but refused treatment. Using Ben‘s medical knowledge and the girl’s fluency in Spanish, they managed to tell the men that the sick one needed to get to a hospital or he would likely die. Givens had a feeling that the boy had Tuberculosis, a condition that one should not ignore. The boys denied treatment and said that they needed to work and make money, so at the next bus stop Ben called an ambulance to come pick up the man. Both Ben and the young girl knew the man was in the country illegally and could be deported, but he would be better off deported than dead.

After the young man and his brother were transported to the hospital against their wishes, Ben noticed the other young Mexican man standing around, not knowing what to do next. Ben ended up buying him dinner and calling the local job services bureau where he found the man a job picking apples at the nearby Wolfhound Orchard. Ben and the man ate steaks together, Ben paid for dinner, and they rented a car to leave town. The two set out for the Orchard to make sure the man would have a job, and Ben stayed the night in a small cabin on the Orchard’s grounds. The Mexican man came into Ben‘s cabin late at night and lit a fire for him in order to say thanks. While in the cabin, another person entered to tell Ben that a woman was in labor and the baby would not come out. Ben did not think twice to get out of bed and run as quickly as a seventy year old man could run to her cabin. When he entered the cabin, he saw an overweight woman with a blue baby that was obviously stuck. After some manipulation of the baby’s arms and umbilical cord, Ben delivered the fifteen year old girl’s baby. He was the hero of the night and returned to his cabin for some much needed sleep.

In the morning, Givens is woken up again by the lady-of-the-house at the Wolfhound Orchards. Ben realized that this is the home of the man who stole his shotgun on the dirt bike, and this was likely his wife or mother. He told the woman the story of his dogs and his gun, but did not care to get revenge at this point. Ben simply wanted to be home again near his family and those he loved. The woman felt bad for him and was thankful that Ben delivered a baby the night before, so she decided to drive him home, several hours in each direction. Before they left in her truck, Ben saw the man who stole his gun approach and walk toward the woman’s house. Ben yelled for the man and walked up to him, not looking for confrontation, but knowing that something had to be said to make things right. He told the bad man that the shotgun is cursed and the man can have it. It was somewhat of a relief for Ben to give up on his gun. He said that guns never bring anything but bad luck and the man had his share of bad luck on the way.

While driving back to Ben‘s hometown over the mountains, the woman and Ben had great conversation about life and how valuable it is to an individual. This reinforced Ben‘s thoughts even more that he belongs at home with his family. He needed to live out the rest of his days with his kids so they know the truth about him and can feel closure when Ben dies. He eventually returns to his small home and finds things exactly how he left them. Being at home provided him with comfort and a feeling of relief. Ben curled up in his warm bed and pulled Rex’s bed alongside his. The story ends with them both laying in their own beds next to each other, a man with his companion, both wanting to live to see another day.

East of the Mountains is a dramatic book which makes you think about how valuable life is. Ben Givens was a man who had given up on life due to his age and terminal illness, but realized through his journey that you can never give up on life. His medical knowledge and simple, yet witty personality led him to make friends and provide valuable services to those he met along the way. The plot is intertwined and the flashbacks add another level of complexity to the story. In addition, Guterson’s writing style is rich and descriptive, allowing the reader to form a mental image of the settings which Ben Givens travels through. Overall, this book is rated a 4.5 out of 5.

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Savoy Brown

September 24th, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

To many blues guitar fans, Savoy Brown is a band that should be mentioned in the same breath with outfits like Cream, John Mayall and The Blues Breakers and The Yardbirds; true powerhouses of the 60′ British Blues Invasion. These same people will tell you that Savoy Brown rode the final wave of that initial invasion to America’s shores and enjoyed an enormous popularity before interest in the blues began to wane in the early 70′s. And yet despite a revolving door lineup, Savoy Brown soldiers on.

Formed by Welsh guitarist Kim Simmonds at 19, The Savoy Brown Blues Band quickly established residence at the Battersea blues club, Kilroys, in 1966. At the time of their formation, Britain was in the midst of a love affair with American blues musicians and supported tours of bluesmen like Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters and Big Bill Broonzy and that love affair spawned a spate of blues bands like The Rolling Stones, John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac and others. Although Simmonds and the other members of Savoy Brown were too young to have learned their blues directly under these other bands, they certainly absorbed the sound and quickly became accomplished blues musicians.

The band came to attention of producer Mike Vernon (who had worked with Mayall, Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack and Ten Years After as well) who, after briefly working at DECCA Records, formed his own label, Blue Horizon and their off shoots, Purdah and Outasite Records. Vernon was impressed with Savoy Brown saying that ‘they had a style that took no prisoners’ and quickly signed them to his Purdah label and released their first single ‘I Can’t Quit You, Baby’. Shortly after its release, harmonica player, John O’Leary left the band and was replaced by guitarist, Martin Stone. It set a pattern that was to run through the career of Savoy Brown; it’s near constant changing of musicians and line ups.

Through their deal with Purdah, Savoy Brown signed a long term deal with London DECCA and its subsidiary, Parrot Records and recorded their debut album Shake ‘Em On Down (a collection of blues covers) in 1967 to a limited U.K. release. Despite getting some notice in the U.K. Savoy Brown broke up immediately following the release of their debut album but Simmonds, perhaps in a moment of foreshadowing, opted to retain the name Savoy Brown and immediately reformed the group with a new line up. This line up became the motor for SB’s heyday. Simmonds added ‘Lonesome’ Dave Peverett, vocalist Chris Youlden (complete with bowler hat and monocle), drummer Roger Earle and bassist Rivers Jobe (although Jobe was eventually replaced by Tone Stevens.

The re-formed band released their second album Getting To The Point in 1968 in both England and the U.S. But getting the band together and getting the album out had their moments. “It was at the end of 1967. We’d had our equipment stolen, and Hughie Flint had his drums stolen and was still thinking of doing something different anyway, so that was kind of the last straw. Bob Brunning left at the same time and I think Kim wanted a change and so we auditioned and Roger Earl came to auditions and he got the gig. The first time he came with a bass player friend and they auditioned together. We weren’t keen on the bass player, so we passed on that rhythm section, and the next day I said ‘How about that drummer, I thought he was good.’ So we called him again and he got the gig. We got a bass player called Rivers Jobe. He was very young, about 15 or so. And that was the lineup for the Getting To The Point album,” recalled Peverett in an interview.

With the release of two additional albums in 1969, Blue Matter and A Step Further, and a ferocious touring schedule, Savoy Brown took hold in America. Curiously enough, they never achieved the same level of fan acceptance in their native England. In 1970, the band released two additional albums, Raw Sienna and Lookin’ In which helped cement their growing cultish like fame in the United States. Raw Sienna is considered by many to be the bands high point. As critic Peter Kurtz has written “There’s not a bad cut here, with enough variety to warrant frequent late-night listening”. However vocalist Youlden left the band shortly after its release leaving a huge hole in the lineup that has yet to be filled adequately. Youlden, perhaps the most impressive and distinctive voices in British blues left for a solo career that never found legs.

Following the release of Lookin’ In, the band lost three more members when Peverett, who had been asserting himself as more of a lead guitarist, Earl and Stevens left to form Foghat. Simmonds was beginning to get used to the idea of a constantly changing menu of musicians and again re-created the band with lineup after lineup. But with losing Youlden and the others, Savoy Brown was never able to quite re-create the power house sound that that they had cultivated in their glory years. Although Simmonds gave it an all out effort by adding Paul Raymond, Andy Silvester and drummer Dave Bidwell, all former members of British blues band, Chicken Shack (another band with trouble retaining a steady line up). This line up held together for two more Savoy Brown albums, the solid efforts Street Corner Talking and Hellbound Train (1971 and 1972 respectively).

Savoy Brown continued on throughout the Seventies and beyond but with a myriad of ever changing lineups, it had become nothing more than a vehicle for the mad, frenetic guitar lesson work of Simmonds, the only remaining original member. The band continues to record and tour, now a favorite of blues and rock festivals all over the world.

Those early Savoy Brown albums are some of finest boogie-blues / electric blues albums available and to student players, practically blues guitar lessons. And even now, Kim Simmonds can be counted on to deliver some of the grittiest, down and dirty blues guitar around. In a strange, an unintentional way, Savoy Brown could have been considered a training ground for British blues and blues rock players of that era.

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Brazilian Keratin Hair Treatment QOD MAX 1000ml

September 24th, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

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This product is great. It made my hair really shiny and smoothie. When you apply it the hair feels a little sticky, but after you wash your hair a couple of days later it feels great. I would definitely buy it and use it again. And it lasts too. Both the product itself and its effect on the hair. You only need a little bit, not a lot. So you’ll have it for months. It’s been more than a month since I first used it and my hair still feels and looks great. I highly recommend it!!!
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Organizational Integrity: How to Apply the Wisdom of the Body to Develop Healthy Organizations

September 23rd, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

A Must Read – J. Robertson –
For anyone who works in groups and organizations this book holds great insights for making the whole organization and the individuals within it healthier. It can guide in accomplishing group purposes with greater clarity and harmony. It is well written and accessible. It will also challenge many current ways of viewing and working with the life of both large and small groups. The accompanying artwork is magnificent. I highly recommend this book.
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September 23rd, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

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Brazilian Keratin Hair Treatment KIT MAX 1000ml + Easy Comb + Hair Clip

September 22nd, 2010 | Author: xakigecira

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