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I remember how my brother and I could finish a tray of bananas when we were still kids. It was like a healthy popcorn version for us because we would watch TV while eating the bananas. Well, it sure is a healthy thing to do. Our mom would even call us monkeys. We are banana lovers but it doesn't mean we are monkeys. lol
Bella also loves bananas. Every time she sees those yellow fruits on a tray, she would say, "Mommy, I want to eat banana." And when she has eaten one banana, she would ask for another one saying, "Want another banana." We are glad that Bella likes eating bananas and other fruits too. Good thing there are lots of bananas in our country.
Bananas in the PhilippinesThe Philippines is the third largest producer of bananas. This is because of the tropical climate in our area which is perfect for growing bananas. Banana is a common snack or merienda in our country. As a matter of fact, I consider this as one of my favorite snacks. But if you think this is the usual yellow bananas that are merely peeled before eaten, you are wrong. I'll be showing you one banana recipe that I love to cook and of course EAT! But before that, allow me to show you the different varieties of bananas that grow in my country.
1. Señorita bananas. These are small bananas but are sweet and very tasty! They are small just like the size of a finger but it looks like a fat finger :D
2. Latundan bananas. These bananas are round-tipped with thin yellow skin that splits once fully ripe. This is most commonly available in the market.
3. Lacatan bananas. These bananas come in different sizes. They can be long and slender and some are long and chubby. You can just let them ripe on your kitchen and you'll get a yummy aroma once its ripe.
4. Cavendish bananas. These are also called "dessert" or Chiquita bananas and are usually for export especially that they have long storage life.
5. Cardaba or Saba bananas. These bananas have a robust shape and are larger. It has a starchy flavor perfect for cooking. This is used to make banana chips, banana cue and other delicious recipes.
It is said that the Philippines has so many banana varieties which means that there are still a lot of them missing in my list. These are the only ones I know about. My mom said that there are also bananas that have so many seeds in it. They used to play with the seeds like a gun by blowing the seeds from their mouths towards their playmates when they were still kids. It sounds funny to me especially that I haven't encountered bananas with seeds.
Oh. Here is one banana fact that I want to share to you:
Bananas are Healthy!Of course they are! That is why it is recommended to eat them. Even babies can eat them already especially that they are soft. There are also baby foods that are banana flavored. Bananas are a good source of potassium, dietary fiber, manganese and vitamins B6 & C. Primarily, they are really a good source of potassium. A 100 g banana could provide 358 mg potassium. This is an important component of cell and body fluids that helps control heart rate and blood pressure. Eating 100 g of bananas could provide 90 calories. It has fibers in it which helps in digestion and lessens constipation problems. It can also be a moderate source of vitamin-C which helps protect us from infectious agents. Eating fresh bananas could also give adequate levels of minerals like copper, magnesium, and manganese.
Well, who would doubt the health benefits of a banana? I guess no one would!
Banana Cue (Caramelized Banana) Recipe
As promised, I am going to share to you one of my favorite banana recipes. We are going to use a Saba banana for this recipe. Saba can be cooked in so many ways and would always be delicious! Sometimes, we just cook them in water and then eat them once cooked. You can also grill them which we locally call "Dangdang Q" haha. I dunno why we call it that way. It can also be a perfect addition to a Halo-halo (Mix-mix) which is a refreshing snack with different ingredients in it mixed together. Oh well, I couldn't talk about the different Saba recipes on one post. I can share to you other recipes next time. For now, here is how you can make a Banana Cue or Banana Q or a Caramelized Banana. Whatever you call it, it is still delicious!
What You Need:
Saba Bananas
Brown Sugar
Cooking Owl
1. Peel and cut the bananas in halves crosswise.
2. Heat oil on pan.
3. Place bananas on pan then let it cook for a while.
4. Add sugar and let it melt until it sticks to the bananas. But sometimes I prefer to eat it with crunchy sugar around the bananas so I don't let it melt too much. :)
5. Wait until golden brown and your done.
It is that simple but is very very delicious! Well, I might be a bit biased because this is a personal fave but I think if you try making one, you'll love it too. This taste a lot better when wrapped with Spring-roll/ Lumpia wrappers. Nom nom nom.
So that's it for today. I just wanted to share something that I love a lot. If your kiddos don't eat bananas, you can let them see this videos:
This is a fun song from Pancake Manor. Bella likes this very much.Or they might want to see another Banana Song from the famous banana characters called Minions from Despicable Me:
If the first video was a fun banana song, the second one is a funny song.lols. These Minions are really cute! I can't help but laugh. Well, that could be one thing a banana could give us all: HAPPINESS.


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Have no idea if anyone is following this blog to be honest with you….
For those of you who do, you recall how I have a pair of dolls that are suppose to represent BK and I. That is, if we had gotten married and raised a family of our own.
I remember how almost two years ago, he surprised me with these dolls as a way to encourage me in continuing this hobby. Still recalled the look on BK's face when I was so adamant about being careful when handling them, and how eventually, I added Aidan and Maddie and the dogs to complete the family. He'd simply laugh and tell me I'm just being silly.
But sometimes, I'd catch him carefully moving the dolls around — maybe set the kids to play with the dogs while Bryan and Daphne sat on a couch keeping watch while holding hands.
But then again, they are only dolls — just something to personify what I hope to achieve later in life. And perhaps, these hopes will simply just live in my dreams and in my private thoughts.
So who knew that on a warm Friday evening in June, BK would prove me wrong.

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Cancer self-referrals made little impact on lung cancer diagnoses
Exclusive The self-referral strategy being trialled by NHS England as a route to diagnosing cancer earlier failed to make any major impact on diagnoses in a previous pilot of the approach, Pulse has learned.
The head of the pilot run in Leeds said that the scheme was successful, but it found that giving patients the option to go directly to hospital for a chest X-ray without first visiting their GP had a small effect on cancer diagnoses.
The findings were revealed after NHS England announced a major new programme of work on improving early cancer diagnosis – including self-referral for chest X-rays as a means of speeding up early lung cancer detection.
One pilot of this planned so far will involve offering people in Crewe from 'high-risk' areas the opportunity to request a chest X-ray without a GP appointment.
GP leaders have expressed concerns about the move to bypass GPs and allow patients to self-refer, with concerns it could lead to patients undergoing unnecessary, harmful investigations.
NHS England had said that 'enabling patients to book their own appointments directly with a diagnostic testing unit or hospital diagnostic service could remove the need for them to see their GP, potentially speeding up the process of diagnosis'.
However, an earlier pilot run in Leeds found the introduction of self-referral chest X-rays had minimal impact on lung cancer diagnoses - although the wider programme of work, of which it was a part, was successful in improving early detection of the disease.
The pilot – set up in 2011 by Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust – involved three initiatives targeting areas of Leeds with poor health outcomes including high lung cancer mortality, particularly in men.
This involved a 'Got a cough, Get a Check' publicity campaign to raise awareness of lung cancer symptoms, alongside a self-referral chest X-ray service whereby people over 50 years of age with a cough lasting three weeks or longer could self-present to a hospital chest X-ray clinic without a GP referral.
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The programme – which now forms part of routinely commissioned cancer services in the area – also included a series of GP education sessions on early detection, aimed at lowering the threshold for suspicion of lung cancer and increasing GP referrals for chest X-rays.
Dr Matthew Callister, consultant respiratory physician at Leeds Hospitals Teaching Trust and head of the project, told Pulse the self-referral had been 'useful' but that results indicated the self-referral route did not change the way cancers were being diagnosed.
Chest X-ray referrals have increased markedly since the project started, from around 20,000 a year in 2010, to over 32,000 last year. However, Dr Callister explained that most additional X-rays have resulted from the increase in GP referrals with around 2,500 coming via the self-referral route.
And while the provisional data – still being verified by Public Health England before publication -show an improvement in one-year survival from lung cancer, reduced emergency presentations of lung cancer and a small improvement in presenting stage of disease, Dr Callister said most cancers were still diagnosed via the GP referral route.
Dr Callister said: 'I think the self-referral has been a useful aspect of the programme. We have shown that patients are able to use the service appropriately, and our local GPs have been very supportive of the new pathway. Patients are recalled directly for CT in case of a normal X-ray, and patient feedback has been excellent.
'However, even with the self-referral pathway, most patients were diagnosed with lung cancer following referral from their GP. Our experience would therefore support introducing a self-referral pathway, but only as part of a wider campaign incorporating GP training, lowering referral thresholds and community education.'
Dr Richard Vautrey, deputy GPC chair and a GP in Leeds, said the earlier pilot cast doubt on the value of self-referral.
Dr Vautrey said: 'Actually whilst a small number of lung cancers were detected I don't think they were at a significantly earlier stage than would have been the case from direct GP referrals and so the long term outcome for patients was not that different despite the additional expense.'
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It not only the lack of statistically significant increase in new diagnosis but the cost of radiation in terms of causing new cancers. Was the pilot robust enough to pick up anys tatistical evidence?
For every 4,000 to 8,000 Xrays, we may cause a new cancer!
I am not against the original trial but once its thought to be not useful it should NOT be further pushed for political expediency.
Perhaps its irrational to expect politicians to be rational (TM)


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|Edna mode (Juniors)
|Gamma Jack
Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:
- Cleaned, Well-Lubricated and Wound Tight (10 points): Throw five enemies into the gears during "Undermined".
- Wheelie Good Time! (10 points): Perform a wheelie for 10 seconds during "Hover Train Hijinx".
- Raccoon Them Up (10 points): Score 'Incredible' in all raccoon encounters during "Revelations".
- Making Parr (10 points): Chase down Screenslaver in "Elastigirl On The Case" within 3 minutes and 15 seconds.
- That's One Way to Unpack (10 points): Destroy all the moving boxes during "House Parr-ty".
- Your Own Kind of Incredible (10 points): Extinguish the fires during "Screenslaver Showdown" without the Family Build.
- A-MAZE-ing (10 points): Survive Bomb Voyage's maze during "The Golden Years" without taking damage.
- Stay Right On My Tail, it's Gonna Get Hot! (10 points): Complete "Vigilant Vigilantes" in 9 minutes.
- It's Learning... (10 points): Trigger all traps during "Nomanisan Island".
- Untouchable (10 points): Complete "Return to Nomanisan Island" without being hit by a goo cannon.
- Plane Crazy (10 points): Don't get hit by any plane parts during "Above Parr".
- Where's My Super Suit?! (10 points): Complete "The Final Showdown" with Lucius Best (Workout).
- Where Are They Now? (30 points): Complete "Omnidroid Rampage".
- The Best (10 points): Achieve True Super in any level.
- The Best of the Best (30 points): Achieve True Super in all levels.
- Kit Car (10 points): Collect all Minikits in a level.
- Kitted Up (30 points): Collect all Minikits in the game.
- Better Than the BBQ! (10 points): Complete your first Family Build.
- Truly Incredible! (30 points): Complete all Family Builds.
- A Natural Advantage (10 points): Collect a Red Brick.
- Luck Favors the Prepared (30 points): Collect all Red Bricks.
- Bold! Dramatic! Heroic! (10 points): Create a custom character.
- No Capes! (10 points): Create a custom character with a cape.
- I'm a Billionaire! (50 points): Earn 1,000,000,000 Studs.
- Key to the City (100 points): Achieve 100%.
- Making the World a Better Place (10 points): Clean up a district.
- Superhero of the Year (30 points): Clean up all districts.
- I'm Not Happy Bob. Not Happy (10 points): Attack Gilbert Huph with Bob Parr.
- A Close Second (30 points): Finish a race with Dash achieving silver.
- Everyone is Special (10 points): Defeat an enemy with a non-super character.
- That Was Totally Wicked! (30 points): Achieve a 75 hit combo.
- Jack-Jack Attack! (10 points): Use all of Jack-Jack's different powers.
- Someone's Always in Trouble (10 points): Release a district boss from prison.
- Senior Citizens Arrest (10 points): Defeat a district boss with a Senior Citizen.
- Freeze! (10 points): Freeze a police officer with Frozone.
- I'm You, But Stronger! (10 points): Pair Buddy Pine with Syndrome.
- Just Keep Swimming (10 points): Complete an underwater race as Dory.
- Doing Our Part! (10 points): Complete an ambient crime in the city.
- The Supers Have Returned! (30 points): Complete 50 ambient crimes in the city.
Additionally, there are 12 secret achievements:
- Out in Public Again (20 points): Complete Chapter 1 - "Undermined".
- Trouble on the Tracks (20 points): Complete Chapter 2 - "Hover Train Hijinx".
- Helicopter Havoc (20 points): Complete Chapter 3 - "Revelations".
- A Slice of the Action (20 points): Complete Chapter 4 - "Elastigirl on the Case".
- Parr-ty House (20 points): Complete Chapter 5 - "House Parr-ty".
- A Momentous Occasion (50 points): Complete Chapter 6 - "Screenslaver Showdown".
- A Previous Engagement (20 points): Complete Chapter 7 - "The Golden Years".
- I Wanted to go Bowling! (20 points): Complete Chapter 8 - "Vigilant Vigilantes".
- Worlds A-Parr-t (20 points): Complete Chapter 9 - "Nomanisan Island".
- An Unwelcome Guest (20 points): Complete Chapter 10 - "Return to Nomanisan Island".
- I'm Just Happy You're Alive! (20 points): Complete Chapter 11 - "Above Parr".
- Best Vacation Ever! (50 points): Complete Chapter 12 - "The Final Showdown".


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Press Release From SALDEF
Sikh American Documentary to be Screened Across Country
A Dream in Doubt to make national TV premiere on PBS in May
Washington D.C. – March 27, 2008: The Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund (SALDEF), the nation's oldest Sikh American civil rights and advocacy organization, in partnership with ITVS, The American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee and The Interfaith Alliance is proud to be a co-sponsor of the cross-country and national television screening of the critically acclaimed documentary, A Dream in Doubt.
The film, directed by Tami Yeager and produced by former SALDEF National Director Preetmohan Singh, will be screened across the country over April and May.
Find a local screening in your area
A Dream in Doubt is an immigrant story in a world in which patriotism has morphed into murder. When Rana Singh Sodhi's brother, Balbir Singh Sodhi, is killed in America's first post-9/11 revenge murder, he begins a journey to reclaim his American dream and fight the hate that continues to threaten his community. This intimate, hour-long documentary of one man's odyssey from persecution in India to embracing America as his homeland proves that courage and hope have the power to overcome hate.
Additionally, the film will be screened nationally on May 20, 2008 on PBS. Click here to learn more about the May 20, 2008 screening
A Dream in Doubt not only examines the daily horrors that Rana and the Sikh community experienced as misunderstood Americans after the attacks of 9/11, but shows his personal experience with tragedy and his perseverance to obtain the American dream. Among the incidents that the Sodhi family went through after the death of Balibir Singh Sodhi were:
In August 2002, Sukhpal Singh Sodhi, Rana's next-oldest brother, was murdered in mysterious circumstances while driving a cab in San Francisco.
Nine months later in May 2003, Rana's friend, Avtar Chiera, was shot twice by three men who yelled, "Go back to where you came from!"
Three weeks after Avtar's shooting, another friend, Inderjit Singh was physically assaulted and threatened with death while working at a convenience store.
Finally on September 23, 2003, Sukhvir Singh, was found dead behind the counter of a convenience store in Tempe, Arizona, of a stab wound to the head.
In the face of such tragedy, Rana exclaims: "This is America! This can't be. We will not tolerate it." The film follows Rana and his family as they seek vindication for his brothers' murders by working to educate fellow Phoenix-area residents about hate crimes; acting as the spokesman for his family and the Sikh community; running his gas station to support his family; and, most importantly, attempting to guard his own school-aged children—Rose, Satpreet and Navdeep—from bullying and harassment.
Rana endures these injustices through a steadfast belief in the Sikh and American values of freedom, self-reliance, and equality. But, with each new incident, Rana's wounds are reopened and he is forced to question how much should he suffer. For Rana, America is on trial.
SALDEF encourages all Americans to attend a screening in their area with their families, to share the story of this true struggle of one Sikh American family's journey towards finding their own version of the idealized American dream.
Please distribute this widely to family, friends and at the local Gurdwara
Navdeep Singh
202-393-2700 ext. 27
Contact SALDEF
Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund (SALDEF)
1413 K St, NW, 5th floor Washington, DC 20005
phone: 202-393-2700 fax: 202-318-3344
www.saldef.org email@example.com
About SALDEF
Founded in 1996, SALDEF is the largest and oldest Sikh American civil rights and educational organization dedicated to protecting and promoting the civil rights of Sikh Americans through legal aid, advocacy and educational outreach. SALDEF's mission is to create a fostering environment in the United States for future generations of Sikh Americans.
Gentlemen may cry, Peace, Peace--but there is no peace. The war is actually begun! The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms! Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What is it that gentlemen wish? What would they have? Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!
27 March 2008
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text: On Nov. 8, 2016, Atlanta residents voted 'yes' to approve a two ballot referenda authorizing investment in transit and transportation infrastructure. Now that it's passed, what does that really mean for the city? Cushman & Wakefield has created an infographic outlining where the money will go, what improvements will be made, and how the city of Atlanta will be more connected as a result.


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Bishop Robert Finn or pro-spanking fundamentalist Christian preacher Michael Pearl, we must examine what role authority figures play in failing to protect children from abuse or, worse, inciting violence against children.
I just found out that Helen Ukpabio, a powerful fundamentalist Christian preacher from Nigeria, will soon be visiting Houston, Texas. I learned about this after reading a Huffington Post article written by Michael Mungai, a student at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia and founder of Harambee Youth Kenya, a Nairobi organization that offers shelter to homeless boys.
Ukpabio plans to perform a 12-day "marathon deliverance," beginning on March 14th, where she promises to relieve people of such problems as nightmares, "witchcraft attacks," being possessed by a "mermaid spirit," and poverty. Mungai says Americans should be troubled by the arrival of Ukpabio whom he calls a "notorious child-witch hunter." Mungai goes on to say,
Ukpabio alleges that Satan constantly manifests himself in the bodies of children through demonic possession, turning them into witches and wizards. Condemned as witches, these children are splashed with acid, buried alive, immersed in fire or expelled from their communities.
Richard Wilson, writing for New.humanist.org.uk, points out that Africans have long believed in the power of evil spirits, but, as of late, that belief has been ramped up due to the "explosive rise of Pentecostal and Revivalist churches" which push the idea during services.
"The belief in witchcraft has thus become intertwined with Christianity," writes Wilson.
Ukpabio is one of the most influential preachers behind the movement. Warning congregants about witchcraft is a mainstay of her sermons, as well as the subject of her book, Unveiling the Mysteries of Witchcraft, in which she tells readers how to identify a child witch.
"If a child under the age of two screams in the night, cries and is always feverish with deteriorating health, he or she is a servant of Satan," Ukpabio writes.
The most damaging of Ukpabio's propaganda, however, seems to be her 1999 dramatic film, End of the Wicked, in which child actors are seen being initiated in eerie rituals in which they are turned into drone-like witches and instructed to "blow up all electronic things in your home! Break plates, glasses, and then cause fever and failure to all other children in your home."
The film is comical to watch—I liken it to the old and zany "Our Gang" films—but, as Wilson points out, many Nigerian children are, indeed, blamed for bad things that take place, while being accused of being tools of Satan. Once the accusations fly, these children are often ostracized or made to undergo violent, and sometimes fatal, exorcisms.
And such abuses extend beyond Africa's borders. London has seen a rash of crimes involving child victims who had been accused of witchcraft and tortured. Currently, a couple is on trial in London for the brutal killing of a 15-year-old boy named Kristy Bamu. Both perpetrators were born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
It is no wonder that some partly blame these abuses on Ukpabio. End of the Wicked has been widely disseminated, and her Liberty Gospel Church has grown tremendously since she founded it in 1992. Headquartered in Calabar in Southern Nigeria, Liberty Gospel now has branches in other parts of Nigeria and overseas. A poster advertising Ukpabio's Houston visit says she will be performing at a Liberty Gospel church.
According to Mungai, "She [Ukpabio] continues to enrich herself, through her books and remittances from exorcisms. In this, she joins the growing list of televangelists who are fleecing poor Africans all over the continent, promising 'miracles' for a fee."
There is a determined movement to protect children from this kind of abuse and oppose Ukpabio's teachings. The organization Stepping Stones Nigeria and the 2008 a documentary Saving Africa's Witch Children have brought international attention to the issue of child witchcraft and Ukpabio's fear mongering.
The Nigerian state of Akwa Ibom has passed a child rights law that prohibits people from accusing children of being witches. However, critics point out that government officials, themselves, believe in witchcraft and that children can be guilty of practicing it.
One Nigerian who has worked tirelessly to protect children from such abuse is Leo Igwe, a representative of the International Humanist and Ethical Union. In an interview with Wilson, Igwe explains how he became frustrated when he took three "confessed child-witches" to the Ministry of Women's Affairs and was told by the director that the children would "contaminate" other children being kept at a childcare facility.
"I was outraged," Igwe said. "Here is a ministry that tells the world, 'We are taking care of these children.' But the director did not want to accept these children because, in the course of being interviewed, they admitted that they were witches."
Igwe believes that Akwa Ibom passed its child rights legislation largely due to international pressure and, he states, no one has been prosecuted or convicted for accusing children of witchcraft to date. Politicians are afraid that "if they dabble into it the witches will come after them," says Igwe.
This won't be Ukpabio's first trip to the United States. She spoke in Houston in May of 2010. As reported by the New York Times, Ukpabio was "emphatic that children can be possessed, and that with her God-given 'powers of discernment,' she can spot such a child." The Times reported that Ukpabio accused her critics of lying and that legislation criminalizing witch accusations infringes on her freedom of religion.
One can understand why Michael Mungai, in particular, wants to alert people to Ukpabio's visit. He is a victim of abuse himself, having lived on the streets as a boy. He has worked with street children, many of whom came from abusive backgrounds. "It therefore disturbs me to see Ukpabio, hiding behind the immunity of religion, inflicting even worse torture on Nigerian children," Mungai writes.
I join in Mungai's appeal to Americans "to ensure that Ukpabio, with her hateful campaign against defenseless children, knows that she is not welcome in their country. She should be met with hostility similar to the protests against the Pope's visit to the United Kingdom. While we should all respect the freedom of everyone to practice their religion, this respect should stop where it starts harming those around them."
"Protesting against Ukpabio's visit to America would be a step towards the right direction in giving a voice to her unfortunate little victims," says Mungai.
Visit this Facebook page which protests Ukpabio's visit.
Sign this petition demanding that President Obama deny Ukpabio entrance to the U.S.
Donate to Stepping Stones Nigeria, an advocacy group that helps to protect children accused of witchcraft.


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Hi there,
Idea for improving Product Review engagement
When we have products such as Laptop 12-inch, it could be great to allow mutual review for posts/products pages which are attached to a main product as global attributes/category (laptop/12-inch).
This mutualisation of reviews will allow to collect reviews from all product/post pages related and diplay all reviews inside one common global review.
On each pages, it will be mentioned from which source the review comes from. This information will be included in each reviews such as:
Review source page : Laptop > 12-inch > Red
In this exemple, the customer who is consulting the Black 12-inch laptop will see the reviews of all 12-inch Laptop instead of seing only reviews from the Black product.
Attachment: Amazon already do that great just as you can see on the screenshot
The customer will read more pertinents reviews and also will know from where.
Results: More review, freshest info, more trust…
All ingredients to make conversion increase
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