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Director Robert Aldrich (The Dirty Dozen) turns up the heat in this steamy, provocative and "expertly executed movie" (Los Angeles Times) starring Beryl Reid and Susannah York. Sexy, "sensitive [and] darkly humorous" (Boxoffice), The Killing of Sister George is a racy romp that's "entertaining" (Leonard Maltin), "explicit and sensational" (Life).June (Reid) is the star of a TV soap opera and she has the ego to prove it. But when she begins to suspect that the network is planning to kill off her characterand that her boss is out to seduce her beautifulyoung lover (York)June spirals out of control. And as she's transformed from demanding diva intohair-trigger harridan, TV's grandest of dames proves that underneath it all'she ain't no lady.
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Unexpected rewards45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11049View Description Hide Description
E d i t o r's N o t e: The substance of this article was delivered at the dedication of the Schenectady Archives of Science and Technology, Schaffer Library, Union College, in Schenectady, New York, in 1976. It presents, for both students and teachers of physics, a picture of the kind of atmosphere in which discoveries are really made and the sophistication with which one must search the archives in order to reconstruct this atmosphere. The original version was published by arrangement with the Friends of the Union College Library, and copies of it may be obtained, on request, from the Schaffer Library, Union College, Schenectady, NY 12308.
Simulating actual research conditions as a means of enhancing the value of advanced student laboratories45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11050View Description Hide Description
A novel method of teaching advanced physics laboratories has been developed. The method simulates research conditions by creating a student‐written literature and requiring students to make researchlike decisions.
''The Age of Newton'' workshops45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11051View Description Hide Description
The optics, mechanics, and mathematics workshops for ''The Age of Newton'' are described in detail. These workshops can be used separately and are of particular interest to an institution developing a curriculum in the history of science, or a new approach to the education of nonscience students, as they involve extensive laboratory experience as well as the customary readings. Although the core of the material covered is Newtonian, use is made of appropriate modern concepts and equipment.
An intuitive approach to group representation theory45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11052View Description Hide Description
The purpose of this article is to outline a nonrigorous and highly intuitive introductory approach to the sort of group representation theory used in molecular and solid state physics. We examine the real three‐space spanned by orthonormal polar basis vectors {‖i〉, i=1,2,3}; first it is shown that the familiar block diagonal ''rotation matrix'' is simply the {‖i〉} representation of the geometric transformation operator ?φ which causes a counterclockwise rotation of any three‐space polar vector by the angle φ about the ‖3〉 axis. By applying this argument to the g r o u p of symmetry operators of the ammonia molecule, it becomes self‐evident that the two irreducible representations obtainable from the {‖i〉} representation of C 3v correspond to subspaces of real‐space invariant relative to the six operators of that group. And the basis vectors which span these invariant subspaces (and which produce the corresponding irreducible representations) have clearly defined symmetry (A 1 and E) properties under the operations of C 3v . This idea is further illustrated in consideration of the representation produced by the in‐plane normal modes of vibration of the three hydrogen atoms in ammonia. Finally, it is shown that the approach can readily be extended into function space.
Einstein's comprehensive 1907 essay on relativity, part II45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11053View Description Hide Description
This continuation of the English rendition of Einstein's 1907 essay on relativity, of which the first part appeared in the June 1977 issue of this Journal, is devote to Parts II‐IV of the essay, dealing with the relativistic treatments of electrodynamics, optics, mechanics, and thermodynamics. The original text of these parts covers 27 printed pages. However, owing to the nature of the subject matter and the character of the original exposition, it was possible to reproduce here the essential content of the original text intact in terms of a free rendition, using modern notation, and retaining all the original formulas with their numbering, and also including direct translations of all passages of possible historical interest. Mathematical amplifications of a few of the key derivations in the original text are presented in added footnotes.
Historical development of the Bhabha first‐order relativistic wave equations for arbitrary spin45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11054View Description Hide Description
From letters, personal reminiscences, and the published works of the authors involved, we describe the historical development of the Bhabha system of first‐order relativistic wave equations for arbitrary spin. The simplest special cases of these equations reduce to the Dirac and DKP (Duffin–Kemmer–Petiau) equations for spin‐1/2 and spins 0 and 1, respectively.
Self‐adjointness and spontaneously broken symmetry45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11055View Description Hide Description
The notion of self‐adjointness as distinct from Hermiticity is usually avoided in elementary quantum mechanics courses due to a feeling that it has nothing to do with physics or else is too mathematical. This is definitely not the case, and we use the model of a free particle restricted to motion on a line over a finite interval, to demonstrate this. For such a particle, there is one‐parameter infinity of self‐adjoint extensions of the momentum operator. We use one of these, corresponding to ''antiperiodic'' boundary conditions, to show that physical phenomena different from the usual case (periodic boundary conditions) occur. In fact, in this case, we have a model displaying many of the properties of spontaneously broken symmetry.
Rutherford revisited: Deflection of an electron in inverse first‐, second‐, and third‐power central fields45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11056View Description Hide Description
The classical scattering equation for a charged particle moving in a plane perpendicular to the axis of inverse first‐ (cylindrical), second‐ (spherical), and third‐power central fields has been solved by a general computer program for the experimental case of a bounded field. The particle enters with a known energy and impact parameter through a hole in a grounded electrode having a large but finite radius, and exits at the same radius after passing by a very small central electrode having a given potential. Results were computed and plots are given for the distances of closest approach of the particle to the scattering center, and the exit angles for the three cases for a large range of impact parameters and ratios of applied potential to initial energy. Our computer results for the spherical field check analytic solutions for Rutherford α particle scattering.
General relativity in two‐ and three‐dimensional space–times45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11057View Description Hide Description
We consider the general relativity field equations in two‐ and three‐dimensional space–times. We find that in a two‐dimensional space–time we can have curvature but not matter. In a three‐dimensional space–time we find that empty space must be flat, that a de Sitter solution exists, and that finite mass distributions with constant surface density must have zero ''surface tension.'' Finally, an expanding dust‐filled universe turns out to be like Milne's model.
Quasiclassical quantization of the magnetic charge45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11058View Description Hide Description
Quasiclassical quantization of a spherical pendulum in which the moving point mass and the center have electric and magnetic charge, respectively, is discussed. It is shown that for this system quantum conditions do not simply select between classical orbits. The requirement of spherical symmetry leads to the quantization condition of Dirac for the product of the charges and the total angular momentum may be either an integer or a half‐integer multiple of h/.
Scores on a Piaget‐type questionnaire versus semester grades for lower‐division college physics students45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11059View Description Hide Description
A study involving 338 students in six different lower‐division physics courses is reported in which students' Piagetian levels of intellectual development as determined by a written questionnaire versus final semester grades are compared. A good correlation would provide the instructor with a useful counseling tool while a poor or zero correlation would not. In either case, the questionnaire results can guide the selection of instructional materials and techniques for the class. The correlation coefficients were found to be positive, but low, for the grades A, B, and C, and the statistical scatter diagrams show a wide spread of Piagetian levels of intellectual development within each letter grade level. Other factors than the ability to think logically appear to be of greater importance for the D group, and no correlation can be seen for the W's and F's. The wide spread of Piagetian levels of thought for each grade level suggests that students can somehow attain passing, if not high, grades in the more elementary of these courses even though they appear to lack the ability to think formally, at least at the beginning of the course. Logical thought appears to be a more necessary attribute as students progress through the engineering physics sequence, however.
Gravitational fields whose brachistochrones and isochrones are identical curves45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11060View Description Hide Description
Among the radial gravitational fields the property that the brachistochrones and the isochrones of a field are identical curves is possessed by only those fields whose potentials vary directly as the squares of distances from the centers of the fields. The gravitational field obtaining inside a sphere of constant density is of this type. The relevant curve for such fields is the hypocycloid.
Comparing two forms of instruction in college physics45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11061View Description Hide Description
We hypothesize that the amount of learning that takes place in a classroom is related to the teaching methodology employed. To test this hypothesis, several forms of examinations have been administered to the nonscience‐major students attending physical sciences classes at the University of Oklahoma in an attempt to determine the relative effectiveness of two instructional methodologies which we label Formal Instruction and Concrete Instruction. The results of these studies indicate a need to seriously reevaluate our present approach to teaching these ''survey'' or ''introductory'' physics classes designed for the nonscience major.
New elementary experiments in plasma physics45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11062View Description Hide Description
Several plasma physicsexperiments especially suitable for an undergraduate physics laboratory are described. The experiments can be set up using commercially available gas tubes and standard electronic equipment available in most university or college laboratories. The simplicity of the equipment involved and its low cost are features of these experiments. An introductory plasma physics course or a modern physics course gives adequate theoretical background to perform the experiments.
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Body weight as an application of energy conservation45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11063View Description Hide Description
Conditionally divergent series and a point charge between two parallel grounded planes45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11064View Description Hide Description
The luminosity distance equation in Friedmann cosmology45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11065View Description Hide Description
We propove a new form of the luminosity distance equation and of the apparent distance equation, for Friedmann cosmological models which appear tot have advantages once the vual equation in clarity convenience, and computation accuracy.
Causality and the Lorentz transformation45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11066View Description Hide Description
Historical perspective on minimum dipole moment required to bind an electron45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11067View Description Hide Description
Louis de Broglie's thesis45(1977); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.11068View Description Hide Description


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Voyager never quite did it for me when it was new. I think part of the reason was that they removed themselves from the established Star Trek continuity. You didn't have all the familiar sights of the Federation and whatnot. However, over time, the show has grown on me, even moreso since it went off the air. I have several Star Trek season sets, but I don't buy all of them, mostly because of the price of the things, and the fact that I won't rewatch them a zillion times, the cost kind of keeps me from buying all of them.
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Skip to comments.NEA Teacher's union HATES tax cuts (except for them)
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Congress Returns from the Memorial Day Recess
IDEA "On your mark?get set?the next round is about to begin!" The Senate's IDEA reauthorization bill has been in the wings since the House bill passed on April 30. The long-awaited Senate bill may be introduced in early June.
The 'highly qualified' definition: The House bill imported from the "No Child Left Behind Act' the definition that requires all teachers to have a degree or pass a subject matter test in each academic subject they teach. This definition fails totally to recognize the multiple subject matter teaching assignments of thousands of special educators. These special education teachers who competently teach core academic subjects under a student's IEP would be declared 'unqualified.'
The Senate must "fix" this definition. NEA believes teachers licensed under state law as special educators should be deemed 'highly qualified.'
Time Sensitive Urge your Senator to oppose any provision that would simply copy for special educators the NCLB "highly qualified" definition and to support defining a special education teacher with state special education certification or licensure as "highly qualified."
Paying to Teach -- Out-of-Pocket Costs State fiscal woes and education funding shortfalls mean more frozen supply budgets and school employees digging deeper into their pockets for classroom materials.
The current deduction for out-of-pocket classroom expenses allowing educators inclusively -- teachers, counselors, principals, and education support professionals -- to recoup at least some of what they spend, expires this year.
H.R. 785 [Camp (R-MI), Pryce (R-OH) and Tanner (D-TN)] would:
Make permanent the above-the-line deduction [Above-the-line deductions apply whether or not a taxpayer itemizes.]
Increase the maximum deduction from the current $250 to $400, and
Expand allowable expenses to include professional development. The 10-year benefit to educators would total $3 billion.
Time Sensitive! To move the bill forward, we need to maximize support now. Is your Representative a cosponsor? (123 to date) If not, ask your Representative to support tax relief for teachers and education support professionals by becoming a cosponsor of HR 785.
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But then they SUPPORT higher tax cuts via special deductions for teachers...and urge their members to lobby for it!!
This report provides a comprehensive overview of the educational performance of the New York City public schools over the past five years. It finds that educational performance has not improved during thatperiod. Among its specific findings are:*
Only 70 percent of students complete high school, either by obtaining a diploma (60%) or aGED (10%) within seven years of initial enrollment.
Only 50 percent complete high school,either with a diploma (46%) or GED (4%) within four years of initial enrollment.
Thesefigures are unchanged from the beginning of the 1990s.*
Only 44 percent of black students, and only 39 percent of Hispanic students, complete highschool within four years.*
While passage rates on the State's Regents exams have increased since 1995, fewer than 50 percent of City students pass even one of these challenging exams. Only a maximum of 19 percent of City students could have passed five exams last year, based on low passage ratesfor Biology (16%) and Earth Science (19%). Since students will have to pass five of these exams to graduate from high school by 2005, City high school graduation rates may dropprecipitously in the near future.*
City elementary and middle school students are also not learning what they need to. Only 41 percent of these students scored at an acceptable level on the citywide reading tests in 2000, while only 34 percent scored at an acceptable level on the citywide math tests.*
One in five City elementary and middle school students scored at the lowest level on thereading tests, and nearly one third of these students scored at the lowest level on the citywidemath tests.
Many areas of the City are virtual educational dead zones. Seven entire districts (23, 19, 12, 7, 5, 9 & 85)have fewer than 30 percent of students passing the city's English exam, and fourteen (the seven above plus17, 13, 8, 4, 6, 10 & 16) have fewer than 30 percent of student passing the city's Math exam.
It would be unbelievable if they were for ANYTHING BUSH is for, they are DEMONCRAT shills, just like AFSCME. Public Employee Unions shouldn't even be legal, unlike real businesses, governments have no way to resist Unions, and why should they, it's not their money, IMHO.
This board is not as good as FreeRepublic.com but please bookmark and visit often.
These teachers need some conservative opinions...after hanging out with fellow liberals and DemocRATS all the time.
Think of it as "missionary" work.
Warning...if you are TOO conservative in your posts, they will block your IP address...trust me on that!
Ouch! there's a visual I could have done without! :-)~
I despise teachers unions and all public sector unions. They are scumball parasites who manipulate the hack politicians and the political process to get their way. To get outrageous wage and benefit packages while poor mouthing themselves. Many years ago it was strictly verboten for public employees to go on strike and agitate for their self interests. My, have times changed
I respect private sector unions since they know if they push too far the company goes broke and they're unemployed. And they don't thieve from the taxpayer as do 75% of public sector employees.
In the next few days, I'll post the information so we can organize a counter-protest by email on June 9 and 10 so that their emails don't even get through.
Does anyone know if there is a way to forward a posting about this to all Massachusetts freepers? I'd really like to get this going so we get as many emails (at least) as they do.
Stop beating around the Bush. Tell us what you really think of your sister-in-law and her voice.
Bogus, BOGUS, BOGUS!!
Case in Point:
Contra Costa County, Calif. Department of Education
My wife works for them as a Therapist for Special needs kids. Budget last year had surplus money in it and they were instructed to "spend it or lose it."
Puchases included:
3 vans to transport the kids. (not needed, ordered w/o proper restraints. Now used by teachers and others as transportation w/o kids).
Printer - sized for poster size printouts. Used by teachers and others for celebrations (showers, Welcome Homes etc.) Individuals must pay for the Ink)
10 Digital Cameras - Most cameras were taken home, by those lucky enough to be 'in the know'.
Seminar on how to use the cameras. Conducted on school time aas an "inservice".
Yes, my wife is Union, she has to be to work there. But she is not happy about it.
I do not ever want to go there again (and I've been to many places in my life).
Thanks for the info.
What bothers me, is that while these a$$h0l3s are whining, we didn't give enough tax relief to our folks over in Iraq, the rats fought it, tooth to nail, and Frist and Hastert, for the sake of compromise, gave in, for the good of the nation ( I do understand), but damn, my blood boils that we could't extend the capital gains loophole to them, at least.
Union membership is not a condition of employment in any state.
Millionaires Receive Tax Break While More Children Enter Poverty.
from The Children's Defense Fund
This was all I had to read from the "TEACHERS.NET" website. These are the people
educating indoctrinating the future of this country.
There is a car in my lot with several bumper stickers like "No War in Iraq", "No blood for oil" etc... Right next to the big, main bumper sticker which reads, "FREE TIBET!". Always makes me wonder...
BTW, we can opt out of being in our Union but not paying the fee. I stay in so I can vote and know what is going on. I was actually part of the Executive Union Leadership group for a year so I could see what they really do.
Most actions were really benign (SP?) but there was one meeting where they were going to address political postcards during the meeting and the President had to remind them that they couldn't do political business during the "non-political" meeting. It was kind of funny to see the reaction of people to me when they discovered I was a Conservative. They TRULY cannot believe that someone they already know and repect (and like) could be an evil Republican. I work with one man who grew up in the hick part of Nebraska. He siad he had never met a Conservative who wasn't a backwards goofball. We actually have some really great conversations.
Many of the Dems I work with are great people who make up their own minds about issues and candidates. It is the lemmings who drive me crazy! They vote for exactly who and what the Union tells them. Including I-200 which helped to stop Affirmative Action Programs and another which reduced car tabs! The Union has an opinion on everything and somehow they always figure out a way to connect to Education $$$ so they can advise the members how to vote!
BTW I LOVE MY JOB and it saves all of us money if I do it right!
It is always my goal to teach my special ed kiddos everything that they can do for themselves so we don't have to pay for someone to do it for them for the next 50 years!
Actually, "has to" was a poor choice of words on my part and were selcted in haste. I should have said:
"Due to peer pressure she feels she has to be a member of the Union, so as to not have problems with her co-workers."
Nice-sounding idea but beside the point and in the end a waste of effort. It shouldn't be the government that decides who is qualified to teach. It should be the parents, via school choice. That's what we should hammer away every day: choice, choice, choice. There's no place for the NEA to hide when the issue is choice.
I agree and I've come to the conclusion that compulsory unionism is a lost cause. The so-called "labor peace doctrine" is a hoax. At a minumum, a national right to work law should be passed. Better still, eliminate exclusive representation, which would leave unions as true voluntary associations.
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Talk:Aloha from Hawaii Via Satellite
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How many people where attending this concert? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 08:02, 22 October 2007 (UTC)
"For both shows, Presley was dressed in a white "American Eagle" jumpsuit designed by Bill Belew."
No, "Aloha Bald-Headed Eagle" suit was designed by Gene Doucette. 18.104.22.168 19:13, 9 February 2007 (UTC)
"...broadcast live via satellite around the world on January 14, 1973."
I'd like to get more information on that. The Show wasn't "live around the world". It was live mainly in asia, US Citizens as well as Europeans did see a tape a couple of days later, but I don't know details, I hoped to find here.
Elvis was not the first to use satellite transmission for a concert
The Beatles did it 6 years earlier
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_you_need_is_love —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 01:01, August 20, 2007 (UTC)
That was NOT a "concert" that was a peformance of one song! 188.8.131.52 (talk) 16:51, 9 November 2008 (UTC)
I'd like to know if there were ever any official viewing figures released to support the colonels marketing claims, 1 billion across only 40 countries would be a feat even by todays standard Seaneyt (talk) 04:58, 11 November 2008 (UTC)
The 1.5 billion people figure cited on this page is pretty much definitely false. Take a look at http://www.elvis-history-blog.com/elvis-aloha-special.html 18.104.22.168 (talk) 09:31, 21 January 2012 (UTC)
- I've altered the introduction to reflect this, and have added a new section that discusses the viewing figures. ElvisFan1981 (talk) 13:23, 21 January 2012 (UTC)
184.108.40.206 (talk) 12:33, 25 January 2013 (UTC)The 1 billion figure touted for this is way off the mark, even more ridiculous a figure when we are going way back in the early 70's ...With a worldwide population of approx 3 and a half billion.184.108.40.206 (talk) 12:33, 25 January 2013 (UTC)
Unsourced viewing figures?[edit]
Please remove someone's opnion that that aloha elvis was not seen by 1.5 billion people . The author brings no facts just assumptions . Thank you
18.104.22.168 (talk) 14:59, 9 April 2013 (UTC)
- The sources are included at Aloha_from_Hawaii_Via_Satellite#Viewing_figures. - SummerPhD (talk) 15:39, 9 April 2013 (UTC)
this article is citing a persons opnion with no credible fact.[edit]
the article cites a persons opnion and there logic that aloha elvis was not seen by a billion people. i can easily post other peoples opnion that it was. numerous news articles even today state it was watched by a billion people. please remove the quoted bloggers opnion. please put pre news articles a billion people in total (not all at once watched aloha elvis.
thank you
22.214.171.124 (talk) 15:10, 22 May 2013 (UTC)
"If barely a third of the U.S. population tuned in, does it seem reasonable that an equal amount would have done so in places like South Vietnam, where TV broadcasting only began in 1965
this is opnion not fact. one could easily argue that third world countries would tune in more to see american entertainment which is more credible because viewing figures show 90 percent in the phillapenes tuned in.
please remove opnion. thank you
22.214.171.124 (talk) 15:14, 22 May 2013 (UTC)
- The article clearly states that some people question these claims and then goes on to give an example of someone questioning it and their reasons for questioning it. There is nothing at all wrong with that statement. The lead of the article states that viewing figures have been estimated at 1 billion, and also states that this figure is debated. Again, nothing wrong with that statement. The article is neutral and is written as such. As an avid Elvis fan I have read more than my fair share of biographies/Elvis encyclopedias, and I think it's fair to say that most of them use the 1 billion figure only because they are copying it from a previous source. This doesn't make it wrong, it just makes it lazy writing.
- Alan Hanson, who questions the figures and is used in the article as a source for these questions, has clearly done a lot of research regarding the matter and it's a reasonable inclusion. To be completely fair to his argument that Colonel Parker just added up the total populations to reach a figure of over 1 billion, it's not impossible to believe. Parker very often exaggerated things to make his client look better, and no one knew how to do it better than him. I'm not even 100% convinced that a total of 1 billion people have seen it overall since 1973, nevermind the idea that that many watched in 1973 alone. Did 1 billion people watch it live? I doubt it, but we'll never know. It sounds good, but it doesn't sound realistic. ElvisFan1981 (talk) 17:57, 22 May 2013 (UTC)
Two sides to this coin. Yes, the blog writer's opinion -- no matter how sound you may feel his methodology may be -- is "opinion not fact". The other side is that the 1 billion figure is also opinion, not fact (the opinion of someone promoting a product is often worthless).
Yes, it's a blog. I, for one, am not prepared to ignore our general prohibition on such sources. The other side of that coin is that, IMO, the "1 billion" figure is a steaming pile of crap. With that in mind, I figured a reliable source wouldn't be hard to find. Bingo. Yes, they cite the blog. However, they are a reliable source (USA Today) and also cite Guinness Book of World Records. The best they can say is that the figure "now seems dubious". With a bit more digging, I'm willing to bet we can find reliable sources that outright call it an exaggeration/lie. - SummerPhD (talk) 01:24, 23 May 2013 (UTC)
1) i have posted prior that gwr states elvis sold a billion records and was denied because gwr was in the business oh hype. now because the gwr states a superbowl show (that madonna had higher ratings )for its gospel. i am sure we can all agree that aloha elvis was at least seen by over 300 million.
please put a credible estimate
thank you 184.108.40.206 (talk) 19:10, 23 May 2013 (UTC)
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