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In the recent economic turmoil there are many people in the world who are finding it hard to make a career. But this is not only because of the economic crisis but because of the lack of proper training and knowledge. But there is no need to feel depressed as there are so many new career training courses that are available to make one's work ambitions fulfilling. With the growth of Internet Information technology has become one of the important career scopes. Getting a job in the IT sector is tough and there is a lot of workload to cope with. But if you happen to land up with a job with a high pay range then you can build a great future ahead for you. To get an idea about the IT world and its nitty-gritty's it is important to opt for IT training. Getting an IT certification will give you an added advantage to make it through the job interviews with ease.
The growing need in the IT world creates several openings each year as there are hardly enough people with the thorough skills found in the job market to fill up the voids. So how can you equip yourself to get the It jobs? Of course by taking up the IT training! The periphery of IT training is large starting from basic computer operations such as switching a computer on and off to high ends programs such as A+, Oracle, PMP, etc.
A person having an IT certification has to learn various types of programs and languages such as A+, Cisco, CCNA, CCNP, Microsoft, MCSE, MCTS and MCITP. Other examples include Server 2008, Microsoft.NET, Oracle, EC Council, CEH, CHFI, MCAS, Exchange Server, SQL Server etc. Here's a lowdown on some of the certifications that are currently in-demand in the IT circuit:
Cisco – The software developed by Cisco Systems Inc. There is a variety of IT support software created by the company and these range from VOIP, IP Routing, etc.
CCNA – It is one of the leading IT certification courses that improve the skills of the professionals in the home and small office networking segments. It encompasses installation and support of 100 nodes or fewer for a LAN/WAN environment.
CCNP – This is a certification awarded by Cisco Systems and is awarded for having achieved competency in installing, configuring and operating LAN, WAN and dial access services in medium and large networks. It also includes the use of protocols such as IP, IGRP, EIGRP, IS-IS, BGP, IP RIP, etc.
MCSE – It is an IT certification provided by the Microsoft Inc. to an engineer having thorough knowledge on the networking concepts and operation systems.
Microsoft.NET – It is a software framework that can be installed on all the computers running on Microsoft systems. The software includes a large library of coded solutions for common programming problems.
There is a variety of IT training institutes open for interested professionals, which have different sets of training facilities for hardware, software, networking and web development. So it is desired of you to understand your potential, judge the scope and then choose the right course for yourself.
The author is an IT Technical Writer for CompTIA, Cisco and Microsoft


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In my last post Couponing for the Small Family, I wrote about how couponing works for our family of two. In this post, I'll share what my couponing actually looked like this week.
I typically do my couponing on either Monday or Tuesday, since that makes it more likely that stores will still have the items I need in stock. This week my energy was a bit better than usual, so I went to multiple stores. There are some weeks when I only make it to Target, and I have come to accept that.
Glade Plugins Scented Oil Warmer, Original Price: $1.49
Final Price: FREE
How I did it: I used a $0.50 off printable coupon. In the store, I paid $0.99. When I got home, I uploaded my receipt to the Ibotta app, which gave me a $1.00 rebate. In the end, that made this product completely free.
Hefty Slider Bags, Original Price: $1.99 each
Final Price: $0.99 each
How I did it: I used a 25% off promotion from the Cartwheel app. This saved $0.50 off of each box of slider bags. I then used a printable coupon for $1.00 off when you bought two boxes of slider bags. The final price was 99 cents for each box.
Campbell's Chunky Soup, Sale Price: $1.66 each
Prego Pasta Sauce, Original Price: $1.97 each
How I did it: This deal was a bit more complicated. When you bought 10 Campbell's Chunky Soups or Prego Pasta Sauces, you received a $5.00 Target gift card. You could use any combination of these products to reach the total of 10.
I chose to get 6 of the Campbell's Chunky Soups. I used two printable coupons. Each of these were for $1 off of 3 cans of soup. To round out my 10 items, I selected 4 Prego Pasta Sauces. I had a newspaper coupon for 40 cents off of 2 Prego Pasta Sauces. I found this deal on The Krazy Coupon Lady. They suggested using 2 of the newspaper coupons, but I only get one newspaper. My final price reflects that difference.
Final Price: $1.04 per item (this factors in the value of the $5.00 gift card)
Charmin Double Plus or Mega Plus Toilet Paper (Okay, officially the manufacturers call it "Bath Tissue." But who says bath tissue in real life? Toilet paper is toilet paper, my friends.), Sale Price: $13.99 for a 12 pack, $41.97 for 3 packs
Target was running a promotion this week where you could get a free $10.00 Target gift card when you buy any 3 Charmin products. I also used 3 printable coupons for $1.00 off, one for each of the packs.
Ibotta had a rebate for $2.00 off a Charmin Ultra Soft 12 pack, as well as for $2.00 off a Charmin Ultra Strong 12 pack. One of the downsides of Ibotta is that you can usually only use a rebate on one item. That's why I only had Ibotta rebates for 2 of my 3 packs of toilet paper. The rebates will reset, but that takes 3 to 4 days and by then the good deal is usually gone.
SavingStar is a new coupon app I just learned about this week. It had a deal for a $5.00 rebate when you spend $30.00 on Charmin Ultra Strong or Ultra Soft Mega Roll toilet paper.
Final Price: $6.66 per 12 pack
As a final note, these rolls are massive. If they were any bigger, they wouldn't fit in a standard toilet paper holder. I haven't found a good way to compare prices on toilet paper that takes into account these differences between various roll sizes.
That was it for Target this week. As you can tell, I'm focusing on stocking up on household goods and easy to prepare foods for after the baby comes.
I'll be honest: Walgreens is my least favorite place to coupon. The first 30 seconds of this video basically sum up my feelings on the matter:
Actually…the whole thing sums up my frustration with Walgreens. If I try to do too much bargain hunting there, I tend to want to give up on the whole business and buy everything at Aldi. However, this week they sucked me in with a good deal on pads.
Poise Thin Shape Pads, Original Price: $6.29
Final Price: $2.29
How I did it: Walgreens puts out monthly coupon booklets in their stores. These are considered store coupons, not manufacturer coupons. At most other stores, you can stack a store coupon with a manufacturer coupon without any difficulty. At Walgreens, you can still use both…BUT they have a nifty little policy where you cannot have more coupons than items in your transaction. That's why I also purchased a bag of M&Ms. They were on sale for $0.59, so they were my "filler item."
As you can tell from my last post, I don't like buying things that I don't need. I'll be saving the M&Ms for my husband's Valentine's Day chocolate. That keeps it from being a complete waste, right?
The Walmart in my area tends to scare me, but this week I decided to be brave. As I stopped to peruse the varieties of Pillsbury biscuits, I moved my cart as close to the side of the aisle as possible. This was in an effort to be out of the way. However, I soon discovered that my best efforts were not good enough, as my cart was suddenly hit and began rolling away from me. I had been leaning on the cart (bad idea) and stumbled when my support was removed. My can of biscuits began to fly from my hands as I fell. Fortunately, I was able to regain control of both my biscuits and my body without falling completely to the ground.
A bit bewildered, I looked around to see what caused this incident. A rather aggressive woman with a British accent muttered "Sorry!" and continued to push her cart towards the potato chips at a breakneck speed.
And this is why I don't like to go to Walmart without my husband. Moving on to my coupons…
Pillsbury Grands, Original Price: $1.47 each
Final Price: $0.97 each
How I did it: While I'm in the process of getting on the Trim Healthy Mama bandwagon, my husband loves his carbs. He especially loves these fluffy biscuits, so I try to coupon them when I can. I used a printable coupon for $1.00 off any 2 Pillsbury refrigerated baked goods.
Bananas, Original Price: $0.49 per pound, the bunch I selected was actually $0.20
Final Price: FREE!
How I did it: MobiSave is another great coupon app. It's more straightforward to use than Ibotta, which can be overwhelming. This week, they had a rebate for $0.30 when you bought any bunch of bananas. Since mine cost $0.20, the extra $0.10 is just bonus money. MobiSave also sends your rebate directly to your PayPal account: no need to wait until you've met a minimum balance in your account.
Dawn Simply Clean Dishwashing Liquid, Original Price: $0.97
Final Price: $0.67
How I did it: This one was pretty straightforward. I used a printable coupon for $0.30 off.
Truvia Natural Sweetener, 40 ct. packets, Original Price: $3.46
Final Price: $0.96
How I did it: Again, pretty simple. All I used was a printable coupon for $1.50 off a Truvia product. Truvia actually does work with the Trim Healthy Mama plan, which is an added bonus. I also uploaded my receipt to the Checkout 51 app and received a $1.00 rebate.
Yardley Bar Soap, Original Price: $0.97 each
Final Price: $0.72 each
How I did it: For some reason, there are always an abundance of coupons available for body wash, but barely any for bar soap. I am a bar soap girl, so I decided to snatch up some while I had a newspaper coupon.
Clean and Clear Face Wash, Original Price: $3.97
Final Price: $2.97
How I did it: Nothing too impressive here, just a newspaper coupon for $1.00 off.
Oikos 000 Yogurt, Original Price: $1.00 each
Final Price: $0.67 each
How I did it: Oikos 000 yogurt is Trim Healthy Mama approved, so finding a coupon for it was exciting. This was a printable coupon for $1.00 off of 3 of the individual size yogurt cups.


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Mel B hates getting old.
The 40-year-old former Spice Girl has admitted she wishes she could have remained 21 or 31 for eternity.
Asked to reveal her biggest disappointment in life, she explained: "That we all get old and die. It doesn't seem fair to me. Why can't I stay 21 or 31 for ever and ever, amen?"
Mel also revealed she wishes she could go back in time to when she was 16, working as a dancer in Blackpool in northern England.
She told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "When I was 16 I was a dancer in a show called 'Mystique' at the Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
"I danced there for a season, working five days a week, earning my own money and it was so much fun. I was young, single and had my first one-bedroom flat. It was a great time of my life."
Despite her yearning for youthfulness, Mel also revealed she is a huge sewing enthusiast.
The pop star said: "I enjoy sewing and I am really good at it. I sew the kids' clothes and adjust my own clothes. I don't have a sewing machine, I do it all with a needle and thread."


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Getting ready for a nearly two week journey. I don't mind being on site on a trip, but really don't like getting ready for a trip. It's a bummer, in fact. I begin to miss Janie and the kids.
I have become pretty proficient at packing. Janie takes about an hour to pack for a 2 day trip. Not me. For this 12 day trip – I will take no more than 10 minutes – no kidding. Kind of like taking showers for guys versus women. Janie tells me all the time that it isn't fair how fast I can get ready versus her.
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|I did a search but couldn't find any information on this topic. I do a lot of gardening with natives especially focused on providing host plants for wildlife. If I have pictures for instance showing an american lady butterfly nest built in pearly everlastings, would that be allowed to add to the plant database. If so, what category would it go under? I just thought someone looking up a plant might be interested in what wildlife eat that plant, and what the "damage" (for lack of a better term) to the plant would look like. It might encourage some to choose that plant, or at least not destroy the wildlife it is supporting.
Also, are there any plans to add a field to the database to add information about host plant status. I see there is a section for pollinators already, but host plant status is more specific and desirable information for wildlife gardeners.
It would be really sweet to be able to display the USDA / BONAP maps on native and introduced plant distribution in the database. I really don't want much, do I. Just an idea.
Jan 10, 2016 11:31 AM CST
|Morgan, right now host plant information is being added in the comments section. Scroll to the bottom of the page to read comments and click the blue link that says Post a comment to add your own comment/information: Pearly Everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacea)
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I like the idea of displaying BONAP maps. They are my go to source for distribution data.
Jan 10, 2016 11:38 AM CST
|It sure is a great idea and would be wonderful if it could somehow be implemented in our database!
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October was turn to host my bookclub. That entails keeping the books safe for the month (which is the sole reason I volunteer to host):
...and hosting two meetings. My first meeting a couple of weeks ago was kind of a bust. My cinnamon rolls didn't rise and I had to serve them anyway because everyone knew I was making them, and one of the new women has celiac disease and of all the food I made she could only eat some fruit salad. I felt bad.
So, today I planned for some gluten free items (black bean dip, an Asian salad with the ramen noodles on the side, and a colorful veggie tray). She didn't come. Only 4 women (out of about 15)actually showed up today and look at all of this food.
Oh well, I rather host a small group, and my kids had tons of snacks after school.
Having the books gives me the opportunity to sample lots of books. I start a lot, but I don't know if you've noticed or not, but there's a lot of crap out there, so I don't actually finish a lot of books. But, I've gotten lucky lately with a few books that I have really enjoyed. So, if you are looking for something to read here are a few ideas:
The Geography of Bliss: One Grump's Search for the Happiest Places in the World. By Eric Weiner.
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie. By Mary Ann Schaffer and Annie Barrows
Unaccustomed Earth. Jhumpa Lahiri.
Infidel. By Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Once the 4 bookclub women left, I headed off to quilt group (the life of an expat women is very demanding) Remember my square that I made? Ten other women have finished and I got to bring home the new squares today (you can click on it to see it larger):


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Reform publishes "New frontiers of criminal justice" conference brochure, with articles by Mark Easton, Rt Hon Sir Brian Leveson, DCC Dave Thompson QPM, Stephen Greenhalgh, James Slessor, Gary Monaghan, Adam Simmonds, Alex Marshall QPM, Drusilla Sharpling CBE, Professor Betsy Stanko, Lord Harris and Dr Mike Short CBE.
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This Parliament has seen dramatic changes to the criminal justice system, in large part driven by substantial budget cuts. Over five years the Home Office budget will have shrunk by around 20 per cent and the Ministry of Justice's by almost 30 per cent. The scale of reform has been profound, in many areas transforming services rather than simply cutting costs.
The policing landscape in particular has been overhauled. In a speech for Reform last year the Home Secretary, Theresa May, talked about tackling "inadequate institutions and structures", "an unaccountable system of governance" and "bureaucracy and centralisation". All to better equip police to achieve their single overriding objective: cut crime. Police and Crime Commissioners, the College of Policing, the National Crime Agency and the Home Office Crime and Policing Knowledge Hub are all designed to increase accountability and performance. Crime is now at a record low. Policing has led the way in delivering more for less.
Further down the criminal justice process the "Transforming Rehabilitation" programme represents an equally ambitious agenda. In launching it the Justice Secretary, Chris Grayling, argued: "It is madness to carry on with the same old system and hope for a different result". The probation reforms means that offenders serving less than 12 months in custody will for the first time receive support, and probation services for all but the most high-risk offenders will now be delivered by private and voluntary sector organisations under a payment by results model
However, whilst much has been achieved, much remains to be done. According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, if the protected budgets remain so in the next Parliament, the Home Office and Ministry of Justice are likely to face additional cuts of somewhere between seven and 19 per cent depending on who is in power. Achieving further savings on this scale will mean doings things differently.
Indeed areas such as the courts and cuts, have largely been untouched by reform. In addition, the process of criminal justice reform is hampered by the fact that, as Rt Hon Sir Brian Leveson stated in his review of criminal proceedings, there is "no such single [criminal justice] system". To achieve the greatest efficiency and deliver the best outcomes much better integration is needed.
The next Parliament will therefore see new frontiers for reform. The transformative potential of technology is only just beginning to be realised and the power of data only just starting to be understood. While there are individual examples of meaningful collaboration across agencies, siloed working remains the norm. Changing crime types and an increased focus on complex and serious crimes will demand a different set of workforce skills. Furthermore, citizen expectations for how they interact with public services are shifting.
Multi-agency working is hampered in particular by prohibitive data-sharing protocols and a lack of coordination between ICT systems. Partnership with the private sector has the potential to revolutionise service delivery, but public sector procurement needs significant improvement.
In this major pre-election conference Reform will reflect on the opportunities and challenges facing criminal justice services over the next Parliament.
In the first session we will explore these "new frontiers of criminal justice reform", considering the key themes of technology, integration and crime prevention. Panellists will share their insights on how the criminal justice journey – from policing, through courts, prisons and probation – can be improved in order to deliver better outcomes for less cost, drawing on examples of pioneering reforms undertaken by some agencies in this Parliament.
The second session will look at "the future of rehabilitation". Whilst the new model of probation services has been commissioned it is yet to be implemented, and concerns remain about the pace of change. In addition, prisons are straining under budget and capacity constraints. Panellists will reflect on what this means for effective rehabilitation and how personalised interventions, resettlement and reintegration, and multi-agency partnerships can be achieved to break the offending cycle.
The final session will explore "the future of the force". There has been much debate about the potential for force mergers, but natural collaborations combined with internal reform of operating models may represent a greater opportunity to achieve more for less. Technology and data analytics are expected to revolutionise policing, but forces have barely scratched the surface of their potential. This panel will consider how new ways of working that are more connected, more mobile and more responsive can better prevent and tackle crime.
The role and shape of criminal justice services will have to change over the next five years – new frontiers of reform will have to be reached. The themes discussed throughout this conference will inform how that can be achieved. Reform will continue to work with those driving to deliver better outcomes at lower cost.
Charlotte Pickles, Senior Research Director, Reform


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Alexandria, Virginia- September 19, 2013- – DELTA Resources, Inc. was named by Great Place to Work® as one of the best small and medium workplaces in the United States on their annual 2013 Best Small & Medium Workplaces list, published today in FORTUNE magazine. Ranked #24 this is the fourth year DELTA has received this honor. Divided into two categories, Small (50-250 employees) and Medium (251-999 employees), the list has recognized companies with exceptional workplace cultures for the past ten years.
Competing against hundreds of companies across the country, DELTA participated in a rigorous selection process, which included an employee survey and an in-depth questionnaire about benefits programs and company practices. Great Place to Work® evaluates each application using its unique methodology based on five dimensions: credibility, respect, fairness, pride and camaraderie.
In compiling the list, Great Place to Work has found that employees believe they work for great organizations when they consistently trust the people they work for, have pride in what they do and enjoy the people they work with.
"Our culture at DELTA is built around mutual trust and empowerment in our employees," said CEO Maria Proestou. "Our commitment to upholding these values, encouraging our employees to feel comfortable sharing their opinions and creating a positive work environment creates the foundation for our 'best company' work culture. It is truly an honor to be recognized again as a 'best company' and we couldn't have done it without the hard work and dedication of our employees."
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Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene, Entry Level Academics Information
The Dental Hygiene Bachelor of Science Degree program prepares students for licensure and entry to the profession through two academic years of upper-level coursework. This program requires all students to successfully complete a total of 63 program hours in two years upon completion of 60 hours of prerequisites, to include the Texas Core Curriculum, taken at any accredited college or university. In addition, dental hygiene students work alongside dental students in clinics to simulate a real-life setting. Once completed, students will acquire a Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene. Dental Hygiene is a licensed profession requiring successful completion of:
- National Board Dental Hygiene Examination
- The Western Regional Examining Board (WREB)
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The academic path that students will follow during the course of this program includes course work in dental hygiene theory, laboratory, and clinical skills. A sample plan of study for the Dental Hygiene Bachelor of Science program from the catalog shows the normal semesters in which courses are scheduled to be taught.


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A series of photographs for the band Spoon's new album "they want my soul". The photos are shot referencing 1970's psychological thriller films. The story follows a teen girl threatened by members of a supernatural occult in her town.
Todd Alan Baxter is a fine art and commercial photographer currently residing in North America. His work, grounded by classic training but flush with Todd's modern sensibility and technological acuity, explores the challenges of being human. Todd's fine art and commercial work has shown throughout the United States in gallery, museum, and industry publications. He recently won second place for conceptual photography in the 2012 APA Annual Photo Awards, the 2012 Award of Excellence from Communication Arts, and a 2013 Cannes Lion for Design Photography.


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A future Porsche 918 Spyder owner says the combined output of the powertrain will grow to 875 bhp (652 kW).
A future Porsche 918 Spyder owner says the combined output of the powertrain will grow to 875 bhp (652 kW).
A TeamSpeed member (who also ordered the McLaren P1 and LaFerrari) says the combined output will rise from 795 bhp (593 kW) to 875 bhp (652 kW). This will be possible by uprating the V8 4.6-liter engine and we assume by tweaking the pair of electric motors.
He says the production version will look different than the concepts / pre-production models and most importantly, the car will be lighter than originally expected. The same source mentions it will be able to run the Nürburgring in less than seven minutes and drive on electric power for 150 km (93 miles).
Just like the 911 GT3, the new Porsche 918 Spyder will benefit from a four-wheel steering system, along with a targa top unlike its two competitors which have a fixed roof. Another member of the forum says Porsche will lose money with every 918 Spyder built and at the moment half of the cars have already been sold.
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In Gatlinburg, Tennessee, you meet family you never knew you had, whether they're tourists in these Great Smoky Mountains or they're Tastemakers at Sugarlands Distilling Co. And your family does one thing well: moonshine. A legal moonshine distillery is a fairly new idea; Sugarlands Distilling Co. opened its doors in March 2014 and ever since, they have had visitors with a curiosity for mountain 'likker'.
So what does it mean to visit a moonshine distillery? It means that your family is serving up generous pours of some seriously tasty spirits in a barn-style distillery on the main road of downtown Gatlinburg, where directions are given based on the stoplight number. And everyone is invited.
The Distillery Process
Sugarlands Distilling prides their transparency more than anything, something Reede tells me on the tour of the distillery. There are no magic tricks behind the door covered in a green grass mural, and if you want to take a tour, you can see it all in action for yourself. Reede told me on the tour,
"This is a very traditional set-up on how a still would've been found back in the day. There's a few upgrades, but we still use an Austrian stone-on-stone burr mill. This was actually handmade for us from Austria, so there's a stone in here…so the two products we make that we use this still for are our Silver Cloud and our Unaged Rye."
Everything happens here, in this smaller room offset from the tasting bars and the retail store. As the manager of the tasting room, there's an infectious excitement in Reede's voice, something that reminds me that making moonshine is unlike anything else in this country because it is actually an integral part of it. Moonshiners became legends here in these mountain hills, hiding stills deep in the countryside to make a little extra to put some food on the table for their families.
Reede knows this, and when he points to something, he connects it back to this past. Sugarlands isn't running from this history like so many in this country do; Sugarlands is preserving it. Here's how they're doing just that.
The Tasting + the Tastemakers
Not everyone who visits is lucky enough to get a tour from Reede himself, but they have an even better option in Connie. Take a tour with him when you visit Sugarlands; to call this experience authentic would be to sell it short. He's not a distillery tour guide, he's a man who knows that moonshine is a part of American history, and that's what he's educating his groups on.
Once you tour with Connie, you'll want to head over and grab a tasting tour led by one of the many charismatic Tastemakers on staff. I heard quite a few samplings in my time at Sugarlands, and every Tastemaker has a different flair that sets them apart. My tour was led by Abby, a fun and personable woman with long strawberry blonde hair who swings it when she's dancing during the tastings, who makes you just feel glad to be there, instantly at home. So what is it like to be on a tasting tour?
The Tasting
Abby starts you out strong, wants to get you cozy and warm enough to start interacting. As she tells me, it takes about six pours to get everyone around the bar laughing like family. But once the ice is broken and the first groups start to express just how tasty this moonshine is, that's when Abby hits her stride.
The varieties they offer change depending on the day of the week you take a tasting. One day, Old Fashioned Lemonade could be on the menu, and the next could be Blueberry Muffin Moonshine. You could try Tickle's Dynamite Cinnamon once, and come back to find they're pouring up Peanut Butter and Jelly. That's why it's worth the $5 ticket to taste at Sugarlands every day you're in Gatlinburg; after all, the moonshine is partly why you're here.
In my tasting group, there were 12 participants from all regions of the country. However, once Abby started the tasting, it was like we were all old friends, laughing as she led us through the varieties one at a time. Here are two of my favorite varieties from the tasting.
Jim Tom's Signature Unaged Rye Moonshine
"Jim Tom Hedrick?s Unaged Rye maintains an earthy balance between spicy rye and toasted grains with hints of black pepper. Distilled in Gatlinburg, this award-winning moonshine packs a potent enough punch to keep you sippin?."
Mark Rogers American Peach Moonshine
"Mark Rogers' American Peach boasts the natural taste of ripe summer peaches. When sipped, this sweet and velvety spirit will deliver a traditional warmth of moonshine."
The last pour of the tasting, the last "Sips Up!" Abby shouts is dedicated to the first responders, the servicemen and women, and the ones on the front lines in this country who protect us and keep it safe every single day. The group shouts, "USA!" in unison and toasts to any veterans or first responders at the table, of which there are always one or two men or women. It's this tradition, this proud acknowledgment of sacrifice, that makes this moonshine worth drinking.
At the end of the tour, you can take your $5 wristbands and use them for $5 off a jar of 'shine or liquor, any flavor you want. If you're with a group, you can combine your bands for an even better deal.
Pick up the cocktail wristbands after your tour to head over to the cocktail bar in Sugarlands, where Cole from Waco, Texas, has worked to craft some cocktails that take the fear out of moonshine, even though there's nothing to be afraid of at all.
The Mint Hot Chocolate was a stand-out, made with Peppermint Moonshine and Dark Chocolate Coffee Sippin' Cream.
The Blueberry Mojito was a close second, and was probably the tastiest way to use Blueberry Muffin Moonshine I could imagine.
Finally, the Maple Bacon Bloody Mary, made with Reede's own recipe for a Bloody Mary mix and the Maple Bacon Moonshine, was one of the best Bloodies I've had made with 'shine.
Overall, Sugarlands Distilling Co. isn't just your regular ol' distillery experience. From the reclaimed murals in the barn-style building to the Tastemakers who drive over an hour just to show up and open the doors every day, there is a part of a lost America that lives and breathes in these walls. It's an America that is proud of where it comes from, one that doesn't take itself too seriously; an America that will preserve these traditions for decades.
This isn't our only exploration into Sugarlands Distilling Co. Check out features from our sister sites, Wide Open Country and Wide Open Spaces, about the origin story of Sugarlands' award-winning, exceptional Roaming Man Whiskey; and what moonshine means to America, from Mark & Digger of Discovery Channel's "Moonshiners" and part of Sugarlands' own Moonshine Legends liquor series.


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Matthew is a PhD student in the DAMTP Fluid Mechanics research group, working on granular flows. Current work focusses on the effect of granular segregation on the internal structure of desert sand dunes.
Related work includes experimental studies of segregation-induced granular fingering and of avalanche flow statistics in the intermittent regime, fieldwork in the Qatari desert in collaboration with Cornell University and Weill Cornell Medical College- Qatar, and a CASE studentship with Schlumberger Gould Research, investigating the effect of sand dune structure on exploratory seismic surveys.


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Product Management
Once I had a conversation with one on my friends who just happened to join a startup. He said he worked as a Product Manager and was talking in general about roles and responsibilities .
What surprised me was that his roles and responsibilities differed from what I have seen in the market. Nothing wrong with it, this happens with other roles also.
Product management roles vary depending on organisation to organisation. It is hard to define the roles and responsibilities. Though all have a common goal to making the product successful but vary depending in what department you are in or what phase part you are working on. Example : Some folks work in the analytics are Product Manager.
Talking about my friend, he was more into forecasting for the application, looking at the revenue growth. When asked about who builds the road map, his answer was that the tech team and the business decide. A fairly common scenario.
So what are the Roles and Responsibilities of a Product Manager?
Setting up the right vision since he is the one who is the CEO of the product
Making sure that there is a road map for the product which he needs to update from time to time
Market Research - This is the area on which lot of decision are made based on the the outcomes of the research. A simple example would be - you want to build out a mobile application. Your market is targeted towards a particular country which has less number of iPhone users and majority of them use Android. This makes it easy for PM to decide that initially the product will be released for Android mobile users instead of making just iPhone or both iPhone and android which will be costly and time consuming
Writing user stories - A PM knows best about the product since he is the one who has been doing a lot of talking to the customers, stakeholders, doing market research. PM should write requirements and prioritise them. These requirements serve as a product backlog which gets on added every know and then and also become a part of the road map. For one of my Banking project, we had given access to Business and a team of product owners to create Product Backlog. We used to write user stories based on the needs of the customers and analysis of various factors. This helped us in achieving the best possible features for the product in less time. It also helped us in cost analysis and resource allocation.
Analysis of competitors market - As a PM you should constant research on competitors market. This doesn't mean that you blatantly copy the features of the competitor but instead take a strategic level decision and work on areas which solve customer problem. Classic example is of whatsapp where they copied feature of Snapchat called Stories. In parallel they also removed the ability to add text based status messages. This attracted a lot of criticism.
Analytics - How customers interact with Application? They is represented by Analytics. A lot of PMs after the product launch start working on the next iteration/release based on the product backlog. The only problem is that they at times underestimate the analytics. Example : As a PM you should know the heat map of the app and how to track user behaviour. Analyse the dropout ratio. There would be a scenario that when a customers on a certain screen drops off frequently and this is evident enough. This gives us an idea of something is wrong on that particular page and we can come up with ways of tackling it. There are some very interesting apps available to track analytics of various forms. here is some list
a. Google Analytics
b. Kissmetrics
c. Optimizely
d. Mixpanel
e. Segment
UX - The PM should have knack for UX .PMs need to apply craftsmanship and science to design product.They constantly keep a check on the user behaviour and churn out designs based on the experience. In smaller organisations generally the UX team might act as PM with limited control but in bigger organisations or big size products the PMs have the full control since they coordinate with multiple departments like Marketing, sales, strategy, technology Finance and many more. In these type of cases UX team has the benefit of just focussing on the user experience completely.
Testing - The PM should make sure that they do quality checks on the application frequently since they are the proxy customers. This gives them the idea of how much baked the product is.
PM should be good at sales, support, marketing since these 3 are the departments which keep the product alive. Having continues dialogues with these departments can help in great level insights on where the product is heading and the growth.


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BEFORE KING AGRIPPA (ACTS 25:23-26:32). Festus was completely unsettled and perplexed by Paul's appeal to Rome, for he realized the weakness of the case against Paul and was at a loss to know what to write to the Emperor.
A few days later King Agrippa II and Bernice arrived at Caesarea to pay their respects to Festus. Festus was not a subordinate to Agrippa; this was a courtesy call of one neighboring ruler to a new procurator of an adjoining province.
Agrippa was the son of Herod Agrippa I. When his father died in A.D. 44, Agrippa was only seventeen, and was regarded as too young to assume his father's reign. Later Claudius gave him the territory of his uncle Herod king of Chalcis (at his death), which carried with it the right of appointing the Jewish high priest and the custody of the high priest's garments which were used on the Day of Atonement. Thus, he was the nominal head of Jewish religion. Nero added other areas to his reign and his capital was Caesarea Philippi, northeast of the Sea of Galilee. His realm was quite small, Galilee and Perea.
Bernice was the daughter of Herod Agrippa I, and sister of Drusilla and Agripa II. She had been married to her uncle, Herod king of Chalcis, and since his death she had been living with her brother Agrippa in a relationship widely rumored to be incestuous. She also married Polemon king of Cilicia, but deserted him. Later she became the mistress of both Vespasian and Titus, and lived in Rome.
Festus took the occasion to mention Paul's case to Agrippa. In his explanation, he showed how little he really understood of Jewish affairs and of the Christian movement. He knew the real issue was about a dead man named Jesus who Paul claimed was alive.
Agrippa, being part Jewish, expressed an interest in hearing Paul. Festus arranged a glittering state function and brought his puzzling prisoner Paul before his royal visitors along with socially prominent dignitaries who had assembled for the occasion. The governor faced the embarrassment of sending a prisoner to the Emperor without really knowing why it was necessary; he hoped that Agrippa could find the underlying cause of this matter.
The meeting was arranged by a governor and king, yet all the while, they were actually fulfilling prophecy even though they were unaware of it. Paul was to appear before kings as the Lord said.
One can imagine the pomp and circumstances of this meeting. Every one in royal robes and official dress; Paul bound in chains. His outward appearance nothing to look at, yet the apostle is energized by the Holy Spirit with the attraction of grace. To look at Paul was to see Christ.
I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me (Galatians 2:20).
Paul was not on trial. All trials in the provincial courts had ceased the moment his appeal to the Emperor was allowed. Paul could have refused this interview, but he seized the opportunity to proclaim the Gospel. This is the second formal defense of Paul's career that Luke records in Acts. It is considered one of the great orations of history.
Although there were probably several hundred people present to hear this message, Paul is speaking to only one man, King Agrippa. Paul is trying to win this man for Christ.
The apostle's gracious introduction was tactful and polite. He was truthful and expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to defend himself against the accusations of the Jews. He explained his past life as a Pharisee and persecutor of Jesus of Nazareth as well as the circumstances surrounding his apostleship to the Gentiles. He is not prejudiced against Judaism but became a Christian in response to a direct manifestation of Jesus Himself.
Here we learn more about what was said by Jesus at the time of Paul's conversion:
Now get up and stand on your feet. I have appeared to you to appoint you as a servant and as a witness of what you have seen of me and what I will show you. I will rescue you from your own people and from the Gentiles. I am sending you to them to open their eyes and turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan to God, so that they may receive forgiveness of sins and a place among those who are sanctified by faith in me (Acts 26:16-18).
The exact opposite happened when Jesus came to the Jews:
This is why I speak to them in parables: "Though seeing, they do not see; though hearing, they do not hear or understand. In them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah: "`You will be ever hearing but never understanding; you will be ever seeing but never perceiving. For this people's heart has become calloused; they hardly hear with their ears, and they have closed their eyes. Otherwise they might see with their eyes, hear with their ears, understand with their hearts and turn, and I would heal them' (Matthew 13:13-15).
What Jesus said about light, darkness and Satan influenced Paul's theology; for example, he wrote:
Giving thanks to the Father, who has qualified you to share in the inheritance of the saints in the kingdom of light. For he has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he loves, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins (Colossians 1:12-14).
For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms (Ephesians 6:12).
Agrippa listened intently to the matters of the vision, resurrection, salvation for Jews and Gentiles, and the testimony of the prophets. But such talk contained little hope for Festus. All Festus heard was a fanatic. He interrupted Paul's defense, "Your are out of your mind, Paul!" he shouted. "Your great learning is driving you insane." Festus would not send a mental incompetent to Rome. For a person of Paul's education to believe such things, he must be out of his mind.
Paul was not afraid to appear out of his mind. Many preachers have been afraid they will not appear intellectual, but considered fanatical, so they do not declare the great truths of the Gospel.
Festus erupts—he is on the hot seat, not Paul! The preacher calmly says, "King Agrippa, do you believe the prophets? I know you do." Now Paul had put the king on the spot and Festus felt sure Agrippa would acknowledge the validity of his own claim. The king, however, was not about to be maneuvered into an embarrassing corner. He said to Paul, "Do you think that in such a short time you can persuade me to be a Christian?" Agrippa realized that the apostle was trying to make a Christian out of him; and Paul confirmed it with his prayer.
The wonder of God's grace! He gave Festus, Agrippa and Bernice an opportunity to hear His preacher of grace. The palace became a church; their thrones almost a mourner's bench. It was the hour of salvation.
The door of the kingdom was opened and they had their opportunity to enter. Psalm 2:10, "therefore, you kings, be wise; be warned, you rulers of the earth," was fulfilled.
Agrippa was an "almost Christian"—he understood the Word, heard the truth, but refused to do anything about it. His intellect was instructed, his emotions touched, but his will was unyielding!
The interview was becoming too personal and too uncomfortable for the king so Agrippa ended it by rising along with Festus, Bernice, and the others. The innocence of Paul was readily admitted by these officials, and Agrippa indicated that only the pending appeal to Caesar prevented Paul's release.
God moves in a mysterious way,
His wonders to perform.
He plants His footsteps in the sea,
And rides upon the storm.
Blind unbelief is sure to err,
And say His work is vain.
God is His own interpreter.
And He will make it plain.
Now there was only one-way to go and that was to Rome—God's way!


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SAN DIEGO, June 14, 2017 – It was a fight boxing sorely needed to salvage 2016. Undefeated light heavyweights Sergey Kovalev and Andre Ward delivered plenty of drama in the decision won by Ward, but it didn't completely answer the question whether either man deserved to sit atop the pound for pound rankings.
It took six months to nail down the rematch, and now it's just a few days away on Saturday, June 17, at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas. Ward (31-0, 15 KOs) and Kovalev (30-1-1, 26 KOs) arrived in Las Vegas on Tuesday, bringing serious personal animosity into what's expected to be another competitive fight.
A final news conference is scheduled Thursday at 4 pm ET/1 pm PT, followed by Friday's weigh-in, and the rematch airing Saturday via HBO Pay Per View starting at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT. View the final news conference here.
The first bout was arguably the most important fight of 2016, but it barely showed up on the radar among all but dedicated fans. There were only 170,000 pay per view buys; compare this to the one million buys for the hideous Canelo vs. Chavez Jr. bout a month ago. When the public has interest in a bout, a $59.95 price tag doesn't stop them. The rematch should push past the anemic 2016 numbers, but someone is at fault when the expectations are so low.
It's not any single factor. The promoters involved don't generally love working with each other, but they are doing their best to be cooperative. The athletes are complying with media requests. HBO produced one of the best "24/7" preview broadcasts featuring personalities in the bout in many years. If you haven't seen it, you can watch the full documentary here.
As of late Wednesday, the confirmation of a boxing match between MMA star Conor McGregor and retired undefeated champion Floyd Mayweather will take some of the meager attention away from this fight. It's all a real shame, because this fight will prove something about the first fight, no matter which way it goes.
Ward, who won Kovalev's WBA, WBO, and IBF belts in this division unification fight to remain undefeated, knows not everyone was universally pleased or saw the decision going his way. Ward runs hot and cold and sometimes the chip on his shoulder gets in his way. He expresses no doubt he won the fight. He's grown increasingly irritated with questions about the legitimacy of the win, and Ward has a fair point here.
Kovalev and his team including promoter Kathy Duva, manager Egis Klimas, and trainer John David Jackson all disgreed with the decision, insisting the judges' cards should have gone Kovalev's way. Much of the boxing media agrees. Kovalev was disappointed after the bout, and disappointment has turned into anger. He insists he only lost because he was overtained and not at his best, and with correct preparation he will take advantage of what he learned the first time.
No one should be surprised these men don't like each other, nor do the teams who support them. It's somewhat unusual when opponents have a true personal beef. Boxers share a genuine mutual respect for the hard work and desire it takes to succeed in their sport. Plenty of trash talk is all in fun. Often they genuinely like each other, and put their feelings aside to get down to business in the ring.
Not this time. The criticisms and lack of respect are real. Short version: Kovalev is a crude bully who hides behind social media and likes the vodka. Ward is a self-absorbed prima donna who's been coddled and avoided tough opposition.
Upon arrival in Las Vegas on Tuesday, the fighters offered a few comments to get things rolling during Fight Week.
Ward said he looked forward to answering any questions out there about him, and removing all doubt about his decision win in the first fight. "Now after this, we don't want to hear any excuses. We don't want to hear about anything. We're going to shut the door on this and, like I said, take all doubt and all questions off the table.
"All of this talking is getting ready to be over. We're getting ready for my favorite part, which is the fight. June 17. It's about business, so I did what I had to do the first time. I'm looking to turn it up this time," said Ward.
Ward said he is used to the pressure at the top and it comes with the territory. "You get to a point where you don't run from the pressure, you embrace it. That's what all the greats do. All I got to do is be myself and that will be enough. Everything else will take care of itself. At the highest level, you're going to face adversity. It's not if, it's when. But the question is how do you respond?
"Some people thought I won, some people thought I lost. So let's do it again and that's the beauty of rematches in this sport. It's nothing to get defensive about. You just lace it up, do it again and we'll see what happens," said Ward. Ward said he doesn't get too high or low about either praise or criticism, and people are entitled to their opinions.
Kovalev says Ward is going to see a very different opponent on Saturday. "Ward fought an empty Kovalev. This time I will not be empty – Ward will be fighting Krusher. I had pushed myself so hard in the beginning of training camp that one month out I was empty. I felt so much pressure for the fight – my first fight on HBO Pay-Per-View – that I just trained too hard. For this fight, I definitely had to get in shape, have different emotions and different motivations.
Kovalev says Ward's fans have been pouring fuel on the fire. "I want to thank my haters – they motivate me to keep going. I want to get my belts and I'm here for this … Yeah, my fists will say it. I've already said enough. I want to say to Team Ward – they've said a lot of trash to my side, my team. He will pay for everything; I promise you."
During a discussion with boxing media, promoter Kathy Duva told me, "I think Sergey fights a little better when he's angry." He's plenty angry, but how much better will he be?
The championship event takes place Saturday, June 17 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas and will be produced and distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View® beginning at 9:00 p.m. ET/6:00 p.m. PT. Tickets for Ward-Kovalev 2: "The Rematch" are available on axs.com and at the Mandalay Bay Events Center Box Office.
Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, APR, is President/Owner of the Falcon Valley Group in San Diego, California. She is a veteran boxing observer covering the Sweet Science for Communities. Read more Ringside Seat in Communities Digital News. Follow Gayle on Facebook and on Twitter @PRProSanDiego. Gayle can be reached via Google +
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This past week I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to shadow Dr. Marc Greenblatt, an oncologist at UVM Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont. Throughout the entire experience of shadowing in a clinical setting, shadowing the nurse's station and a PA, I was able to learn about all the different professions in the medical world. Also, through many in depth conversations with Dr. Greenblatt, I was able to delve deeper into the medical world in both a political and economic mindset while also learning about how academic research can play a role in a medical career.
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During these times, I was brought down to the treatment area, where patients are treated with chemotherapy. I got to witness multiple IV being put in and chat with multiple patients and learn about their lives. I was able to experience this twice during the week. Later, I was able to observe a PA perform a bone marrow operation on a patient and later in the week I was able to observe another PA perform an operation.
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It's not quite Michael Kopech or the most major league-ready prospect starter in the White Sox system (That's Carson Fulmer, to me at least), but Wednesday brought another array of Sox prospects.
Triple-A Charlotte
Here are two scout takes on Lucas Giolito to put in the back of your mind going forward.
Take one: the White Sox are testing him and building stamina by working him on full starter innings this early in the season, whereas the Nationals never had him fully stretched out this soon. He maxed out at four innings in a start last April and did not pitch in minor league games the April before that.
Take two: This season is focused on development, which means results — even against inferior competition in the minors — should be secondary to mechanical progress and building stamina and repetition for his delivery.
That said, Giolito was up and down a bit again Wednesday, striking out seven in five innings, but allowing four earned runs, walking two, and allowing a home run to Brendan Ryan.
Yoan Moncada went 1-for-4 with a walk and a pair of strikeouts. Willy Garcia was 2-for-5 with a double.
Double-A Birmingham
Some signs of life from third baseman Trey Michalczewski, as he collected two hits and two strikeouts Wednesday. Thad Lowry only allowed one earned run over five innings but walked three, only struck out one. He now has a 6.10 ERA.
Jake Dunning struck out three and walked two over two innings of work. I mostly mention him to point out that there are two pitching Dunnings in the system and to not confuse him with his brother Dane.
High-A Winston-Salem
Zack Collins still only has one hit over the last week, and his average is down to .182. He's only slugging .309 and he went hitless in a doubleheader on Wednesday. It's all very inauspicious for a potential middle of the order power-hitter to go through this kind of slump for hard contact while returning to a level, but it's also amusing, because he's still a walk machine. He drew five in the doubleheader to bring his OBP up to .387. The right plate approach never slumps.
Right fielder Louis Silverio, on the other hand, collected six hits and seven RBIs and is suddenly hitting .323/.375/.431. Silverio often serves as the interpreter for Luis Basabe, who collected a hit in both games and drew another walk.
Low-A Kannapolis
A league scout said Dane Dunning has the potential to follow in the footsteps of other mid-rotation starters who overcame a lack of premium stuff with "pitchability" and fastball command, but at this point needs take a step forward with both his curveball and changeup to provide more confidence that he can turn over a major league order multiple times. Another scout described him more explicitly as a future No. 4 starter, but with a much higher confidence that he can reach his potential (and some chance to exceed it) than the typical pitcher in Low-A due to his advanced command, knowledge of sequencing, athleticism and build, and competitive makeup.
He's in Low-A right now, so obviously upgrading his breaking ball is more of an item on his to-do list than a source of nagging concern. But speaking of Low-A, a guy who can command an above-average sinker is just going to continue to murder hitters relentlessly at this level.
On Wednesday, Dunning gave up two hits and no runs in six innings. He struck out seven and walked one in a 1-0 win over Hagerstown in the first half of a doubleheader. (The game was only seven innings.) Dunning has given up just one earned run (two total) in 26 innings over four starts.
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Admitting I am a geek about certain things is a necessity up front. When given the opportunity, I thoroughly enjoy pouring over varying ancient religions, looking for comparisons with Christianity and deviations as well. So while the title may be off putting, excitement bubbled up in me like the waters of the deep when Ancient Near Eastern Themes in Biblical Theology arrived on my doorstep. The chance to expand my understanding of the Ancient Near East, particularly in light of religious texts and concepts? What is not to love?
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CEDAR RAPIDS — Simone Goods hit the floor grabbing her ankle after getting tied up going for a rebound and the entire Kirkwood gym fell silent.
Averaging 16.1 points and 8.1 rebounds this season, the sophomore forward is a huge part of what makes the Eagles go. It was the last thing anyone in the gym wanted to see.
Suddenly, however, Goods sprang back up, hobbled and limping as she trotted down the floor. Not looking back at the bench, she nearly got back to her spot on defense before Kirkwood Coach Kim Muhl pulled her.
After spending about five minutes with a trainer in a back room, she returned and checked in, to the relief of the Kirkwood faithful. Simply a rolled ankle, nothing more.
"It was scary, it was very scary, but I knew what it was," Goods said. "I just had to get through it. I'm fine."
Goods' injury didn't seem to bother her the rest of the game, as she was a perfect 7-for-7 from the field, scoring 23 points and grabbing 11 rebounds in the Eagles' 79-52 win over Southwestern in Region XI NJCAA semifinal action.
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"We need to have someone on the bench step up and play, they didn't want to do that tonight," Muhl said. "It aggravates me right now, you're up 30 and you have people who don't want to play hard."
But as Kirkwood continues its march toward the NJCAA Division II basketball tournament, the team seems to be in a good spot. The Eagles led the Spartans 40-17 at halftime and have not been tested in their first two postseason games.
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