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These days we see Augmented Reality(AR) games on the rise and setting a trend in the world of games. Well it is interesting, exciting and fun when you can get a mix of virtual and real world. Ingress is one of the most popular AR games out there. It has been developed by Niantic Labs. Yes that is the same developer who created Pokemon GO. Ingress is not just a game that has virtual and real elements but also promotes teamwork which we don't usually find in AR games. The nature of teamwork requires you to really go out and meet others or communicate with people through the game's chat box. Users have to be in contact with their teammates from the same faction from the same locality, city or worldwide.
The links for both Android and iOS versions have been given below. Users just have to click the link and install. On opening the app the tutorial will help you get through the basics.
- Augmented Reality Game
- Focus on multiplayer
- Strategize with players globally
- Hack portals and create fields
- Heavy usage of GPS and physical exploration
- Requires large amount of battery
- Free game with in app purchases
The game is built on a fictional storyline. In the world there is a substance called exotic matter which is either used to enslave humanity or which helps in evolving humans into a higher consciousness. So when you play, you are an Agent and have the choice to join the faction called Resistance who believes in stopping The Shapers or the exotic matter from controlling humans. On the other hand you have the choice of joining the Enlightened whose aim is to use the power of the matter. From one account you can choose only one side. So if you have chosen the Resistance then you can't join the Enlightened unless you use another Google account.
Through the game you have to find portals and collect keys to create a mind control field. To find these portals you have to visit the portals in person. When you find a portal and hack it, you get different items like resonators, weapons and several other items. Creating the fields requires you to connect portals by equipping them with resonators. After this is done, your faction controls the area covered by the field. Here comes the role of you and your GPS in locating them. Portals are usually in public places like museums, parks, historic landmarks etc. Portals can also get destroyed if you don't recharge them. The game gives you missions through which you can level up. You can keep track of the number of portals visited, hacked, and captured, links and fields created and also the number of resonators deployed.
An important feature of Ingress is the requirement for users to go out and play. The game would not be of any use if you don't explore since the whole game is based on that aspect. In this way it also promotes multiplayer usage or teamwork. You have to go out, socialize in person as well as through the app. There is a chat box called Comm for the purpose of communicating with your respective factions for coordination. There are 3 options- local, regional and global in Comm. Another aspect for which the game has been given positive review is in enabling people with sedentary lifestyles and those who hardly go out to have a reason for enjoying outside world.
The app is free and you can use it even without purchasing items. However in app purchase is available and they help you in levelling up. Another important aspect to be noted is that the game drains your battery life heavily because the app requires you to open you GPS, internet connection and the game itself at the same time. The game is fun and exciting but you have to be careful about your battery life.
Ingress has been said to be an addictive app especially for those who enjoy AR games. It is also unique in its multiplayer nature when the majority of AR gaming apps are individualistic in nature. So we would suggest this game to you if you like AR games or enjoy Pokemon GO.


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The Kansas City Royals did not quite have a revolving door at center field this year, but injuries and dips in form meant that they had trouble settling on a single everyday player. As a consequence, however, we saw a lot of their depth and have a very good idea about what the options are should such a situation arise again.
Lorenzo Cain – Cain was projected to be the everyday center fielder at the start of the season. And he was the everyday center fielder at the start of the season, a position he held for five games. In the last of those he injured his leg crashing into the wall (and turning a brilliant double play). He came back after the All-Star break and played everyday for most of the rest of the season, before another injury shut him down with three weeks to go. He'll likely be the first choice again next year, though might have to prove it in Spring Training.
Jarrod Dyson – Dyson's blazing speed and good arm make him an excellent center fielder and an ideal looking leadoff man. But his bat control has not really caught up with his talent and he is too erratic to play everyday at the moment. The Royals would like to see him put up a serious challenge to Cain, but he will have to do a bit of work first.
Jason Bourgeois – Bourgeois was acquired in Spring Training and then called up to be the backup center fielder when Cain went on the DL early in the season. Bourgeois is a decent player, but he is only borderline major league quality. Right now he is only a good backup and could be dealt away.
David Lough – Lough came up at the end of the season for a look after putting up good AAA numbers. He is generally a corner outfielder, but had over thirty games in center at AAA, so could play there in a pinch if the Royals needed to rest someone without putting them on the DL.


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Virginia Periodicals
United States Virginia Periodicals
A variety of genealogical material has been published in periodicals, including transcripts from cemeteries, Bibles, census, court records, and pedigrees. An index to several significant periodicals and other published sources is:
- Swem, Earl Gregg. Virginia Historical Index. Two Volumes in four. 1934-1936. Reprint, Gloucester, Massachusetts: Peter Smith, 1965. FHL Book 975.5 H22s 1965; Films 485948-49; FHL Fiche 6046961.)
Two major periodicals helpful for Virginia research have been digitized by JSTOR. They can be keyword searched for any word in the articles:
- William and Mary Quarterly (formerly William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine). 1892-. Published by the Institute of Early American History and Culture, P.O. Box 220, Williamsburg, Virginia 23187. This has been published in three series: first series (1892-1920), second series (1921-1943), and third series (1944-present). FHL Book 973 H25w; first series to volume 27 [1919] and second series to volume 23 [1943] on Family History Library films FHL Films 001254-74.) The first series and the second series through 1930 are indexed in Swem's Virginia Historical Index. Compiled alphabetical reprints are cited in the "Genealogy" section. Digitized by JSTOR ($).
- Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. 1894-. Published by the Virginia Historical Society, P.O. Box 7311, Richmond, Virginia 23221. FHL Book 975.5 B2v; some early volumes on microfilm beginning with film 833381.) Indexed to 1930 through Swem's Virginia Historical Index. Compiled alphabetical reprints are cited in the "Genealogy" section. Digititized by JSTOR ($).
Additional major Virginia periodicals are:
- Magazine of Virginia Genealogy (formerly Quarterly of the Virginia Genealogical Society). 1963-. Published by the Virginia Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 7469, Richmond, Virginia 23221. FHL Book 975.5 B2vs. Vols. 1 to 40 digitized by Ancestry ($).
- Tyler's Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine. 1919-52. Published by Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler. FHL Book 973 B2t; some volumes are on microfilm. This is indexed through 1929 in Swem's Virginia Historical Index. Compiled alphabetical reprints are cited in the "Genealogy" section.
- The Virginia Genealogist. 1957-. Published by John Frederick Dorman, P.O. Box 4883, Washington, DC 20008. 975.5 B2vg; Volumes 1-12 on FHL CD-ROM No. 1277. There are cumulative indexes for volumes 1-20, 21-35, and 36-50 in book form and on compact disc. Digitized by American Ancestors ($).
- Virginia Appalachian Notes. 1977-. Published by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 12485, Roanoke, Virginia 24026. 975.5 D25v.
- The Southside Virginian. 1982-. Published by Lyndon H. Hart and J. Christian Kolbe, P.O. Box 118, Richmond, Virginia 23201. 975.5 D25s.
- Virginia Tidewater Genealogy. 1970-. Published by the Tidewater Genealogical Society, 14415 Old Courthouse Way, Newport News, VA 23608. 975.5 D25vt; FHL Films 1955382-384, volumes 1-24.
- Sons of the Revolution in the State of Virginia Quarterly Magazine. 1922-1932. Volumes 1-10. Published by the Sons of the Revolution in the State of Virginia. FHL Book 975.5 B2s; fiche 6048982-91. Indexed in Kathryn Barclay, Index to Sons of the Revolution in the State of Virginia Quarterly Magazine (Norfolk, Virginia: Norfolk Genealogical Society, 1984; FHL Book 975.5 B2s index. Includes Part II: Slaves and Free Men of Color. These persons are mentioned in this magazine.
- The Huguenot. 1924-. Published by the Huguenot Society of the Founders of Manakin in the Colony of Virginia, Inc., 981 Huguenot Trail, Midlothian, Virginia 23113, Telephone: 804-794-5702. 975.5 B2hm. Indexed in Master Index to The Huguenot (Bryan, Texas: Family History Foundation, 1986; FHL Book 975.5 B2hm index; Film 1697534.
- The Southwest Virginian, FHL Book 975.57 D25s.
For nationwide indexes to some of these and other family history periodicals, see:
PERiodical Source Index (PERSI). Ft. Wayne, Indiana: Allen County Public Library Foundation, 1987-. (Family History Library book 973 D25per; fiche 6016863 [set of 40] (1847-1985); fiche 6016864 [set of 15] (1986-1990.) Indexes thousands of family history periodicals. Annual indexes have been published yearly since 1986. For further details see the PERiodical Source Index Resource Guide.
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Cancer Treatment Moringa Oleifera for Cancer Prevention or Treatment
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1 Cancer Treatment Moringa Oleifera for Cancer Prevention or Treatment As we learn more about cancer, we are empowered to use more of the tools which nature has created for us to help battle this terrible disease. The fight against cancer exists on many fronts, encompassing both prevention and treatment methods. In the past we have put all of our faith in pharmaceutical drugs, however these are not the only weapons we have at our disposal to do battle with cancer. Moringa Oleifera is a plant which is known to have many medicinal properties. It is becoming very clear that this natural resource is a helpful ally in a comprehensive treatment of cancer. Moringa has been shown in studies to have an anti-tumor capacity. Moringa contains benzyl isothiocyanate. There are many studies that have shown this chemical and compounds derived thereof to have anti-cancer and chemoprotective capabilities. This chemoprotective aspect is critical for those who are battling cancer; this helps strengthen cells so that they can tolerate chemotherapy. Moringa Oleifera has other characteristics which make it a good compliment to a cancer prevention or treatment plan. It contains an enormous amount of nutritional content; Moringa Oleifera contains vitamins, minerals, and amino acids which are critical for good health. It is loaded with calcium, iron, potassium, protein, Vitamin A and C, and many more properties which promote a healthy body that has the tools to fight cancer. It is known to have antiinflammatory, anti-viral, antioxidant, anti-allergenic, and pain relief uses. It has also been put to use to fight a variety of infections. This incredibly useful tree has grown popular of late due to its ability to help sustain populations that have otherwise been fraught with nutritional problems. It tends to grow in areas where access to food and clean water are more complicated. The successes that many have had with Moringa Oleifera in promoting good health in some of the most devastated areas have lead many scientists to examine its properties closely. It is fast emerging as a means to prevent cancer. It is also gaining notoriety as a product which helps cancer patients who are currently undergoing pharmaceutical treatment. Fighting cancer is about equipping your body with the tools to fight every day. While drug therapies are very useful in this fight, it is also key that naturally occurring dietary options are used as well. Total health will give a cancer patient the endurance to battle the disease with full energy. The anti-tumor properties in Moringa Oleifera will be of special interest to cancer patients. Also, for those undergoing chemotherapy, the chemoprotective properties associated with this wonderful plant will empower the patient to stand strong when using chemotherapy to fight cancer. Investigate the studies which show this plant to be useful in a comprehensive battle against cancer. Always be sure to discuss all of your treatments options with your doctor,
2 including your choice of dietary supplements, as interactions between chemicals must always be closely monitored when undergoing drug treatment. Moringa Oleifera has exciting potential as an ally in the war against cancer. Lupus Treatment Treating Lupus with Moringa Oleifera Lupus, an inflammatory, autoimmune disease, often affects the joints, skin, blood, and kidneys, and the exact cause of this chronic condition is unknown and cannot be easily defined. Authorities in the medical field indicate that it may result from a combination of factors, such as am individual s genetic makeup along with certain unknown triggers of the disease, a bit like combining a lighted match and gasoline. Those recently diagnosed with lupus will want to focus on reducing inflammation and managing the various symptoms that are related to the disease to maintain balance in their lives and avoid depression, panic, and fear. There are also two essential steps they can take: Learn to avoid flare-ups Direct sunlight is the most common cause for one, but they may also be triggered by certain skin and scalp products or some medication you are taking. This may mean that you will need to take a vitamin D supplement, and you will also want to discuss all of your medications with your primary care physician. Learn to live an anti-inflammatory lifestyle This should include moderate exercise on a regular basis, giving up smoking if you are a smoker, following an anti-inflammatory diet, and taking nutritional supplements, especially omega-3s. Why lupus victims look for alternative medications The cost of the drugs generally used in treating lupus victims is prohibitive, and there is the possibility of serious side effects as well. Also, while they may alleviate some of the symptoms, research has yet to reveal that they actually hinder the process of the disease or help prevent damage to the organs. Following an alternative treatment may help the patient cope with lupus or reduce the amount of stress endured by anyone who is dealing with a chronic illness. If the patient s physician believes that one of the approaches has some merit and no negative factors, it can become part of that individual s treatment plan, enabling him or to make an informed decision about how to proceed. How Moringa Oleifera helps lupus patients Moringa (also known as the horseradish tree) is a purely natural extract found in tropical regions that has been widely used in the East as a medication for centuries. It is also considered to be
3 much safer to use than the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) that are often prescribed for lupus patients, including Voltaren, Kaspo, Adoil, and others. The various side effects of these drugs include the risk of kidney, circulatory, and digestive problems, just to name a few, increasing the risk of serious medical complications. Moringa, on the other hand, is less toxic than the other remedies, and at least as effective. moringa is easy to combine with most medication because there have been no adverse reactions to it, and it contains no known impurities. How Moringa works in the body The leaves used for making the Moringa extract contain large amounts of anti-inflammatory, anti-toxin, and anti-oxidant elements, and they are also rich in the vitamins, minerals, and amino acids that bolster our immune system. Because of the many benefits of Moringa oleifera, the European Union (EU), World health Organization (WHO) and other NGOs now plant and support its cultivation in various locations, including Africa, in order to combat malnutrition. Above all, Moringa suppresses the COX-2 enzyme, which causes both inflammation and the pain related to it. It seems that anyone, including children and senior citizens in particular, can experience the benefits of taking Moringa. Athletes report a surge in energy from using these capsules, and many users are amazed because they feel the results so quickly. Gout & Arthritis Treatment Moringa Oleifera as Treatment for Gout & Arthritis For many centuries Moringa Oleifera was used in traditional medicine, such as the "Ayurveda", as a treatment Arthritis and Gout. It was believed that Moringa Leaf Powder reduce inflammations and pain caused by these conditions. In 2008 the Faculty of Medicine Health Sciences of the Putra University in Malaysia, published a research aimed to test if Moringa poses any Antinociceptive and Anti-Inflammatory activities, the same activities achieved by the drugs used in modern medicine such as NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs). The research found that the Moringa leaves posses substances that have antinociceptive and anti-inflammatory activitie; in fact they found that it has high quantities of these substances. This means that Moringa Oleifera use in Indian traditional medicine as a treatment Arthritis and Gout was just. The effects of the Moringa is suppressing the COX-2 enzyme. This enzyme is responsible for inflammation processes and pain. Usually the drugs used to suppress this enzyme are NSAID such as Voltaren, Nksin, Adoil, ARCOXIA, Kaspo etc. The side effects of these products include
4 risk for stroke, kidney problems, blood vessels problems, stomach problems and the list goes on. Combine the risks from the side effects with the existing condition causing the need to take the NSAID and the presence of pain combined with an inflammatory issue, and the risks for medical complications grow. Moringa Oleifera in pure natural tree that has been used as food and as medicine along history, this means that it is much safer to use than NSAID but with similar effectiveness and less toxicity. Diabetes Treatment Moringa Oleifera: A treatment for Diabetes Diabetes is a disease that is characterized by problems involving the hormone insulin. In healthy people, the pancreas releases insulin; insulin then works to help the body use and store the fat and sugar that is derived from the food that people eat. With diabetes, insulin can be compromised in a couple of different ways. In some cases, the pancreas doesn't produce any insulin at all. Other times, the body does not react in the right way to insulin - this is known as "insulin resistance." Finally, diabetes is sometimes characterized by a pancreas that produces an insufficient volume of insulin. The Two Types of Diabetes It's important to understand that diabetes is a disease that has no cure. Once a person develops diabetes, they will suffer from the condition for the rest of their life. Although diabetes may be triggered by a variety of different phenomena involving the pancreas and insulin production - or lack thereof - it can also be divided into two distinct types. Type 1 Diabetes - Type 1 diabetes typically first arises in people under the age of 20, although it can happen at any age. Insulin-producing cells - known as beta cells - in the pancreas are completely destroyed by the body's immune system. In turn, the pancreas can no longer produce any insulin and insulin injections must be administered. Type 2 Diabetes - With type 2 diabetes, a person's pancreas still produces insulin; the problem is that it either doesn't create enough insulin, or the person's body is resistant to the insulin that is produced. Type 2 diabetes commonly occurs in obese and overweight individuals - usually over the age of 40 - and is sometimes called "adult onset diabetes." Managing Diabetes There is no cure for diabetes. However, there are several ways to manage the condition in order to keep insulin at the proper level. There are several different techniques and strategies for managing diabetes. Some of them include:
5 carefully monitoring one's diet in order to keep blood sugar levels in check; using insulin injections as needed to maintain optimal levels in those whose bodies don't produce the hormone; keeping a close eye on blood sugar levels by using special kits that measure insulin and sugar in the blood; and following an exercise routine in order to keep blood pressure levels in check. Moringa Oleifera: A Natural Treatment for Diabetes As with any disease or condition, doctors and researchers are constantly seeking new ways to treat and manage diabetes. People are more concerned about using harsh, synthetic medications than ever before, which is what makes the promise of a tree called Moringa Oleifera all the more exciting. Moringa Oleifera is a tree that is originally native to India, but is now grown across the globe. As it happens, people in many developing countries - particular in Africa - have been using Moringa Oleifera to treat and manage the symptoms of diabetes for years. Why does Moringa Oleifera hold so much promise for those who suffer from diabetes? Primarily because of its many amazing, natural benefits. Moringa Oleifera has been shown to naturally boost the immune system, which usually becomes compromised in those who suffer from type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Moringa Oleifera has also been shown to possess many key anti-inflammatory benefits; diabetes often causes circulatory problems which can be managed through anti-inflammatory supplements. There are no negative side effects associated with Moringa Oleifera use, meaning that it is a safe, natural way for people to manage their blood sugarand care for their diabetes symptoms. It's just one more option for the many people who have to cope with this serious condition.
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Celebrating 20 Years of Growth, with Gratitude
For music fans of a certain age, it's impossible to hear about something that happened "20 years ago today" and not have the opening notes of the Beatles' "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" come to mind – as they did for me while reflecting on the 20th anniversary of Linhart PR, which we celebrate beginning this week.
January 1, 1996, is the official birthdate of the firm that became Linhart PR, founded by Sharon Linhart with one employee (herself) and one client – Denver cable television magnate Bill Daniels. Bill hired Sharon to provide PR support for his attempt to set a new speed record for business jets. Four pilots flew a Daniels-owned Learjet 23,500 miles around the world at 475 miles per hour, setting a new record while raising $300,000 for education. Thanks to Sharon, this feat was covered as it happened, by media around the world.
The volume and velocity of change in the 20 years since our firm was founded is breathtaking. To name just a few:
• The internet was still relatively new in 1996, with broad adoption by businesses and consumers just beginning; the launch of the iPhone was more than a decade away
• Brand marketing still meant, for the most part, paid advertising in print and broadcast media outlets – plus direct marketing and public relations, of course
• The media landscape looked dramatically different – there were more newspapers and magazines than today, fewer cable TV outlets and greater public trust in the Fourth Estate
Throughout 2016, we'll explore the significant changes impacting the business of communication and the world over the past 20 years here – and we'll take a look ahead at what the future may bring.
On behalf of our partner team at Linhart PR, sincere thanks to all of the clients, colleagues and friends who have joined us on this journey. Here's to the next 20 years.


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Friday, June 22, 2012
I hope I am keeping my promise to be better
So this is my friend Bryan. I talk about him in post and he runs his own blog called "Uncle B's Corner" which you can should read if you want to get the same cool spiritual advice I have received all these years.
You know I go through lots of things that I want to say nobody should go through but I can't. You play the hand that is dealt to you through life and expect everything from the worse to the better part of the spectrum. Through his own life, even to this day, he is living proof that perspective and philosophy can overcome the challenging of woes.
I have known Bryan for close to nine years and still don't understand know what to expect from him expect that there is no challenge he won't face with eyes open and attitude adjusted. He understands people which is a gift I wish I had more of.
I remember I was so mad one time that I left out of his house and made it as far as the curb between his SUV and another car. He could not see where I was but he found me. It was like he had a homing beacon knowing exactly where I was at. It has always been like that between him and I. I have to admit, I am glad he knows where to find me because sometimes I get lost.
I write articles, I write blogs and I never thought I'm good at writing. He always told me "Greg you should be writing." It's because of him that I am taking a break from technology for a moment to see if I can do this writing thing justice. I have never been a big writer meaning, I have always felt that one of the principles of how I write is to 'tell it like it is'. He inspired me to create reality novellas. I want to tell my story my way mistakes and all. My writing is to the point and straight from the hip. It was Bryan who taught me that stories don't have to have happy ending but an inspiring journey. That is what Bryan is to me, an inspiring quest to understand. I am proud that he wanted me to go on this journey with him.
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My adventures navigating the kitchen, home, and the silliness life has to offer.
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
This Season
Labels: Life
I'm in a season of change. Not only did we move last month, but we are preparing for me to be a SAHM by this fall and my schedule and family commitments have been exhausting. I do manage to find some free time here and there, but that time is spent on things other than my tiny little blog. It seems that some women are blessed with exceptional time management and motivation. I am lacking in both at the moment. I feel as if I barely have time to keep my house clean (ish) and the family fed. And when the kids want to hang out or play, well, they have priority over most things.
So, I'm sad to say that this blog has been neglected. At some point I'm going to find a reliable way to store and post my photos; I'm having issues with Picassa and I can't figure out how else to post pictures on blogger. Maybe this is why I'm always seeing posts about switching from blogger to wordpress... With so little free time, tackling technical issues for which I have no apparent answer just doesn't sound as appealing as getting cozy on the couch with a good show or see what some of my blogging friends are writing.
So, during this season of change, I am asking for some grace from my readers. I know, I've been asking for/needing a lot of grace lately! I'm hoping to figure out my technical issues and to start writing again. I'd really like to document our transition from me working full time outside the home to staying at home and homeschooling my children. But for now, I have to pause and talk to you later. :)
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"It made me shiver. And I about made up my mind to pray, and see if I couldn't try to quit being the kind of a boy I was and be better. So I kneeled down. But the words wouldn't come. Why wouldn't they? It warn't no use to try and hide it from Him. Nor from me, neither. I knowed very well why they wouldn't come. It was because my heart warn't right; it was because I warn't square; it was because I was playing double. I was letting on to give up sin, but away inside of me I was holding on to the biggest one of all. I was trying to make my mouth say I would do the right thing and the clean thing... but deep down in me I knowed it was a lie, and He knowed it. You can't pray a lie—I found that out." --Huckleberry Finn
In this scene, Huck Finn has an excellent grasp of what is required for a relationship with God. Not only does he realize that a person "can't pray a lie," but he also knows that, "I was playing double. I was letting on to give up sin, but away inside of me I was holding on to the biggest one of all" (1383). Huck is verbalizing one of the worst problems with prideful man's condition: repenting in word but not in deed. Wanting to have the cake and eat it too. Huck Finn realizes that this won't work. God requires true repentance, not a halfhearted or faked repentance. It is not surprising that Mark Twain picked up on this double-dealing by many people and embodied it in one of his most famous characters. Twain had an ever observant eye out for hypocrisy in every aspect of life. Huck eventually makes the intellectually honest decision not to pray what he doesn't feel inside. How many times, if we looked at our own lives, would we find that Huck is more honest with God about his heart's true condition than we are.
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