Our 8 year old son has been undergoing speech therapy with Ms.Carol for almost a year now. He suffered from a sudden onset of severe stuttering which affected his reading abilities as well. The evaluation at school recommended speech therapy once a week at school.
We did some research and decided to go with additional private speech therapy sessions. We spoke to Ms.Carol and decided to get her help in addition to the sessions at school.
Ms. Carol helped our son through the sessions and made it very interactive and enjoyable for him. After the speech therapy sessions, we have noticed an outstanding improvement in our son's speech and reading. In fact, in his recent evaluation at school, the evaluation/assessment recommended that his speech has improved and the stuttering is minimal. We agreed with this assessment and he now is off his weekly speech therapy lessons at school.
4. Our son loves his weekly speech lesson and says: "Ms. Carol is his favorite teacher!"
We are very happy with Ms. Carol's services and highly recommend her.
"Carol Fenwick is absolutely amazing. My 6.5 year old daughter was having trouble saying a few different sounds. Carol first did a very complete assessment of my daughters speech issues and identified each sound which we needed to address. On a weekly basis, Carol worked with my daughter 1 on 1 to focus on improving her speech. The whole time my daughter was improving her speech and having fun playing games and working with Carol. Carol is a very experienced speech therapist and we were lucky she had time to work with our 6 year old daughter. We highly recommend Carol and would work with her again if the need arose."-J.J.
"My 8 year old daughter enjoys working with Carol on her articulation challenges and has made great improvement over the past several months. Carol was thorough in her evaluation of my daughter's needs and has provided her with effective instruction and support. I especially like Carol's efforts to keep the sessions interesting and engaging with age appropriate materials. Carol has a friendly and approachable manner yet is also very professional and punctual. She hits the right balance between challenging my daughter and celebrating her successes. I would definitely recommend her services to a friend."--L.T.
"As an Occupational therapist, I've witnessed Carol Fenwick's skills as a speech pathologist.
She has an excellent rapport with children and is cognizant of their strengths and disability needs.
I would definitely recommend her services."--S.L.
"I have observed Carol Fenwick's skills in assisting my 10 year old son, who had difficulty with word recall and comprehension. She improved my son's abilities immensely. I do recommend her services to others without reservation".--W.R.


Sierra Leone's former Vice President, Ambassador Victor Bockarie Foh and five others including past Ministers were yesterday arraigned at the High Court before Justice Reginald Fynn on eight counts of criminal related indictment ranging from conspiracy to commit a corruption offence, misappropriation of public funds and misleading the ACC contrary to law.
The matter of the defendants, Sheku Sahid Kamara, Victor Bockarie Foh, Alhaji Minkailu Mansaray (former Minister of Mines and Mineral Resource), Mohamed Alie Bah (former Minister of State VP's Office), Ibrahim Fakeh Conteh and Abu Bakarr Carew was mentioned by the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) lead Prosecutor, Lawyer Calvin T. Mantsebo.
The particulars on the indictment state that, the defendants on a date between the 1st January and 30th September 2017 in Freetown, being Chairman, Supervisor, Secretary and Members to the Hajj Coordinating Committee of 2017, conspired together to engage and undertake a project without prior planning and also misappropriated the sum of Three Hundred Million Leones, funds donated to the Government of Sierra Leone for the benefit of Sierra Leoneans intending to perform the 2017 Hajj or Pilgrimage to Mecca.
It was also alleged that, the first accused person, Sheku Sahid Kamara misled the ACC by making a statement that public funds to the tune of Sixty Thousand United State Dollars was handed over to the second defendant, Victor Foh, whilst in actual fact it was Eighty Thousand United States Dollars.
Making an application before Justice Reginald Fynn, the ACC Prosecutor, Lawyer Calvin T. Mantsebo applied for a trial by Judge alone instead of Judge and Jury, citing Section 144 sub sections 2 of the Criminal Procedure Act No.35 of 1965, and at the same time relied on certificate of the Attorney General dated on the 20th August 2018.
A battery of lawyers representing the defendants including Lansana Dumbuya applied through the Bench for the prosecution to serve them the indictment, and all other documents relating to the matter.
The prosecuting counsel asked for a long adjournment date in order for them to prepare their documents and serve the defence team.
Another Defence Counsel, Yada Williams opposed to a long adjournment, because according to him the ACC has taken a very long time to put together the indictments and brings them to court without prior planning.
After listening to both sides, Justice Fynn said he will not accommodate any trial by ambush, but in the interim, called on the prosecution to comply for a discharge or speedy trial.
He adopted the bail condition granted to all defendants by ACC.
The matter has been adjourned to the 26th of September 2018.


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A woman pushes her walker past tents housing the homeless in Los Angeles, California on February 9, 2016.
The number of homeless in Los Angeles County has continued to rise, jumping an astonishing 23 percent this past year, a clear sign that major challenges lie ahead as the region embarks on its most comprehensive effort yet to tackle the crisis.
The results of January 2017's annual homeless census, released Wednesday, tallied nearly 58,000 homeless in the county. That number is particularly remarkable because L.A. housed a record number of formerly homeless last year. Within the county, 14,214 people moved into permanent housing from the streets and shelters, a 61 percent rise over 2014.
"There's no sugarcoating the bad news. It's impossible to wrap your head around the numbers," said Mayor Eric Garcetti, who also said an improved counting methodology might explain a fraction of the increase. Mostly, however, he blamed the cost of living.
"We can't let rents double every year," he said.
While median rent has gone up 28 percent since 2000, the median income of renters declined 8 percent in the same period, according to the L.A. Homeless Services Authority.
Some 550,918 households in L.A. County spend more than half their income on rent. L.A. has a shortage of roughly that same number of affordable housing units.
Rising rents and shrinking incomes seem to be hitting youth and families with children hard.
The number of homeless children jumped 41 percent from the prior year's count. The number of transition-aged youth (meaning ages 18-24) rose 64 percent.
Latinos, too, saw a substantial increase, 63 percent over the year before, said Peter Lynn, director of the L.A. Homeless Services Authority.
Because it follows the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's definition of homelessness, the count does not include people living in motels and couch-surfing, who are considered at risk but not homeless.
There are questions, ultimately, about how much local government can do to stem the tide.
Perhaps the most daunting indication of the task at hand was the persistent rise in the number of homeless veterans in Los Angeles despite a massive push to house vets.
L.A., like other regions, participated in former President Barack Obama's challenge to end veteran homelessness by the end of 2015. Massive amounts of federal and local resources poured into the effort.
Veteran homelessness briefly went down, only to rise again. When L.A. entered the pledge to end veteran homelessness in 2014, the county tallied about 4,000. Three years later, and after housing more than 7,000 veterans, the latest census counted over 4,800 homeless veterans, most of them living in cars, tents or other makeshift structures.
"All of the numbers are troubling, quite frankly," said Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, who has spent the past couple of years pushing for new policies and sources of revenue to tackle homelessness.
Ridley-Thomas pointed to the March passage of Measure H, a quarter-cent rise in the sales tax to support homeless services, as evidence that L.A. is moving in the right direction.
"The good news is we have the capacity to stand up to it. There's an army out there, ready to do what we must do," he said.
Local officials struggled for decades to get on the same page about where to commit resources to help the homeless and how to spend them. In the past year or so, they've united around a strategy and built cash streams for funding the push.
The county will start ramping up its spending on homelessness in July, when the new fiscal year begins. The L.A. County Board of Supervisors is expected to vote on a plan to spend the money, which could total $355 million annually, on June 13.
The spending plan up for review includes $42.5 million in the next three years for programs aimed at preventing more people from becoming homeless.
Residents of the city also recently agreed to pay for bonds to raise $1.2 billion to build new housing for the homeless and low income people over the next 10 years through passage of Measure HHH.
In addition, money from No Place Like Home, which the California Legislature passed last year, is poised to fund millions of dollars-worth of housing for people struggling with mental illness.
Garcetti has also proposed a "linkage fee" on developments in the City of Los Angeles to raise money for affordable housing.
"This is the year we must see progress," he said. "The days of the county and city pointing their fingers at each other is over."
Homelessness is not a new problem in Los Angeles. The first missions serving L.A.'s poor cropped up some 150 years ago near what is now Skid Row, the largest concentration of homeless in the nation. Yet the scale of the increase in the homeless population this year caught officials by surprised.
The Antelope Valley (50 percent rise) and eastern Los Angeles County (50 percent rise) saw the biggest bumps. The San Gabriel Valley saw a 31 percent rise. The total in the City of Los Angeles rose 20 percent to 34,189, with the biggest increases in Council District 1, which spans swaths of Highland Park, Echo Park and Macarthur Park, along with Council District 8, which covers West Adams, Leimert Park and the Crenshaw areas. Skid Row, in Council District 14, also saw a major rise.
Homelessness jumped the most among Latinos (up 63 percent), followed by Asians (up 31 percent) and Blacks (up 28 percent). Homelessness dropped among Whites, Native Americans and Pacific Islanders.
The number of people reporting substance abuse disorders dropped. The number reporting a serious mental illness rose, but at a lower rate than the overall homeless population.
The number of homeless individuals reporting an AIDS diagnosis rose 67 percent.


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BlackRock Style Advantage Fund
A2 (USD) (Accumulating) A2 Hgd (EUR) (Accumulating) A2 Hgd (SEK) (Accumulating) A4 (USD) (Distributing) A4 Hgd (EUR) (Distributing) Class I2 BRL Hedged (USD) (USD) (Accumulating) Class IPF2 Hedged (CHF) (Accumulating) Class IPF2 Hedged (EUR) (Accumulating) Class Z2 (USD) (Accumulating) Class Z2 Hedged (EUR) (Accumulating) D2 (EUR) (Accumulating) D2 (USD) (Accumulating) D2 Hgd (CHF) (Accumulating) D2 Hgd (EUR) (Accumulating) E2 (EUR) (Accumulating) E2 Hgd (EUR) (Accumulating) I2 (USD) (Accumulating) I2 Hgd (CHF) (Accumulating) I2 Hgd (EUR) (Accumulating) I2 Hgd (GBP) (Accumulating) I2 Hgd (JPY) (Accumulating) X2 (USD) (Accumulating) X2 Hgd (AUD) (Accumulating) X2 Hgd (EUR) (Accumulating) X2 Hgd (GBP) (Accumulating) X2 Hgd (NZD) (Accumulating)
NAV as of Jan 27, 2023 EUR 81.54
1 Day NAV Change as of Jan 27, 2023 0.12 (0.15%)
The Fund aims to achieve a positive absolute return through a combination of capital growth and income on your investment regardless of market conditions. The Fund will provide exposure to several investment styles including, (i) Value: focuses on investments that appear relatively cheap with the aim of outperformance relative to expensive assets; (ii) Momentum: focuses on investments with relatively strong medium term performance with the aim of benefitting from an asset's recent relative performance continuing in the short term; (iii) Carry: focuses on higher-yielding investments with the aim of benefitting from the higher returns of these assets relative to lower-yielding assets; and (iv) Defensive: focuses on investments with low-risk characteristics with the aim of benefitting from the tendency for lower risk, higher quality assets to generate higher risk-adjusted returns than higher risk, lower quality assets. The Fund will invest on a global basis in any or all of the following asset classes: equity securities (e.g. shares), other equity-related securities, fixed income securities (e.g. bonds), other fixed-income related securities, permitted money market instruments (e.g. debt instruments with short-term maturities), mortgage backed securities (MBS) (i.e. financial securities backed by cash flows from debt), permitted deposits, cash and other funds
Growth of Hypothetical 10,000
BlackRock Style Advantage Fund (EUR)
Share Class and Benchmark performance displayed in EUR. Source: BlackRock. Performance is shown on a Net Asset Value (NAV) basis, with gross income reinvested. Past performance is not a guide to future performance.
Payable Date
Total Distribution
Discrete Annual
Total Return (%) -1.20 -8.20 -5.43 -24.06 13.24 0.27
Comparator Benchmark 1 (%) 1.11 2.08 2.60 1.08 0.18 1.97
Performance data is not currently available
as of Dec 31, 2022
0.27 -4.82 -5.63 - -3.05
Comparator Benchmark 1 (%)
1.97 1.07 1.58 - 1.41
0.27 -0.44 -3.13 0.32 0.27 -13.77 -25.14 - -18.77
1.97 0.38 1.00 1.63 1.97 3.25 8.14 - 9.87
-8.20 -5.43 -24.06 13.24 0.27
The performance quoted represents past performance and does not guarantee future results. Investment return and principal value of an investment will fluctuate so that an investor's shares, when sold or redeemed, may be worth more or less than the original cost. Current performance may be lower or higher than the performance quoted.
Net Assets of Fund as of Jan 27, 2023 USD 125,042,721
Share Class Inception Date Apr 13, 2016
Fund Inception Date Feb 29, 2016
Share Class Currency EUR
Asset Class Multi Asset
Comparator Benchmark 1 3 Month SOFR Compounded in Arrears plus 26.1 basis point spread
Ongoing Charge 1.55%
Minimum Initial Investment EUR 5000
Minimum Subsequent Investment EUR 1000
Distribution Frequency Annual
Use of Income Distributing
Morningstar Category Multistrategy EUR
Bloomberg Ticker BSADA4E
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Low Yield High Yield
A4 Hgd EUR Annual 81.54 0.12 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 85.47 75.24 LU1394254640 -
Class Z2 Hedged EUR Accumulating 84.90 0.12 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 88.83 77.92 LU1363273480 -
I2 Hgd GBP Accumulating 82.70 0.12 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 86.05 74.74 LU1532729727 -
A2 USD Accumulating 90.26 0.14 0.16 Jan 27, 2023 94.01 82.20 LU1352905993 -
I2 Hgd EUR Accumulating 85.04 0.12 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 88.96 78.00 LU1352906538 -
Class IPF2 Hedged EUR Accumulating 85.36 0.12 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 89.26 78.21 LU1469409517 -
X2 Hgd GBP Accumulating 98.34 0.14 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 102.17 88.39 LU1423753034 -
X2 USD Accumulating 100.53 0.15 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 104.32 90.60 LU1352906371 -
D2 USD Accumulating 94.92 0.14 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 98.71 86.05 LU1373035408 -
X2 Hgd EUR - 81.08 0.12 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 84.68 74.01 LU1781817777 -
E2 Hgd EUR Accumulating 77.95 0.11 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 81.82 72.23 LU1373035234 -
Class IPF2 Hedged CHF Accumulating 77.46 0.11 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 81.39 71.29 LU1706559660 -
A2 Hgd SEK Accumulating 74.96 0.11 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 78.49 68.71 LU1609299281 -
I2 Hgd CHF Accumulating 75.45 0.10 0.13 Jan 27, 2023 79.30 69.51 LU1640627243 -
X2 Hgd NZD Accumulating 103.73 0.17 0.16 Jan 27, 2023 108.17 92.59 LU1485749367 -
I2 Hgd JPY Accumulating 8,621.94 11.77 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 9,075.52 7,950.94 LU1484781551 -
X2 Hgd AUD Accumulating 100.73 -0.13 -0.13 Jan 27, 2023 104.81 91.67 LU1352906454 -
A2 Hgd EUR Accumulating 72.16 0.10 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 75.63 66.56 LU1352906025 -
Class Z2 USD Accumulating 95.83 0.15 0.16 Jan 27, 2023 99.63 86.81 LU1363273308 -
Class I2 BRL Hedged (USD) USD Accumulating 68.32 0.25 0.37 Jan 27, 2023 69.44 57.42 LU1718790519 -
I2 USD Accumulating 84.36 0.13 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 87.67 76.36 LU1640626609 -
A4 USD Annual 91.71 0.13 0.14 Jan 27, 2023 95.52 83.52 LU1394251976 -
D2 EUR Accumulating 96.75 0.33 0.34 Jan 27, 2023 112.70 86.28 LU1373035317 -
E2 EUR Accumulating 89.51 0.30 0.34 Jan 27, 2023 104.64 80.56 LU1373035150 -
D2 Hgd EUR Accumulating 83.90 0.11 0.13 Jan 27, 2023 87.81 77.08 LU1352906298 -
D2 Hgd CHF Accumulating 74.52 0.11 0.15 Jan 27, 2023 78.38 68.78 LU1640627169 -
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Philip Hodges
Philip Hodges, PhD, Managing Director, is Chief Investment Officer and Head of Investments for BlackRock's Factors, Sustainable and Solutions Group. Dr. Hodges is responsible for delivering investment performance for BlackRock's factor investment platform. The group optimizes factors to help meet investment outcomes, such as retirement savings, factor advisory mandates and bespoke factor solutions, and develops factor analytics tools leveraging BlackRock's Aladdin platform. Dr. Hodges is CIO for the team's flagship factor strategies: Market Advantage and Style Advantage.
Dr. Hodges' service with the firm dates back to 2007, including his years with Barclays Global Investors (BGI), which merged with BlackRock in 2009. Previously, Dr. Hodges has served as a research officer within the Client Solutions group in San Francisco and a quantitative analyst within the Liability Driven Investment team in London. Prior to joining BGI, Dr. Hodges was a post-doctoral research associate in physical chemistry at the University of Oxford and University Lyon I.
Dr. Hodges earned a MChem degree in chemistry and a D.Phil. in molecular spectroscopy from the University of Oxford in 2002 and 2006, respectively.
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He Ren is a senior researcher at BlackRock's Factor-Based Strategies Group which optimizes factors to help meet investment outcomes, such as retirement savings, factor advisory mandates and bespoke factor solutions.
He Ren is a senior researcher at BlackRock's Factor-Based Strategies Group which optimizes factors to help meet investment outcomes, such as retirement savings, factor advisory mandates and bespoke factor solutions. As a member of the research team, Mr. Ren is responsible for managing factor-based risk premia strategies and risk parity strategies. His research focus includes macro and style factor investment strategies, factor timing and factor-based asset allocation.
Mr. Ren earned degrees in computer science and economics from Peking University in 2013 and a Master of Financial Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley in 2015.
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If managed and supervised correctly, a high quality conservatory build can add anywhere between 50-133% of resale value to the average property. To put it in more practical terms, if homeowners invest 16k on a build, they're likely to see around 6k of outright profit. So, conservatories really do have the potential to transform a property and improve its standing within the market.
However, they have to be planned and designed in the right way first. Studies have shown, time and time again, that rushed construction projects tend to stall, move sluggishly, or just break down altogether. This is why it is important to pick a reliable contractor, with the skills to guide you through the process of building a sturdy and stylish conservatory in Ipswich.
This guide to the most important things to think about before building your conservatory roof will help you budget more efficiently.
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The law firm saw its gross revenue rise by 3.9 percent to $780 million in 2011. A couple of the reasons for the increase in revenue are litigation that involves clients in the industry of financial services and a record-setting fiscal year for the law firm's practice in transactions. The law firm added five partners in 2011 but the profits per equity partner still increased. This number increased by 1.5 percent when it chit $3.1 million. The law firm also hired 28 new lawyers in 2011, bringing its total amount to 737. The revenue per lawyer stayed the same, at $1.06 million for 2011.
"We were very fortunate in 2011 to have the highest revenues and profits in our firm's history, driven by record litigation and transactional activity," the firm's chairman, Brad Karp, said.
Karp goes on to say that the numbers, which he described as raw, describe a minor part of the story from the law firm's 2011 success. Back in the year 2010, the firm made $97 million in a contingency fee from a pension agency's $500 million negligence settlement. The settlement came between a pension agency from Alaska and a unit from Marsh & McClennan. If the law firm was to subtract the $97 million from its 2010 profit results, the law firm's gross revenue for 2011 would show an increase of 19 percent.
According to Karp, the law firm dealt with the most multibillion-dollar litigations and transactions in the year 2011 than in any other year of the firm's history. The law firm won five major trials involving juries in 2011 and arbitrations for its key clients. One of the victories for the law firm was in favor of Citigroup. The case included a reward of $7.5 billion in arbitration that was started by the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.
"We are fortunate to be counsel of choice to some of the world's leading financial institutions in their most challenging litigations and regulatory matters," Karp says.


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Richard Garrigues is a naturalist, writer and videographer, originally from suburban New Jersey, who has lived in Costa Rica since 1981, where he leads birding and natural history tours. Since April 2000, he has been posting the Gone Birding Newsletter online. In June 2005 he also began to study the birds of northwestern Ecuador.

Published works
The Birds of Costa Rica, illustrated by Robert Dean, 2007 ()
The birds of Costa Rica, a field guide, Second edition illustrated by Robert Dean, 2014

References

External links
Aimophila Adventures: The Experience of Birding! book review
Finding Birds in Costa Rica, his website for his tours, book & materials & Costa Rica in general

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American nature writers
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However, Test another calculated field involved with LOD does not work as what I expect. Ideally it should sum all test1's values to 3 instead of 1 currently. I try to use window_sum, it does work but it prevent me from later calculation because I can not use window_sum within another window_sum like. So I have to apply LOD to this calculated field, but why does it so far yield 1 ? where is wrong on my formula? I have attached twbx with this message. Thanks for your help!
It yields one because test 1 has either a value of 0 or 1. If you fix test1 at the supplierID level it will still have a maximum value of 1.
1. Create a custom date for Period. Select Months and Date value.
Let me know if it works for.
Yes it works. Thanks for your help! But I just cannot think through logically. for "Test1", why I need to fix on yearly and monthly level in order to achieve that?
Yes it works. Thanks for your help. But why I need to fix on yearly and monthly level in order to achieve that?
Your Test1 returns values like that and Test has to be an aggregation of Test1 per Company.
The inner expression representing test1 will be calculated first and the expression will return single value of 1 when fixed at the supplier level.
What you are trying to do in Test is count the number of months where the following is true which is why you need to add period months to your view.
It does take a little while to wrap your head around how LODs work. LODs work a bit like a group by in SQL which you join back to your primary source. In fact I used SQL to replicate LOD functionality before 9.0.
If you are a good with SQL I could try to explain it in those terms.


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Q: Is there any solution to integrate PayPal to React Native App? I have a Website which built by using React.js and it has integrated with PayPal successfully.
Also, I am gonna convert it to React Native App (iOS and Android).
Website version used "@paypal/react-paypal-js", and I installed it to React Native.
But I have got an error while rendering the component.
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This is codes for React.js, and I used it to React Native as well.
Here is the error occurred when I built this code in React Native.

View config getter callback for component div must be a function (received undefined). Make sure to start component names with a capital letter.

How to fix this problem, or is there any way to implement the Paypal payment in React Native?
Thank you.

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TECOM is an affordable, multi-purpose high-rise complex, which is host to both residential and commercial facilities, including offices and hotels. Its central location, just opposite the American School of Dubai and 2 minutes away from Sheikh Zayed Road, is highly attractive as it is within close proximity to JLT, Dubai Media City and Internet City. It is also very close to some of Dubais major landmarks, such as Mall of the Emirates, and major schools, including Wellington and the American School of Dubai. Moreover, there are two major hospitals right around the corner, Saudi German Hospital and Zahra Hospital, thus making is an ideal home for families and single people alike! As part of the Information and Communication Technology Cluster, TECOM has steadily developed into a commercial hub and business park.


Memorial Day Weekend is looking bright! Get ready for the Vermont City Marathon & Relay!
Memorial Day Weekend brings the People's United Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay to Burlington, Vermont. Winding a course along gorgeous Lake Champlain, this event has grown so popular over its 27 year history that 1,700 plus volunteers are now needed to help welcome the over 30,000 spectators and 8,000 participants to downtown Burlington for the largest one day sporting event in Vermont.
May 22-23 – Sport & Fitness EXPO –Over 70 local and national exhibitors featuring the latest in sportswear, gear, local Vermont products and more.
May 23 - MVP Health Care YAM Scram – Waterfront Park – ½ mile, 1 mile & 2 mile runs for participants 4 to 14 years of age.
Come to Burlington and enjoy the beautiful tree-lined streets, the famous Church Street Marketplace and the outstanding views of the Adirondack and Green Mountains as you strive for the finish in the People's United Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay. If you're coming to cheer on your favorite runner, be sure to take advantage of the many amazing attractions and surrounding towns like Stowe. The Green Mountain Inn invites you to explore our wonderful area and come indulge in a relaxing meal at the Whip Bar & Grill while you're here and enjoy a long holiday weekend.
5 Ways to Enjoy This Year's 23rd Annual Spring Vermont Open Studio Weekend!
Enjoy Memorial Day Weekend in Stowe and the 23rd Annual Spring Vermont Open Studio Weekend!
Memorial Day Weekend in Stowe and across Vermont, for that matter, will be dotted with yellow signs – for what you ask? Only one of the biggest statewide celebrations of the visual arts and the creative process – the Spring Vermont Open Studio! The public is invited to visit artists and craftspeople in their studios all over Vermont, some of which are only open to the public during this event, and gives everyone the opportunity to see the work of these artisans up close.
Be Adventurous! The yellow wayfinder signs are there to guide you to the out-of-the-way spots where you'll get to experience the real Vermont - classic New England farmhouses and barns, hidden villages, stonewalls, streams, waterfalls and spectacular gardens.
Speak to the Experts! Every artist will be glad to direct you to the next wonderful place to visit.
Pick up a Vermont Open Studio Guide Map! Visit the Vermont Crafts Council website or at rest stops, tourist information areas and galleries across the state.
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Pick Your Favorite! Choose to only visit certain artists by the media you enjoy most! Woodworking, Pottery, Jewelry – it's all here.
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Come experience the best of Vermont at the Stowe Farmers' Market - offering a taste of local Vermont with an emphasis on natural and organic, from locally-grown produce to organic meats and free-range poultry. If you're not looking for produce, but instead a day of fun, the Stowe Farmers' Market can supply that too! Visitors can enjoy live entertainment, delectable samples of artisanal foods, craft and cooking demonstrations, hands on activities and petting zoos, and special live entertainment from local musicians playing folk, bluegrass or jazz! Are you a performer? Apply now to play at the Market!
The Green Mountain Inn, located about a 3 minute drive from the Red Barn Shops, is the perfect place to stay while exploring Stowe, and offers comfortable and affordable accommodations along with luxury amenities. Visit our website for more information or to make your reservation. We hope to see you soon.
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The Craft Brew Races are a celebration of local craft brewing, an active lifestyle, and the surrounding community, followed by a local craft beer festival open to runners and non-runners alike. All beer is purchased directly from local breweries in order to support the blossoming industry. Early Bird Registration is available until April 30 and then the price goes up! Held on May 30th at StoweFlake Mountain Resort, the festival will feature not only great local beer, but local food vendors and live music as well.


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5 Movies to watch this Father's Day
By Ashish Kumar
Father's love has been criminally under-portrayed in modern cinema. Most moviemakers tend to weave in maternal love in their storytelling. It's their easiest route to your tear ducts. And, it completely makes sense as a father's love is quite complex to dissect cinematographically. Tough as iron on the outside and the softest silk strands of raw unexpressed emotion on the inside. However, some cinematographers have still managed to execute this task quite intricately and artistically in their movies. So, here's our list of must-watch movies on this father's day –
1. Beautiful Boy (2018)
Steve Carell, Timothée Chalamet, Maura Tierney, Amy Ryan
Felix van Groeningen
Teenager Nicolas Sheff seems to have it all with good grades and being an actor, artist, athlete and editor of the school newspaper. When Nic's addiction to meth threatens to destroy him, his father does whatever he can to save his son and family.
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Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer, Mélanie Laurent, Goran Višnjić
Mike Mills
Following the death of his father Hal from cancer, Oliver reflects on their relationship during the five years since the death of Oliver's mother, Georgia. Shortly after her death, Hal came out to his son and began exploring life as an openly gay man. He becomes active in the gay community, finds love with a much younger man and becomes more honest with himself and with his son. As a result, Oliver and Hal become closer during this time. Shortly after Hal's death, Oliver meets Anna, a French actress, at a party. Inspired by his father's attitude towards the end of his life and their relationship, Oliver decides to pursue a romance with her.
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Travel the world or read a good book?
When I was a kid in school, a lot of the amazing experiences that I had and heard about from others was in the world of fiction. I have read each of the Harry Potter books five times or more, and probably watched each of the movies as many times as well.
To this day, I thoroughly enjoy reading a good story of fiction which manages to take me away into the world of the story while I'm physically sitting in the same place in my room. Good fiction can be so immersing that it is equivalent to really experiencing what is happening in the story myself.
However, as I've grown up, I've seen more people transform from valuing this kind of an experience as the most exciting into valuing real physical travel and real physical adventures (like skydiving and hiking in the mountains) a lot more than what fiction can do to us.
Since it is a subjective experience as to one finds more (or less) exhilarating, I can't draw conclusions that can be generalized across a wider audience. However, having indulged in both of these - real travel to different places and reading a variety of fiction - I can analyse my own experiences.
Ultimately, what we feel about a new place we travel across the world to or about a work of fiction that we read within the confines of our own homes but takes us to a new world altogether is simply a reaction that is generated in our brains to the stimuli that we are exposed to.
In my own case, I have had more instances where fiction has evoked a more exhilarating reaction than has physical travel and adventure. Which leads me to always carry a book with me even when I'm traveling.
But a lot of people don't take kindly to reading. It is still an overwhelming minority that read books voluntarily. Many people never read a book once they have graduated from university.
The only place where books fail is to create group experiences. When we have experiences in the real world, it is common to do it with friends or family (even solo travel often involves meeting people on the go rather than being completely alone).
Which is where I see virtual reality playing a big part in the future.
Virtual Reality has the potential to let us experience fantastic fictional (and real) worlds from the comforts (and confines) of our homes while at the same time letting us do it with our friends and family. It is already a reality where a group of friends can play a VR game in the same virtual world where they can see and interact with each other. Extending it to non-gaming experiences over the Internet isn't a big step away.
If you see your friends traveling the world, you don't have to envy them. You can do a lot more without leaving your couch. All you have to do is pick up a book.


I'm particularly interested in southeast asia, indonesia, and southeastern europe (croatia, greece, etc.) as my options, and would probably go during the winter season (like jan, feb)! I've been to western europe, most of south america, and some of central america, so I'd like to try something new. visiting 1 country doesn't have to be the limit, but I don't want to rush through one to get to another. I also like to visit off-the-beaten paths and not just the capitals or touristy parts. thanks!
I like it! You're choosing some great regions of the world since SE Asia and Europe are relatively easy for navigating to multiple countries. As you know, the weather and experience in those 2 regions is completely different. Europe you'll be in the thick of winter while in SE Asia you'll be in the midst of some of the best time to go weather-wise. If it were me, I'd do SE Asia. You could really spend that entire time traveling around Thailand and not run out of things to do between spending a couple days in Bangkok and Chiang Mai and then exploring the islands and beach cities like Krabi. A lot of the friends I've talked to who travel like I have actually prefer Vietnam, however. It's got a lot of the types of culture and food and experiences (beautiful beaches) that Thailand does, but a little bit more offbeat.
Also, I'm not sure if it's in your consideration, but Jan/Feb is great for exploring Central America. I lived down there in one winter and since it's the dry season, the weather is perfect nearly every day. While I did more of slow travel up and down Central America, you could fit something like Nicaragua and Costa Rica into two weeks. Costa Rica is great, but it's become Americanized in parts, so I prefer Nicaragua (Granada (Nicaragua), San Juan del Sur) just because it feels more cultural and authentic (not to mention it's cheaper).
If you're interested in southeast Asia, I highly recommend Indonesia which is very underrated.
Obviously Bali is great for the beach (Kuta or Seminyak) but it also has a lot of rich cultural activities - check out Uluwatu and Ubud to get a taste of "real Bali."
On Java, Yogyakarta is absolutely stunning - with good food, friendly locals and breathtaking historical sights such as Prambanan Temple and Borobudur Temple.
For one or two day trips, Bandung (foodie and cultural town),Bogor (outdoor gardens / activities and Taman Safari Indonesia) are great options for exploring authentic Indonesian towns.
Honestly, I didn't get to do as much exploring as I would have liked, but I'm told that the other islands (such as Sumatra) also offer some great attractions and food. I would personally skip Jakarta and focus on the other cultural areas instead - you'll be quite impressed by the rich beauty of the country and its people!
So, if you're talking about January and February as the winter season, do you intend to stay in the northern hemisphere? If so, go to northern Europe. You'll have the aurora borealis, and it's just a region that looks every bit like a fairytale during the winter. I'd also add that Scandinavian and Nordic countries are like stepping forward 20 years into the future ... great amenities to go along with the scenery. I'd definitely suggest Tromso, Bergen and Helsinki as bases. Work your way around from them. There are trains and buses to get you nearly everywhere you'd want to go.
If you're looking at SE Asia, consider monsoon storm and rainy season activities during your timeframe. There might be sites you can't visit because of rain and water levels. I went to Vietnam in November, and didn't get rained out once. It was a perfect time of year. I was also in Japan and South Korea in the early fall, and it was also perfect weather-wise.
If you are looking for more off the beaten path... we are hiring a van in Zagreb and I am driving my 7 passengers to Plitvice Lakes National Park (2 nights), Kotor (1 night), Lake Shkodra Resort (3 nights), Budva (lunch stopover), Dubrovnik (3 nights) and visiting Mostar for a day. We are camping the entire way and I can't wait!!
You need at least 12 days to properly see it all: culture and food in Istanbul, ancient ruins in Ephesus, hot air balooning in Cappadocia are amazing. There is also amazing coastal towns and beautiful landscapes everywhere.
Go to Cairo Al Qahirah for The Great Pyramid at Giza and Egyptian Museum, then follow the Nile south to Aswan for Philae Temple and Abu Simbel Temples, then visit Luxor for Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple. Also check out Alexandria and any coastal town along the Red Sea Governorate for water sports.
Tokyo, Myoko, Nagano, Nozawa, Madarao. Explore the Heart of Japan, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Miyajima and Hakone.
Australia! It has everything to offer: go urban in Sydney, or do the Great Ocean Road trip from Melbourne, snorkeling and diving at Cairns or surfing in Queensland, trekking and the outback at Uluru, cliffs and more wonderful scenery in Tazmania, wine tasting in Auckland, and much more. It's summer time in Jan/Feb so perfect for the wonderful beaches which is everywhere (well, except for the outback). If you're into tennis, watch Australian open during that time too.
Hey Nina! I've got two great recommendations for you! You can't go wrong with either.
Turkey - You may think Turkey might not have a lot to do but it is one of the most interesting countries in the world and can definitely fill two weeks of your time with experiences you won't forget your whole life! You can get everything here, architecture, history (prehistoric, roman, byzantine, and ottoman!), amazing food, and amazing nature. Wether you want to swim, sun, shop, learn, oh my gosh there is no end to what Turkey can offer you. Here's a few things: start with a few days in Istanbul and see some of the greatest architecture of your life, head to Cappadocia for hot air balloon rides over some of the most amazing rock formations in the world, swim in the pool of Cleopatra amongst historic ruins in , swim in the natural pool formations of Pamukkale, see the amazing ruins of Pergamon and Ephesus and ancient Troia, and head to Bodrum for the beach and boating! This country is amazing.
France- Slightly less exotic than Turkey of course, but definitely my favorite country on earth, and my home! Start with four or five days in Paris, drive to the Loire and visit the beautiful Châteaux, head up to Mont Saint-Michel to see the monastery, take the train to Annecy and enjoy the lake in the Alps and its gorgeous architecture, go to Lyon to eat some of the best food in the world, drive around the beautiful villages of Provence eating at Michelin star restaurants and stopping to marvel at the lavender fields on the Plateau de Valensole, swim in the Gorges du Verdon, drive along the Cote d'Azur to see the sweet life in the south of France in Cannes and Nice and finish your trip with a day in Monaco! France is the most beautiful nation and so diversified. You will have everything you want here between history, art, fashion, food, nature, adventure, relaxation, and more.
I hope that helps and good luck on your adventure!
For me, Australia & New Zealand. Why - because I've never been there and the flight is so long I feel a two week stay is minimum! That said I concur with a previous answer regarding Italy, my happy place. There is just SO MUCH there to explore and two weeks would provide a nice pace. Don't miss Vasto on the Adriatic coast; be sure to include a visit to a trabocco!
If I had two weeks to visit a country I'd pick Malaysia. I feel that countries in Europe can be covered a bit quickly in two weeks so you could tick off at least three countries in that time. Whereas countries like Malaysia, and Indonesia like you have mentioned, require a bit more time. Indonesia is so spread out that I feel you would need a bit more time to really benefit from it. Whereas Malaysia is mainly covered in two islands, and you could even do a trip to Brunei for the day.
I'd love to spend two weeks exploring Norway. It looks stunning and amazingly scenic, as this Buzzed article illustrates!
For me Italy is always exciting and, every time I go there I find something new. The climate, landscape, food and even the people are different, depending on which part of Italy you visit. I love that art, architecture and culture are treasured and preserved in the country but it all sits lightly in everyday life!
Further south the coastline is stunning and Naples Sorrento and the whole Puglia area in the heel are interesting and different.
But that's only half the story! Interspersed in it all is a country full of little villages, all similar, yet different and with a story to tell - and people more than willing to welcome you and tell you their story.
As you want to visit some country in January or February so I will suggest that you should come to India, specially North India, Beauty will be at its best with heritage and culture sites from Taj Mahal to Ganges, from India Gate to Amber Fort, from a night in Delhi to a night at desert in Jaisalmer, Everything will be superb.
I would spend two weeks exploring the Northwest and West of France. I have read several books lately that were set there and it's really inspired me to go there.
I am especially interested in the Celtic traditions there.
Plus, it's France! Can't go wrong there.
Tough question, but I would have to go with my initial thought which would be Japan. Been wanting to go there all my life, I love the culture and food and with cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, Kamakura, and Kanagawa it's hard to resist.
Bali! The weather seems heavenly, and it's simply beautiful.
Bulgaria, Black Sea, and their countryside. Verna, Sofia, and all there is that I do not know.
Central Java for 3-4 days, Bali for a week, Komodo for 3-4 days.
Slovenia, wonderful country with nice people.
My dream destinations are the cradle of Mesopotamia civilisation and Ancient Egypt civilisation.
I love the art of these civilisations, exploring the antiquities in British Museum is not enough!
So the answer is Iraq and Egypt.
ANY country? To me, that depends on where you are in your bucket list. It'd be someplace I haven't seen yet. High on my list currently are Croatia, Australia, Mali and Laos -- but ask me in a couple of years.


Left over corn … I always have left over corn. Why do I always have left over corn? I hate throwing food away…it's one of my three biggest pet peeves.. next to repeating myself and having to turn around in town and go back the way I just came. I'm always forgetting something…. Oh, back to the left over corn.. I had to think of something, it needed to be eaten or just bite the bullet and toss it…. think Katt, think! ( insert Final Jeopardy Theme Song here…) Corn salsa! Duh, It's Taco night! Check out this easy recipe….
Dice the bell pepper and add to the corn.
Why you cry'n? Just dice the onion….
add that to the mix…add your tomatoes, juice and all.
This stuff is amazing! You can use the whole bag and makes quarts of salsa, which I do that too… but I keep it on hand and use a few tablespoons at a time for other recipes. you just can not beat the taste of those blended spices.


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After a nail biting Week One win against the Carolina Panthers, the Raiders proved that they could easily be a force to be reckoned with. Now having the ability to spread the offense out with new rookie wideouts Henry Ruggs and Bryan Edwards along with some veteran faces in Nelson Agholor and Zay Jones, you can definitely expect to see Quarterback Derek Carr start to get more and more comfortable with Head Coach Jon Gruden and Offensive Coordinator Greg Olson.
This should open up the offense with a lot more deep passing plays like we saw with the 45 yard bomb to Ruggs that set up a one yard touchdown by second year running back Josh Jacobs and the 23 yard touchdown pass to Agholor. Lets not forget the slot machine himself, Hunter Renfrow who is a key player on third down plays. When it's third down, expect to see Carr look to number 13.
Now with that being said, I don't think that they will stray from the run game at all. The Raiders have a very solid running back room with stud second year running back Josh Jacobs, Jalen Richard, and Devonte Booker. Jacobs finished with 25 carries, 93 yards, and three touchdowns against the Panthers. He looked like he somehow became more powerful and looked extremely solid.
Someone else that looked very solid was Devonte Booker who had four carries and 29 rushing yards. The Raiders were looking to add a solid power back that could help lighten the load on Jacobs and they definitely found that when they signed Booker this past offseason.
Then we have a guy that does not get enough credit and that is Jalen Richard. He has shown some flashes of his talent in the past but he is mainly a receiving back in this new look offense for the Raiders. While Richard only had one reception for 15 yards, expect him to have a major impact in the offense this year.
Now for the defense. Raider Nation has had it rough when it came to the defensive side of the ball, especially in the secondary. In the past the Raiders defense has been in the bottom of the league and that was something General Manager Mike Mayock and Coach Gruden knew they had to fix this offseason.
The Linebacking core has some fresh new faces with a complete overhaul at the position with the addition of Nick Kwiatkoski, Corey Littleton, and Raekwon McMillan. This was an issue that needed to be fixed and it was fixed in a huge way.
Littleton racked up six total tackles and three solo tackles and was a huge threat in the middle of the field, as he was the team's third best defensive player. Kwiatkoski racked up six total tackles and four solo tackles and was the team's second best defensive player. Kwiatkowki was injured during the second half of the game but will not miss too much time if any, and his stats would have been higher if he had played the full game.
Like I said earlier, the Raiders' secondary has been rough the past few years and with the key players in Trayvon Mullen, Damon Arnette, Lamarcus Joyner, and Amik Robertson in the cornerback position, it is safe to say that they have some absolute dogs in that part of the field.
Mullen led that position with six total tackles, three solo tackles, and one pass deflection. Arnette was not far behind with five total tackles, three solo tackles and one pass deflection. Joyner ended his day with four total tackles, three solo tackles, and one pass deflection. While that does not seem like a whole lot, those are actually pretty decent numbers.
Now someone that is going to be a force in games to come is the man that led the Raiders defense with 13 total tackles, nine solo tackles, and one tackle for loss, and that is second year Safety Johnathan Abram. Abram missed the the 2019-2020 season after only playing one game with a torn rotator cuff that required surgery. He is hungry and is out to make any Quarterback's day a living nightmare. If he keeps up this production, he will be a top three safety in the NFL.
Another guy to look out for is Philip Rivers' favorite target, Erik Harris. Harris recorded five total tackles, two solo tackles, and three assists in the win. Last year Harris recorded 74 total tackles, 64 solo tackles, 10 assists, and three interceptions. Look for Harris to show up more this year in this new look Raiders defense.
Something that was not a huge issue last year was the defensive line. The Raiders hired arguably the best defensive line coach in the NFL Rod Marinelli. With Marinelli came Defensive Tackle Maliek Collins. Collins has stepped up and shown himself to be a leader in the locker room with his Team Captain nomination and will no doubt help bring pressure to any opposing Quarterbacks. Second year Defensive End Maxx Crosby, who is coming off a double digit sack season, will definitely help out this Raiders defense.
With all this being said, it's time to start expecting big things from the Las Vegas Raiders in their inaugural season in the NFL. The offense will be as explosive as ever with a balanced offensive approach but will still try to keep to that west coast offense that Jon Gruden loves so much. The defense will be much more aggressive when it comes to pass coverage and line work.
As I have been saying for months now, expect the Las Vegas Raiders to finish the year off as a very solid team that will make the postseason for the first time in Las Vegas history. Raider Nation has been waiting for January Raiders football since 2016 and this year they will finally see it for the first time since 2016.
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Brittany Hoopes exit interview
"Big Brother 24" houseguest Brittany Hoopes became the eighth member of the jury on Thursday, September 22, after Monte Taylor cast the sole vote to evict.
In the early days of "Big Brother 24," Brittany found herself in the Girl Girls alliance, which included all but two of the women in the house. Taylor Hale and Nicole Layog were excluded from the alliance because, according to Paloma Aguilar, they weren't exhibiting "girls girl" behavior.
However, Brittany soon found herself on the outs of the Girls Girl alliance after she spilled some information to Joe "Pooch" Pucciarelli. Brittany's game seemed nonexistent for a while, but a sudden power shift changed her fate. The hypnotherapist became a member of a majority alliance called the Leftovers and formed a tight connection with competition beast Michael Bruner.
Michael and Brittany became a package deal. The two were constantly together and everyone in the house seemed to know they had a final two. The two weren't just allies. They were friends. That's why Michael's decision to throw Brittany under the bus in his eviction speech shocked Brittany and the viewers at home.
Heavy had the chance to chat with Brittany about her eviction and her friendship with Michael.
Brittany Hoopes Talks 'Big Brother 24'
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Heavy: Did you ever really think that you would be able to convince Monte to keep you? Do you think he made the right choice?
Brittany: I knew it would be difficult [but] man, I was going to try. You don't just go out silently, right? At the end of the day, I knew he was pretty set in his ways. I knew that I was a target of his, not even this week but the week before. I didn't think I would be able to convince him, although I certainly was [going to] try. At the end of the day, I understand that I would've given him a run for his money on some of those mental comps, so from his perspective, perhaps it made sense.
Heavy: How are you feeling about seeing Michael again? Are you planning on confronting him about his eviction speech?
Brittany: I have so many questions for Michael. I'm not [going to] lie. It definitely hurt and I felt very blindsided. I trusted him with a lot, both in my game and personally. I understand he's a huge fan of the game, so he was going to do everything he could to preserve his game. I get that. But I'm a little nervous to see him again. I just want some answers and to clear the air.
Heavy: Why did you vote to keep Alyssa? Do you regret that decision?
Brittany: I wanted to see if I could shake things up a little bit. I knew there was a very big chance that Turner was going to vote out his best friend Alyssa and that it would end up in a tie, so I thought, well, at the end of the day, if it ends up [being a tie], at least Monte has to get some blood on his hands and break that tie. And perhaps, there would be a [small] chance that I could divert and cause some question [about] who flipped. Like I said, I [was] already [going to be] targeted. Might as well shake things up a little bit.
Heavy: What game move are you most proud of?
Brittany: I'm most proud of sticking around two more weeks after Michael blew up my game on his way out. Winning that pivotal snoozefest Veto was so important to my game. And just realizing, 'You know what, I can play this game.' There were three other competitions where I lost by seconds or one days worth of an answer or a tiebreaker. There could have been a lot more wins there if things would've just shaken out a little differently.
Heavy: If you could press the rewind button and start the season over what, if anything, would you have done differently?
Brittany: I would definitely remember that this is an individual game. I think it was really difficult for me, especially because I didn't share my profession and a big part of who I am, to feel like myself authentically. I just wanted to share that with at least someone else and that happened to be Michael. I think it's so easy to get personal and game sort of intertwined. But at the end of the day, you are playing a game. And so I think I would perhaps not share quite as much. Perhaps be a little more hesitant in how much I would trust [people].
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