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Friday April 12, 2019-Nairobi Senator, Johnston Sakaja, has asked President Uhuru Kenyatta to sack all those corrupt officers in his government.
Speaking at the Senate on Thursday, Sakaja said the time has come for the President to sack thieves who are working in his government.
Sakaja argued that Uhuru should fire the corrupt officers in the same manner that he appointed them.
"When you appointed them no one asked us, so in the same way get rid of them, Kenyans are suffering [in] this country, Kenyans are feeling their own lack of personal opportunities is because of the of corrupt few… fire them," Sakaja said.
and it should start by him sacking himself and wherever his family/relatives members are cos they are the most looters in the entire republic of Kenya.


Strawberry Road: "Elena" Preview with TGF!
Buttercup here :) I am happy to share this preview with you! "Elena" is incredibly adorable in her collared shirt & sunglasses! She has a friendly vibe about her that I really like. Please scroll down for all the Splendid Stamping Blog details! :) Thank You!
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I absolutely love your bold colors and they just make this little creeper stand out so much! Your card is amazing and I can't wait to add this little creeper to my growing TGF stamp collection! Great job!!
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When you call 911, you will be nervous and may even forget your address or nearby cross streets. So write all of this information down on paper before an emergency happens (see #3 below for pertinent information, in the order asked by operator), and attach it to the wall or near where your telephone is. Then, in an emergency, you can simply read off the information as the 911 operator asks you.
Call 911. Do NOT wait–call 911 immediately.
In an emergency, call 911 immediately. Why? Simple: "Better safe than sorry." For example, fire can double every minute; seconds can make a difference. And don't worry about "bothering them" or being penalized for something that may turn out not to be an emergency. In this case, the call will simply be cancelled. For such a "good intent call" your will not be charged or otherwise penalized. HOWEVER, if the fire is in your house, GET OUT IMMEDIATELY AND STAY OUT! Call 911 from a neighbor's house.
>> Name of house owner if you are renting, for example, " . . . the house owned by the Jonses" (the JVFD may know your house better by name than address).
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Q: Cassandra dont' listen on 7199 JMX port On one of my nodes I see in netstat -ln output:
tcp        0      0 192.168.25.207:9160         0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN

On another for the same port:
tcp        0      0 ::ffff:192.168.25.208:9160  :::*                        LISTEN

And that's why I think on another node I can't see JMX 7199 port open. On first it's opened, I can see it with netstat -ln | grep 7199 command:
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:7199                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN

What's the difference in configuration of my system, why there is ipv6 on one node? Machines are equal, cassandra configs are equals too?

A: Sorry, guys, my bad - I fell asleep on my keyboard while vi was opened on /etc/cassandra/conf/cassandra-env.sh, the file was corrupted.

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The importance of choosing the right divorce attorney to represent you cannot be overstated. Unfortunately, many people end up hiring the first divorce attorney they meet without considering whether he or she is the right fit for them and their circumstances. The divorce attorney you choose to represent you and protect your interest will have a monumental impact on the outcome.
When you consider how much is at stake, it just makes sense to carefully consider the attorney who will be entrusted with your future.
Many people will either begin their search for a divorce attorney based on recommendations from friends and family, or they will do a Google search and respond to which ever firm happens to pop-up.
It is imperative that your attorney, not only have the right credentials and experience to provide competent representation, but other things that should be considered are personality, philosophy of practice, and experience in the different divorce processes.
There are different ways for getting a divorce. The most common divorce process options include traditional divorce litigation, mediation, and collaborative divorce. Some recommend that you first decide what divorce process is right for you, and then choose an attorney with experience using that process.
The problem is that divorce can be complicated, and you may need professional guidance deciding which strategy is best for you considering your particular circumstances. If you go to an attorney who only has experience with traditional divorce, for example, he or she is not likely to recommend any other options.
Therefore, it is recommended that you meet with family lawyers who have experience in traditional divorce, mediation, and collaborative divorce. Divorce lawyers with expertise in multiple areas of practice will be able to recommend the strategy that is best for you, your circumstances, and goals.
Finally, be sure to interview at least two or three family lawyers before you choose an attorney. Resist the temptation to hire the first attorney you meet. This is a big decision and one that is going to impact the rest of your life.


NL: "Growing demand for fragrant orchids"
Since OKPlant introduced a fragrant orchid named Little Kolibri Orchid Fragrance during the Trade Fair in November, demand only increased.
Thijs van der Valk: "Although we can only supply small numbers as of yet, various customers reserve a part of the production. Particularly garden centers are interested in the fragrant orchid, because they can use it to surprise their customers."
Thijs: "The plant converts CO2 into oxygen at night. This process releases a natural fragrance, which you can particularly enjoy in the morning." At the moment, the Fragrance is available in four colors: Orange, Brown, Pink and Red. "For now, these are the colors releasing a fragrance. White and yellow orchids are harder to get fragrant. Meanwhile we are hard at work to introduce more varieties to the production line. We are closely working together to build a beautiful assortment.
Growing fragrant orchids requires quite some attention. Thijs: "We are confronted with longer growing times. The plants grow differently from other varieties." But as small as the growth of the Fragrance is at the moment, the production of Big Sensation, now a successful product, started just as small."
We try to introduce a new line besides our standard collection, or as we call it, a new family. OKPlant before introduced the Liberty, Vicrtoria Falls, Halo, Botanical, and Fountain.
Whether consumers will like a product, is always the question. "Often, we notice some enthusiasm with our employees. We also take part in the Orchid Inspiration Days in the summer period, which not only draws our customers, but also the end customer. It is the ideal opportunity to show new ideas and tell a story. Once on the shelves, we tell the story to the customer by means of a special pot cover. We have experienced that story telling in this way triggers experts and consumers."


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Despite the rather pessimistic view for 2009, market researchers believe that a total of Hewlett-Packard (HP), Acer, Dell, Toshiba and Asustek Computer released for future 12 months, about 130 million laptops. If disassemble projections for companies that HP should put 40 million units, Acer - 30 million, Dell 22 million, Toshiba - 20 million (these assumptions are based on volume orders outside assembler Inventec).
Entertaining in this situation look at Asustek, which plans to issue about 7-8 million alone netbukov Eee PC. In total, this manufacturer is going to release in 2009 15-16 million notebooks. Incidentally, it Asustek out of the five largest Lenovo in the third quarter of this year.
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Ticket to Write: Anderson Japanese Gardens a beloved showcase of plants
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ROCKFORD, Illinois - In a region more noted for cows and corn, I found a delightful oasis of koi and maples.
Anderson Japanese Gardens is one of the loveliest and most tranquil Asian-influenced gardens in the Midwest.
What began as a private garden in a swampy backyard has grown into a beloved public showcase of plants, water features and Asian-influenced structures, sculptures, paths and other hardscapes.
The garden was constructed by Rockford businessman John Anderson, who had a deep appreciation of Japanese culture and aesthetics. In 1978, Anderson commissioned designer Hoichi Kurisu, a former director of the Portland Japanese Garden in Oregon, to carefully plan what is now a lush, tranquil and beautiful 12-acre site.
In 1998, Anderson and his wife donated the site to a nonprofit organization that now operates the gardens.
At the entrance, a large stone vessel collects the water slowly dropping from a traditional bamboo-style fountain. The basket of paper cups next to the vessel indicated, to me at least, that this trickle was not only beautiful, but also potable. I drank, in what seemed like my own private welcoming ceremony, as I continued on.
The tranquility of the gardens is nearly a physical force, emphasized by burbling streams, rustling maple and willow leaves and the soft splashing of several waterfalls; the loudest sound is the occasional duck quacking crossly at visitors, or perhaps at the koi swimming just below their feet.
Curving pathways reveal a picturesque surprise around seemingly every corner: teahouses, stunning bridges in a variety of traditional styles, decorative gates and a mesmerizing raked gravel garden.
Benches are placed at thoughtful locations, seemingly with meditation in mind.
An informative map and guide that I had picked up at the visitor center highlighted places of interest. It also offered a bit of background on features such as the stone marker carved "Furo mon" or Ageless Gate, a reminder, the map suggested, to stay young in spirit.
My spirit felt young, indeed, and my visit made it easy to understand why the gardens are such a beloved and highly regarded horticultural attraction.
Garden lovers who are in the area should also consider a stop at Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens, an 11,000-square-foot tropical-plant conservatory connected to the Sinnissippi Rose Garden, all located along the scenic Rock River near downtown Rockford.
And when you're ready for corn and cows again, there is plenty to see just outside town.
For information about Anderson Japanese Gardens visit andersongardens.org. For information about Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens visit nicholasconservatory.com.
Steve Stephens can be reached at sstephens@dispatch.com.


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We are so excited to announce that FOCUS-The Fellowship of Catholic University Students will be returning to UIC's campus this fall!!! Please join us in praying for our incoming missionaries: Daniel, Ryan, Monica, and Mallory! ❤🙏 The Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) is a Catholic collegiate outreach whose mission is to share the hope and joy of the gospel with college and university students, inspiring and equipping them for a lifetime of Christ-centered evangelization, discipleship and friendships in which they lead others to do the same. Learn more about FOCUS at focus.org.
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NFL Week 2 AFC North: Season of Change Seems Like the Same Old Thing, or Is It??
When we were putting our annual previews together this summer we stated this division was about to see some change. This was clearly the last year the Ravens and Steelers would be head and shoulders above the Bengals and Browns. Its been well chronicled about the age of the Steelers defense and we have to see which was more indicative of where they will play as a unit. Was it the 170 yards they gave up on the ground to the Baltimore Ravens in week 1 or the 31 yards last week to the Seahawks?? Speaking of the Ravens… What was that egg you guys laid in Adelphia Coliseum last week in losing to the Titans?? Are you serious?? Finally get that big early season win over the Steelers to put them in the rear view and then stub your toe the next week and catch you in the standings. You're running out of time to get Ray Lewis another ring before he retires.
When it comes to the Steelers,. this team loves to run, but their defense is going to similar to every NFL team and see a defensive slip this year. That lack of conditioning and age will have the Steelers giving up points this year and placing the game in Roethlisberger's hands. Face it he keeps plays alive and makes things happen and with his size never gets knocked out of the game. With Emanuel Sanders and Antonio Brown able to get deep, it should open up the intermediate routes for Hines Ward, Heath Miller, and Mike Wallace. So here we would suspect you'd ask why aren't we saying Pittsburgh should run. We don't because we know they'll run yet the defense may put them in a few jams where they will have to come from behind or score late. Something they have not had to put up with in the Roethlisberger. The Steelers will be a passing and bubble screen team much like they were in 2003, its a transitional year. They get a break and take on the Manningless Colts this week so the stats won't look bad on this defense.
Well after last year's playoff loss to the Steelers we called Joe Flacco a beta quarterback and not an alpha. We took a lot of flack for that yet it's reared it's head in just two weeks of this season. Lets face it, it was the 170 yards rushing on the Steelers defense as the reason they won that game. Where Flacco has to become a more polished quarterback and more of a field general was in a game like last week. They're losing to a team they should really be ahead of. It's those games that you see the best quarterbacks put their team on their back if they have to and pass them to victory. Dating back to last year's Monday Night loss in Atlanta to Matt Ryan and the Falcons we have had our eye on this. He has the chance to change our CEO's mind in two weeks when he takes on the New York Jets then two weeks later the Houston Texans as well. He will at least be home for these games and has to come through. He's the AFC's version of Tony Romo, just without the big mistakes. It's time for some absolute field generalship from him. He needs to channel his inner Unitas.
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Gene Watson's 'A Taste of The Truth' (Shanachie Records, 2009): Country Music People Review: October 2009
Gene Watson has been singing professionally since the late 1950s and has been a country music album recording artist since the late 1960s.
Gene Watson's contribution to the country music genre is immeasurable.
It is here where you have an opportunity to read a review of Gene Watson's 'A Taste of the Truth' (Shanachie Records, 2009), as published in the October 2009 issue of Country Music People.
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'A Taste of the Truth' (Shanachie Records, 2009)
Country Music People, October 2009
This review of 'A Taste of the Truth' (Shanachie Records, 2009) by Duncan Warwick was published in the October 2009 issue of Country Music People, and is reproduced here with the kind permission of the publishers.
Album Review by Duncan Warwick
CD of the Month
(***** out of 5)
'Gene Watson is a long-time favourite of CMP, and we're in good company.
His hits from the 70s have played a major part in influencing some of the biggest stars around today, Alan Jackson, Joe Nichols and others who still make what are frequently referred to as 'real country' records.
George Jones (Saturday 12 September 1931 - Friday 26 April 2013) cites him as 'one of his all-time favourite ballad singers', and it's not just because of 23 top ten hits and 6 number ones he's notched up over his 40 year career, it's just that he's a truly great singer, and over the years, has given those who long for traditional country exactly what they crave for in one of the most soulful packages imaginable.
A new Gene Watson album is always welcome but this one, even more so.
Without a doubt, this is his best in quite a few years. Gene has chosen the songs personally, and it is the strength of the songs, along with that great voice, as good as ever at 65, which makes this one stand out.
He has also managed to draft in a heavyweight hit maker of the current era in the shape of Trace Adkins, some harmonies from an almost un-credited Alison Krauss, and a duet with Rhonda Vincent, described on the sleeve as a 'country music anthem', is just that.
Trace Adkins duets on the almost swampy country music ain't dead sing-a-longer from the pens of Jerry Salley and Billy Yates, 'just as long as I'm alive, they'll be songs about grieving...and cheatin' and drinkin' and lovin' a good woman right' sings Watson, and he has the history to back it up. Adkins adds at one point rather nicely 'this ain't no Farewell Party'. You get the idea, and maybe with Adkins' name on it, it will hopefully pick up some airplay stateside.
As I mentioned, it is the songs which really lift this album to the next level, and a glance through the credits contains some big name song-smiths.
Tim Menzies, Shawn Camp, Rebecca Lynn Howard, Curly Putman (Thursday 20 November 1930 - Sunday 30 October 2016), Harley Allen (Monday 23 January 1956 - Wednesday 30 March 2011), Keith Stegall and Hank Cochran (Friday 2 August 1935 - Thursday 15 July 2010) are all there, and Gene has done a first rate job of choosing what to cut.
Grieving is what Watson does best, and he does it better than ever on 'A Taste of The Truth', 'Til a Better Memory Comes Along', 'It's My Lie' and the waltzing ode to our old friend the jukebox, 'Three Minutes At a Time'.
'Staying Together', the duet with Rhonda Vincent, is poignant and beautiful, telling of a relationship which looks fine to everyone, except those who are in it and stay together for the sake of the children, and 'Still They Call Me Love' could well be the song of the year in my book, correction - one of the best songs of any year.
Ken Mellons has already recorded it, but has yet to release it, apart from as a download as far as I know. A very clever song written by Harley Allen (Monday 23 January 1956 - Wednesday 30 March 2011) and John Wiggins, from love's perspective ('I invented heartbreak, I came up with pain, how much can these fools take, are they all insane, I'm as bad as whiskey, as strong as any drug, poison when you kiss me and still they call me love') - truly a work of genius that is worth the purchase price alone.
If you are a fan of Gene Watson, you'll be buying this anyway and, if you've ever bemoaned the lack of true country music available today, miss this at your peril.
This is exactly what country music is, and ever should be. Wonderful'.
Duncan Warwick
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Ludwig Landgrebe (9 March 1902, Vienna – 14 August 1991, Cologne) was an Austrian phenomenologist and Professor of philosophy. He is the grandfather of award-winning German actor Max Landgrebe.

Life
Landgrebe studied philosophy, history and geography in Vienna. Influenced by Max Scheler, he continued his studies in Freiburg. In 1923 Landgrebe became assistant to Edmund Husserl (1859-1938). After the approval of his doctoral dissertation, Landgrebe transferred to Prague for his postdoctoral qualification under Oskar Kraus. From 1939 he collaborated with Eugen Fink at the Husserl-Archives in Leuven. Landgrebe's wife, Ilse Maria Goldschmidt, was of Jewish ancestry and sister of the writer Georges-Arthur Goldschmidt.  In 1940 Landgrebe was deported to Belgium. He worked part-time as a merchant assistant in Hamburg.

In 1945 Landgrebe had his post-doctorate reapproved in Hamburg, and he was made ordinary professor in 1947 in Kiel, where Hans Blumenberg was one of his students. In 1954 he transferred to Cologne, and become director of the Husserl-Archives there. Landgrebe is known as one of Husserl's closest associates, but also for his independent views relating to the subjects of history, religion and politics, as seen from the viewpoints of existentialist philosophy and metaphysics.

Works
Wilhelm Diltheys Theorie der Geisteswissenschaften, Halle 1928 (Dissertation)
Nennfunktion und Wortbedeutung. Eine Studie über Martys Sprachphilosophie, Halle 1934
Was bedeutet uns heute Philosophie, Hamburg 1948 (2. Aufl. 1954)
Phänomenologie und Metaphysik, Hamburg 1949 (Aufsatzsammlung)
Philosophie der Gegenwart, Bonn 1952 (2. Aufl. Frankfurt/M 1957)
Der Weg der Phänomenologie, Gütersloh 1963 (4. Aufl. 1978)
Phänomenologie und Geschichte, Gütersloh 1968
Über einige Grundfragen der Philosophie der Politik, Köln/Opladen 1969
Faktizität und Individuation. Studien zu den Grundfragen der Phänomenologie, Hamburg 1982 (Bibliographie S. 157 - 162)

English translations
Major Problems in Contemporary European Philosophy, from Dilthey to Heidegger, New York, F. Ungar Pub. Co. 1966 (translation of Philosophie der Gegenwart)
The Phenomenology of Edmund Husserl. Six Essays edited, with an introduction by Donn Welton Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1981

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1902 births
1991 deaths
Writers from Vienna
University of Vienna alumni
University of Freiburg alumni
20th-century Austrian philosophers
Continental philosophers
Phenomenologists
Academic staff of the University of Kiel


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Hilary French
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Hilary French trained as an architect at the AA in London and worked in practice as an architect and interior designer for many years. She worked in London for RMJM, Martin Richardson and MaCormac and Jamieson, amongst others on commercial and residential projects. She also worked in Paris for Terence Conran on the expansion of the Habitat brand, and Reichen et Robert on diverse projects including Francois Mitterand's first Grand Projet and a new French embassy and residence in Doha, Qatar.
Since taking up full time academic work Hilary spent 16 years at the RCA as Head of the School of Architecture & Design and academic lead for the world renowned Design Products course alongside eminent Industrial designers Ron Arad and Tord Boontje. Other institutions where Hilary has held teaching roles in various design subjects, from HND courses to Masters level, as associate lecturer, visiting tutor and course leader, include:
The American College in London - Drawing, Interiors
Bournemouth and Poole, College of Art and Design - Spatial Design
Hong Kong Design Institute, HK - Interiors and Product Design
Kingston University, Surrey - Architecture
Oxford Brookes University - Architecture
Parsons School of Design, Paris - Interior Design
Ravensbourne - Architecture
Royal College of Art - Critical and Historical Studies
As well as contributing to research training courses, acting as internal examiner and mentoring new supervisors, Hilary has acted as Director of studies or supervisor for a number of completed, mostly practice based, MPhil and PhD projects including:
Julia Lohmann, PhD, 2017 - The Department of Seaweed
Gilian Russell, PhD, 2016 - Re/staging: critical design and the curatorial. An analysis of emerging product design and the museum as context
Roland Lamb, PhD, 2014 - The Seaboard: discreteness and continuity in musical interface design
Jorge Roberto Lopes dos Santos, PhD, 2009 - 3D Modelling Tools: The experimental application of digital model making technologies in fetal medicine
Richard Liddle, MPhil, 2006 - Can New Manufacturing Processes and Technology be Developed to use Recycled HDPE Plastic Effectively in Product Design?
Natalie Woolf, PhD, 2004 - Plastic: a material metaphor
Lois Walpole, PhD, 2004 - Grown Home, An exploration of processes for the manufacture and cultivation of willow products
Ming-Huang Lin, PhD, 1999 - Bamboo, Dragon and Phoenix: The influence of cultural icons on the aesthetic language of everyday objects, especially when applied to Taiwanese product design
From time to time Hilary also writes book and exhibition reviews for the professional press, contributes to other HE courses as an external advisor and examiner, and regularly carries out reviews as a member of the AHRC Peer Review College.
PhD, Architecture - University of Brighton, 2016
MSc, History of Architecture - The Bartlett, University College London, 1994
Architecture - The Architectural Association School of Architecture, London, 1980
RIBA - Royal Institute of British Architects
RCA (Royal College of Art) Fellow
FRSA - Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
Teaching specialism
Design: practice, history and theory.
Hilary has published several books about the design of housing and the development of the apartment block as a new early-twentieth-century building type. Her work steers away from the well-known buildings and biographies of famous architects and the politics of provision to focus on design issues at the scale of the individual dwelling and the urban landscape. Aimed largely at a practitioner audience, her work makes extensive use of drawings, the main tool of the architect. More recently varied research interest has shifted from the domestic realm to explore another under researched early-twentieth-century building the glamorous and often hidden spatial type of public dance halls and ballrooms.
Research and academic outputs
Go to ResearchSPAce
Patterns of living: Hong Kong's high-rise communities
French, H and Lee, Y (2013) Patterns of living: Hong Kong's high-rise communities. Hong Kong Design Institute/New Talents Press, Hong Kong. ISBN 9789881232441
Key urban housing of the twentieth century: plans, sections and elevations
French, H (2008) Key urban housing of the twentieth century: plans, sections and elevations. Laurence King, London. ISBN 9781856695640
Accommodating change: innovation in housing
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French, H (2018) 'Accommodating change: innovation in housing.' In: Menteth, W, ed. Competition culture in Europe: voices. Project Compass CIC, London, pp. 102-109. ISBN 9780993148156
Entries on 39 housing projects
French, H (2012) 'Entries on 39 housing projects.' In: 20th-century world architecture. Phaidon, London. ISBN 9780714857060
Glamorous spaces: public ballrooms and dance halls, 1890 – 1950
French, H (2015) 'Glamorous spaces: public ballrooms and dance halls, 1890 – 1950.' Interiors: Design/Architecture/Culture, 6 (1). pp. 41-57. ISSN 2041-9120


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NBA: Who contributed more to LeBron's ability to obtain his NBA Championships?
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Has LeBron recieved more help from Kyrie Irving or Dwyane Wade when it comes to obtaining championships?
by Loyal Ricks Jr (article) and Milos Kitanovic (video)
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Watching the Cleveland Cavaliers' starting small forward develop into an NBA superstar has truly been an honor and a privilege for many basketball followers throughout the world. It is no secret that LeBron James is the best player in basketball and the spectators who have watched him since the beginning of his career can only attest to this fact.
Before James won his first NBA title in 2012, he was known as the superstar who could not win despite his tremendous skill. Analysts believed that in order for LeBron to obtain an NBA championship ring, he would have to receive help from the players he shared the court with.
Five years later, LeBron James is headed back to his third straight NBA Finals matchup against the Golden State Warriors. As LeBron James looks to acquire his fourth NBA title, we wonder who has helped the King transform into a winning superstar in the NBA?
Aid from Wade
During the 2010 NBA offseason, LeBron James had to make one of the hardest decisions of his career. He could decide to continue playing with the Cleveland Cavaliers for additional seasons or he could leave the roster that did not give him any help and venture to a new NBA team. '"The Decision" turned into a mini television series drama as LeBron kept NBA fans waiting for his big decision that would ultimately change the structure of the National Basketball Association. When King James finally decided to leave Cleveland, the league exploded.
Sports analysts and fans dismantled the character of LeBron and he was soon one of the most hated men in America. Nevertheless, LeBron decided to take his talents to South Beach, joining his Olympic basketball teammate Dwyane Wade. While in South Beach, the tandem of Wade and James ran the tables of the Eastern Conference. After losing to the Dallas Mavericks in 2011, the two decided to take over the sport of basketball.
During the following NBA season both superstars decided to turn up their game. Dwyane Wade was able to bring in his highest player efficiency rating of 571 during the 2012 season as the Miami Heat beat the Oklahoma City Thunder for LeBron's first title. During the 2013 season, the Heat were determined to repeat. Wade was able to shoot his best field goal percentage of 52.1 percent as the Heat erupted and were able to capture a back to back finals victory.
The play of Dwyane Wade during LeBron's transition proved that Wade helped James in ways his previous teammates could not in Cleveland.
Kyrie takes the load off LeBron
When LeBron James returned to Cleveland in 2014, the roster was revamped and restored. The front office of the Cleveland Cavaliers finally grasped the concept of building around their star player. Kyrie Irving was ready to handle the responsibility of playing with King James. The play of Kyrie has helped King James become better in other areas such as assisting, rebounding and playmaking.
Since rejoining the Cavs in 2014, LeBron's assist totals have only increased. Comparing the help received from Kyrie Irving and Dwyane Wade, it is clear the Wade was able to help mature LeBron James and Kyrie has been able to use his ability to propel NBA superstar.
Although LeBron was an exceptional player before he crossed paths with these two superstars, he should still thank both Kyrie and Dwyane for helping him develop as an NBA great.
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A very famous name in the music, Prince Nelson died last year of influenza and dehydration.
Remembering him on his first death anniversary many celebs recalled their memories with him.
Rosario Dawson too shared an embarrassing moment of her and admitted she made fool of herself when she met the legend long ago.
On Live With Kelly, the 37 years old actress of Daredevil fame recalled her first meeting with Prince when she was 19.
Dawson did not think of the meeting to be like she has expected it to be.
"I completely embarrassed myself, as you do when you're like meeting someone who you're completely in love with," the actress told. "He…had a limo picks me up with white shag carpeting…I closed the driver [partition] and I was like, "Yeah, I'm — just gonna rummage around.' And of course, I was wearing all black, so I walked out covered in white fuzz. And soon as he saw me he was like, 'Um-hmm.'"
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The dirty truth about where our technology trash ends up
By Julia B. Chan	/ May 30, 2013
More than half the computers collected for recycling in the U.S. are shipped to developing countries, including Ghana.Courtesy of Terra Blight
The San Francisco Green Film Festival kicks off today, and we here at The I Files couldn't be more excited. The event includes 50 films from around the globe, with more than 70 visiting filmmakers and guest speakers covering environmental topics such as clean energy, green chemistry, food, housing, trash and water. The festival takes place in the city by the Bay through June 5, ending, appropriately, on the U.N.'s World Environment Day. Make sure you check the website for more information.
We wanted to highlight an excerpt from a film that caught our attention. "Terra Blight" takes an intimate look at the people and livelihoods affected by the life cycle of electronics – one of the most ubiquitous sources of toxic waste on our planet. Dangers from the "disposal" – or lack thereof – of more than 100 million pieces of discarded technology a year run the gamut, from lead contamination to death. In the following excerpt, which we're featuring now on The I Files, journalist Mike Anane asks: Why is the U.S. dumping its electronic waste in Ghana?
You can catch the San Francisco premiere of "Terra Blight" at 2:15 p.m. Saturday at the New People Cinema, 1746 Post St.
Some pretty shocking findings from the documentary:
1. The U.S. generates more electronic waste than any other country.
2. More than 100 million computers, monitors and TVs are discarded each year – that's 274,000 a day.
3. The Environmental Protection Agency reports that 70 percent of the heavy-metal contamination in landfills comes from discarded electronics.
4. More than half the computers collected for recycling in the U.S. are shipped to developing countries.
EPA tips on safe electronics recycling
2010 CIR report on the Basel Convention, a global treaty to restrict international trade in electronic waste
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Is the Kim Kardashian Brand in Trouble?
October 5, 2016 by Felicia Knight
What does it mean when a popular brand is in distress and a considerable percentage of public response ranges from "It's probably a publicity stunt" to "That's what you get for showing off?"
As we all know now, Kim Kardashian, at whose PR savvy we have previously marveled, was recently the victim of an armed robbery while in Paris for Fashion Week.
Kardashian, with 48.3 million followers on Twitter and 84.2 million on Instagram, is the antithesis of shy. She generously shares every moment of her life with her fans and they with her. You may well wonder why she has fans, but that would just reveal your card-carrying membership in the Society of Crankypants.
While her reported ordeal at the hands of masked gunmen who tied her up and helped themselves to $9 million of her well publicized jewelry did elicit an outpouring of sympathy for the mother of two small children, it also unleashed a storm of scolding and outright skepticism. Everything from "Who travels with $9 million worth of jewelry?" to "Well, you know, Kanye West is $53 million in debt…"
Despite the tens of millions of fans, Kim Kardashian's is a love/hate brand. Her fans love her. And, as they say, the haters gonna hate. In this era of living out loud and bilious anonymity, where everyone's a pundit (yes, the irony of writing this in a blog abounds), love is all around, until it isn't.
Is the Kim Kardashian brand in trouble? Does her crisis communications team need to swing into high gear? (The Paris Tourism bureau's certainly does.) Will her new status as crime victim eclipse her image as CEO in charge of her fame and growing fortune?
With a net worth pegged at $51million derived from reality TV, and a mobile app, her savvy goes beyond being a PR machine. Her brand will withstand the raised eyebrows and the doubters, and likely will emerge stronger than ever—especially if the culprits are found and brought to justice.
One piece of advice for Kim: Get a new security firm. The one you have now has a real PR problem.
Filed under: Branding & Positioning Crisis Communication & Management Cultural Studies Entertainment Industry Media Relations News Public Relations
Planning For Your PR Crisis
September 7, 2016 by Felicia Knight
Never had a PR crisis in your business, your non-profit, or your campaign? Good for you! Just don't get complacent, because someday you probably will.
Let's face it, if you hang around long enough something, somewhere is bound to go wrong. As Frank Sinatra says, "That's Life."
The biggest names in their fields have been "ridin' high in April, shot down in May."
SeaWorld, Volkswagen, Target, and Subway are just a few of the corporate names that have suffered PR crises in the not too distant past. And then there are bold- face names such as Anthony Weiner, and Colin Kaepernick (Who actually wasn't a bold-face name until two weeks ago, so his experience may even move from PR crisis to PR bonanza.)
You may think because yours isn't a big company or a large enterprise that "crisis" is too big a word to befall your corner of the universe, but here's a tip—if you have employees, if you deal with the public, if you handle money, if you have email, or a computer system—you're vulnerable to a PR crisis. And that's just a partial list of potential problem areas.
The best way to handle a crisis is to avoid it altogether, but that's not always possible. Still, there are ways to prepare:
Make a list of where you're vulnerable: cyber security, employee satisfaction, customer satisfaction, on-site safety, etc.
Look at your response capabilities: do you have someone on staff who understands crisis mitigation or how to communicate with media?
Take stock of your internal and external communications.
Do you have a lawyer?
Do you have a trusted PR professional?
A crisis doesn't always give you warning, but sometimes, you really can see one coming—if you know where to look.
Filed under: Branding & Positioning Crisis Communication & Management Cultural Studies News Public Relations
Reputation Management and Why Words Matter, Even (More) in a Digital Age
August 17, 2016 by Felicia Knight
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, there are roughly 228,132 words in the English language. This includes about 47,000 that are no longer in widespread use.
With so many to choose from, you'd think those in the public eye would choose more carefully. Especially considering the forever-ness of anything uttered or written in this digital age.
If you think there's no longevity in poorly chosen words, we invite you to Google "Depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is," and see how 17 years later, the most famous words of her husband's presidency were used—rightly or wrongly—against Hillary Clinton. (Who has had her own trouble with parsing and verbal coyness.)
Some might argue that is the careful choice and over parsing of words, the excessive message development that has led to the rise of a new crop of blunt-speaking politicians. Straight talk is certainly preferable to obfuscation, but there's a difference between being plain spoken and being irresponsible.
The natural progression here is to now take Donald Trump to task for everything from overtly racist comments to casually inciting violence but his poorly chosen words—and there are many—are hardly the only ones out there.
This isn't a plea for political correctness. It's a call to choose wisely, lest your poor choices haunt you for months and years to come via Google, YouTube, and the myriad social media channels that haven't been invented yet. Reputation management isn't always on the minds of public—or private—citizens. But it should be.
Ten years ago, Sen. George Allen's 2006 campaign imploded thanks to a video that was shot just months after the founding of YouTube. Yet, as the digital age unfolded, promising there would be lasting records of everything, people still seemed inclined to choose the wrong words and share them publicly.
From a clueless Fox Sports reporter who mistakenly believed she was an adult to a U.S. Supreme Court Justice who should have kept her counsel, the casualties of poorly chosen words are everywhere.
Despite riding to the Republican Presidential nomination on a conflagration of inappropriate words, Donald Trump is now seeing his poll numbers suffer. Sixty-nine percent of people in a recent Fox News poll said his comments criticizing Khizr Khan and his wife were "out of bounds."
Free speech is protected by the Constitution and there are no laws against poor judgment or having a poor vocabulary. But the law of averages says that poorly chosen words eventually will come back to masticate you in the gluteus maximus.
Filed under: Branding & Positioning Campaigns & Elections Crisis Communication & Management Cultural Studies News Public Relations
Crisis Management at the Olympics: Since When?
August 3, 2016 by Felicia Knight
The Games of the XXXI Olympiad, or – if you prefer – the 2016 Summer Olympics or simply Rio 2016 – open Friday with all of the pomp, athletes, and inscrutable "showbiz" spectacle that will leave us scratching our heads: Was that a celebration of Brazil's history or a Cirque du Soleil/Shriners Parade/Victoria's Secret Fashion Show mashup?
Fortunately for the 10,000 athletes from 205 countries, Rio de Janeiro's Maracanã Stadium should be relatively hygienic. The Olympic competition venues, not so much.
As has been widely reported, the beaches in Rio de Janeiro are contaminated with raw sewage, garbage, and dead bodies – which might not be a problem if, you know, they're weren't going to be sailing, beach volleyball, canoeing, rowing, and marathon swimming events.
Rio de Janeiro pediatrician Dr. Daniel Becker recently told The New York Times, "Foreign athletes will literally be swimming in human crap, and they risk getting sick from all those microorganisms. It's sad but also worrisome." Britain's Independent quoted Rio municipal engineer Stelberto Soares as saying that Brazil's efforts to clean the waters were superficial. "They can try to block big items like sofas and dead bodies, but these rivers are pure sludge, so the bacteria and viruses are going to just pass through."
Sofas and dead bodies would be a crisis management issue for any company, organization, or government, short of, perhaps, 1970s-era La Cosa Nostra – but wait, there's more. The Rio Olympics will be held in the epicenter of the Zika virus, and amid the one-two punch of high crime rates and a police strike, not to mention the impeachment proceedings for former president Dilma Rousseff.
And you thought U.S. political conventions were chaotic.
As Washington Post columnist Sally Jenkins writes, wrote last month, Brazil is in the middle of its "worst economy since the 1930s," Rio de Janeiro is "one of the most seething, crime-ridden cities on earth," and "in the past year, state hospitals have lacked basic supplies, and medical facilities have cut hours."
Jenkins also notes that a $3 billion subway line being built to handle the 500,000 spectators isn't finished yet, and that two people were killed along a new seaside bike path because the builders failed to take into account that it might collapse after being struck by a wave.
But the International Olympic Committee never seems to give a fig about crisis management. Consider some recent findings from the Oxford University Saïd Business School:
At an average cost overrun of 156%, the Olympics have the highest cost overrun of any type of megaproject in the world
The Games are the only type of megaproject where delivery has never been on budget
For a city and nation to decide to stage the Olympic Games is to decide to take on one of the costliest and financially riskiest type of megaproject that exists, something that many cities and nations have learned to their peril
And we haven't even touched on the Olympic doping scandals. But that's another blog for another day.
The IOC's sanguine attitude about corporate image building or crisis management might be because it knows that most of the world will forgive and forget. The Washington Post's Jenkins frames it this way, "The IOC counts on our romanticism to cover over the fiscal insanity and scandal. For two weeks, the gold medal performances and pretty screen shots … will give us temporary amnesia."
The IOC will conduct the same host-city lottery every few years, will assure all that the upcoming city will be ready, and then will make a tidy rights-fee/broadcast-fee/marketing-fee profit at the expense of the host city. As the late Yogi Berra might have observed, It's Ground Hog Day all over again.
So, enjoy. But keep in mind the words of Dutch sailing team Olympian Afrodite Zegers when he was asked how he plans to deal with Rio's polluted waters, "We'll just have to keep our mouths closed."
Filed under: Branding & Positioning Crisis Communication & Management News Public Relations
For Lack of Sense, Automotive Companies Pay Billions
June 29, 2016 by Felicia Knight
This week was a bad one for overseas automotive companies. The CEO of Takata announced his resignation, and Volkswagen agreed to shell out as much as $14.7 billion.
Shigehisa Takada was caught up in his company's defective-airbag crisis that engulfed more than a dozen automakers and resulted in the recall of 60 million vehicles in the U.S. and millions around the globe. Fourteen deaths and more than 100 injuries have been linked to those faulty airbags.
Scarier still is that last month the Senate Commerce Committee reported that Fiat Chrysler, Mitsubishi, Toyota, and Volkswagen were still selling new vehicles equipped with defective Takata airbags – airbags that will eventually need to be recalled.
Takata and its car-company customers are arguing over who will pay the costs of the recalls and the lawsuits. As one of only three major airbag manufacturers, Takata controls about a quarter of the market. If it is forced to repay the entire expense, not only will the company be bankrupt, carmakers will lose a key supplier.
Takata's lack of crisis management is a textbook example of what not to do. According to industry observers:
Shigehisa Takada never personally addressed the crisis head-on during its almost two-year span
He instead instructed his underlings to deal with regulators and journalists
The company issued no public statements for almost a year
Then there's Volkswagen.
It agreed this week to pay up to $14.7 billion to settle diesel-emissions claims in the U.S. That tab will chew up most of the $18 billion that it had set aside to resolve the scandal over 11 million so-called "clean diesel" vehicles that had been engineered to purposely cheat on air-quality tests.
But that's not the end of Volkswagen's woes. The U.S. and other countries – notably Germany– are weighing criminal probes and additional fines. As U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Q. Yates said, "The settlements do not address any potential criminal liability, though I can assure you our criminal investigation is active and ongoing."
So… what about Volkswagen's crisis management?
John Voelcker, writing in the Christian Science Monitor, noted that "there's a known crisis management playbook; VW has ignored it.
"Volkswagen's PR and communications tactics during the crisis may go down as a case study in crisis communications that equals the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill in wrong-footedness.
"Denials by executives that the company did anything wrong or illegal – after its own engineers had admitted to the EPA that VW deliberately lied and deceived regulators and the public for eight years – haven't helped.
"Nor has the paucity of customer and public outreach, which contrasts with that demonstrated by Johnson & Johnson during the 1982 Tylenol poisoning scare, considered a model of crisis response and communications."
Takata, Volkswagen, Exxon Valdez, and Tylenol: Three wrong ways and one right way to deal with a crisis.
We've said it before, but since we know that Takata and Volkswagen never took our advice, here it is again. When dealing with a crisis:
Utilize an internal or an external crisis management team
Communicate often with the public and your customers
Always be honest and transparent about the problem
One more tip: Drive your Takata-airbag-equipped Volkswagen Jetta diesel safely, and fill up often.
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The church of the monastery began to be built in 1266 by order of King Alfonso X the Wise. In the sixteenth century a new church was built and the original chapel and the head of the Gothic church were destroyed. The church has a single nave and cruciform plan.
From the sacristy one descends to the crypt, built in the middle of the 20th century, that keeps the remains of Father Manuel Suárez in a funerary monument escorted by four monks. In the crypt is the "Pocito", in the same place where, according to tradition, Santo Domingo was born.
The cloister of the monastery was built between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries. It preserves remains of the different stages of its construction such as the low cloister with semicircular arches over paired columns and a Gothic door. There, you can visit a museum with pieces of high artistic and historical interest, such as the polychrome stone gothic carvings of the Virgin and the Angel Anunciador.
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Rural Hospitals Excluded from Quality Push
Traci Miller
By Jordan Rau for Kaiser Health News
Many small, rural hospitals are having a hard time fitting into new accountability standards of the Affordable Care Act. Critical-access hospitals aren't yet part of Medicare's pay-for-performance plan, and Congress never provided money for testing how to tie bonuses and penalties to hospital performance.
Crawford Memorial Hospital, in rural Robinson, Ill., is the only hospital for miles around.
Just like elsewhere, Crawford's doctors deliver babies, perform routine operations and see thousands of patients in the emergency room.
But Crawford, along with one-quarter of the hospitals around the country, is being left out of some of the biggest shifts in American health care initiated by the Affordable Care Act. These changes are aimed at bringing accountability to hospitals by linking Medicare payments to the quality of their care. They also are encouraging hospitals to monitor patients' health so doctors and nurses can intervene before problems become acute.
The Department of Health and Human Services has not yet incorporated the 1,256 primarily rural, "critical access" hospitals such as Crawford into Medicare's pay-for-performance programs. With no more than 25 beds, these hospitals are generally located in isolated areas, making them the only acute-care option for local residents. Medicare repays them their cost plus 1 percent, more than it pays other hospitals, to ensure they do not close.
While some of the facilities deliver exemplary care, a study published last year by Harvard School of Public Health researchers found that death rates at critical access hospitals in 2010 were higher than at other small, rural hospitals and the industry overall.
The health law required the government to start testing how to provide bonuses and penalties to critical access hospitals based on their quality by 2012. But Congress never provided any money.
Other Medicare efforts to improve care also are not making major inroads among rural hospitals.
Fewer than 1 in 20 critical access hospitals are participating in accountable care organizations, or ACOs, in which hospitals and doctors coordinate services with the promise of bonuses from Medicare if they deliver care more efficiently. Another project, to test new ways to deliver rural health care, is limited to five states, and the selection of participants has not been announced even though the deadline for applications was in May.
Critical Access Hospitals In States
A quarter of the nation's hospitals are designed as "critical access" facilities, generally because they are the only hospital in an area. Medicare pays them more generously than other hospitals, but they have been left out of many of the changes spurred by the Affordable Care Act. This map shows what percentage of hospitals in each state are critical access.
"It's very unfortunate that critical access hospitals continue to be exempt from all the new policies aimed at improving quality and safety at hospitals in America," said Leah Binder, CEO of The Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit that evaluates hospital performance for consumers and employers. "If you live in a rural community and you are dependent on a critical access hospital, the federal government has abandoned you."
Medicare officials declined to discuss the issue but said in a written statement that their authority in many areas is limited by Congress.
Some rural health care leaders say they are rankled at being marginalized and concerned that they could be left behind as reforms spread.
"I do not want to see my hospital on the sidelines," said Don Annis, chief executive of Crawford, which serves people near the Indiana border about four hours south of Chicago. "I want us to be prepared for this."
Instead, Crawford is part of the Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network, which is developing its own ACO.
"That's a much better environment to be in," he said.
Critical access hospitals have other reasons to be leery of the new incentives, as they are not eager to risk losing money if they perform poorly. "Providers are reluctant when they have fragile financial status to participate in the program," said Ira Moscovice, director of the University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center. But, he said, "I think it's rather shortsighted to think you're going to be excluded from this."
Forty-five states have designated some of their hospitals as critical access under a 17-year-old program that helped stop a wave of closings in rural communities. There are 50 critical access hospitals in Illinois and even more in Texas, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota and Iowa.
The health law excused critical access hospitals from inclusion in the early years of Medicare's pay-for-performance incentives. They are exempt from fines levied against hospitals with a large number of patients who return within 30 days, as well as penalties or bonuses based on patient satisfaction reviews and hospital death rates.
Congress gave these hospitals a reprieve because of the difficulty in bringing them into the pay-for-performance programs. Many of the ways Medicare is measuring hospital quality require enough cases to be reliably analyzed, but these tiny hospitals often don't have enough heart attack patients, for instance, to estimate death rates. Other measures look at surgical practices, but critical access hospitals often ship those patients to bigger institutions. Experts have come up with customized measures that could be used to judge rural hospital quality, such as the time it takes to evaluate a patient in the emergency room.
Other hospitals are required to report quality scores on Medicare's Hospital Compare website. Critical access hospitals can do that voluntarily, but many do not. Data show that only about one out of three critical access hospitals report their emergency room quality measures, even if just to say they did not have enough cases to evaluate. Brock Slabach, an executive at the National Rural Health Association, said the participation level is laudable given that it is voluntary and that the measures are only a few years old.
"Ten years ago, I think the majority of folks would be opposed," Slabach said. "Now they've resigned themselves to the fact that this is going to be inevitable."
Tim Size, executive director of the Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative in Sauk City, a collaborative of 39 hospitals, said it would be a mistake for rural hospitals to avoid the public reporting and payment changes that other hospitals are adopting. "It reinforces a bias that rural hospitals are backwater and you wouldn't want to go there," he said.
Some critical access hospitals have found ways to get involved in new payment arrangements. The Wisconsin hospitals in Size's cooperative have contracts with private insurers that provide financial incentives for quality. In Batesville, Ind., which lies between Indianapolis and Cincinnati, Margaret Mary Health joined six hospitals and a group of clinics around the country to form a virtual ACO with enough patients to qualify for the Medicare ACO program.
Margaret Mary President Tim Putnam said the effort has had some early success. The ACO discovered that some patients take more than 20 medications, which prompted the hospital to alert doctors and pharmacists to make sure none is duplicative or interacts poorly. "We have tried to move from the place you go when you're sick to the place that's going to help you stay well," Putnam said.
Medicare says 59 critical access hospitals are participating in 18 of 338 ACOs. Lynn Barr, who runs the National Rural ACO consortium in Nevada City, Calif., said, "The whole world is moving on and rural is really being left behind."
In Robinson, Crawford was twice approached by a large hospital system based in Indianapolis that was creating its own ACO, Crawford CEO Annis said. Though Crawford was ahead of many hospitals in establishing the prerequisites for such partnerships, such as having electronic medical records, the hospital declined the offer, Annis said.
"It's a good system, but would we have a say in determining our future?" he said. "We don't just want to be on the bus; we want to help drive the bus."
Instead, Crawford is part of the Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network, which is developing its own ACO. "That's a much better environment to be in," he said.
Crawford reports results of its patient surveys, which show better marks than the average hospital in every category except noise level at night. Crawford does not report its emergency room wait times, or the average time it took to transfer a heart attack patient needing specialized care to another hospital. Annis said the state does not require critical access hospitals to report those measures, but it may do so in the future.
"We're a Lilliputian health system," he said. "We do very well. We take great pride in our scores."
As other hospitals change, Crawford needs to change too, he said. "We could be threatened if we don't position ourselves well," he said.
This article was produced by Kaiser Health News with support from The SCAN Foundation.
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