SYRIA - A girl plays in Raqa, the former "capital" of the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria. Photo @Delilsouleman #AFP: image via Frédérique Geffard @fgeffardAFP, 12 January 2018
#Syria Scenes from #Raqa, the former "capital" of the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria. Photo @Delilsouleman: image via Frédérique Geffard @fgeffardAFP, 12 January 2018
#Syria Scenes from #Raqa, the former "capital" of the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria. Photo @Delilsouleman: image via Frédérique Geffard @fgeffardAFP, 12 January 2018
Today in #Raqqa city: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 11 January 2018
SYRIA - A woman pulls a cart loaded with pieces of metal in Syria's devastated city of Raqa. Photo @Delilsouleman: image via Frédérique Geffard @fgeffardAFP, 10 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
SYRIA - A man pulls a cart in Syria's devastated city of Raqa. Photo @Delilsouleman: image via Frédérique Geffard @fgeffardAFP, 10 January 2018
City of #Raqa on January 9, 2018. Photo DELIL SOULEIMAN / #AFP: image via Delilsouleman @Delilsouleman, 9 January 2018
An airstrike on Kafr Battikh village in Idlib province killed 14 people on 13 January.: photo by Anadolu Agency/Getty Images, 13 January 2018
This is a part of the most powerful pictures in the world for last week, all of them taken following airstrikes by the Syrian government forces on the besieged Eastern Ghouta near the Syrian capital Damascus. PHOTO By: ABDULMONAM EASSA Via / #AFP: image via Abdulmonam Eassa @abdfree2, 12 January 2018
This is a part of the most powerful pictures in the world for last week, all of them taken following airstrikes by the Syrian government forces on the besieged Eastern Ghouta near the Syrian capital Damascus. PHOTO By: ABDULMONAM EASSA Via / #AFP: image via Abdulmonam Eassa @abdfree2, 12 January 2018
This is a part of the most powerful pictures in the world for last week,
all of them taken following airstrikes by the Syrian government forces
on the besieged Eastern Ghouta near the Syrian capital Damascus.
PHOTO By: ABDULMONAM EASSA Via / #AFP: image via Abdulmonam Eassa @abdfree2, 12 January 2018
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Syria Civil Defence member carries a wounded child in the besieged town
of Hamoria, Eastern Ghouta, in Damascus, Syria Photo @BassamKhabieh: image via Reuters Pictures @reuterspictures, 13 January 2018
This is a part of the most powerful pictures in the world for last week, all of them taken following airstrikes by the Syrian government forces on the besieged Eastern Ghouta near the Syrian capital Damascus. PHOTO By: ABDULMONAM EASSA Via / #AFP: image via Abdulmonam Eassa @abdfree2, 12 January 2018
حمورية
- الوقوف على الأطلال.. #Children look out from their destroyed home as
#WhiteHelmets volunteers search for survivors after several air strikes
destroyed civil buildings in #Hamoria city, al-Ghouta, #EasternGhouta
#Damascus #WhiteHelmet @epaphotos @SyriaCivilDef: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 10 January 2018
حمورية
- الوقوف على الأطلال.. #Children look out from their destroyed home as
#WhiteHelmets volunteers search for survivors after several air strikes
destroyed civil buildings in #Hamoria city, al-Ghouta, #EasternGhouta
#Damascus #WhiteHelmet @epaphotos @SyriaCivilDef: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 10 January 2018
حمورية
- الوقوف على الأطلال.. #Children look out from their destroyed home as
#WhiteHelmets volunteers search for survivors after several air strikes
destroyed civil buildings in #Hamoria city, al-Ghouta, #EasternGhouta
#Damascus #WhiteHelmet @epaphotos @SyriaCivilDef: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 10 January 2018
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mother weeps over her dead child Ameer who was wounded during
airstrikes in Saqba and later died of his injuries #Douma #Ghouta #Syria
#airstrikes Photo @badramamet: image via SundayTimesPictures @STPictures, 9 January 2018
خلال الايام الماضية #Mesraba aftermath of air strikes #Damascus #EasternGhouta #Syria: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 8 January 2018
خلال الايام الماضية #Mesraba aftermath of air strikes #Damascus #EasternGhouta #Syria: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 8 January 2018
خلال الايام الماضية #Mesraba aftermath of air strikes #Damascus #EasternGhouta #Syria: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 8 January 2018
خلال الايام الماضية #Mesraba aftermath of air strikes #Damascus #EasternGhouta #Syria: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 8 January 2018
#Children of #Syria #EasternGhouta #childhood #injured @epaphotos: image via Mohammed Badra @badramamet, 5 January 2018
epa editor's choice 04 January 2018: #Mesraba #airstrikes #Syria #epaphotos Photo epa-efe / @badramamet : image via epaphotos @epaphotos, 4 January 2018
GAZA CITY - Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli security forces on the eastern outskirts of Gaza City, near the border with Israel. Photo @mohmdabed #AFP: image via Frédérique Geffard @fgeffardAFP, 12 January 2018
#OTD In 2010, Haiti was struck by a magnitude-7 earthquake: image via AP Archives @AP_Archive, 12 January 2018
Hawaii officials mistakenly warn of inbound missile, sending residents into a full-blown panic Saturday: image via AP Images @AP_Images, 13 January 2018
This smartphone screen capture shows a false incoming ballistic missile emergency alert sent from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency system on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018.: photo by Marco Garcia/AP, 13 January 2018
Cars on the freeway in Honolulu. Officials said the alert was caused by human error.: photo by Anthony Quintano/Honolulu Civil Beat, 13 January 2018
Hawaii officials mistakenly warn of inbound missile, sending residents into a full-blown panic Saturday: image via AP Images @AP_Images, 13 January 2018
This smartphone screen capture shows a false incoming ballistic missile emergency alert sent from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency system on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018.: photo by Marco Garcia/AP, 13 January 2018
Cars on the freeway in Honolulu. Officials said the alert was caused by human error.: photo by Anthony Quintano/Honolulu Civil Beat, 13 January 2018
Hawaii ballistic missile false alarm prompts panic – and whisky drinking: Julia Carrie Wong in San Francisco and Liz Barney in Oahu for The Guardian, 13 January 2018
An
alert about an incoming ballistic missile sent Hawaii into panic for
about 30 minutes on Saturday, until emergency officials announced that
the message had been sent in error.
The alert, which was sent to cellphones, said there was a threat
“inbound to Hawaii” and said residents should seek shelter. “This is not
a drill,” it added.
Tensions
between the Trump administration and nuclear-armed North Korea have
increased over fears the regime in Pyongyang may be able to reach US
territory with a nuclear-armed missile.
Hawaiian
authorities have been preparing and testing early warning systems, and
residents have been urged to make emergency plans.
“Everyone’s got a plan,” said Ashly Trask, 39, who lives on the island of Kauai. “It’s very real.”
Trask’s home, like many on the islands, is constructed with
single-ply walls and has no basement. When the alert came, Trask said,
she piled her mother, 15-year-old son, two-year-old daughter and partner
into the car, swung by her other son’s workplace to pick him up, and
then sped to her office at the botanical gardens: a building with
concrete walls that is used as a hurricane shelter.
“It was definitely kind of a panic zone,” she said. “Everyone knows
you have about 15 minutes until detonation, and no one knows where it
will land.”
Family members on the other side of the island were too far away to get to the gardens within that short timespan.
“They called us and they were crying because they realized they wouldn’t have made it to us,” Trask said.
In western Oahu, people ran out of buildings into the streets.
According to a witness, some took shelter in the basement of a parking
structure, where people cried and children huddled on rolls of fabric.
Approximately 30 minutes later, authorities said the alert was a mistake.
Many in the parking shelter hugged, cried, shook and prepared to head
back outside.
Others said they would remain undercover until they
received confirmation from the coast guard that all was safe.
Hawaii governor David Ige told CNN
the false alarm was caused by human error. “It was a mistake made
during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an
employee pushed the wrong button,” he said.
The alert text: photo by
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, 13 January 2018
The alert came as Oahu staged a 100-mile endurance run, the HURT100.
Some runners sheltered under a bridge before resuming racing.
Beth
Ann Brooks of Haleiwa told the Guardian she was at the beach when she
received the alert and raced home. She and her husband sheltered in
their bathroom, she said.
“We grabbed couch cushions and our hurricane kit and water and sat
there talking to the kids and trying to calm them down,” Brooks said.
“They didn’t say much. It was horrible. The fear I felt was unlike
anything I’ve ever experienced.”
The US congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard tweeted that the alert was an error, writing:
“HAWAII – THIS IS A FALSE ALARM. THERE IS NO INCOMING MISSILE TO
HAWAII. I HAVE CONFIRMED WITH OFFICIALS THERE IS NO INCOMING MISSILE.”
A White House statement said Donald Trump had been “briefed on the state of Hawaii’s emergency management exercise”.
For some, the prospect of the end of the world was an opportunity to
indulge. Joshua Keoki Versola was home alone in Mililani when he
received the alert. As he waited for his fiancee to drive home from her
place of work, the 35-year-old network engineer opened a bottle of
Hibiki 21, an award-winning and expensive Japanese whisky.
“I was about to start pouring drinks and go out in style,” Versola
said “What are we going to do in this situation? We really can’t do
anything but just try and make the best of it.”
US
- A Donald Trump impersonator with a bikini clad model stops at a hot
dog vendor near Trump Tower in New York. By @timothyaclary #AFP: image via Frédérique Geffard @fgeffardAFP, 25 October 2016
Visibility just outside Delhi - smog back to ‘Hazardous’ levels: image via michael safi @safimichael, 20 December 2017
a most cursed image: image via Anna Livsey @annalivsey, 20 December 2017
it has come to my attention that reindeer have incredibly soft looking schnozzes. this is important.: image via Anna Livsey @annalivsey, 20 December 2017
the one and only documented image of the landing zone of extraterrestrial flying objects in Belgium. Believe it or leave it.: photo by glasseyes view, 12 January 2018
Car Art: photo by Patricia Jeremiah, 13 January 2018
Visibility just outside Delhi - smog back to ‘Hazardous’ levels: image via michael safi @safimichael, 20 December 2017
a most cursed image: image via Anna Livsey @annalivsey, 20 December 2017
it has come to my attention that reindeer have incredibly soft looking schnozzes. this is important.: image via Anna Livsey @annalivsey, 20 December 2017
anywhere out of this world
the one and only documented image of the landing zone of extraterrestrial flying objects in Belgium. Believe it or leave it.: photo by glasseyes view, 12 January 2018
the one and only documented image of the landing zone of extraterrestrial flying objects in Belgium. Believe it or leave it.: photo by glasseyes view, 12 January 2018
the one and only documented image of the landing zone of extraterrestrial flying objects in Belgium. Believe it or leave it.: photo by glasseyes view, 12 January 2018
Compton, CA: photo by Mike Murphy, 10 December 2017
Compton, CA: photo by Mike Murphy, 10 December 2017
Compton, CA: photo by Mike Murphy, 10 December 2017
Compton, CA: photo by Mike Murphy, 10 December 2017
Sunlight on San Francisco Bay | San Francisco, CA: photo by Robert Ogilvie, 13 January 2018
But what if your journey detours to here? | He slept through night and drizzly early AM hours just like that, stiff as a board in that cocoon-like garb. A Sacramento police officer moved him along without incident by 9:30. [Stockton Boulevard, Old US Route 99, Sacramento]: photo by Rick Ele, 12 January 2018
But what if your journey detours to here? | He slept through night and drizzly early AM hours just like that, stiff as a board in that cocoon-like garb. A Sacramento police officer moved him along without incident by 9:30. [Stockton Boulevard, Old US Route 99, Sacramento]: photo by Rick Ele, 12 January 2018
But what if your journey detours to here? | He slept through night and drizzly early AM hours just like that, stiff as a board in that cocoon-like garb. A Sacramento police officer moved him along without incident by 9:30. [Stockton Boulevard, Old US Route 99, Sacramento]: photo by Rick Ele, 12 January 2018
Needles, California: photo by Dean Terasaki, 17 October 2017
Bay Bridge in the Fog 2 | San Francisco, CA: photo by Robert Ogilvie, 13 January 2018
Compton, CA: photo by Mike Murphy, 10 December 2017
Compton, CA: photo by Mike Murphy, 10 December 2017
Compton, CA: photo by Mike Murphy, 10 December 2017
Sunlight on San Francisco Bay | San Francisco, CA: photo by Robert Ogilvie, 13 January 2018
But what if your journey detours to here? | He slept through night and drizzly early AM hours just like that, stiff as a board in that cocoon-like garb. A Sacramento police officer moved him along without incident by 9:30. [Stockton Boulevard, Old US Route 99, Sacramento]: photo by Rick Ele, 12 January 2018
But what if your journey detours to here? | He slept through night and drizzly early AM hours just like that, stiff as a board in that cocoon-like garb. A Sacramento police officer moved him along without incident by 9:30. [Stockton Boulevard, Old US Route 99, Sacramento]: photo by Rick Ele, 12 January 2018
But what if your journey detours to here? | He slept through night and drizzly early AM hours just like that, stiff as a board in that cocoon-like garb. A Sacramento police officer moved him along without incident by 9:30. [Stockton Boulevard, Old US Route 99, Sacramento]: photo by Rick Ele, 12 January 2018
Needles, California: photo by Dean Terasaki, 17 October 2017
Car Art: photo by Patricia Jeremiah, 13 January 2018
Wislawa Szymborska: Map (where the shitholes are)
This is the map of the #shithole countries: image via Bali_Pikin_njenka @lensnouvel, 13 January 2018 from Centre, Cameroon
Wislawa Szymborska: Map
Flat as the tableit’s placed on.
Nothing moves beneath it
and it seeks no outlet.
Above -- my human breath
creates no stirring air
and leaves its total surface
undisturbed.
Its plains, valleys are always green,
uplands, mountains are yellow and brown,
while seas, oceans remain a kindly blue
beside the tattered shores.
Everything here is small, near, accessible.
I can press volcanoes with my fingertip,
stroke the poles without thick mittens,
I can with a single glance
encompass every desert
with the river lying just beside it.
A few trees stand for ancient forests,
you couldn’t lose your way among them.
In the east and west,
above and below the equator --
quiet like pins dropping,
and in every black pinprick
people keep on living.
Mass graves and sudden ruins
are out of the picture.
Nations’ borders are barely visible
as if they wavered -- to be or not.
I like maps, because they lie.
Because they give no access to the vicious truth.
Because great-heartedly, good-naturedly
they spread before me a world
not of this world.
Wislawa Szymborska (1923-2012): Map, 2012, translated by Clare Cavanagh in Map: Collected and Last Poems, 2015
Novissima et Accuratissima Totius Americae Descriptio: Johannnes de Ram, c. 1685, engraving
First Ottoman map of the United States): image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 22 July 2015
World Map: Benedetto Bordone, 1528, woodcut, 325 x 165 mm (British Library, London)
Lion Map (Leo Belgicus): Claes Jansz Visscher the Younger, 1609, coloured etching and engraving, 470 x 572 mm (Stichting Atlas van Stolk, Rotterdam)
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New York: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
German propaganda map showing the Allies' colonial empires (c1916): image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 24 July 2015
Leo Belgicus:
Hendrik Floris van Langren, before 1609, hand coloured engraving and
etching, 368 x 450 mm (National Széchényi Library, Budapest)
Accurata Utopia Tabula (Karte des Schlaraffenlandes): Matthäus Seutter (1678-1757), via Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps; image by Goustien, 19 February 2009
The Island of Utopia: Ambrosius Holbein, 1518, woodcut, 17.8 x 11.8 cm (Öffentliche Kunstsammlung, Basel)
Celanese Plastics advertisement: Time, 4 October 1963 (Gallery of Graphic Design)
”RT @Mr_Bata: The South African map of Africa. @zapiro at his best! #Xenophobia: image via Rachael Akidi @rakidi, 20 April 2015
Some military instructions in Hebrew and a map of a school are seen on a blackboard after Israeli soldiers withdrew from the Beit Hanun High school for girls which was reportedly used as an advance base during Israel's military offensive against the Gaza Strip: photo by Marco Longari/AFP, 5 August 2014
From October 1999 through March 2012, 2,269 deaths were recorded at the Arizona-Mexico border. Water stations, placed by the nonprofit Humane Borders, are intended to mitigate the deaths. Source: Migrant death map provided courtesy of Humane Borders, Inc. Data development by John F. Chamblee, Michael Malone, and Mathew Reynolds: image via Newsweek, 10 July 2013
World map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Average monthly disposable salary in USD: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 17 July 2015
European detail map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
London: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
San Francisco: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Heavy metal bands per 100,000 people: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 8 October 2013
Moscow: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Cigarette consumption by country: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 30 July 2015
Paris: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Accurata Utopia Tabula (Karte des Schlaraffenlandes): Matthäus Seutter (1678-1757), via Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps; image by Goustien, 19 February 2009
The Island of Utopia: Ambrosius Holbein, 1518, woodcut, 17.8 x 11.8 cm (Öffentliche Kunstsammlung, Basel)
Celanese Plastics advertisement: Time, 4 October 1963 (Gallery of Graphic Design)
”RT @Mr_Bata: The South African map of Africa. @zapiro at his best! #Xenophobia: image via Rachael Akidi @rakidi, 20 April 2015
Some military instructions in Hebrew and a map of a school are seen on a blackboard after Israeli soldiers withdrew from the Beit Hanun High school for girls which was reportedly used as an advance base during Israel's military offensive against the Gaza Strip: photo by Marco Longari/AFP, 5 August 2014
The only countries that don't use the metric system are Liberia, Myanmar, and the United States: image via Belal Dabour - Gaza @Belalmd12, 29 September 2014
From October 1999 through March 2012, 2,269 deaths were recorded at the Arizona-Mexico border. Water stations, placed by the nonprofit Humane Borders, are intended to mitigate the deaths. Source: Migrant death map provided courtesy of Humane Borders, Inc. Data development by John F. Chamblee, Michael Malone, and Mathew Reynolds: image via Newsweek, 10 July 2013
Colours of passports around the world: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 4 August 2015
World map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Average monthly disposable salary in USD: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 17 July 2015
European detail map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Most popular word used in online dating profiles by state: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 9 August 2015
North American detail map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
North American detail map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Most common job held by immigrants in the USA: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 18 August 2015
London: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Greater Tokyo area superimposed over Great Britain: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 14 August 2015
San Francisco: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Heavy metal bands per 100,000 people: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 8 October 2013
Moscow: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
Cigarette consumption by country: image via Amazing Maps @Amazing_Maps, 30 July 2015
Paris: map of Flickr and Twitter locations. Red dots are locations of Flickr pictures. Blue dots are locations of Twitter tweets. White dots are locations that have been posted to both: image by Eric Fischer (See something or say something), 7 July 2011
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Dylan: Delia (live, Newcastle 19 September 1999)
Charlatans UK : A Man Needs to be Told
A man needs to be told there is a war going on
There is a world going on
There is a world going on
A man needs to be told to look in to the light
He will get lost in the day
He will get lost in the night
A man needs to be told
A young boy once told me
I will be an old man and I am only 15
It wasn't part of the plan
It wasn't part of the dream
Ever wonder how much the man who wrote White Christmas made?
How evolution began?
The revolution was fake
A man needs to be told
A man needs to be told there is a war going on
There is a war going on
There is a war going on
A man needs to be told there is a truth in his eye
There is a rest in the dawn
There is a point to his life
A man needs to be told!
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