Illustrating emotion without being emotional

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These are notes I took from a wonderful writing symposium called Life, the Universe and Everything. We have a lot of talented people in Utah and visitors with a great deal of knowledge. Any Misinformation is the fault of the note taker.

How do you use tropes and clichés to your advantage in your fiction?
– Like to use archetypes. When tear away overlying infrastructure get the fun idea.
– Take something they are expecting (girl tied to the railroad track) then change the result to be different such as the person wakes up. The dragon is too old to eat the virgin. The knight does not like dimples and doesn’t want to fight him.
– Shawn the sheep> video.
– UFO land on earth and collect sheep poop for fuel
– Kid goes to a fantasy world and assumes he is the hero with a promised destiny and then finds out that he is actually the villain.

Q: what techniques to draw the reader into the story quickly.
– Need to have a conflict better. Spiderman makes a better costume.
– It is a buffy beginning which means it is not the real reason behind the story.
– Start out with a bang. Start with the day the character changes.
– The story starts with a surprise. The story opens up with one boy asking the other while they are being shot with arrow> is this the fifth or sixth time this week?
– Pull the reader into a deep penetration into the head of the character with a plot point or cool description.
– Check out the book: character and viewpoint.
– For adventures how are they different by an audience between middle grades and adult?
– Kids don’t care about certain theme/ subject.
– Middle grade tends to be focused on individual character, friends, and family. The second the number of motivates and the complexity of motives and level of the grey area.

Q: favorite adventure stories and why?
– The Book of Boy by Catherine Gilbert Murdock is set in 1135. A year after the black plague
– Deep series, the last knight
– Dave butler adventures series. The girl in the plain brown wrapper A guy solves difficult cases.
– My diary from the edge of the world. The god Zeus is on CNN.
– Sight series by Neal sucherman> no one dies anymore.
– Tribology: Insignia Series by S J cancade.
– Advice for new writers:
– Find the place where your imagination and what readers like to intersect.
– Who are the people that will get what I am doing?
– What is the thing that your story will stand out from other books?
– Need to have fun with our own story and that will echo to the reader.

Q: elements to include making an adventure fun?
– Is there enough danger that someone is going to get hurt or not win? You level of peril does not exceed the jokes you make on it.
– Fun maybe through dialog
– Want to have cool fantasy elements. Fantasy brings in the troops of that world.

Q: how carry a level of adventures through to the end of a series or to the end of one book?
– The characters need to encounter all types of things along the way. Think of the examples of mini-adventures in Lord of the Rings to the two hobbits getting to Mordor. Something happened in book one. two. Three. If going on a quest> find things along the way
– What were all the individual things to do to for the heist in the movie Oceans 11 like the Mormon boys as part of the team? And there might be a challenge on each one.
– Got a hero. You hero has a problem. Tried to solve the problem. Does not succeed but fails. Have the hero fail miserably to solve the problem and almost destroys the hero. Hero has to rebuild themselves.
– Scott Meredith> skeleton plot outline fixes the middle. https://livesensical.com/writing-fiction-scott-meredith-algis-budrys-plot-skeleton/
– How to get around a lot of traveling. If the traveling serves a purpose then keep it, if not cut it and maybe just reference it. If the only reasons for traveling chapters to point a to be then cut it.

Q: how make plots go for the darker side?
– You know what a character fears, loves, hate. Understand their emotional stakes and then push them to the limit. I.e.: one kid has two people he can rely on and those two people re removed.
– What would be the real thing that would destroy them? It is something that is very important to you that get destroyed. Rapunzel discoverers her mother is not her mother. Or Frodo and Sam looking out at the obstacles they have to pass to Mordor.
– Can’t read text that is all downers for the long term. It exhausts the reader. If it is dark dark dark, long term, people bow out. Needs to stretch reader to edge and then bring them back from the dark.

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Alaskan cruise suggestions three

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I’m taking a cruise and did a search for suggestions. The next few blogs for tasks are things I learned. Any misinformation is the fault of the note taker. These notes are on travel.

Be careful of over packing
Book a Last-Minute Cruise Deal under the Right Circumstances
Book cruises when school is in session, if possible
Book Early but Keep Monitoring the Prices
Book with a large travel agency for perks
Booking what’s called a “guaranteed stateroom” to get the absolute lowest price
Cruise lines these days typically provide the lowest fares when itineraries first go on sale
Cruise prices are the same on every website
Download movies and books prior to the trip
First aid kit
Fly in day before ship departure and have time to the airport
Fly to your departure port a day early
For a cruise, Use a Travel Agent or Third Party
Get seasick? Get a cabin in the middle of the boat, as low as possible
Hands-free bag/backpack
Have cash for tips
Inside Passage: These typically seven-night voyages often sail round trip, usually from Seattle or Vancouver, making air travel arrangements easier and generally less expensive than they are for one-way cruises
Insurance: Avoid cruise insurance sold by the cruise line
It’s also good to carry a list of prescription medicines
Keep important things like meds on carry on
Many U.S. cell phones work in Alaska while on land (at least near cities) without a roaming fee
Memory cards and batteries for camera
Older ships are way cheaper to cruise on
One pair of undies on carryon
Pick Your Cruise Line Wisely
Pre-addressed address stickers for those we want to send a postcard
Scan your passport and email to yourself and someone else that you can easily contact if you lose it. (This doesn’t replace the passport, but it helps the replacement process
Ship: Chose a ship that has a lot of open decks on top.
Shout Stain Remover Wipes
Show up late to boarding to get on the ship fastest
Some hotels near the port will offer free (or discounted) cruise parking and/or shuttles
Take two credit cards (and be sure to notify your credit card company before you travel
Turn off the phone to avoid roaming charges
Turn your phone on airplane mode the second you board the ship
Two extra-large wheeled duffel bags
When flying put on airplane mode.
When you put down a deposit, you can call the cruise line if you see a price drop and ask them to honor the lower price.
You can pack way more than you can on a plane

Sources
Princess Cruises Tips: 5 Things You Need To Know Before Cruisinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qioaf1Q2d-Y
Food On The Grand Princess – Slideshow

10 tips on Princess
https://www.afarmgirlsdabbles.com/10-tips-for-planning-your-alaska-cruise/
Top 10 tips for planning your Alaska cruisehttps://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2019/01/17/top-10-tips-planning-your-alaska-cruise
Top 15 Alaska Cruise Tips Every Cruiser Needs to Know for 2019
https://eatsleepcruise.com/2017/05/top-15-alaska-cruise-tips/
Outspoken Advice From Local Alaskans
http://www.alaska.org/cruises/advice/alaska-cruise-tips
Best Alaska Cruise Packing Tips

Best Alaska Cruise Packing Tips


Packing Advice for a 2-Week Land+Cruise Tour to Alaskahttp://travelingwiththejones.com/2014/04/29/packing-advice-for-a-2-week-landcruise-tour-to-alaska/
Alaska Cruise Watch Outs. 8 Things Brochures Don’t Tell You! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9MPoFUekXc
9 Top Cruise Hacks, Tricks And Tips For 2019 / 2020. How To Have An Amazing Cruisehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoamy17fz2o
Cruise Packing Tips: 21 Unusual (But Essential) Items To Packhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EFJvNuw9K8
9 Things Cruise Lines Don’t Want You To Know. And Won’t Tell Youhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cs5UKha9ALc
10 Mistakes First Time Cruisers Make

10 things cruise lines don’t talk about

TRAVEL TIP | 12 Cruise Ship Tips From a Former Employeehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qmTPOFSTaI
Alaska Cruise & Packing Tips | MsGoldgirl

What to expect on an Alaskan Cruise

WHAT TO PACK FOR AN ALASKAN CRUISE | Cruise Tipshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-aOY1OADx0
Alaska Cruise Tips. 6 Need To Knows Before You Gohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn7dpNw5kSI
Alaska Cruise Tips. 6 Need To Knows Before You Gohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn7dpNw5kSI
What To Pack For A Cruise | Must Have Itemshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1S0AP2ShKw
What To Pack For A Cruise | Must Have Itemshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1S0AP2ShKw
107 Best Cruise Tips, Tricks, Secrets, and Freebies

107 Best Cruise Tips, Tricks, Secrets, and Freebies


50 Best Cruise Hacks 2019: Tips to Save Money, Wi-Fi, Weight & Hassle

50 Best Cruise Hacks: Tips to Save Money, WiFi, Weight & Hassle


Making the most of your inside cruise cabin

Cruise Cabin Organization Tips

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Joy in our lives

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These are notes from a church meeting.

– 2 Nephi 2:25:
– Peace and happiness are sisters to joy
– John 12:46
– Dc 18:23-24
1. Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ
2. Repentance
3. baptism
4. Gift of the holy ghost
5. endue to the end.
– Hyrum Smith: keeps say keep living these principals.
– Matt 17:20 faith is like a mustard seed. If you have faith, say to MT move to hinder place. Nothing will be impossible.
– The second half of the above these principals of loving God and loving our neighbors.
– When you encounter someone that is being a twit when you think of them think of the three words just like me. So and so is having a bad day, just like me.

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Insider Blows Whistle & Exec Reveals Google Plan

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Spelling ingenuity

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Good: ingenuity
Bad: inginuity

I consistently have difficulty with this word. If I could think that when you have a genuine idea you are known for your inGENUIty. We’ll see if this one help.

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Myth and redemption

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I don’t recall if this is from the LTUE writer’s symposium or from a storytelling conference. Any Misinformation is the fault of the note taker. Julie Newman is the presenter.

– Discuss how these work in my life. The ideas of the stories we tell ourselves and how they connect to the archival stories.
– Honono pnoo: Hawaii is the Hawaiian idea of taking responsibility to take responsibility for self and for others.
– Jorden Peterson: tells archival stories. Check out on YouTuber. Tell stories and how they work with the human story.
– Jewish proverb: a good story is truer than life.
– What is myth: is a story that is believed whether it is true or not. It is true because it I believed.
– A story you tell yourself: often negative stories we told ourselves. Could still story we our potential successes. Can tell yourself positive stories. Sometimes we make comparisons with others.
– The stories we tell are influenced by our cultures
– The culture we live in shape by the stories we tell.
– How do we position ourselves in our story? Are we the hero in our story or are we the victim?
– Think of yourself as a story; what colors are in it. Is it heavy if you take off the coat what would you put on instead?
– When you tell your negative things it can suck out the joy of life.
– You interpretations of events are like a myth. You can feed the myth in a good way or bad way.
– Your myth controls you more than you realize.
– As storytellers, we can shape anything we want. Some will tell their stories with a different ending.
– Hero and warrior are good ideas.
– Do you disempower other people so you can be a hero?
– Think of every time you feel judged by someone. Think about how you think they are judging you. And you are judging yourself.
– When doing storytelling we get nervous about telling our own stories.
– It’s amazing what happens when hard things happen in your life. How those challenges are interpreted by how we feel about ourselves.

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Alaskan cruise suggestions two

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I’m taking a cruise and did a search for suggestions. The next few blogs for tasks are things I learned. Any misinformation is the fault of the note taker. These notes are about what to pack.

Alarm clock battery
Anti-bacteria sanitizers.
Baseball cap to shade eyes while on lounge chairs.
Bring a power cord
Bring one to two sweatshirts
Bug repellent
Clothes: For daytime wear, we suggest packing clothing that can be worn in layers
Coat warm coat
Cup: your own hot/cold cup
Disinfectant wipes
A document holder may be a transparent paper hold to prevent wrinkling of the papers and provide visibility.
Don’t wear white at dinner
Dramamine seasick meds
Duct tape fix doors or repairs
Earplugs
Eyeshades
First aid kit and add what other you use
Flashlight / portable light
Formal wear
Gloves: A light pair of gloves that are waterproof
Hand cream
Hand disinfectants (loop on a backpack)
Hankey
Hat warm
Highlight markers
Jacket, all-weather make sure there’s a hood on your all-weather jacket
Jeans for excursion
Keyboard for lectures on the ship
Lanyard to hold you ship key.
Lanyards to hold badges (free at the casino)
Laundry pods and two clothes softeners.
Leather shoe with ankle protection
Light sweater
Lightweight jacket
Lip balm
Long johns if going on a glacier
Long sleeve shirts
Magnets to hold papers to metal walls of the cabin.
Moleskins in the back puck and small scissors
Nightlight for the cabin
No hairdryer Leave the hairdryer at home
No umbrella no. Don’t pack an umbrella have a coat with hood
Pillboxes for popular meds.
Pillow your own pillow
Plastic bag for dirty laundry
Pop up clothes hamper
Portable bins from the dollar store to store shoes
Portable radio to listen to the local station.
Post-it notes
Power cord for the phone.
Power strip as cabins has few plugs
raincoat / poncho
Recorder / notebook for lectures
Room freshener
Shoes Closed-Toe, Comfortable Shoes
Short hanger to hold things
Shot wipes for spots on clothes
Slippers
Stocking cap or warm cap and scar
Sunblock
Sunglasses
Surge protectors are actually banned from cruise ships
Tanktop
Tennis shoes
Thick socks
Travel cup
Travel size packets of tissue
Two pair of shoes
Unwrinkled spray
Vest
Water bottles
Ziplocs for other uses.
Ziplocs to protect electronics.

Sources
Princess Cruises Tips: 5 Things You Need To Know Before Cruisinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qioaf1Q2d-Y
Food On The Grand Princess – Slideshow

10 tips on Princess
https://www.afarmgirlsdabbles.com/10-tips-for-planning-your-alaska-cruise/
Top 10 tips for planning your Alaska cruisehttps://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2019/01/17/top-10-tips-planning-your-alaska-cruise
Top 15 Alaska Cruise Tips Every Cruiser Needs to Know for 2019
https://eatsleepcruise.com/2017/05/top-15-alaska-cruise-tips/
Outspoken Advice From Local Alaskans
http://www.alaska.org/cruises/advice/alaska-cruise-tips
Best Alaska Cruise Packing Tips

Best Alaska Cruise Packing Tips


Packing Advice for a 2-Week Land+Cruise Tour to Alaskahttp://travelingwiththejones.com/2014/04/29/packing-advice-for-a-2-week-landcruise-tour-to-alaska/
Alaska Cruise Watch Outs. 8 Things Brochures Don’t Tell You! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9MPoFUekXc
9 Top Cruise Hacks, Tricks And Tips For 2019 / 2020. How To Have An Amazing Cruisehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoamy17fz2o
Cruise Packing Tips: 21 Unusual (But Essential) Items To Packhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EFJvNuw9K8
9 Things Cruise Lines Don’t Want You To Know. And Won’t Tell Youhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cs5UKha9ALc
10 Mistakes First Time Cruisers Make

10 things cruise lines don’t talk about

TRAVEL TIP | 12 Cruise Ship Tips From a Former Employeehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qmTPOFSTaI
Alaska Cruise & Packing Tips | MsGoldgirl

What to expect on an Alaskan Cruise

WHAT TO PACK FOR AN ALASKAN CRUISE | Cruise Tipshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-aOY1OADx0
Alaska Cruise Tips. 6 Need To Knows Before You Gohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn7dpNw5kSI
Alaska Cruise Tips. 6 Need To Knows Before You Gohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn7dpNw5kSI
What To Pack For A Cruise | Must Have Itemshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1S0AP2ShKw
What To Pack For A Cruise | Must Have Itemshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1S0AP2ShKw
107 Best Cruise Tips, Tricks, Secrets, and Freebies

107 Best Cruise Tips, Tricks, Secrets, and Freebies


50 Best Cruise Hacks 2019: Tips to Save Money, Wi-Fi, Weight & Hassle

50 Best Cruise Hacks: Tips to Save Money, WiFi, Weight & Hassle


Making the most of your inside cruise cabin

Cruise Cabin Organization Tips

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Seeing ourselves

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Here are some notes from a storytelling workshop at Roots and Wings conference. I don’t remember the title so I made one up that I thought would fit.

– Some will do wandering writing. It gives you a chance to ask yourself questions.
– Sometimes we will have moments we will see great potential.
– Write down three people who light you up and why why
– People you admire may not see themselves as their positive traits.
– Some may feel that if they are successful you will hurt others. That’s not true.
– Replace a negative label with a positive label.
– Book: story branding, by Donald Miller. Uses the hero’s journey. When doing marketing. You don’t make yourself the hero your client needs to be seen as the hero.
– When you set yourself as perfect and it can be draining. Being a supporter.
– Myth and redemptions permit you to empower yourself.
– Treat yourself as someone worth listening to.
– In journal take a line and ask yourself a question. Then wait and listen to your response. Such questions as.
– Why do certain things make you upset? Ask why upset about because I feel like such and such. It’s like peeling the onion.
– Started taking full responsibility for the things that upset you.
– Reflect to understand motivations can take out the sail of negativity.
– Every time you come across a belief > someone thinks about you. Can be removed.
– Whatever we see in ourselves is created by our attitudes and those mindsets can be changed.

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Spelling Cruise

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Good: Cruise
Bad: cruze

I can see the ocean by going on a cru_I_SE

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What’s Wrong with the USMCA?

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Independence Day is almost upon us! This is a great time to reach out individually to friends, neighbors and others. Here are some effective ways that we can help preserve our liberties both now and in the coming weeks. Currently, the USMCA (United State Mexico Canada Agreement) is one of the most immediate threats to our Constitution and to our sovereignty.
Learn more about the USMCA
Read the letter to neighbors below (also included as first attachment)
Read “What’s Wrong with the USMCA?” https://www.thenewamerican.com/print-magazine/item/30541-what-s-wrong-with-the-usmca
Watch a short video. In the YouTube search bar enter: “USMCA: What they are not telling you.” 32:58 (You might have to scroll down a page or two to find it.) OR use this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff1uzBWQQW0
Additional resources are available at: https://www.jbs.org/NAFTA
Contact your US Senators and Representatives to OPPOSE the USMCA. Use one or two talking points from the letter to neighbors.
Please print copies of the letter the USMCA (the attached letter preserves the formatting) to give to friends and neighbors (and/or email this info to those you know including people in other states) and encourage THEM to contact their US Senators and Representatives as well.
Help at Freedom Festival Parade. Please print some of the attached letters (100-200 or more?) to pass out at the Freedom Festival Parade (or at another patriotic event that you will be attending).
A great time is while people are waiting for the parade to begin. Choose recipients who will be most likely to read the material and take action, e.g. parents and grandparents. Be sure to tell them to check out both sides.
You could text Bliss Tew at 801-427-1106 to find out which areas of the parade route need to be covered or to report the location where you will be passing out fliers (eg. On university avenue east side of street, between 100 N and 300 N).
If you want us to print flyers for you (8 cents each) please text Bliss at 801-427-1106 or Sharon at 801-224-1769 by Tuesday July 2nd.
On the back side of the letter, print the attached flyer about a special event called, “Get Us Out of the United Nations.” This presentation will be at 7:15 pm on Friday August 23 in Sandy, UT, Mark your calendar for the 23rd and plan to bring a couple of friends! This presentation will be just three days before the 68th United Nations Civil Society Conference meets in Salt Lake City,Aug 26-28. (Read this email’s third attachment which provides important additional info on the UN and this conference.) A focus of the UN Conference will be to to promote global unity and to expand awareness of sustainable development goals.
Continue to educate others, especially your elected officials, about the importance of keeping their oath of office and following the Constitution. Be on the lookout for those who might cosponsor a resolution to rescind Utah’s calls for an Article V convention. To see if your legislator supported or opposed Utah’s most recent call for a constitutional convention, go to https://le.utah.gov/~2019/bills/static/SJR009.html and click on STATUS. The number of votes for and against in the house and the senate are listed In the right hand column on the state page. Click on the blue numbers to see names and how they voted.

LETTER TO NEIGHBORS

Is America’s independence secure, or will the passage of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) set these three countries on a road that leads us into a North American Union?
Dear Neighbor, Please read this and take the action at the end of this short letter.
The USMCA is more than just a simple trade agreement between countries. Instead; it expands NAFTA, and included provisions consistent with the Trans-Pacific Partnership — both of which President Trump rightly decried as being the worst trade agreements ever negotiated. While there might be some short-term trade benefits for Americans, the USMCA will further integrate the economies of the United States, Mexico, and Canada into one unified economic and political bloc, similar to the early stages of the European Union. The USMCA will compromise our sovereignty and the ability to make our own decisions. Here is a short list of some major concerns with this agreement.
The USMCA, with its 2,325 pages, expands NAFTA by 12 additional chapters.
The USMCA subordinates America’s interests to those of the region of North America (as opposed to putting America first). Chrystia Freeland (Canada Foreign Affairs Minister) said that the very progressive trade agreement is intended to equally redistribute the wealth it generates among the citizens of all three countries.
The USMCA establishes a Free Trade Commission which will have complete control over the USMCA once it is put into effect. The commission will have the powerto promote the United Nations concept of “sustainable development,” to address the complete subordination to international authority such as that outlined in the UN’s Law of the Sea, AND to alter the USMCA at will—all without the consent of Congress.
Chapters 17 and 23 have the potential to further open our nation’s borders.
USMCA would take away our ability to impose tariffs, the very thing which has incentivized Mexico to finally do its part to help curb illegal immigration.
A vote in Congress on the USMCA could happen early this summer. If Congress approves a USMCA Implementation Act, both Mexico and Canada are expected to ratify it to become effective Jan. 1, 2020.
Please phone your representative (202-225-3121) and Senators (202-224-3121). Tell them we need to negotiate independent trade agreements withMexico and Canada one at a time. We should not enter into a trilateral agreement that will merge our country with Canada and Mexico. Ask your representative and senators to vote NAY on any USMCA implementation bills and to oppose the USMCA because it will further consolidate the economic integration of North America AND will threaten our national sovereignty and independence.

BE INFORMED
TAKE ACTION
MAKE A DIFFERENCE

TO LEARN MORE:
Read “What’s Wrong with the USMCA?” https://www.thenewamerican.com/print-magazine/item/30541-what-s-wrong-with-the-usmca

Watch this short video. In the YouTube search bar enter: “USMCA: What they are not telling you.” 32:58 (You might have to scroll down a page or two to find it.) OR use this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff1uzBWQQW0

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