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Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. |
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Herbert Hoover wrote:
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:09:51 +0000, Fed Up Lurker wrote: Hi Herbie, please see UnsteadyKen's perfect answer, I wish I'd wrote that. Feddie, I can't find UnsteadyKen's post. I've retrieved all headers for RAO and it's not showing up.If you could either post or cite medsssage id, I'd be grateful Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" Puzzlingly, UnsteadyKens BT/giganews post fails to show up on a number of servers? Here is a paste of it: ----- Original Message ----- From: "UnsteadyKen" Newsgroups: rec.audio.opinion Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 6:19 AM Subject: A really fine record Herbert Hoover wrote... I would subscribe to their website if there were a good reason for it. Perhaps I'm missing something here and JA can inform me. I expect he'd say that it is has hundreds of well written reviews with excellent technical analysis and measurements. He could possibly mention the entertaining and informative personal columns. He might then go on to draw your attention to the vast range of fascinating historical articles and thinkpieces. If he is in a particularly expansive mood he may mention that the site serves as an outstanding example of how a paper magazine can be complemented and enhanced by a web presence. And he'd be right. -- Ken UK digital switchover advice: http://www.paras.org.uk/01-intro.shtml My feeble audio links site has moved: again! Now adfree. http://unsteadyken.sitegoz.com/ |
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George M. Middius wrote:
Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. It is a bit odd, it shows up on both my BT and aioe nntp accounts, but not google, and strangely not on a pal's giganews account, and Unsteady posted from a rebadged giganews account? I pasted it as response to Herbie. |
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Arny Krueger wrote:
"Fed Up Lurker" wrote in message (And NO AK, all the hardware does not sound the same) Just another RAO ******, tilting at imaginary windmills. FUL-ofit, if your high priests actually had to do some real science, they'd fall by the wayside in a heartbeat. Hi Arny, are you in a bad mood, has someone upset you? |
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On 17 Feb, 09:38, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"Clyde Slick" wrote in message It really hurts when even the SMWTMS turns their back on you. So that's why Atkinson is always so p'd off? i don't think he has been trying to attend any of their torture sessions |
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:45:22 -0500, George M. Middius
wrote: Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. Ahhh! Thank you, George. Most appreciated. Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" |
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 22:59:31 +0000, Fed Up Lurker
wrote: Herbert Hoover wrote: On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:09:51 +0000, Fed Up Lurker wrote: Hi Herbie, please see UnsteadyKen's perfect answer, I wish I'd wrote that. Feddie, I can't find UnsteadyKen's post. I've retrieved all headers for RAO and it's not showing up.If you could either post or cite medsssage id, I'd be grateful Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" Puzzlingly, UnsteadyKens BT/giganews post fails to show up on a number of servers? Here is a paste of it: ----- Original Message ----- From: "UnsteadyKen" Newsgroups: rec.audio.opinion Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 6:19 AM Subject: A really fine record Herbert Hoover wrote... I would subscribe to their website if there were a good reason for it. Perhaps I'm missing something here and JA can inform me. I expect he'd say that it is has hundreds of well written reviews with excellent technical analysis and measurements. He could possibly mention the entertaining and informative personal columns. He might then go on to draw your attention to the vast range of fascinating historical articles and thinkpieces. If he is in a particularly expansive mood he may mention that the site serves as an outstanding example of how a paper magazine can be complemented and enhanced by a web presence. And he'd be right. -- Ken UK digital switchover advice: http://www.paras.org.uk/01-intro.shtml My feeble audio links site has moved: again! Now adfree. http://unsteadyken.sitegoz.com/ OK. Thanks, Feddie. In a way I would prefer not to go here because I am a great fan of JA's, and also because these are conversations really best held off-line. I'm aware of everything Unsteady has written, and he's quite right. I can speak only for myself, of course....so here goes: Much of the website's historical material is available to everyone regardless of whether a subscriber. I'm delighted with this, of course, and I take occasional advantage. Again speaking only for myself, historical material in audio holds very little sway for me. Now, of course, others may find great value in such content, and I am *not* gainsaying that. Such a point of view is as least equal in value to mine, and many would say valued more than my poor farthing's worth. Unsteady, if you see this, may I say I agree with your point as well that the web site complements the magazine. I'm in the peculiar position of defending a point of view I'm not sure I espouse, namely, that I don't *like* audio* magazines. Of course, it's also true that I am no fan of analog, having long ago moved on and never looked back. Audio magazines devoted to such arcana have little value for me.....which is not to say others won't benefit enormously. I like audio magazines well enough. I just don't think there's enough business out there to sustain them and it's painful watching magazines die a slow and ever-diminishing death. When I do like audio magazines, it's because I'm in the market......I'm looking for something and want as much input as I can get. One year I subscribed to Stereophile just for the recommended components section. I don't think I looked twice at the magazine after I had purchased somethihg. That's a function of me, however, not necessarily the market. In the end, what matters here is that there are enough Fed Ups and UnsteadyKens to make Stereophile a going concern. I actually love Stereophile because I have intimate understanding of what goes into publishing a magazine. I don't call JA a professional's professional simply because I'm an audio suck-up.....which I'm not. I say that because Stereophile is a magnificently edited magazine with all that entails. I don't have to love the content to recognize quality. I will say, though, that the Stereophile Website is neither fish nor fowl. That is, it is not a stand-alone site capable of sustaining itself, and it's not a magazine either. In the same way you can't just film a play and have a good movie (although many things about such an effort might be outstanding), you can't just put a magazine on the web. and hope it will become an outstanding web presence. However, there's no point in making that site much better than it currently is if you can't sufficiently monetize the resulting effort. I won't speak to the viability of the audio market. I leave that to JA and Boon, both of whom are in it in spades and with skill. With absolutely no ax to grind here...... Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" |
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 23:03:14 +0000, Fed Up Lurker
wrote: George M. Middius wrote: Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. It is a bit odd, it shows up on both my BT and aioe nntp accounts, but not google, and strangely not on a pal's giganews account, and Unsteady posted from a rebadged giganews account? I pasted it as response to Herbie. and that was much appreciated and responded to, Feddie. Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" |
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 23:25:28 +0000, Fed Up Lurker
wrote: Nutter alert - Arny and Scott have joined the thread so now it's dead, time to move on. You can't put anything past Mrs. Lurker's son, can you? Dead on, Feddie. Time to move on to something else Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" |
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 15:38:41 -0800, hophead wrote:
In article , says... Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. It's not on my NNTP server either. Without a doubt the Krooborg was lying. Shocked, Shocked, I tell you! hoocuddaknown? Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" |
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Herbert Hoover wrote...
There you are, unsteady!. Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem, but I suppose I must be in a depressed state..........because I can't seem to locate it....something about audio magazines, perhaps? It was just a reply to your question about whether it was worth visiting the Stereophile website. I gave what I thought were several good reasons for doing so and finished by mentioning that IMO the site was an good example of how a publisher could use the web to complement a print magazine and provide an excellent resource in its own right. As opposed to the cheapskate effort by IPC Media, publishers of my favourite print mag Hi-Fi News http://www.hifinews.co.uk/ which appears to be there mainly to tempt passing Googlers into buying PDF reprints of reviews for nearly the full cover price of the magazine. Tut tut. -- Ken UK digital switchover advice: http://www.paras.org.uk/01-intro.shtml My feeble audio links site has moved: again! Now adfree. http://unsteadyken.sitegoz.com/ |
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In article , HHoover1928
@gmail.com says... In the end, what matters here is that there are enough Fed Ups and UnsteadyKens to make Stereophile a going concern. I actually love Stereophile because I have intimate understanding of what goes into publishing a magazine. I don't call JA a professional's professional simply because I'm an audio suck-up.....which I'm not. I say that because Stereophile is a magnificently edited magazine with all that entails. I don't have to love the content to recognize quality. I'm a relatively recent subscriber to Stereophile (just approaching 2 years now) and I really love it. But I like magazines in general. I've almost always got a subscription on the go for whatever I'm into (I love cooking: I get a couple of magazines in that genre even though all that same info is available on-line). In the earlier days I subscribed to Byte magazine and other similar mags when that was my thing: I even held a subscription to the "C/C++ User's Journal" for a time, but I've moved on from that. Stereophile is blessed with some excellent writers: I don't necessarily read it for "information", though that can be a part of it, but I really enjoy reading Fremer, Tellig, Dudley and the other cast. I'm always thrilled when my copy arrives. And of course, I do learn things. I'll also say that digital is good, too: I like Tone magazine, and I've always liked Marc's writing. Jeff Dorgay is good, too, and I like the depth and breadth of their coverage. I really hope that you are wrong about print mags: I may be something of a dinosaur, but I personally love them. Hell, I've even got a ton of back issues of "The Audio Critic" though I admit these days I part company with the founder's philosophy. |
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 17:43:50 -0800, hophead wrote:
I'm a relatively recent subscriber to Stereophile (just approaching 2 years now) and I really love it. But I like magazines in general. I've almost always got a subscription on the go for whatever I'm into (I love cooking: I get a couple of magazines in that genre even though all that same info is available on-line). I used to feel similarly. My behavior was forever changed as I gradually over a period of time found myself reading the NY Times on line more and more as opposed to the actual newspaper. After a while, I found I no longer look forward toi eading traditional print (other than books, that is) snipped for brevity I really hope that you are wrong about print mags: I may be something of a dinosaur, but I personally love them. Hell, I've even got a ton of back issues of "The Audio Critic" though I admit these days I part company with the founder's philosophy. Well.....I do, too (but I don't think so) Herbert Hoover 1928-1932 "It Was All Franklin's Fault" |
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Please ignore.
I've been asked by someone to change my headers just for this post. To locate posts by you and to post this supplied reply. To ascertain if this BT/giganews server account will also fail to show on several severs. "UnsteadyKen" wrote in message m... Herbert Hoover wrote... There you are, unsteady!. Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem, but I suppose I must be in a depressed state..........because I can't seem to locate it....something about audio magazines, perhaps? It was just a reply to your question about whether it was worth visiting the Stereophile website. I gave what I thought were several good reasons for doing so and finished by mentioning that IMO the site was an good example of how a publisher could use the web to complement a print magazine and provide an excellent resource in its own right. As opposed to the cheapskate effort by IPC Media, publishers of my favourite print mag Hi-Fi News http://www.hifinews.co.uk/ which appears to be there mainly to tempt passing Googlers into buying PDF reprints of reviews for nearly the full cover price of the magazine. Tut tut. -- Ken UK digital switchover advice: http://www.paras.org.uk/01-intro.shtml My feeble audio links site has moved: again! Now adfree. http://unsteadyken.sitegoz.com/ |
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"George M. Middius" wrote in
message Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. No Middiot - Gogle was lying to you. ;-) |
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"hophead" wrote in message
t In article , says... Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. It's not on my NNTP server either. Without a doubt the Krooborg was lying. USK has confirmed making the post - you are simply talking trash as usual. :-( |
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"hophead" wrote in message
t In article , HHoover1928 @gmail.com says... In the end, what matters here is that there are enough Fed Ups and UnsteadyKens to make Stereophile a going concern. I actually love Stereophile because I have intimate understanding of what goes into publishing a magazine. I don't call JA a professional's professional simply because I'm an audio suck-up.....which I'm not. I say that because Stereophile is a magnificently edited magazine with all that entails. I don't have to love the content to recognize quality. no amission that he was wrong when he accused me of lying Just another RAO troll who actually believes the Middiot's spew. |
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"Fed Up Lurker" wrote in message
Nutter alert - Arny and Scott have joined the thread so now it's dead, time to move on. Typical RAO troll response to input from adults who are capable of critical thinking. |
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message ... "hophead" wrote in message t In article , says... Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. It's not on my NNTP server either. Without a doubt the Krooborg was lying. USK has confirmed making the post - you are simply talking trash as usual. :-( Pot - Kettle - Black!!! TT |
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message ... "George M. Middius" wrote in message Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. No Middiot - Gogle was lying to you. ;-) "Gogle" eh?! Is that the new Google Light? TT |
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On Feb 18, 7:50*am, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"Fed Up Lurker" wrote in Nutter alert - Arny and Scott have joined the thread so now it's dead, time to move on. Typical RAO troll response to input from adults who are capable of critical thinking. People who are rational, sane and smart realize that you and 2pid destroy discussions. You and 2pid are the only ones who think that the two of you are capable of discussing anything. Everybody else knows better. Isn't that funny, GOIA? |
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"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote in message On Feb 18, 7:50 am, "Arny Krueger" wrote: "Fed Up Lurker" wrote in Nutter alert - Arny and Scott have joined the thread so now it's dead, time to move on. Typical RAO troll response to input from adults who are capable of critical thinking. People who are rational, sane and smart ... ....are a class of people that you can't deal with effectively, Grasshopper. Time to get back off those drugs and back on your meds. That and a GED would be a big help for you. |
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On Feb 18, 8:57*am, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote in On Feb 18, 7:50 am, "Arny Krueger" wrote: "Fed Up Lurker" wrote in Nutter alert - Arny and Scott have joined the thread so now it's dead, time to move on. Typical RAO troll response to input from adults who are capable of critical thinking. People who are rational, sane and smart ... ...are a class of people that you can't deal with effectively, Master. Oh wow. A weak IKYABWAI. I did *not* see that coming. LOL! Time to get back off those drugs and back on your meds. That and a GED would be a big help for you. You're like a Dachshund trying to take on a Doberman, GOIA. There are two prime differences between us: I'm sane and smart. You're not. ;-) |
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On 18 Feb, 08:31, "TT" wrote:
"Arny Krueger" wrote in message ... "hophead" wrote in message et In article , says... Herbert Hoover said: Fed Up referred me to a post of your, but I have been unable to find it either via Agent or via Google groups. Everyone else seems to have no problem I can't find it either. I'm sure the Krooborg was lying. It's not on my NNTP server either. Without a doubt the Krooborg was lying. USK has confirmed making the post - you are simply talking trash as usual. :-( Pot - Kettle - Black!!! TT- Ascunde citatul - - Afiºare text în citat - Didn't you mean commode - bedpan - brown, considering Arny beinf the source? |
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On 18 Feb, 08:57, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote in On Feb 18, 7:50 am, "Arny Krueger" wrote: "Fed Up Lurker" wrote in Nutter alert - Arny and Scott have joined the thread so now it's dead, time to move on. Typical RAO troll response to input from adults who are capable of critical thinking. People who are rational, sane and smart ... ...are a class of people that you can't deal with effectively, Grasshopper. Time to get back off those drugs and back on your meds. That and a GED would be a big help for you. Its time for you to walk in front of a bus, Cockroach. |
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Clyde Slick said: Didn't you mean commode - bedpan - brown, considering Arny beinf the source? Arnii believes what jeebus tells him to believe. |
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"hophead" wrote in message
t I have to admit: I was wrong about Mr. Krooger lying in this instance. A nonsense statement since there is no such person as Mr. Krooger. You know better than that, therefore you are being deceptive, IOW lying. |
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On 18 Feb, 14:51, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"hophead" wrote in message t I have to admit: I was wrong about Mr. Krooger lying in this instance. A nonsense statement since there is no such person as Mr. Krooger. *You know better than that, therefore you are being deceptive, IOW lying. yes, as you point out, he was lying when he said that Krooger was telling the truth. Good one, Cockroach!!! |
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Arnii, plz avert your ocular implants
hophead said: I have to admit: I was wrong about Mr. Krooger lying in this instance. In my defense the record shows that The Krooborg is a pathological liar and a giant turd. Further, the referenced post was nowhwere to be seen. Applying the scientific method led support to the only logical conclusion (The Krooborg lied), but recent newly discovered evidence has challenged this. My revised hypothesis: Arnii Krooger is a liar, but (shocking as it may seem) he did NOT lie about unsteadyken's post. Another humiliation for the Krooborg: Caught telling the truth in public. -- "Who is Arnii Krooger?" -- Arnii Krooger (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) |
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hophead said: Another humiliation for the Krooborg: Caught telling the truth in public. Isn't that typically a prelude to a Kroodown? You may have humiliated Turdy into total submission. Nice. |
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Arny Krueger wrote:
"Fed Up Lurker" wrote in message (And NO AK, all the hardware does not sound the same) Just another RAO ******, tilting at imaginary windmills. FUL-ofit, if your high priests actually had to do some real science, they'd fall by the wayside in a heartbeat. Hi Arny, I have to admit you're good at the baiting malarky, and I shouldn't fall for it, and this is the last time I do fall for your silliness, but.... "real science"? But you Arny use and have faith in PM's (and to a lesser extent JA's) science. In your very own "tests", just one example, that PCI card and software for measuring jitter, it maybe badged differently, and not as pretty in your screengrabs, but who do you think was the developer/originator of that very type of important jitter measurement tool? That the software you use is a clumsy copy of said tool. And Arny, why is it that though it;s obvious you read through every word posted in zillions of different groups, it is obvious when you are slaughtered and lost for a counter argument you carefully select what posts/threads to reply with your silliness, but still you get it wrong. So please, take this opportunity to right just one or two in this thread. Your amateur recordings of your local church choir with budget mic's and domestic hardware. But nobody has actually heard them (If they exist). But in usenet you use them so as to claim "professional" status (You're not a professional) So just once, give substance to your dubious claims, post a small segment, to YouTube - we will understand that converted to streaming flash will have an impact, but it is just to show that you do have some sort of experiance that you claim to have in that field. To others: Dear Herbie You've been a delight, a real pleasure being in dialog with you. I hope to catch up with you soon. UnSteadyKen: It seems that since late january you may have been blacklisted by a number of nntp servers, I haven't done any real homework, but it could be because you post from a specific assigned IP block that is deemed naughty? (Not you, but others on that IP sector) JA: Silence is golden...and very revealing! I understand why you couldn't reply to my question. Now it just leaves me to wish you all a safe Bon Jovi on your voyage through the loonacy that is usenet. I'm off to Tesco's to shoplift a couple of bottles of Californian Cabernet (The Yanks have the perfect climate and soil for this grape - better than anything the French can muster) Cheers John. |
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To others: Dear Herbie You've been a delight, a real pleasure being in dialog with you. I hope to catch up with you soon. Easily done, Feddie.....er......John. E-mail me. That Herbert Hoover e-mail address works. I'll respond and we'll communicate well-enough.....well-enough, that is, if I can recover from being knackered all these years. Herbert "Knackered" Hoover 2009-2009 |
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On 19 Feb, 06:40, Fed Up Lurker wrote:
.. Now it just leaves me to wish you all a safe Bon Jovi on your voyage through the loonacy that is usenet. I'm off to Tesco's to shoplift a couple of bottles of Californian Cabernet (The Yanks have the perfect climate and soil for this grape - better than anything the French can muster) the Rutherford Bench |
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