George Clooney

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Today is George’s birthday—born May 6, 1961—and I had a whole post about him with some interesting facts about his life, because I respected George’s attitude on aging as a movie star.  He didn’t want to dye his hair or get plastic surgery, because people always look a little off when they try to recapture their youth, he said. 

Then just recently I read this article where George makes the comment that it might be time to FORCE JAB people with the vaccine.  Suddenly an individual making their own choices was not a good option for George.  Sad.

The time has come to force-jab every unvaccinated person in the United States, according to Hollywood actor George Clooney who declared his support for “mandatory vaccines, period” during a red carpet interview.

George Clooney Says It’s Time To Force-Jab Every Unvaccinated Person In America
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  1. Morning All

    more clouds this morning and sprinkles–temps sitting at 50*.

    We left the 2 hummer feeders on the side deck out because the raccoons cannot get to them. the bears can if they want, but they didn’t. this morning i had 2 hummers on them–barely light enough to see them, but there they sat…lol

    Sad about Clooney…at this point in time calling to force jab folks…sigh. very disappointing.

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    1. We are likely to see tragic results if George Clooney takes his own opinion seriously. Wonder how many ‘boosters’ he’s had?

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        1. I came home for one or two nights to get mail, do laundry and the yard. My heart is hurting because of the disdain and rejection of my family.

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          1. oh GA!
            I’m so sorry!!
            after all you do, how can they feel that way about you?
            none of us is perfect, but your family does not realize what an absolute GEM you are!!
            turning the other cheek and going back to help after being mistreated? you are an absolute angel to do that. I don’t know that I’d have the compassion to care for people who mistreat me like that.
            God has Blessed you with a wonderful spirit GA! never let anyone make you feel different!

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    2. Morning, Pat! George Clooney is a putz thru-and-thru, IMO. What a jerk! Remember when people were actually suggesting that HE run for President? Pfftttt!

      Remember this?

      We’ve got more high winds coming later – 45 MPH+ – so I went out and took everything down – 8 hanging plants, 4 feeders. Most of the rain will be to the south and east of me altho we’ll get some here; the wind has been building all night – it woke me up several times during the night.

      Surprisingly, I’m not hurting much this morning – just my knuckles. Frankly, I’m surprised – I figured my back would be hurting at least but I’m also not complaining! LOL

      It will be a miracle of those cantaloupe seeds actually come up – that soil is simply awful but, considering it was nothing but lawn for many years and I haven’t amended it at all, it’s not really a surprise. I did a combo of original seeds and those I saved from last summer – it will be interesting to see what happens. Life is nothing but an experiment!

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  5. very well stated…imp

    Bill Ackman

    @BillAckman

    Not to weigh in on another controversial topic, but here goes: When we screen female athletes in the Olympics for testosterone supplementation etc., we do so because we understand that male hormones can give female athletes a material and unfair competitive advantage. How then can we allow transfemales to compete in women’s sports? What is the best argument for allowing transfemales to compete in women’s sports, but disallowing women to use performance enhancing drugs in the same contest? What am I missing?

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  6. video in tweet

    Wall Street Apes

    @WallStreetApes

    San Francisco Has Carried Out It’s First Ever Solar Geoengineering Cloud Brightening Experiment “The scientists intentionally kept the experiment a secret in hopes of stopping public backlash” “This is the first publicly disclosed cloud brightening experiment ever conducted in North America and only the second to be done in the world.” “in San Francisco earlier this month. The experiment artificially brightened existing clouds by using a machine to shoot microscopic salt aerosol particles hundreds of feet into the air. As reported by the Smithsonian in the New York Times, scientists from the University of Washington’s Marine Cloud Brightening Program used a decommissioned aircraft carrier in Alameda. The scientists intentionally kept the experiment a secret in hopes of stopping public backlash The goal of climate and solar geoengineering is to increase the Earth’s albedo, which will reflect more sunlight back into space. David Santio, a senior scientist who is not part of the experiment, told the New York Times that these engineering projects are concerning because you could change climatic patterns not just over the sea, but over the land as well. Solar geoengineering could impact wind patterns and drive unexpected weather which could have unforeseen impacts on fish populations and the overall climate.” “As I touched on in my video last year, Mexico banned solar geoengineering after an American startup ran unapproved data collection trials in their airfields” “Comment what you think about this project and solar geoengineering as a whole.”

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  9. George Clooney? I know his name but don’t recognize his face. Nor could I tell you much about him. By what authority or credentials does this Taurus actor suggest mandating medical treatments for anything?

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    1. Morning, Katherine! Clooney is a putz thru-and-thru. IIRC, his Father had some relatively high position in government somewhere and, back in 2016, people were even suggesting that Clooney himself should run for President. He’s a rich globalist. Remember this in 2016?

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      1. Thanks for the reply, but the 2016 campaign bored me, and I don’t see the connection to Clooney. It helps to know his father was a government drone. Government drones (the human variety) and the media universally hate gate crashers like Trump.

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        1. I think the majority of these high falutin’ “stars” are government drones in one form or another.

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          1. I agree. Jane Fonda and Barbara Streisand made impressions on my youth, because of their abilities, and their roles in memorable movies. Robert Redford. Paul Newman. And I’ve watched them age, along with me.

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            1. My favorite actress was always Sally Field, mainly because I looked just like her in my early teen years and I thoroughly enjoyed every movie she was in. My nickname at church camp was Gidget! Jimmie Stewart is at the top of my male stars list. As for younger actors, my fav would be Jim Caviezel. Of course, then there is Lee Majors – loved watching him in the Big Valley, 6 Million $ Man, etc. I had the chance to kiss him in Pueblo, CO at the airport and he put his arm around me – reeked of alcohol, and Farah was a flat-out bitch!

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              3. Sallie Field. The Flying Nun. I’d forgotten about Gidget. My father loved TV, and I loved Colorado, when I lived in Telluride and did a lot of hiking and backpacking in the San Juan Mountains. Lots of Hollywood types would show up for the film festival each September. That’s when I worked for the local weekly, the Telluride Times, but it was bought out by a local realtor shortly after I left. He ran it into the ground.

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              4. I was only in Pueblo for 2 years, from 1974-76. I always thought it was in the perfect location – in kind of a valley between Co. Springs/Denver and Raton Pass. During the winter, both the pass and city airports would be shut down, while Pueblo only had a couple of inches of snow and we were open for business. I enjoyed riding horses out on the mesa and heading up to Rye on the week-ends to wander thru the woods. I visited Bishop’s Castle when it was just in it’s beginning stages – only 2 floors at that time – in ’76 – that was the week-end before I left and returned to NE.

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              5. That’s also the first time I saw a hummingbird! I thought they were bumblebees buzzing around my head! LOL

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              6. There were lots of different varieties of hummingbirds in Telluride in the summer. We had a hummingbird feeder and a small garden, but different climates and soil conditions have taught me what to grow or not grow in the various places I’ve resided. In Telluride, the hummers became so tame that sometimes one would settle on.my finger under the feeder. Strawberries grew well in the garden, but carrots were thin and crooked. In Savannah, plant roots rot or bugs and caterpillars or birds, racoons, squrrels, rats, or dear eat whatever food is available. I don’t use poison, which only makes the mosquitoes meaner, after the helicopters spray to kill mosquitoes over the marsh.

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              7. every summer we get a lot of hummers and I will take one of the feeders off the hook and hold it in my hand in the spot where it normally hangs. and every year, i can get one to sit on my hands
                and drink out of the feeder

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    2. Morning Katharine!
      I remember him for being in Roseanne, Facts of Life (iirc) and then doing movies.
      Hollywood thinks because we enjoy some of their movies, we will emulate them and allow them to tell us how to live. they overrate their value to us

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      1. Yes. New York and California are delusional that way and don’t understand what it’s like to live in the Real World. I liked Roseanne, but I’ve never been much of a TV watcher, or a movie-watcher, so I’m generally out of touch with fads, celebrities, or anything except for overall trends. Clooney is eminently forgettable. Trump is a New Yorker, so knows how the game is played.

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              1. You both are good for my understanding. I think I’ve asked Filly before to explain terms. International websites are the worst for using letters to depict organizations, like NGO, BRICS, etc., but the US Federal government drives me bonkers with its organizational chart. FCC, FTC, USDA, and the morphing of organizations, the consolidation or repositioning of various bureaucracies at different times.

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            2. Any time I can help, just ask. After serving in the Army and working for about 20 years in the defense contracting industry (DCI), I am QUITE familiar with acronyms.

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              2. My memory is very spotty – I forget the simplest things, like people’s names that I don’t see very often, while distinctly remembering scenes from my childhood. But, then, I have low-level Asperger syndrome – I’ll be the first to admit that I’m weird! LOL

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              3. We are all weird in some way, and that’s what makes each of us unique. Imagine seeing someone after a number of years, trying to remember face and name, then having to ask to be reminded . . . humbling . . .

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  10. OK, I ran down that so-called “connection” to the Presidency vis-a-vis Clooney. His Father was actually a newscaster

    EXCERPTS: “Nick Clooney, George’s father, was also in the media industry. He started his career as a disc jockey in the American Forces Network in Germany while serving as a corporal in the army. Two of the shows he helped produce were “Music in the Air” and “Melody-Go-Round,” per The Famous People.

    Nick had hoped to break into Hollywood upon his return to the United States but was unsuccessful. Instead, he returned to Kentucky and worked at WKYT-TV in Lexington. He moved up the ranks after a few years, hosting a morning talk show called the “The Nick Clooney Show.” 

    However, Nick’s big break came when he was selected as a host for the ABC show “The Money Maze,” which gave him a national audience. Nick continued to work in various news and hosting jobs, even moving to Los Angeles for a brief period for his duties.

    It was also Nick who gave George his first taste of the camera. According to Biography, George would often appear in sketches that were part of his father’s talk show, starting when he was just 5 years old.

    Nick’s career was enough of an inspiration to George that the “Gravity” star originally hoped to pursue a career in journalism as well. George attended Northern Kentucky University with the intent to major in broadcast journalism. However, George quickly realized that he was on the wrong path and dropped out.

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    Though the Clooney clan appears to be mostly centered around entertainment, there is one interesting link far back in the family tree that not only links them to politics but to one of the most notable presidents of American history: Abraham Lincoln.

    According to Geneastar, George Clooney’s great-great-great-great-grandmother on his mother’s side was a woman named Mary Ann Sparrow. Mary Ann Sparrow’s half-sister was Nancy Hanks, who later married a man named Thomas Lincoln. Their son was Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States.

    That means that Mary Ann was Abraham Lincoln’s aunt and George Clooney is Lincoln’s half-first cousin five times removed, as calculated by Reuters.

    Though George hasn’t really discussed his distant relative, he has been vocal about his political opinions in the past. In addition, he has often fundraised for Democratic candidates and donated money to political causes. At one point, it was even rumored that he was eyeing a run for office, but he recently shot down rumors of those ambitions, joking that he’d prefer to have a “nice life,” per Bloomberg.”

    https://www.grunge.com/793080/the-clooney-family-tree-explained/

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  11. Senator Fetterman was mayor of Braddock for a time…

    GGGGGggggrrrrrrrrrrr

    May 6, 2024 7:55 am

    By God’s grace, this PA Pastor is safe…

    Stunning video from church service today.

    This happened in Braddock, Pennsylvania.

    Pastor survives after handgun jams and doesn’t fire.pic.twitter.com/AAHQiDtFfU

    — Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) May 6, 2024

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  13. They’re at it again! SMDH

    EXCERPT:

    It has become the topic of the season at Washington dinner parties and receptions. Where would you go if it really happens?

    Portugal, says a former member of Congress. Australia, says a former agency director. Canada, says a Biden administration official. France, says a liberal columnist. Poland, says a former investigator.

    They’re joking. Sort of. At least in most cases. It’s a gallows humor with a dark edge. Much of official Washington is bracing for the possibility that former President Donald J. Trump really could return — this time with “retribution” as his avowed mission, the discussion is where people might go into a sort of self-imposed exile.

    Whether they mean it or not, the buzz is a telling indicator of the grim mood among many in the nation’s capital these days. The “what if” goes beyond the normal prospect of a side unhappy about a lost election. It speaks to the nervousness about a would-be president who talks of being a dictator for a day, who vows to “root out” enemies he called “vermin,” who threatens to prosecute adversaries, who suggests a general he deems disloyal deserves “DEATH,” whose lawyers say he may have immunity even if he orders the assassination of political rivals.

    “I feel like in the past two weeks that conversation for whatever reason has just surged,” said Miles Taylor, a former Trump administration official who became a vocal critic of the former president. “People are feeling that it’s very obvious if a second Trump terms happens, it’s going to be slash and burn.” — The New York Times

    https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/05/us/politics/trump-biden-election-dc.html

    Our Take: ““‘Where will elites flee to avoid accountability for their treason?’ Just kidding, The NY Times chuckles nervously.

    This article is peak projection, as the NYT talks about a dictator, prosecution of political adversaries, and dehumanization of large swaths of the population. In other words, they’re afraid that Trump is gonna act like Biden. They might just be realizing all the norms they’ve blown up over the past eight plus years. All precedents they’ve set. Yikes.

    It’s important to remember that Trump doesn’t elect himself. The underlying truth in this piece is not that they’re afraid Trump will hold them accountable. They’re afraid you will.” — Ashe in America

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  14. Yep, it’s Monday!

    Ah! Memories of my time in CO and working at the MH plant; my friends Bill and Sue Haley used to haul these but I can guarantee THIS never happened to them!

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      1. Actually, some years ago, Michael and I joked about doing something similar – he would have his half of the house, I would have mine, with a common area in between. But we couldn’t settle on the location! LOL

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    1. so unfair. a woman at wolf’s made a comment something like this. for example, if this guy^^^like above, was unhappy with his performance or ability to bulk up and wanted testosterone hormones, he wouldn’t be allowed to compete–unfair advantage–BUT he HAS testosterone and the girls he competes against do not. still an UNFAIR advantage

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  22. Whoa! Omaha is once again in the high-risk area for tornadoes later today and it extends down into OK. All the bad weather is far to the south from me, thankfully.

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          1. One of my obsessions, tbh. I HATE being caught unprepared – that’s when you do REALLY stupid things! And that revelation came from a lifetime of doing REALLY stupid things! LOL

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  26. Just The News: “Judge Juan Merchan on Monday ordered former President Trump’s to pay $1,000 for violating a gag order for the tenth time in the New York hush money case.

    Merchan also warned Trump that future violations of the gag order could result in jail time. Last week, the judge ordered Trump to pay $9,000 for nine gag order violations.”

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  28. Filly…maybe you aren’t close enough to tell…but do your orioles sing before they eat?

    mine do…they fly to the railing, then sing, then eat. it’s the sweetest thing!

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    1. No, I’m not close enough to hear that, especially with my patio doors closed. Mostly all I hear is the scolding!

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  29. Just The News: “Breaking story – will be updated shortly…”

    “Hamas said Monday that it has accepted a cease-fire proposal in its war in Gaza with Israel, according to multiple media reports. There was no immediate comment from Israel on the matter.”

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    1. CAIRO, May 6 (Reuters) – “Hamas told Egyptian and Qatari mediators that it had accepted their Gaza ceasefire proposal, Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera reported on Monday, citing a leading Hamas official.

      There was no immediate comment from Hamas.”

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  36. “The Atlantic Reignite Propaganda Campaign Against Biolabs in Ukraine!”

    CLANDESTINE, MAY 06, 2024

    “HOLY SHIT…So Anne Applebaum from The Atlantic, just put out an article with an excerpt from her upcoming book release. She claims that I started a global disinformation to assist Russia and China, about “nonexistent biolabs” in Ukraine.

    Anne Applebaum is a well-decorated, Pulitzer Prize winning historian and journalist. She is married to former Polish Minister of Defense, and current EU bureaucrat, Radoslaw Sikorsky…

    WTF is going on? 

    These are some pretty high-profile individuals, who have been producing pro-NATO propaganda for decades, trying to discredit US/Ukrainian biological activity, and defaming me in the process.

    This is not just your standard media hit-piece. This is part of a broader political propaganda campaign, conducted by lifelong EU bureaucrats, to run cover for their crimes against humanity…

    Anne’s reporting and upcoming book are nothing but State-sponsored propaganda, as part of a last ditch effort to reclaim control of public perception.

    They already failed.”

    Article link to The Atlantic: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2024/06/china-russia-republican-party-relations/678271/

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  37. Just The News: “Israel is pushing forward with a military operation in Rafah, a city in the southern Gaza Strip that is one of the final Hamas strongholds, while still sending a delegation to negotiate a hostage deal, officials said. 

    The Israel Defense Forces said its troops are “attacking and operating against Hamas targets in a targeted manner in East Rafah,” as of late Monday evening local time.

    Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Office said the war cabinet “unanimously decided that Israel is continuing with the operation in Rafah to exert military pressure on Hamas in order to advance the release of our hostages and the other goals of the war” after Hamas said it accepted a ceasefire proposal brokered by Egypt and Qatar, according to The Times of Israel.

    The prime minister’s office also said Israel would send a delegation to continue hostage negotiations even though the “Hamas proposal is far from Israel’s necessary requirements.” Furthermore, up to 100,000 Gazan civilians are still being urged to evacuate Rafah.”

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  38. WeThePeople2016

    WeThePeople2016

    May 6, 2024 2:57 pm

    BREAKING: Panama’s new president José Mulino has promised to put an end to illegal migrants going through his country to cross the United States border. He defeated all the communist & socialist ruling parties in a MASSIVE upset

    Mulino has pledged to shut down the crossing and deport migrants who break Panamanian law, saying that he “will not permit thousands of illegals to pass through our territory like nothing, without control.”

    His opponents were actually campaigning to open up the path even more to increase the flow of illegals to the US

    He was originally supposed to be Vice President under Ricardo Martinelli but the current government sentenced Martinelli to 10 years for embezzlement & money laundering, Mulino became the Presidential candidate after that. Their Conservative Populist party had zero seats in the National Assembly and now they control the presidency. God has visited Panama

    https://truthsocial.com/@behizy/112395662915896505

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  40. “It’s been there for at least 3 years at the same price, it’s almost like they don’t actually expect anyone to buy it! The Titanic museum in Orlando is selling a huge piece of coal from the titanic for 500,000 dollars…”

    “Tornado category for Oklahoma is showing a max 10 out of 10. This predicted system will hit in the next few hours…”

    “Stone of Destiny also known as the Stone of Scone, and often referred to in England as The Coronation Stone.”

    EXCERPT: “The Stone of Destiny dates back almost 1000 years, and its origins are shrouded in mystery, with legends linking it to biblical heroes and ancient Egyptian pharaohs. But now a new exhibition celebrating the Stone of Destiny has revealed it may originally have been a doorstep.

    The new theory comes after the Stone underwent scientific analysis prior to being moved from Edinburgh Castle to its new permanent home at Perth Museum, which opened last month.

    A recent analysis of the 335-pound stone found that wear on the top of the historic artifact appears to have been caused by footsteps prior to its being used as the crowning stone of Scotland’s monarchs at Scone, near Perth, in medieval times….”

    https://strangesounds.org/2024/05/mysterious-stone-of-destiny-often-linked-to-with-legends-linking-it-to-biblical-heroes-and-ancient-egyptian-pharaohs-might-have-just-been-a-doorstep.html

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  41. It’s certainly been unusually windy but nothing I’ve not seen here before; no rain, gray clouds, up to 69 earlier. Not bad at all here – glad I don’t live in OK today!!!

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  42. Dirigible over Paris, 1903

    Pumping the gas, cleaning the windshield and checking the air in the tires. Things were better then….

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  43. Detail of statue of pharaoh Amenemhat III in the shape of a Sphinx-This statue of Amenemhat III was carved in the shape of a sphinx; joining a human head with a lion’s body

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  47. Whoa! Big boomer of a thunderclap – first time I’ve heard thunder all day! And here comes the rain…..

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  49. I am adding a short daily prayer to the board. I would invite each of you, if you wish, to also add one or maybe two of your own liking. I do not want to stifle anyone but please limit yourself to one or two religious postings. here’s one I found that I liked.

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