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“There are very few places that allow people to do whatever they want in Mumbai. In addition, there are few places that city dwellers can make their own, ”explains Sangita Kathiwada. It was this thought that prompted the entrepreneur to restore his 78-year-old art-deco bungalow in the Pochkhanwala district of Worli in a space that could bring together “culturally curious” people under one roof. A secret place to work, dine, practice yoga, snuggle up with a book, admire art, meet like-minded people and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Sangita’s family descends from the former rulers of the princely state of Kathiwada, now in Madhya Pradesh. For years, they have hosted artists, architects, potters, writers and photographers in their Worli house. “It has always been a haunt for creatives. We wanted to make it more accessible, so they didn’t need an invitation to come, ”says Sangita (who also restored the family’s former hunting lodge, Kathiwada Raaj Mahal in Madhya Pradesh, to a beautiful hideaway. ). His son, Digvijay Singh Kathiwada, therefore decided to expand this resort space to a community of private members called Circle 1434 so people can learn, inspire, co-create and network in the city.

What’s inside Kathiwada City House, Worli?

Beyond the high fence of Kathiwada City House is a space completely cut off from the outside world. The bungalow welcomes you in a cozy gallery with a juice and coffee bar, and paintings by MF Hussain, Laxman Shrestha, VS Gaitonde and others, all from the family collection. Beyond the gallery is a private dining area which leads to an outdoor green space with lounge chairs and benches, a great place to cool off and rejuvenate or enjoy a meal. There is also a small lounge, a co-working space, a meeting room, a private lounge and a sports memorabilia room, with bats and jerseys signed by sportsmen such as Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar and Suresh Raina.

MARCH, Neb. (KCAU) – With RAGBRAI at Le Mars, the community is now preparing the fairground for the next county fair.

Recently, the Plymouth County Fairgrounds, where the event will be held, looked like a campground for RAGBRAI runners, but it looks like no one has been there.

“We arrived on Sunday; it was immaculate, it was perfect, they did a wonderful job. So, hats off to the RAGBRAI Committee, the City of Mars. They’ve just been tuned in, well done, and we’re perfectly set to kick off our fair this Wednesday, ”said Candice Nash, Plymouth County Fair Board Member.

Nash and the other members were able to work alongside the RAGBRAI planning committee to make sure things went smoothly.

This included changing the time when they normally start to set up the fairground.

“What we did as a fair board, we just decided to move our schedule a week. So whatever we did two weeks, we did three weeks. Everything we did a week, we did it two weeks so we kind of got done early, ”Nash said.

Currently, the Plymouth County Fair Board is putting the finishing touches to the area.

The Plymouth County Fair begins Wednesday, July 28.

LOS ANGELES, April 30, 2021 / PRNewswire / – As the largest minority-led capital deployer in COVID relief funding, Lendistry has been selected by the Small Business Administration (SBA) as the sole community partner to help administer $ 28.6 billion in funding for the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RFF) established by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Lendistry, a black run and operated lender based in California, created an innovative model for targeting funds to underserved communities and historically disadvantaged businesses that has proven successful in COVID relief funding established in California and Pennsylvania. The model is a unique fintech hybrid that merges AI data with community lending solutions.

Building on Lendistry’s unique expertise, the SBA prioritizes the first phase of RRF funding to restaurants and small businesses owned by women, veterans, and the socially and economically disadvantaged. Restaurant applicants can apply through SBA-recognized point-of-sale (POS) providers, but small restaurants may not have existing relationships with these providers and will therefore be able to apply through Lendistry.

“One of the biggest challenges the government has faced when it comes to administering COVID assistance to small businesses is balancing the need to act quickly with the need to ensure that the money is in good hands, “said Everett K. Sands, founder and CEO of Lendistry. “The Biden administration is clearly focused on how to do this, and it will have a huge impact on businesses that need help immediately.”

Since the start of the pandemic, Lendistry has deployed nearly $ 1.5 billion in capital to underserved businesses hardest hit by this pandemic. The company was chosen by the State of California administer more $ 2.5 billion in the relief of COVID for small businesses. Since the start of the year, more than $ 500 million has been deployed in California with 55% of grants going to minority-owned businesses and 53% of grants going to women-owned businesses so far.

Additionally, Lendistry facilitated $ 300 million in financing through the Paycheck Protection Program, in partnership with financial institutions including Goldman Sachs, and has administered more than $ 192.5 million in Pennsylvania.

All in all, Lendistry is on track to fairly deploy more $ 4 billion in capital since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Restaurant Revitalization Fund Details:

• RRF will provide funding to restaurants equal to their lost revenue from the pandemic up to a maximum of $ 10 million per company and no more than $ 5 million by physical location.
• Recipients are not required to repay funding if funds are used for eligible purposes on or before March 11, 2023.
• During the first 21 days of the program, the SBA will prioritize reviewing applications from small businesses owned by women, veterans, and the socially and economically disadvantaged.
• After the initial 21 day period, all eligible applicants are encouraged to submit applications.

For help with applications and more information on application deadlines, grant conditions and eligibility, please visit lendistry.com/restaurantrevitalisationfund.

About Lendistry
Lendistère (lendistry.com) is a small business and technology-enabled minority-led commercial real estate lender with Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) and Community Development Entity (CDE) certification. Lendistry ranks second nationally in SBA Community Advantage Loans, providing responsible financing to small business owners and their underserved communities. Lendistry is a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, headquartered in an opportunity area of ​​Los Angeles. In 2020, Lendistry provided Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans to small businesses in all 50 states and was selected by the State of california to administer the California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program, which distributed grants to small businesses that lost significant income during the pandemic. Lendistry and its non-profit partner organization, The Center by Lendistry, are dedicated to providing economic opportunities and incremental growth to underserved small urban and rural businesses and their communities.

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January 28, 2021: Sovryn, the Bitcoin-based Decentralized Funding Protocol (DeFi), announces the success of its Genesis community-only reserve sale that allowed participants to reserve their right to purchase the SOV token, which will go on sale in early February 2021 The event generated the equivalent of $ 2.5 million in just 18 minutes.

The reservation presale was oversubscribed by a factor of x2, with 800 community members reserving between 0.03 and 2 BTC from SOV. To participate, participants had to have been active Sovryn users before January 8, when the Genesis booking event was announced, and membership allocation depended on the length and depth of their engagement with the Sovryn protocol. The aim was to ensure fewer speculators and a prioritization of those who wish to support the Sovryn project in the long term. Unlike other token sales or ICOs, users who participated in Sovryn’s Reservation Sale have committed to a 10-month token lockout, as part of their long-term commitment to the project.

In 2020, the combined locked-in value of DeFi markets increased by 982%, but crypto’s main asset, Bitcoin, has been largely excluded from these first-generation DeFi protocols, forcing them to use a centralized and encapsulated token. Until now, Bitcoin investors had no way to access financial services without handing over their Bitcoin assets to centralized intermediaries.

Sovryn solves this challenge by creating a native Bitcoin financial operating system that allows people to use their Bitcoin in decentralized applications, without having to give up their assets, trade through a centralized entity, or lose their privacy and trust. financial sovereignty. The Sovryn protocol provides an infrastructure using Layer 2 technologies, where Bitcoin is the reserve asset and stablecoins and Bitcoin-backed sidechain technologies offer low fees and secure scalability. Sovryn provides the financial operating system that connects blockchains, extends the level of decentralization, and maintains Bitcoin as the sovereign currency, with users controlling their keys, even when used in financial applications.

Co-founder of Sovryn Edan Yago commented : “The success of the Genesis presale booking event has been extremely encouraging, as has the feedback we’ve received from members of the community, and that bodes well for the upcoming Origin presale. Sovryn’s vision is to create a truly decentralized protocol and trading community; the success of this reservation sales event is an important step on our path to achieving it. “

About Sovryn

What is DeFi missing?

Crypto’s major asset, Bitcoin, has been largely excluded from these first-generation DeFi protocols. Why is that?

1. There is no challenge for Bitcoin
2. Many Bitcoiners are unwilling to use the Ethereum network or have to pay fees in ETH.
3. Along with the growing popularity of DeFi, gasoline fees for transactions have increased rapidly, limiting the number of users who can participate. As a result, some of these DeFi protocols have become less decentralized and more suitable for larger players.

Sovryn addresses these challenges by creating a native Bitcoin financial operating system that allows people to use their Bitcoin in decentralized applications:

• Without having to part with it.
• Without having to touch a centralized entity.
• Without giving up financial confidentiality and sovereignty.

Bridging Ethereum and Beyond: The Sovryn Protocol provides an infrastructure using Layer 2 technologies for the next generation of DeFi. In this new era:

• Bitcoin is the reserve asset.
• Bitcoin-backed stablecoins and sidechain technologies offer low fees and secure scalability.
• Sovryn provides the financial operating system that connects blockchains, extends the level of decentralization, and keeps Bitcoin the sovereign money it is, even when used in financial applications.
• Sovryn brings DeFi to Bitcoin and Bitcoin to DeFi

Learn more about Sovryn’s Fullstack OS for Bitcoin Native DeFi in the Black Book

Sovryn protocol use case

• Unauthorized trading tools for secure swaps, leveraged exchanges, and crypto lending.
• EVM-enabled smart contracts are integrated to provide a bridge between the Ethereum development community and Bitcoin Layer 2.
• Daily payments using Bitcoin-backed stablecoins as collateral.
• Scalability obtained thanks to side chains.
• Zero-knowledge cryptography to ensure that verifications take place in confidence with the confidentiality of both ends of secure transactions.

Sovryn Today and Tomorrow: The Sovryn protocol already provides tools for native Bitcoin trading, lending, and leverage. Each of these financial applications is performed without authorization and secured by the Bitcoin Blockchain through Rootstock Fusion Extraction (RSK).

Soon, Sovryn Bitocracy will allow anyone to create EVM-enabled smart contracts that are secured by Bitcoin Proof of Work (PoW). Users will be able to transmit the value of their Bitcoin for use in daily payments, without having to sell their digital gold. With an operating system specifically designed for Bitcoin’s native DeFi, the sky is the limit for building a truly decentralized financial system.

Anyone wishing join the Sovryn Bitocracy will benefit from Bitcoin-class security, privacy-enhancing zk-proof-protected transactions, and DeFi products that allow them full financial sovereignty while putting their Bitcoin to work.

For more details on the Sovryn technology stack, its use cases, and the SOV token, see the Sovryn black paper.

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The Rugby Football Union is radically reviewing the competition structures for community play with the aim of halting the decline in participation in the men’s XV match, Sport Telegraph can reveal.

The proposal to revamp the league structures below the championship has been hailed as a “defining moment” for the future of community gaming, which has been hit hard by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The changes to league structures will see National League One, the lower league league, reduced from 16 to 14 clubs, as will National League Two North and South.

Leagues from level five onwards will also see significant changes, with each league capped at 12 caps in an effort to introduce regionalization by “flattening the pyramid structure” to reduce travel time and costs for matches to the top. ‘exterior and player churn rate, with the number of leagues reduced from four to six.

The introduction of 2e XV in leagues is also being considered to maintain the integrity of the competition of more localized leagues.

New league structures will also for the first time include built-in rest periods, including a two-week break between competitive matches over Christmas, as well as a weekend off during the Fall Test Series and the Six Nations.

The RFU also plans to introduce a new National Cup competition at the end of the season, with a finals weekend under consideration at Twickenham.

The proposed changes were overwhelmingly approved by the RFU Council, although this season’s disruption due to the pandemic means the new structures will be in place for the start of the 2022/23 season – a year later than originally planned.

“I would like to think it will be a landmark decision,” said Stephen Pearson, chairman of the RFU task force that oversaw the restructuring plans. Sport Telegraph.

“What we are seeing is a persistent drop in the number of clubs participating in leagues and a drop in the number of games players are playing. They are clearly choosing to play less.

“What we hope is to reverse that as a first step and obviously if we can develop it gradually that would be fantastic. The competition structure is an extremely important tool to encourage participation in the game. Complex, hard to understand, intensive competitions that people don’t like to participate in, then they’ll go do something else and they’ll have a bunch of choices.

“It’s really important for the health of the game. This is focused on a structure that serves the players first and foremost – what the players are going to want to do, love to do and excite them and keep them in our sport and bring others into the game. Game. “

The new structures are a response to a nationwide consultation with clubs and players by the task force which concluded that current adult male competitions – historically based on a pyramid structure – were no longer suited to their role. goal.

Analysis of the task force, which is chaired by RFU board member Stephen Pearson, showed that clubs currently need an average of 43 players to complete a 1st season XV, resulting in a increasing number of results for lower teams. .

The survey also found that players wanted breaks built into the season and less travel.

“Right now teams can have 26 league games to complete and a lot of travel and when the season starts in September you basically play until Christmas,” added Pearson.

“Players find that difficult to complete and if they do it, they do it for shorter periods of time and then give up the game entirely. And that takes them away from coaching and volunteering. We want to better support the infrastructure on what gaming depends on and much like professional gaming, less is more.

“I hope that by making the sport more accessible and a little more ‘choose’ when players are available to play and take breaks and reduce travel, it will take the intensity out of it.”

Pearson also sees the creation of a new National Cup for each level as a way to keep players in the game with a celebration of community rugby with finals days played across the country.

“If you are a gamer and you travel up and down to complete a championship game over long distances, it can become a chore,” he added. “But if you play locally in your league and at the end of the season you get longer trips against different oppositions or on a final day – you create memories for the players.

“By creating a bit of space at the end of the season where we can play the knockout competition which will also guarantee the clubs the home games they lose after a shorter league season and see them playing different teams than ‘they would have played normally, at their level, so these are not current repeated devices.

“There is a lot of time to work on some specific details of the proposals for the flatness of the pyramid – how local the competition is and what the cup competition looks like at the end of the season. But the council voted overwhelmingly for the change.

Rooted in Chicago’s Community Christian Church, led by Dave Ferguson, Community Music is made up of worship leaders from the church’s 11 campuses. Led by the Brazilian husband / wife team Lucas and Evelyn Cortazio since 2013, the collective is closely linked to NewThing, a church planting network created by Community Christian Church representing more than 3,000 congregations internationally. . Community Music recently presented “Nothing He Can’t Do”. The new song features Dove Award-winning Word Worship Music recording artist Meredith Andrews, as well as Community Music cult leaders Lucas and Evelyn Cortazio. In this TCB exclusive, Lucas talks with us about the heart of “Nothing He Can’t Do”, the similarities and differences between cult music in the US and Brazil, and how technology is creating new opportunities. amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Congratulations on the recent release of “Nothing He Can’t Do”! Can you share some of the heart behind the single and how it came about?
Thank you so much! We believe that “Nothing that he cannot do” is an essential declaration of faith in Jesus. The song is an invitation to the Good News of the Gospel, that in Jesus we really find everything we need. In fact, Jesus is our biggest breakthrough. Our hope is that this prophetic prayer becomes a hymn for all of us who have sought the Lord for a breakthrough. Worship is our weapon and we will choose to bless his name each season. Our friend Jonathan Mason from Word Worship Music has set up a co-writing between us, Andrew Bergthold and Meredith Andrews. We spent four hours together praying, worshiping, and seeking the Lord, and the result was “Nothing He Cannot Do”.

What was the reaction to “Nothing he couldn’t do”? Are there any impact stories you can share?
Our church has adopted this song and it has become a hymn for us. We have heard stories from our congregation and other churches of how the song helped focus on the God of the Breakthrough, instead of just focusing on the Breakthrough itself.

What are your current musical and lyrical influences?
We have very eclectic musical tastes and are influenced by a variety of artists and ministries. In the realm of worship, we love Hillsong, Red Rocks Worship, Elevation, Upper Room, Bethel, Housefires and many more. We are often inspired by the life stories of those around us, various books and scriptures.

Since you are both originally from Brazil before moving to the United States, can you share some of the similarities and differences in cult music between the two countries?
Brazil is heavily influenced by the American cult music culture, as is the rest of the world. It’s also important to point out that we have experienced stylistic differences here in the United States, just as they exist across the world, and we should all celebrate them.
Brazilians are very passionate about our cult musical expression. As Brazilian Americans, we have learned the importance of structure and planning for churches here in the United States, which is often overlooked in Brazilian churches. Our hope is to connect these two worlds by bringing even more passion of worship to churches here in America, while also bringing excellence through structure and planning to Brazil.

You are closely associated with NewThing, a church planting network. Throughout your involvement, what have you found the most difficult and the most rewarding?
The biggest challenge for us has been the tension of honoring the past while paving the way for the future in the arts. Our biggest reward has been the relationships. We connected, were empowered, and learned from so many different people, both here in the United States and around the world. People are truly our greatest gift.

With all the changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, how have you been able to find connections and live out your mission within the church?
Technology has played a huge role in our ability to stay connected and live out our mission as a church. This COVID-19 season has given us new opportunities, and we believe our church has done an incredible job not only to survive this season, but to thrive in it as well. Like most, we’ve had to adapt and be creative and intentional in how we care and connect with our community. We have launched an engagement team called Community Cares who regularly reach out to each person in our community for prayer, support and to meet their needs. It is undoubtedly a difficult season, but we believe the Church was made for a time like this.

What are you expecting the most in the second half of 2020?
We are currently working on a new EP and are excited to release these songs in our church and beyond. We also look forward to seeing how the world church will continue to impact our communities with hope, healing, and love.

NEW YORK (CBSNew York) – Crime districts in Manhattan’s Chelsea and Hell’s Kitchen neighborhoods receive additional support from a new NYPD pilot program.

CBS2’s Dave Carlin got an exclusive look at what it is and how tenacious neighbors made it possible.

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Officers inside their patrol vehicles just aren’t around enough, traders and neighbors said on the violent and drug-infested Ninth Avenue with its increasingly dilapidated blocks north and south of the country. 42nd street.

Gunshots, gashes and assaults, fires started and dozens of emotionally disturbed people who become familiar faces.

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But now the cops are getting more familiar, known by name, out of cars, walking the pace.

There are at least eight visible officers dedicated to these blocks.

“Depending on the behavior, we will take action,” said Deputy Inspector Kevin Coleman, 10th District Commander.

“We’re so thrilled they’re doing it,” said community activist Holly-Anne Devlin.

A group led by Devlin has teamed up with the police, pushing them down with constant calls, backed by hundreds of photos and videos that are impossible to ignore.

“We send them to the NYPD, we time stamp them,” she said.

“Do you think this community has done something right? Carlin asked Coleman.

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“Credit goes to them, this is a community initiative,” said Coleman. “They coined that term ‘eight for eight’ which they coined, which meant eight cops in the area for eight weeks.”

The initiative started on Monday.

“I saw more cops on the street, yes,” said one resident.

The owner of a liquor store on Ninth Avenue has a wall of shame from suspected thieves.

“The guy who was here, he slaughtered a coworker of mine,” said the liquor store owner.

He says the officers who are part of the pilot program came to see him with the promise of being there more often.

Officers on foot and in cadence have challenges; social distancing and mistrust can prevent some citizens from engaging. The hope is that over time this will change.

“We want to have a good relationship with the public,” Coleman said.

Coleman says multi-agency cooperation is needed and that arrests alone cannot solve what is troubling the streets.

But with an app better suited to a community – in this case putting agents’ feet on the streets – that’s a big step.

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The “Eight For Eight” program lasts until September, but it looks likely to be extended and replicated in other neighborhoods.

List of the day

Place: Greenwich, Connecticut

Price: $ 8.595 million

White columns frame the front door which stands against a brick facade, a contrast reminiscent of American colonial architecture. Around this residence, well-maintained hedges are reminiscent of English gardens. Inside, the home is contemporary, awash in white, infused with style.

“It was meticulously renovated in 2017,” said Jennifer Leahy, listing agent at Douglas Elliman. “It has the grandeur of a very classic house but with open spaces that really lend themselves to a modern lifestyle.”

This dynamic begins to unfold at the entrance, where the foyer of the gallery stands on two floors. The owners “have organized parties here,” Ms. Leahy said, adding that the space can accommodate up to 60 people.

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Beyond the foyer, a home is full of smart technology, fine woodwork, arched windows, patio doors and a host of unique elements. On the one hand, a mural by Belgian visual artist Adele Renault claims a wall in the dining room.

The rear of the residence opens onto a large lush lawn flanked by mature trees. “The beautiful thing is it’s a very flat backyard,” Ms. Leahy said. “You have this great space to play a game or have a fabulous party or tent event.”

Statistics

Located on 13 acres behind private gates, this nearly 13,000 square foot home has eight bedrooms, seven full baths and two half baths. It also includes six gas and wood fireplaces as well as a garage for three cars.

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Inside, the house has a cinema room and a 3,000-bottle wine cellar. Outside, resting on the outskirts of the back yard is a swimming pool and tennis court, surrounded by a large lawn.

“You don’t look at your pool all year round or your tennis court,” Ms. Leahy. “You have this beautiful green space and all the woods behind it. It is absolutely spectacular.”

Quarter Notes

Located at Conyers Farm in Greenwich, Connecticut, the property is in an exclusive and upscale community known for its polo club, which is home to the famous White Birch team. Her private life has attracted celebrities for years, according to various media reports.

The residential plots here extend over a minimum of 10 acres, a feature that recalls the history of Conyers Farm. In 1980, Peter M. Brant, a world-class polo player, bought the mostly agricultural land for $ 18 million.

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According to New York TimesMr. Brant divided the land into large residential lots which he said would promote and preserve the bucolic beauty of Conyers Farm. Today, the community includes various recreational opportunities.

“There are eight miles of roads to go,” Ms. Leahy said. “So you can exercise, walk the dog, all in the privacy of your own community.”

At the same time, Conyers Farm is an hour north of New York City and just 15 minutes from the local Westchester County Airport, serving a dozen cities.

Listing Agent: Jennifer Leahy, Douglas Elliman

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This luxurious property is part of an exclusive gated community.

The five-bedroom detached house in Radcliffe Garth, South Cave, is on the market with estate agents Philip Bannister for £ 1,250,000.

He says: “One of the most luxurious properties to come to market in recent years – this incredible five bedroom / five bathroom residence with separate annex is part of an exclusive gated community set on a 0.42 plot of land. acre with stunning rear views of the surrounding countryside.

“We strongly recommend an inspection of this important property.”

The detached house is part of an exclusive gated development of just five executive houses.

Described as a “substantial and luxurious” residence, it offers over 500m² of living space, including a separate guest annex located above a three-car garage.

The property is approached through remote controlled gates into a courtyard offering several parking lots.

Realtors say: “The current owners have spared no expense beyond the original specifications to create a truly spectacular home with marble floors in many rooms, a fantastic marble staircase, three large reception rooms , a spacious kitchen / family room with a substantial fitted kitchen, large utility room, cloakroom and separate WC. ”

On the first floor, there is a “superb” gallery landing which gives access to five “sumptuously appointed” bedrooms, four with “equally spectacular” bathrooms, including a master bedroom with a fitted dressing room, a large fitted bedroom. and adjoining bathroom including a hammam / shower. Another bathroom serves the fifth bedroom.

A ‘luxurious’ guest annex sits above a triple garage complex and offers a large open plan living space with an allocated sleeping area and fitted wardrobes, a fitted kitchen and a shower room.

The stunning grounds extend for approximately half an acre with stunning views across farmland to the rolling Wolds landscape to the rear.

A versatile outdoor entertainment area includes a seating area, an equipped barbecue and a fully functioning stone oven.

For more details on the property and all its characteristics, click on here.

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