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- Is it possible to get the original certificates back after getting detained 4rom college??
- Query: Airtel Presence is Alive?
- Airtel DTH or Tatasky or shall i stick with cable?
- Where to Buy Elliptica Crossl Trainer in Delhi
- low link speed
- Action under Consumer Protection Act of 1986 against Tata Indicom
- Tata DOCOMO: Wrong call charging problem
- AIRTEL 3G UNLIMITED IN 2000/-rs
- What tariff plan you are using?
- Mega Key : Access to premium membership for free ?
- Intel wifilink vs intel pro wireless
- cafegadgets.com turned out to be a headache.
- Airtel Broadband not working in Delhi.
- Hathway HD on 31st May
- Movies Now HD Channel Launched
- Which is the best alternative for Rapidshare
- Reliance HD DVR at Rs.4,490
- Sony is pissing on famous hacker Geohotz.
- 95 GPRS 2 GB Plan not Available in NCR
- ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: 21st Match, Group B - England v South Africa
- ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: 22nd Match, Group B - India v Ireland
- Suggest best Window Air Conditioner
- Internet Explorer 9 RC Edition Released
- Watch TATA(Sky HD on computer moniters (with out a TV Tuner Card)
- Reliance Big TV DTH HD DVR - First Impressions
- How to check BSNL Broadband Account Usage?
- Reliance iptv website launched!!! and the features are amazing
- High Bandwidth with Low SNR
- MTNL Broadband Plan Change Questions and Answers
- Tata Sky DTH: Supreme Sports & Grand Sports Pack Launched
- Download speed drops suddenly
- Two and a Half Men is canceled
- Wifi Configuration on [BSNL VMC AN1020-21] New Type-II Modem (Detailed Visual Guide)
- Hayai Broadband Hardware Details
- Welcome BSNL to FUP club
- Is BSNL working properly ?
- Assassins creed 2 game of the year edition for sale !
- Assassins creed 2 game of the year edition for sale !
- Mac Book Pro 15'' for sale
- ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: 20th Match, Group A - Sri Lanka v Australia
- Egypt: The revolution for freedom!
- Can we Buy applications/games from app/itunes store using debit card?
- Are their any specific settings for Vodafone 3G?
- The Mega Movie Review/Suggestion Thread!
- My speed 3g speed is Limited to 2mbps
- Fifteen days 2mbps Unlimited Free Download to the new customers registering their Broadband
- EPG on Mobile Process
- Action points for Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
- [Guide] How to connect tikona in android
- anyone bought Tata DoCoMo 3G 21 mbps USB Stick
- Tata Sky launches Tata Sky+ HD at just Rs. 3999/
- SUN DTH Re-Installation --- Service Engg. Contact
- How to clear windows update history & unecessary tmp files
- Spice MI-310 Available on Flipkart for Rs. 7305
- MTNL Broadband: Internet getting disconnected for 1 minute every few hours?
- PS3 India Price Dorpped
- India’s Free Press Illusion
- You digivision set top box
- Reliance Big TV DTH Connection / Brochure Pictures Attached
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Is it possible to get the original certificates back after getting detained 4rom college?? Posted: 05 Mar 2011 03:10 AM PST arey baba naraz mat ho... lodge a complain to the senior education officer by writing a paper complain, cc to district collector and one copy to ur college.... ghar aake chhorr ke jayenge tera certificate :whistle: aur aisa rule maine aaj pahali baar suna ki college me original submit karwate hain and i have completed my college years ago..nobody ask for original... kahi mera college aur wo certificate to duplicate nahi hai :iomg: |
Query: Airtel Presence is Alive? Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:51 AM PST |
Airtel DTH or Tatasky or shall i stick with cable? Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:50 AM PST It all depends on you. From your first post, I believe you are looking for best value rather than best quality. I also feel your family needs for channels may be so diverse that any DTH would cost you far more than what you are currently paying. If you want digital TV at SD resolution, need many channels and don't want to pay too much for it, you must consider getting a STB from your cable operator too. I get my TV that way at Rs 225/-. If I had to get all those channels from any DTH it would have cost me a lot more. Not the best solution in terms of quality but VFM and no grainy picture as with the analog cable. |
Where to Buy Elliptica Crossl Trainer in Delhi Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:35 AM PST I have done gyming fr 1 yr...i just dnt have time now to go to gym and I am gaining weight :( so I need some good cardio to keep me going :) ---------- Post added at 04:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:10 PM ---------- someone tell me a brand plzzz every shop I have inquired gives me a list of some new names and their reviews are no where to be found on the net. My choice of brands were York from UK and another one Profrom which was in my gym. My budget is 30 to 40K |
Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:35 AM PST |
Action under Consumer Protection Act of 1986 against Tata Indicom Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:33 AM PST |
Tata DOCOMO: Wrong call charging problem Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:23 AM PST |
AIRTEL 3G UNLIMITED IN 2000/-rs Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:17 AM PST Well that was auction, Companies takes so much juces from customers so what's wrong with higher lowest bid for airwaves. Airtel and reliance have cable connected to google services , they dont pay anything to google, do they are giving google related service free ??? They charged normally as other download/upload. Even if you give free airwaves they are gonna charge you by excuses. They are for business. The prices only can be down if BSNL gave best competition to them. |
What tariff plan you are using? Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:07 AM PST |
Mega Key : Access to premium membership for free ? Posted: 05 Mar 2011 02:00 AM PST For a review: This is pure CRAP. I have installed this and it does nothing. So even if it is proved that this is not a trojan, do not use it for the simple reason that it does not do anything. It also says that it adds 5000 free reward points (points that are added when users download the files you uploaded on their server; can be redeemed for premium memberships and cash) but I did not notice that in my Megaupload account. |
Intel wifilink vs intel pro wireless Posted: 05 Mar 2011 01:59 AM PST Here's one guy who faced the similiar problem: User #267505 3 posts luvlny Forum Regular Hi folks. Inauguration on TV live... interesting times. Anyways, recently bought a HP laptop DV5 (Vista home premium x64) which came with the Intel WIfi Link 5100 AGN wireless network adapter. I currently have linksys WRT54G wireless router in my home on 2nd floor. I also have another old laptop running XP Pro with Intel PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI adapter. Now here is the issue, the old XP Pro laptop runs from any part of the house. But the new wireless adapter (wifi link 5100) does not perform as well. There are certain parts of the house (corners or other rooms) that will not connect. What gives? The room I need the new laptop to work in simply does not connect whilst the old laptop does... what do you think is it the new link 5100 or maybe some other reason? I am considering downgrading to XP PRO and if that doesnt work maybe just buy a new wireless network adapter... Any feedback would be appreciated, Cheers Dave Link |
cafegadgets.com turned out to be a headache. Posted: 05 Mar 2011 01:23 AM PST |
Airtel Broadband not working in Delhi. Posted: 05 Mar 2011 01:14 AM PST Guys. Till now Airtel has been the top most provider of broadband in Delhi. With the majority of market share with only Airtel fixed lines and broadband. But it has been a week now since Airtel is having disputes with some M.C.D and other authorities regarding wiring and Airtel net has been discontinued in many areas of Delhi. With Delhi-6 or chandni chowk area affected the most. Airtel services has finally came to an END> |
Posted: 05 Mar 2011 01:12 AM PST Yes Hathway has digital cable tv service in HYD. Hathway : Get Connected ---------- Post added at 02:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:41 PM ---------- Yes Hathway has digital cable tv service in HYD. Hathway : Get Connected |
Movies Now HD Channel Launched Posted: 05 Mar 2011 01:08 AM PST |
Which is the best alternative for Rapidshare Posted: 05 Mar 2011 01:07 AM PST Well, I am fan of dl4free.com and jumbofiles.com NO restrictions dl4free.com (10GB space, Remote Upload, file deleted after 60days inactivity for registered user & 30days for unregistered, resume support, unlimited downloads, no waiting time, fast speed) jumbofiles.com (remote upload for registered users, 500Gb per user, unlimited downloads, no restriction, resume supported) Resumes are supported if files are downloaded through jdownloader. |
Posted: 05 Mar 2011 01:03 AM PST |
Sony is pissing on famous hacker Geohotz. Posted: 05 Mar 2011 12:54 AM PST Nothing will happen to Geohotz according to him. In the recent interview, he was very confident that he will definitely win the case against sony. Also, he is a very popular hacker in the market and I think every one is using his exploits. Therefore, he managed sufficient fund in two days to fight against sony from public through donation from all over the world. This issue is just spread by sony like gas spreading in air. After all, sony will suffer from it. Because of geohotz, play station got hits in the market. If he does not jailbreak and crack play station, pirated stuff will not work on it. People have to buy original stuff which are very costly to afford. Therefore, clearly sony will loose sales in some areas where pirate are mostly used like in india. Sony is still on fire to find out the hacker who is working on play station hacking and they are seizing their hard drives to get idea about market hacking software which will help them to build new hack proof play station. To remove this glitch, sony is working on new latest play station which will be different from previous version. They will upgrade everything like software and security. Also sony adds that it will not be hacked. After this much pressure is applied to geohotz to stop his activities, geohots still challenges to sony that he will become the first who will launch exploit of new xperia in the market. Youtube video in which he claimed that he will win the case on show. |
95 GPRS 2 GB Plan not Available in NCR Posted: 05 Mar 2011 12:48 AM PST |
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: 21st Match, Group B - England v South Africa Posted: 05 Mar 2011 12:25 AM PST If Ireland had beaten Bangladesh - this would have mattered, but unlike 2003 upset of SL by Ken & 2007 upsets of Ind, Pak - I expect this to turn to be an irrelevant upset (Ire V Eng) in the context of this World cup qualifiers for QF - it will be equal to 1996 upset of WI by Ken & 1999 upset of Pak by Ban. |
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: 22nd Match, Group B - India v Ireland Posted: 05 Mar 2011 12:09 AM PST |
Suggest best Window Air Conditioner Posted: 04 Mar 2011 11:58 PM PST Hitachi also has a 5 star windows 1.5 ton ac "RAV518ERD", should cost around 28k , Summer QC : Hitachi Home & Life Solutions (India) Ltd.. |
Internet Explorer 9 RC Edition Released Posted: 04 Mar 2011 11:55 PM PST |
Watch TATA(Sky HD on computer moniters (with out a TV Tuner Card) Posted: 04 Mar 2011 11:25 PM PST |
Reliance Big TV DTH HD DVR - First Impressions Posted: 04 Mar 2011 11:17 PM PST |
How to check BSNL Broadband Account Usage? Posted: 04 Mar 2011 11:11 PM PST Thanks Deepak for the suggestion. I had used the customer ID in the earlier bill. Now in the new format bill received 2 days back, had a new ID beginning with 40...Used this to register at sefcareportal. Now I can check usage, but there is no provision to check monthwise - only 'billed' and 'unbilled'. Unbilled shows both Feb and March together. Guess it is the software/website problem. Girl at above no. says 'lots of people having problems with the new setup..should be solved soon.." Hope so. |
Reliance iptv website launched!!! and the features are amazing Posted: 04 Mar 2011 10:57 PM PST |
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MTNL Broadband Plan Change Questions and Answers Posted: 04 Mar 2011 10:10 PM PST same issue read this post |
Tata Sky DTH: Supreme Sports & Grand Sports Pack Launched Posted: 04 Mar 2011 09:56 PM PST |
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Two and a Half Men is canceled Posted: 04 Mar 2011 09:29 PM PST |
Wifi Configuration on [BSNL VMC AN1020-21] New Type-II Modem (Detailed Visual Guide) Posted: 04 Mar 2011 09:25 PM PST |
Hayai Broadband Hardware Details Posted: 04 Mar 2011 09:10 PM PST |
Posted: 04 Mar 2011 09:06 PM PST Dont even think about it. It is a super Crap plan with very less Dload limit at 2mbps and after dat 256 Kbps. BSnl has that plan for arond 2100 bucks with 150 GB dload limit and after that 512 kbps (pretty decent and FAR BETTER). Craptel shud take inspiration frm dem in terms of Fair Usage Policy |
Posted: 04 Mar 2011 08:58 PM PST Thanks a lot probuddha and taking time and explaining ... Surely will report back. so far it seems much stable. also changed my dns in router itself to google dns [ previous time i used to hard reboot , so changes never occured ] thats also good since the change is through thee router itself. Thanks a lot again...:) |
Assassins creed 2 game of the year edition for sale ! Posted: 04 Mar 2011 08:50 PM PST |
Assassins creed 2 game of the year edition for sale ! Posted: 04 Mar 2011 08:46 PM PST |
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ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: 20th Match, Group A - Sri Lanka v Australia Posted: 04 Mar 2011 07:44 PM PST |
Egypt: The revolution for freedom! Posted: 04 Mar 2011 07:43 PM PST well India is in for a rough ride soon Gaddafi likens his crackdown to India?s action in Kashmir - The Times of India Until anti terror laws and anti freedom laws are removed this will happen.The current window to defuse this is now,maybe a couple of days. ---------- Post added at 09:13 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:12 AM ---------- Why India can't allow an Egypt uprising in Kashmir - Rediff.com News |
Can we Buy applications/games from app/itunes store using debit card? Posted: 04 Mar 2011 07:05 PM PST |
Are their any specific settings for Vodafone 3G? Posted: 04 Mar 2011 05:56 PM PST Step 1) Switch off your phone and switch it on again - you should be getting 3G written where you earier read Edge/GPRS Step 2) In case you dont see 3G - go to network setting - select UMTS/Manua and seect your operator Step 3) Start browsing - no separate APN is required - Vodafone Live/Connect both wil use the 3G network and work Other points to be noted 1)3G is available in Vashi ...so you should be getting the signal 2) You will get 3G signal at the cost of 2G till the official 3G plans are not launched (and not till 31st March - as written by you) 3) If you are on data plan - be very careful not to exceed it - else you will be charged at 10P/10Kb and at 3G speed - it will be a bamb in few minutes :) |
The Mega Movie Review/Suggestion Thread! Posted: 04 Mar 2011 05:08 PM PST |
My speed 3g speed is Limited to 2mbps Posted: 04 Mar 2011 12:39 PM PST Have u seen their unlimited plans, they r useless,& overcharged triple times the reliance as if people r gonna take them. These bsnl guys r senseless.:hysterical: .:COMBO BB Unlimited:. :readtherules: |
Fifteen days 2mbps Unlimited Free Download to the new customers registering their Broadband Posted: 04 Mar 2011 12:02 PM PST BSNL already have 2 Mbps and 4 Mbps unlimited plans without Fair Usage Policy. But it will cost you a fortune. Check here BBG Combo Unlimited 9000 gives 2 Mbps Unlimited. BBG Combo Unlimited 15000 gives 4 Mbps Unlimited. Source : .:COMBO BB Unlimited:. |
Posted: 04 Mar 2011 11:44 AM PST I also facing same login problem, i get error code" 9998:[1164009]customer does not exist " I complaind via email, i got replaid by phone call & email. I get this reply " we regret to inform you that electronic program guide Service on Mobile is currently not operational from our end and we shall notify to all customer once this feature is launched. " |
Action points for Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Posted: 04 Mar 2011 11:29 AM PST |
[Guide] How to connect tikona in android Posted: 04 Mar 2011 10:55 AM PST |
anyone bought Tata DoCoMo 3G 21 mbps USB Stick Posted: 04 Mar 2011 08:13 AM PST |
Tata Sky launches Tata Sky+ HD at just Rs. 3999/ Posted: 04 Mar 2011 08:01 AM PST |
SUN DTH Re-Installation --- Service Engg. Contact Posted: 04 Mar 2011 07:54 AM PST |
How to clear windows update history & unecessary tmp files Posted: 04 Mar 2011 07:42 AM PST |
Spice MI-310 Available on Flipkart for Rs. 7305 Posted: 04 Mar 2011 07:33 AM PST |
MTNL Broadband: Internet getting disconnected for 1 minute every few hours? Posted: 04 Mar 2011 06:29 AM PST |
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India’s Free Press Illusion Posted: 04 Mar 2011 04:50 AM PST Source India’s Free Press Illusion October 26, 2010 By Abraham George India proudly proclaims itself the world’s largest democracy. But a lack of real press freedom will ultimately hamper economic growth. India likes to tout itself as the world’s largest democracy—a place of political freedom where all citizens have the right to free speech. Neighbouring China, in contrast, is typically characterized as a society that’s partly shut, with authoritarian rulers who work to curtail press freedom and political rights. While both countries have experienced rapid growth over the past two decades, Western observers have often argued that India’s freer society will in the long run give it the edge in sustaining its economic growth. Yet in the past 20 years, China has been able to reduce its poverty rate from more than 60 percent to less than 20 percent, while half of India’s population is still living on less than $1.20 a day (and almost three-quarters live on less than $2 per day). So why hasn’t democratic India been able to match Communist China’s ability to bring about a more economically equitable society? Freedom is supposed to stimulate thought and creativity, but it’s clear that it doesn’t necessarily assure equity. In addition, the benefits of India’s rapid economic growth are confined to a relatively smaller segment of the population—about 30 percent, or 350 million people—while the rest are either spectators or just hoping that the trickle-down effects will eventually improve their lot in life. There are numerous and complex reasons for this. India compares itself to an elephant that takes steady but slow steps forward, and its defenders argue that its democratic system simply doesn’t permit quick policy decisions. This fails, though, to explain why the country is experiencing a rapidly widening gap between the rich and the poor, and why so many are being left behind. While there are myriad reasons for India lagging behind its neighbour, there’s one explanation that comes up again and again in any discussion of India’s poverty—poor governance. India’s political system favours corruption and inefficiency at all levels of government. The ability to influence economic policy and derive special benefits rests with a few industrialists, while those who hold political power or who have sufficient financial muscle are able to unfairly and often illegally accumulate wealth with scant scrutiny by the press and the legal system. In a healthy democracy, the public could rely on a free media to step in to expose the countless examples of corruption and abuses of power. Yet most ordinary Indians are hugely pessimistic about the country’s ability to reduce corruption among their politicians, bureaucrats and industrialists—and about the chances of the press playing any meaningful role in exposing wrongdoing. Sadly, they can be forgiven for being gloomy, because the press here has abdicated its rightful role as the guardian of democracy. While the press in India has from time to time uncovered political corruption, investigative stories have been rare and often short-lived. Meanwhile, it’s unusual for the Indian media to criticize the government’s foreign policy or to seriously question the actions of its leaders, and it frequently shies away from publishing anything that might upset corporate advertisers, even if there’s evidence of serious lawbreaking. And what about the editors and publishers of most of the influential English-language dailies and network news broadcasters? They’re in denial, and you’re likely to be told that media outlets are free to ‘responsibly report’ what they want. But there’s a difference between reporting responsibly and understanding your responsibilities to the public. The most recent example of the self-censorship employed by the Indian media was the absence of any prominent coverage of the Nobel Peace Prize, which was awarded this month to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. An event that made global headlines got barely a mention in the mainstream press here as the media acceded to the government’s wish not to annoy the Chinese government. A few days later, The Times of India published an article in effect confirming the collective decision by the Indian press to avoid covering the event, saying it was in the nation’s best interests. It seems unimaginable that such a uniform censoring of a major world news item could have happened without a specific central government directive to the press. Sadly such obsequiousness is nothing new. During the 1999 Kargil military conflict between India and Pakistan, the Indian media were pressured by the government to exaggerate military successes and to play up the wisdom of a frontal attack up steep slopes occupied by Pakistani soldiers and militants. Despite heavy Indian losses, the military was forced to stick with the clearly questionable strategy until India was eventually able to regain the territory. But rather than reporting on the folly of the offensive, the press instead substantially undercounted Indian casualties, claiming that in doing so it was performing a national duty in backing government policy at a time of conflict. More recently than this, the media was found wanting when the government announced an abrupt and remarkable turnaround in Indian policy on Tibet. When Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee visitedChina in June 2003, he dropped India’s longstanding position on the issue, and accepted Tibet as an ‘autonomous region of China.’ There had been no prior discussion on this surprising reversal in policy, yet the Indian media expressed little or no concern for this undemocratic way of conducting foreign policy. Compounding the problem is the fact that successive governments have been quite willing to harass media outlets through lawsuits, exploiting restrictive laws governing criminal defamation, contempt of court and national security to silence reporters' accounts of corruption. The treatment of weekly magazine Tehelka back in 2001 is one of the most notorious examples of government bullying, with the publication facing an investigation and threats of government legal action after Operation West End, a sting that exposed the political corruption behind India’s defence contracts. Fearing reprisals, the rest of India’s media was reluctant to voice support for Tehelka, despite the blatant official attack on one of its own. Two years later, the government of Tamil Nadu filed cases against the Hindu newspaper for ‘breach of privilege,’ in a move widely seen as yet another assault on press freedom. Without any serious debate or prior notice, the Tamil Nadu assembly sentenced five journalists and the publisher to 15 days in prison for breach of privilege articles, while the police carried out the arrests without warrants. Political parties and religious groups, meanwhile, are more than happy to engage in some media bashing themselves when they feel their interests are endangered, resorting to threats and even violence. Most famously, in 2003, hard-line members of Shiv Sena party (a wing of the then-ruling BJP party), attacked the offices of Outlook magazine in Mumbai over an article describing their leader’s comments about the Muslim community. Sadly this was only one example of many such acts of vandalism, often supported by the ruling party or government. This isn’t to say that on an individual level there aren’t many courageous journalists in India who are willing to risk their personal safety to expose government wrongdoing. But unless the institutions they represent are willing to stand up for them, there’ll be very little investigative journalism making it onto the pages of the country’s newspapers. Just as a stable authoritarian government that has little or no press freedomwill likely see its future growth prospects curtailed, so too will a country that is democratic but unstable—and that isn’t properly held to account. And while corruption in China may be rife in the lower ranks of government, in India it’s a worrying reality that it occurs at all levels. Until India’s press is free—and just importantly feels free—to criticize its leaders and expose wrongdoing, it’s unlikely that this country will be able to fulfill its economic potential and throw off the shackles of corruption holding it back. Abraham George is adjunct professor at the Stern School of Business in New York. The views expressed are his own. |
Posted: 04 Mar 2011 04:03 AM PST |
Reliance Big TV DTH Connection / Brochure Pictures Attached Posted: 04 Mar 2011 03:59 AM PST SAD NEWS (with little hope of good thing to happen):::: Friends, the sad news is that STB2 will not be upgraded until 1st week of April 2011. Let me tell you in details. Our efforts got some success of at least somebody from very higher authority called me yesterday evening from this number: +91.22.30326200 I got very aggressive and he agreed to everything what we have been doubting and disscussing here. He said that we are sorry that you people are suffering because of UEC STB but while upgrading (he said something) got corrupted and we tried again but couldnt resolve issue on STB2. Our team is still after that issue and we promise it will be upgraded soon. We are receiving lots of complaints everyday regarding UEC STB. I asked very aggressively to give time frame and he finally said anytime but at least not before 1st week of april. As i was very angry, he said i am keeping your issue on-hold and will surely return back with some solution soon. -------- Friends, he said that they are receiving tons of complaints everyday and i am sure many of them from us as well. (thats why i got a call too). Lets keep doing it even till April 1st week. I said that to him as well. We will keep emailing you and bugging you until you sort this out and its better you do ASAP or else be ready to keep receiving tons and tons of mails everyday. Guys, thats a way to fight with them. Keep it doing. Anybody, who wants proof; can call on that number and i am sure it will ring to RDTV people. (i havent tried yet but will do tomorrow if i wont receive a call back as promised). I will keep you posted as and how it goes ahead with me. |
Posted: 04 Mar 2011 03:57 AM PST |
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