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Lower Prices For Kindle Readers Are Good News For Consumers

July 20th, 2010 Hamish Hayward No comments

Amazon seemed to have found the perfect product in their Kindle reader. It was by far the market leader in the e-book reader arena, commanding a 60% share of all sales, and there was no real competition to speak of. Despite the release of competing e-book readers by other manufacturers such as Bookeen, Barnes and Noble and Sony, there was no credible competition and the Kindle’s top position seemed to be unassailable.

Then the Apple iPad came along and, although it is an entirely different device, it did look set to spoil the party somewhat. The iPad is not without some fairly major flaws of its own, and whilst most Apple devices seem to provoke a “love them or loathe them” response, the numbers of people who would buy almost anything with the Apple logo on it are certainly large enough to make a major dent in the sales of the Kindle.

As well as releasing new, sexy hardware, Apple also struck a deal with many of the major publishers which let them charge whatever they wanted for e-books – as long as they weren’t offered for less on any other device – the Kindle in other words. This looked set to put a bit of a spanner in the works of Amazon’s policy of providing e-books for $ 9.99 or less. It certainly seems as if the price of e-books has been creeping upwards since the launch of the iPad. It does seem a little strange that increased competition should drive prices upwards – but there you have it.

The price of the hardware for reading the e-books has certainly fallen in the same timespan. The Nook reader, from Barnes and Noble, has seen a price reduction to $ 199 from $259. Amazon themselves have now cut the Kindle 2.0 price to $ 189 – quite a drop from the February 2009 launch price of $ 359. The larger format Kindle DX has been upgraded with a new sharper screen and the price has been cut from $ 489 to $ 379.

So the top of the range, and freshly updated, DX reader is now over $ 100 cheaper than the entry level Apple iPad – and unlike the iPad it requires no monthly internet connection fee. The iPad is, of course, considerably more than an e-book reader – and many customers will be quite happy to pay more for a more powerful device which can be used for a variety of different applications – even if it does have a considerably shorter battery life.

This downward price trend for e-book readers could be no more than a reaction to the appearance of the iPad on the scene. On the other hand, it could signal a new approach by the likes of Barnes and Noble and Amazon. Given their business structures, it would be quite possible for these companies to take advantage of a higher average e-book price by selling the hardware for less and then making more money on the actual e-book sales over the lifetime of the reader.

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Kindle Books – The Future Of Publishing

July 9th, 2010 Hamish Hayward No comments

The Kindle reader has been a fantastic product for Amazon since it was first released in November of 2007. Amazon’s strong association with both electronics and books made the Kindle the ideal product for them and, after an upgrade to the Kindle 2.0 in February of 2009, followed by the launch of the large format DX model in the summer of the same year, it went on to become the number one selling product on the Amazon site.

Over the festive period of 2009, the Kindle became Amazon’s most gifted product ever. On Christmas day of 2009, Amazon sold more Kindle books than physical volumes for the first time ever. Admittedly this was probably due to people who had received a Kindle as a Christmas gift testing it out by downloading a Kindle book or two – but it was a landmark event for Amazon and the Kindle nonetheless.

Despite the huge success of the Kindle reader, there were times when Amazon appeared to be a somewhat reluctant manufacturer. They went to a great deal of trouble to make sure that Kindle books could be read on a wide variety of different devices by people who didn’t own Kindles. Currently there are free Kindle “Apps” for the PC, the Mac, the iPod Touch, the iPhone, the new iPad, the Blackberry and any device running Android. At times, Amazon looked to be in competition with itself.

However, the method in Amazon’s madness became clear after the release of the Apple iPad. This saw the price of e-book readers fall as many consumers rushed to buy Apple’s new device which, amongst its many functions, was suitable for use as an e-book reader. However, at the same time as e-book reader prices were falling, the average price of the e-books to read on them was creeping ever upwards.

This was chiefly due to a deal struck between Apple and the major publishing houses. Apple agreed to let publishers set the price for their e-book editions at whatever level they liked, as long as they didn’t offer the e-book at a lower price on any other reader. Amazon’s policy of selling all e-books for $ 9.99 or less was in tatters. At first glance it looked as if the iPad was to be Amazon’s nemesis, both in terms of Kindle reader hardware and e-book sales.

However, a more detailed analysis of the situation shows that Amazon’s decision to release Kindle apps for just about every major device going was a stroke of genius on their part. Each App acts as an additional outlet for the sale of Kindle books – and given that e-book prices are rising, Amazon can afford to sell their Kindle hardware at a lower price secure in the knowledge that they will make a profit by selling Kindle books over the lifetime of the reader. If the iPad were to totally decimate the Kindle sales figures – an improbable scenario – Kindle books would continue to sell. No doubt, if another tablet computer or super duper reader launched tomorrow there would be “an App for that” within a couple of weeks. Amazon seem to know what they’re doing after all.

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The Kindle Reader Is The Number One Item On Amazon For Many Good Reasons

June 12th, 2010 Hamish Hayward No comments

The Kindle reader has become Amazon’s top seller. It is evident why when you see all the benefits this device provides. With Amazon’s offerings of the number of books available for immediate purchase and download, a very impressive personal library can be built. There are other resources available that provide even more books and many periodicals. You’ll be able to keep on-hand any PDF files you might need. Maybe the best part is the Kindle is ready to be used when received and requires no technical steps to be taken.

Some of the basic features provided include a large, 6″ diagonal “E Ink (a registered trademark) electronic paper display.” This technology uses ink just like is expected with books and newspapers. The ink is electronically displayed so it remains sharp and is not like reading from a computer screen. The text is adjustable with six font sizes.

You will not have the extra hassle of having to find large-print books any longer. All your books can be large print if that is what you want. Images will be bright and have clarity because of the sixteen shades of gray that are used. You can rotate them and enlarge them to full-screen when you want. With the additional ability to access text-based websites, you can keep up with sports scores, reference materials and maps. There is a dictionary built-in and opened instantly when needed.

Since there is no back-lighting involved, you will find there is no glare like with typical electronic devices. Users are very impressed with the ability to use a Kindle inside, or out on a sunny beach, with no loss of clarity. There is 2 GB of internal storage. The battery will last for two weeks when you turn off the wireless capability, otherwise the battery life is cut in half, you will be able to carry it with you anywhere.

The Kindle is designed to be synchronized with computers and hand-held devices. You’ll be able to read on any of the devices and pick up where you left off. The included power adapter and USB cable will enable you to recharge the battery. The USB cable will also allow for easy file transfer of larger files that are downloaded to your computer.

With over a half-million books, nearly 2 million public domain writings, over 50,000 audio books, ebooks and periodicals available, you will build a very impressive personal library. There are free samples for almost all books. If you like it, one click and it can be purchased and downloaded. There is even a text-to-speech function with most books.

The unit weighs only 10 ounces and will hold up to 1,500 books. As you build your personal library, all of your purchases are kept online and can be re-downloaded whenever you wish to add them. It is about the thickness of a pencil so it can be held in one hand comfortably. There are page turning buttons on both sides so you can swap hands if you read for longer periods.

Having a Kindle reader is going to give you the option to download MP3 files if you like to have background music as you read. Any bookmarks and notations made will be synced. You will be able to clip and save texts for future reference. Having so many books at your fingertips, as well as music, audio books, countless ebooks and reference materials, in such a compact device, is what makes this Amazon’s top selling item.

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Speed Reading

April 19th, 2010 Gail Jones No comments

No one actually knows when speed reading was first used, but it might have been a long while ago. For hundreds of years, reading was the privilege of a minority of the most highly-educated individuals in the world, the overwhelming preponderance of whom were monks and priests. This tiny, exclusive group of men guarded their privilege and were loathe to train the general public to read. Furthermore, all through those hundreds of years there were relatively few books to read compared with nowadays. Books were also very costly as they all had to be written out by hand. Conceivably the only fact that has not altered is that the Bible was the most common book in existence and even now the Bible is the most popular book.

The world is fast devolving into a place where individuals are slowly but surely giving up on books and becoming fixed in front of monitors or television screens. In such a world, parents should not overlook the importance of developing a passion for reading in themselves and their children. Reading is a habit that should be established when the child is relatively young, so what can you do to engender this habit?

Well, there are several tactics you can make use of, although one of the best to lead by example. Read with your child every day, even if its only for 10-15 minutes. Permit your child to see you reading. By this I mean, don’t only read in bed before you go to sleep, but in place of watching television from time to time and read your children a bed-time story. Encourage them to read too. You could also:

Register your child for reading classes, if you really don’t have much time or your child is a little slow at reading. There are many well-structured after school reading classes that aim to make books more attractive to children. They help children with articulation, sayings and metaphors. These classes can be fun with animated characters and pictures, especially for young children,. They often make use of picture books, nursery rhymes, comical songs and short stories to fire up the imagination of younger children.

You will have to learn how to arouse your child’s interest. If your child has a favorite character, pick a series of books that include this character. Endeavor to encourage your children to read proper books not comics. The style in comics frequently leaves a great deal to be desired with its sloppy English and street slang. As an alternative, go for series of books like Harry Potter or Tarzan.

You should build yourself a library of your own books. This may sound a little grand, but after all, a library is only a collection of books. Begin with a good-looking bookshelf that you can easily build on. A talent like reading cannot be learned in only one place, so you cannot afford to leave all the hard work to the day-school or even the after school programs. You have to collect books that you think your child will enjoy too. Make use of the Internet as a resource for learning about the contemporary reading games that will attract young children to the fine and ancient art of reading,

When you child is interested in reading for its own sake, you might read up on speed reading. Speed reading is best suited for informative learning and background reading. It’s immensely suited to cramming or studying for examinations. It is ideal for school and university. However, the first job, before you can think about speed reading, is to get your child reading in the first place.

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Home Schooling Learning History

April 13th, 2010 Marion Jones No comments

Do you consider that spending time in traditional classrooms is a waste of time? For some people, that is probably true. For instance, an exam is coming up and the students are asked to memorize a list of dates and names. However, after taking the exam, they will definitely forget 90% of those dates and names. That’s what most students do when they have exams. If you are one of these people, you will find traditional history lessons boring, so home schooling, which focuses more on the history of the world, will probably interest you more.

Just simple memorization is not enough to know the significance of historical, famous people and important events. Through home schooling in history, you can learn about the different cultures of the past in a different, but interesting way – that is your own way! By the study of history, you will also realize the current situation of the world.

If you think that home schooling is the most effective option for your child’s education, you must also be prepared to take on some responsibilities. Since there will be no teacher physically present, you will have to oversee your child’s learning progress yourself.

Let’s say that your child is interested in sports. Through history and home schooling, you could start by just hanging a map on the wall of your child’s room. Mark the location of his favorite sports team and make sure that you track all the team’s activities and schedules. Then, you could go back to history by reading biographies of the various athletes, who had been popular in the particular sport that your child likes. Apart from that, you can also look into the history of that specific sport and discover where it originated, its inventor, and the other things happening in that particular time.

For instance, if your child likes baseball, you could teach your child about the history baseball, government hearings on the use of steroids and other favourite pastimes at that period in time. Just remember that you can adapt this method to any interest like dancing, cars or any invention. You can also have conversations with your child about current affairs or read interesting historical documents and other books. Aside from that, you can also watch documentaries together with the rest of the family. There are various resources that your child can use while home schooling, like TV, maps, newspapers, books, a globe, an atlas, and encyclopedias. Due of the exciting adventures that you and your child will read about and see on film, he/she will find it easier to remember the names and dates of the history lessons. After all, learning is better when it is done in an interesting way.

These ways are recommended if your child is still young, but when your child gets older, you must select a home schooling program that is suitable for his/her particular age group. The programs are pitched at the elementary, high school, and even college levels. You simply have to search online for these different programs. One good thing about these programs is that you can tailor them to fit the requirements of your child. However, you have to ensure that all the lessons are followed by your child.

Once you and your child have decided to try home schooling, you must be prepared for some changes to take place in your life. The learning environment will now be your home not a school and through the various resources that you can use including the computer and Internet.

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Home Schooling and Young Kids

April 11th, 2010 Marion Jones No comments

In recent years, home schooling has become extremely popular especially with middle and upper-middle class families. There have been lots of arguments before about home schooling. Experts claim that there are advantages as well as disadvantages in home schooling but it seems that the former outweigh the latter and therefore, a lot of families are now selecting home schooling over the traditional schools.

Cultures vary enormously and relationships within the family are affected by culture too. In some cultures, family bonds are quite strong, but there are also those who don’t have very good relationships with other family members at all. However, through home schooling, family relationships are improved. Parents will spend more time with their kids because of the home schooling program and the children will have to listen to their parents as well. Communication is much enhanced and both parties have to learn about the importance of both speaking and listening.

Many families prefer home schooling because of its diversity. However, since the cost of home education is a bit more than traditional schools, the financial situation of the family is quite important. However, even without considering money, many parents would still go for home schooling, because it can ensure their children’s safety. Public schools often have dangerous environments that can affect kids enormously, however if they are in a home schooling program, they can avoid these predicaments and their parents will be there to supervise them.

Instead of placing the kids at a public school, many parents prefer home schooling because the educational environment in the public schools is not that conducive. In public schools, very young pupils may experience difficulties that can affect them socially, mentally, and academically for a long time. Experts that have conducted surveys, claim that children learn better in a safe environment surrounded by loved ones. A further advantage of home schooling is that children can learn according to their ability. You can’t just give a new lesson, if the previous one hasn’t been learned yet. It may take longer, but the results are better.

As said previously, home schooling is a tad more expensive. However, if you think that you can reduce your child’s educational expenses, you’re almost certainly wrong. Home schooling costs are just about the equal to those of traditional schools. However, if you join in the forums of the parents of home-schoolers, you will find that there are ways to reduce costs. Naturally, you will need to spend on the resource materials, computer, and internet, but you can also visit outside resources like cultural do’s, public libraries, etc..

You will be given even more cost-cutting ideas, if you get in touch with other parents. The Internet offers endless possibilities and with a bit of research, you can definitely come up with ways to reduce the costs. If you don’t want to hire teachers, then you will have to learn the lessons as well, however, you have already studied the various subjects in your kids’ educational program, so you only need to review them. You can get further learning material online or the bookshop and later on, educate your kids.

Therefore, it is plain to see, that home schooling is far and away the best choice, especially if your child is still quite young. So, it all depends on you and your kid, whether they continue this type of schooling until they graduate for college.

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Home Schooling and Learning by Computer

March 30th, 2010 Pauline Davies No comments

There is a computer in nearly every home in the West these days and the rest of the world is catching up very fast. So, it is very important for you to have one at home too, because of the many benefits it can bring, especially if you have an Internet connection. Nowadays, you must have some computer experience, if you want even a half-decent job, so learning how to use a computer must start at school. You and your child can have a fantastic educational experience with a computer at home. Children of today should learn about this extremely important device at the very earliest age possible and one of the best ways to achieve that is through home schooling computer programs.

Currently, even pre-school children are being taught how to make use of computers and their associated resources. If you decide to go for home schooling, you and your child will also spend a lot of your time making use of a computer and the Internet. Educating your children will be much better when done online, because of the diverse resources available there. Your child will have available some of the best educational resources, from which he/she will benefit greatly not least because job market trends today involve the Internet.

One of the largest ethnic groups who prefers home schooling is the African Americans because of some society issues and they can keep themselves abreast of their heritage through home schooling. The parents of children from minority groups can help their children learn more effectively by having an Internet connection at home. The children’s education can be better supported by parents and they can also assist in improving the mindset of their children too. Parents can teach their children about their own particular heritage by means of the various online resources.

It is vital to bear in mind that home schooling only works well, if the parents are prepared to give their children their complete support. They must also be steadfast and prepared for the challenges that they will come across. The parents should look for a rally good computer program or book to help their children to learn about using computers. Frequently, the lessons are divided into various sections or series so that the children can cope with them easily. Children have different learning abilities and since too often children are not given much chance in traditional schools, the use of computers is a perfect chance for you to bring out the best in them.

Home schooling is not new any more, so if you think that your child is not performing well in school, consult with the teachers and get some feedback regarding your child. The guidance counsellor can also help you determine the best education for you child. Home schooling is already accepted and perhaps it can help your child learn more in the comfort of your home.

If you are prepared to commit yourself to home schooling, you will need to discuss the matter with your child. You could start by asking your child about his experience in school and then bring up the subject of home schooling. See how your child reacts to the idea. Explain its advantages. Say that computer learning will be easier. It’s better if you and your child both agree to home schooling, since you have to work closely together. It might not be easy to persuade your child to give up traditional schooling, where he has all his friends, so you will have to spend time with your kid and know his/her interests. Explain that computer programs in home schooling can help a lot. Tell your child that they can learn more about their particular interest, if they know how to use a computer.

So why not look for the most suitable home schooling computer program now? Talk to your friends, ask at the library, go online and do your research. There are lots of home schooling programs to choose from and it could take some weeks before you can find the right one.

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The Advantages Of Speed Reading

March 5th, 2010 Marion Jones No comments

What have you been reading lately? At a meeting, you can tell who the broad-spectrum readers are. Wide readers often think and speak well. They win the admiration, respect, and good opinion of others. After all, reading expands the mind. In fact, many people consider it one of the most satisfying pleasures of mankind, combining, as it does, mental agility and physical relaxation way above the scale of television.

Reading is primarily a mental activity, since you read with your mind and use your imagination to paint the setting of the action thriller you are reading. You use your mind to imagine the pain that the main characters in the story are experiencing as the plot unfolds; or you contemplate the different arguments and ideas theorized by the author of that self-help book you are studying.

Being able to read effectively helps you to develop a wide vocabulary through reading different styles of books. A skillful reader recognizes a wide range of vocabulary. The reader may not know exactly what every word means, but he/she will have a general idea of what the sentence means.

The act of reading makes you more aware and more interested in hitherto unknown words. Some readers even develop ‘the dictionary habit’, which means that whenever they come across a new word, they try to figure out what it possibly means in the context. If they are stumped, they refer to the dictionary.

Likewise, reading develops intellectual curiosity by exposing you to different subjects. You learn to read by reading books of increasing difficulty and variety. As in other forms of education, you learn by actually doing and as you are reading you automatically learn about the subject matter of the book too!

Basically, reading teaches you to have an active and open mind. Only understanding the writers point of view is not really good enough, you must have a response to what you have read. Be an active, not a passive, reader. Try to develop the habit of drawing your own conclusions, the habit of active thinking, of agreeing or disagreeing with the writer. Always keep your mind open; understand and weigh the ideas that you have read. A practical part of active reading is the development of one’s own opinions.

Now let me introduce you to the idea known as speed reading. All of the above applies three, four, eight, nine, even ten times over, because speed readers can read that much faster than the average reader! Imagine that … being able to read, comprehend and remember all those books. You would certainly become well-read in your subject far more quickly than others. Just imagine how that could help you at work or in school or college …

Allow me to share four basic rules for effective reading and better comprehension:

1) Try to read more and more every month. Remember that practice makes perfect. 2) Learn the habit of reading the main ideas, ie look for the subject and predicate – the principal ideas 3) Learn to read with focus and concentration. Good readers read with understanding. 4) Learn to budget your time. Experiment with your reading time. Try to read faster. Give yourself a time limit on the specific book that you are reading.

Reading is a wonderfully stimulating mental activity. It expands your understanding and capability. You have so much to gain by discovering the joy of reading. So, go on and take down a book right this minute.

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Burnout in Home Schooling

December 10th, 2009 Gail Jones No comments

It doesn’t matter whether you are teaching in a traditional school or in a home schooling program, there will be a time when you will come across burnout. This is something that you must prevent so that your teaching progress is not affected.

Here are a few useful tips that you can use in order to prevent an occurrence of home schooling burnout:

Understand your abilities. From the very start, you should already know your limitations and those of your child. You must be capable of doing things slowly sometimes, especially if your child is still very young since you have to consider your child’s capacity to learn. Most students are average learners (obviously), so you will have to give the lessons according to your child’s learning pace. Never expect your small child to read complicated selections nor your teenager to get top marks in SAT exams.

Try not to adopt rigid schedules, because this can put pressure on your child. You should simply set an interesting routine for your child to follow. Children spend most of their time doing routine activities like getting up in the mornings, eating large breakfasts, reading, writing, doing light jobs about the place, etc. You must insist that they finish their routine activities before they can play outside or with the computer. Even the routine activities vary from day to day but you have to make sure that your child follows these routine activities. You can throw in occasional incentives or fun activities if they finish their routine tasks earlier.

You should try to get into the spirit of home schooling with your child, since it is a good way of developing a strong relationship with your child and if you and your child can relate to each other, you will find it very much easier to handle curriculum struggles and motivation issues later on. Besides motivating and guiding your child, you can also follow some of your own interests like gardening or cooking. If your child sees you pursuing your own interests, then he or she will also be inclined to do likewise.

Since your child is in a home schooling program, you should not attempt to imitate a traditional schools environment. Try to use non-conventional methods when teaching your child. Home schooling is also about flexibility and creativity, so if you can create an easy-going but firm atmosphere, you can more than likely avoid burnout.

Always try to remember that with home schooling, you don’t have to structure your teaching methods in the traditional way. You can just do things in a fun way especially with very young children so that they learn naturally. Just ensure you keep the day in the right perspective to prevent burnout. Although your children might forget some of the day’s lessons, that’s all right too because somehow they grow in intelligence as well as in physique.

Of course, your children will always cherish your moments together and remember fondly how well you treated them. The song goes: “… there’s no place like home” and for little students this is the best place to learn their first lessons in life. If your teens are already in high school or in college, they too can still pursue home schooling if they want to. That is also a good decision because you get to monitor your offsprings’ performance.

Parents always try to look after their children’s best interests, so, if after careful thought, you still think that home schooling is the best option for your family, then run with it. Just follow the advice mentioned above to avoid burnout. Make time for enjoyable activities from time to time in order to prevent monotony.

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Home Schooling And Its Effects On The Family

November 5th, 2009 Colin Jones No comments

If a survey by the National Center For Education Statistics is to be believed, roughly 1.1 million children underwent home schooling in 2005 alone. That’s a great deal of children. Not so long ago, homeschooling used to be an extreme statement – something like a declaration of independence.

It was the conservative Christians who pushed for homeschooling in the 1980’s and legalized it in every State. But these day, typical homeschooling student is not religiously motivated.

More recent surveys show that parents are actually fed up with the public school system where a lot of the learning is superficial and compulsory. They are also concerned about the damaging environment in school, ranging from drugs and abuse to negative peer pressure.

Because of this, we have a surprising mix of people who form the homeschooling world of today. They cut across all religious creeds and all regional borders. Their main aim is providing meaningful and productive learning through a method that strengthens the bond between the various members of the family.

All these families have one main thing in common – a long enduring commitment to the sanctity of childhood. The children of these families are given a primary position. Many believe, and, I think, rightly so, that home schooling allows parents to bring up their children in a more natural and nurturing environment.

Public schools can make a child nervous, diffident and downright mean. Children who get their education at home are protected from these damaging, negative influences until they reach an age where they can deal with them.

Home-schooling draws the whole family into the quasi religious job of teaching. Everyone is put to work. Both the parents together form a bond with the children. Any experience can be turned into an learning experience. Both the parents are aware of exactly what is going on in their child’s education.

Parents also have a greater say over the kind of religious and moral values that the child is learning. Even watching a film together can become a learning experience. Visits to the libraries, zoos, museums and other places become educational as well as recreational.

A home-schooling family is primarily dependent on the income of one earning member. That means that often outgoings have to be curtailed and proper planning of expenditure is necessary. This helps to bring the family members together and everybody becomes involved in the task of saving money.

Just having a parent at home to look after, to nurture and to care for the children brings with it a lot of love and caring. Even the husband takes part and there is just no room for complacency.

Yes OK, problems still do sometimes crop up, and there will be a lot of misgivings in your mind, but when you know that your kids can always rely on you, and your kids know it too, then homeschooling becomes a richly rewarding experience.

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