Whether you love him or hate him, Golf Channels Brandel Chamblee makes good TV with his sharp opinions and willingness to criticize the best players in golf. In Part I of our latest Q&A, Chamblee discussed the struggles of Rickie Fowler and the winless drought of Tony Finau and we did a deep dive into the U.S. Ryder Cup and future options for the captaincy. You can read it here.

In Part II, Chamblee explains how hed change course setups, dishes on the distance debate and being on the other end of criticism, and why hes not afraid to take the contrarian view.

Golfweek: If you were Commissioner of the PGA Tour for the day, what would you change?

Brandel Chamblee: The first thing Id do is get rid of the top-50 exemption and then Id get rid of the top-25 exemption. Theres no place for safety nets in sports. Those take up spots. However many it is, its too many. It should be a merit-based sport.

Every time someone new pops up on our radar, like Will Zalatoris, everyone says it is great to see a new young player come along that seems to be fearless and, yes, I agree. But every time that happens, I think someone just lost their job. If Will Zalatoris comes along and you cant compete with him, you should lose your job. There should be no guarantees. Why does golf provide safety nets? No other sport does. You can go down to the minor leagues like the rest of the world does and fight your way back.

GWK: Thats your thing? You wouldnt change course setup or pick different courses?

BC: That would be the day after I take away those exemptions. Actually, itd be the same day because it would take me two minutes to say, Im sorry, those exemptions are over. That would be more difficult to do because youd have to go to a board and that board would have to present these and if I had autonomy, and I dont think the commissioner position works that way, but I might take a detour down to the course setup guys and say, the fairways have to be wider, the rough has to be thicker, but only in a certain number of events.

There are events where long tee balls and recovery shots from the rough is exciting. I get it. If I were running a Tour event 20 years ago, I wouldve cut the rough too. I would want Tiger and Phil to be in contention on Sunday and the best way to ensure that is to cut the rough because they drove it all over the place. I understand why they did it. But to identify the best player and for the best future of the game is to restore the value of finding fairways.

To do that you cant do what the USGA did at the U.S. Open. You cant do that with 1980s-width fairways and 1980s-height rough. Thats stuck in thinking from 40 years ago. You have to extrapolate to dispersion cones with 310 yard drives, which means the fairways need to be 5-6-7-8 yards wider but the rough has to also be 2-3-4 inches taller. You cant have the same width and height rough as you did in 1984 because guys didnt swing as hard and didnt come in as steep. The rough has to have a penalty to have a penalty of .5 as opposed to .2 or .3. You have to get the rough up to 4-5 inches and it needs to be thick and if it is 5-6 inches all the better.

But the fairways need to be wide enough to where the straightest drivers of the ball can find them so they can offset their disadvantage. That seems pretty straightforward to me. What else are you going to do?

GWK: Do you believe everything you say on air?

BC: (Laughs) Yeah. There are times when I change my mind, when I will think about it or come across information, but Ive sat in meetings before where someone has said if someone is going to say this can we get someone to speak to the other side of it, and on issues where Im sort of ambivalent Ill say, yeah, Ill take the other side. Happy to do it.

More often than not it, it doesnt work out that way. You want to speak to an issue 360 degrees. By the time I say something on the air, Ive thought about it, Ive researched it and thought of counters to it, but yeah, Ive certainly changed my opinion. Ive done it on the distance debate. I think you should constantly take your opinions out, kick em around, beat em with a broom, and see if they stand up to scrutiny. Ive tried to do that as often as I can. Ive done that with teaching, the golf swing, the putting stroke. Ive changed my view on a lot of things where Ive come across information that proved me to be wrong, informed me in a better way. Yeah, Ive said things on the air that I wouldnt say now, that I disagree with now, that I wish Id never said, but for the most part I try to be very, very careful about the words I use and the opinions I have.

GWK: What does your mailbox of feedback look like from viewers? What do you learn from it and whats the general pros and cons?

BC: We live in a very critical world now. Im not oblivious to criticism. Ive always said you should be able to be criticized and complimented and never feel any way about either of them. When criticism comes from the right people and the right sources, when its valid or there is a grain of truth to it and you can learn from it and I take it to heart. I certainly pay attention to critics whose opinions I value and dont have an ax to grind with my position on things. Its amazing, Ive gotten along with so many people in this game forever but the fact that I differ with them on the distance report, its almost like within the golf world youre voting for Trump or Biden.

People feel that passionately about the distance issue with the USGA and R&A. Im not sure I feel as adamantly against the rollback as people think I do. I just think that it seems that all the people that are in the architecture industry are for a rollback and I think the more difficult argument is why the game is better left alone.

I enjoy the more difficult argument. I enjoy trying to get to the bottom and to the truth of things but I tend to think that the most popular view doesnt have a great record on a lot of things. Its quite often wrong. So, I think, how is it wrong? I go and do research to discover if it is right or wrong, and try to figure a way to counter. Thats fun. Ive always said we make progress by disputation and argument. Thats why the First Amendment is so important and the cancel culture is so bad. When you make arguments, they are never perfectly formed. Ever. They are imperfectly formed. You state an opinion and inevitably someone will know something that you dont or think about it in a way that you dont and will point out the errors in your opinion and so you reconvene and you try to make a better opinion, a more informed opinion and you stumble towards your better self and your better ideas.

The Cancel Culture is so ready to hold people accountable for arguments that are not perfectly formed and not perfectly stated. Listen, theres no place in the world for racism and bigotry but in a world where people are preaching tolerance they should have some tolerance for people who make a mistake here or there for their phrasing of an argument. Thats why the First Amendment is so important. We should all take a deep breath.

Theres the idea of the straw man. The opposite should be the case. You should make a steel man out of your opponents arguments and ideas. You should try to formulate the most perfect idea of what someone is saying in the most perfectly stated verbiage to hold up their idea in its best essence and say I get what youre trying to say and how is it assailable, how is it wrong? Thats how you get better at everything.

GWK: If you could require every player on Tour to read one book, what would it be?

BC: I think the most important book Ive read in informing me is Guns, Germs and Steel written by Jared Diamond. If school kids were made to read it in school, ignorance, bigotry and prejudice would be gone. I can hardly think of a more important book to read. The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, every American should read that book. Those books right there just inform you about why man is the way he is, keep you on guard for the malevolence in men and gives you a great philosophical foundation to go learn, study or think about or talk about whatever you want to talk about.

Ive never come across anyone smarter than Friedrich Nietzsche. If I can get on a soap box for a minute, I think this generation feels entitled to be happy. I think thats a very dangerous thought. Friedrich Nietzsche has a great line that he who has a why to live can bear almost any how. If you have meaning in your life then you can deal with adversity and stumble towards your better self. Its a marvelous philosophical precept. No one deserves to be happy. If youre lucky, you can find something that gives meaning to your life, which will then allow you to be happy. Its not happiness. Its meaning, which allows you to deal with adversity. Adversity is everywhere. You deal with it every day in large and small capacities. Those are books that mean a lot to me.

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Key players profiled in the report includes: Sensitech, Inc., ORBCOMM, Testo, Rotronic, ELPRO-BUCHS AG, Emerson, Nietzsche Enterprise, NXP Semiconductors NV, Signatrol, Haier Biomedical, Monnit Corporation, Berlinger & Co AG, Cold Chain Technologies, LogTag Recorders Ltd, Omega, Dickson, ZeDA Instruments, Oceasoft, The IMC Group Ltd, Duoxieyun, Controlant Ehf, Gemalto, Infratab, Inc., Zest Labs, Inc., vTrack Cold Chain Monitoring, SecureRF Corp., Jucsan, Maven Systems Pvt Ltd.

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Chapter 1. Research Objective 1.1 Objective, Definition & Scope 1.2 Methodology 1.2.1 Primary Research 1.2.2 Secondary Research 1.2.3 Market Forecast Estimation & Approach 1.2.4 Assumptions & Assessments 1.3 Insights and Growth Relevancy Mapping 1.3.1 FABRIC Platform 1.4 Data mining & efficiency

Chapter 2. Executive summary 2.1 Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market Overview 2.2 Interconnectivity & Related markets 2.3 Ecosystem Map 2.4 Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market Business Segmentation 2.5 Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market Geographic Segmentation 2.6 Competition Outlook 2.7 Key Statistics

Chapter 3. Strategic Analysis 3.1 Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market Revenue Opportunities 3.2 Cost Optimization 3.3 Covid19 aftermath Analyst view 3.4 Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market Digital Transformation

Chapter 4. Market Dynamics 4.1 DROC 4.1.1 Drivers 4.1.2 Restraints 4.1.3 Opportunities 4.1.4 Challenges And more

Chapter 5. Segmentation & Statistics 5.1 Segmentation Overview 5.2 Demand Forecast & Market Sizing Global Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market by Product Type 2019 2027 Global Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market by Application 2019 2027

Chapter 6. Market Use case studies

Chapter 7. KOL Recommendations

Chapter 8. Investment Landscape 8.1 Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market Investment Analysis 8.2 Market M&A 8.3 Market Fund Raise & Other activity

Chapter 9. Cold Chain Tracking and Monitoring Market Competitive Intelligence 9.1 Company Positioning Analysis 9.1.1 Positioning By Revenue 9.1.2 Positioning By Business Score 9.1.3 Legacy Positioning 9.2 Competitive Strategy Analysis 9.2.1 Organic Strategies 9.2.2 Inorganic Strategies

Chapter 10. Company Profiles

Chapter 11. Appendix

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Amar Patel who is a well-known name in the Nutritional Supplements manufacturing industry has effect carved a niche as an entrepreneur in the market. Amar Patel , oversees the strategic direction, Manufacturing Sourcing and Distribution. When Patel was just 19, he made the decision to leave his job and pursue the life of an entrepreneur. He said, I realized the only person that knows whats best for me and my future is me. Over the last 8 years, Amar has not only been into Nutritional Supplements manufacturing industry for the growth of the health, fitness but has also been managed to build a massively powerful network of contacts along the way which has led him to connect with some of the largest companies in the world.

It is rightly said Where there is a will, there is a way. To do anything, you have to be willing to do it in the first place. Which is when, as they say you will win half the battle . That will to do something would further lay out your objectives and the ways you can accomplish those objectives. Will is one thing which you must believe in, something that will further cement the importance of self motivation. When anyone is motivated to do something, they will be more committed to the task and will put all their efforts into it. It sounds easy when youre naturally motivated to do a good job, but when youre feeling demotivated, you need to remind yourself of the importance that commitment can have on your overall success.

If you want to achieve greatness, you need to stop asking for permission. This is why motivation is important in life because it stops asking questions and aligns you to work towards your goals. Goals are the stepping stones toward your dreams so in order to achieve them, you need motivation to keep you chugging along towards them says Amar.

Motivation is important for everyone. Motivation is important to live. We cant live our daily life happily without motivation. Motivation is the presence of purpose and desire to achieve daily life, career, and business goals. Just an example, Motivation helps us to get up early and become productive. He says, motivation builds determination to achieve something, like losing weight or securing a new job, and when you succeed, you feel happy with your results. So, if you continue to motivate yourself and set and achieve new goals, youll generally feel happier than you did before. And although success is the root of motivation, happiness is the underlying desire leading the motivation. So, to ensure that both your happiness and motivational levels are growing, set yourself small challenges and learn to be satisfied with gradual improvement.

When we are inspired, excited, getting more than expected results from something we get motivated. Such as its inspiring when you read stories and beliefs of successful people. Its inspiring when you see someone achieving something great and feeling happy. Thats the way we feel motivated and it helps us to achieve our own goals. So yes, I believe motivation is important for helping us achieve our goals. However, its more than being a productive employee because motivation is a feeling that comes and goes at any given moment. We may not always feel motivated to take action, thats ok. Take action anyway. The feeling of motivation may come back, it may not. Thats ok too.Motivation is innate within us and when were seeing clearly and aligned with our vision and values, it appears. Whatever you are feeling; you got this he quoted.

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The world is in a constant state of flux, and the same is true for us humans who are in it.

Every day, we encounter a certain amount of change and unpredictability that rock our boats. On some days, we charge at these challenges with a high level of motivation and bring calm back. While on other days, we are unable to muster enough motivation to even get out of bed. This cycle could be potentially disastrous, especially for an entrepreneur.

Lack of motivation is a known killer that has gotten away with the brutal murder of countless hours of productivity. As an entrepreneur, you must master the art of staying motivated at all times in order to avoid this killer monster. And to master this art, you must become a superhuman. The good thing is that Im ready to show you how.

The superhuman world iswhere you can do the impossible by making little changes and sticking to a few beneficial habits. To stay motivated, you do not have to do many things at a time. Unless youre interested in courting burnout and exasperation, you should stick to doing only the things that are essential.

Here are five ways that can help youstay motivated and continue your journey to success:

1. Rise early and conquer the dayOne of the easiest ways to damage yourself as an entrepreneur is not to get enough sleep. Do this too often, and youre trading your creativity for discomfort. Sounds like a pretty awful deal, right? Sleep is a vital process that helps your body to rest and regenerate. For this vital process, you would need about 6-8 hours of sleep each day. Therefore, you have to go early to bed so that you can rise with the sun. Getting enough sleep helps you to get more done. With greater creativity and productivity comes better chances of success. So, if you have great plans for yourself and your business, why not start by getting enough sleep? Watching the sunrise with a grateful heart is a great way to start the day.

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2. Keep a journalThe next thing to do after you wake up is to write in your journal. When you spend the first part of your day journaling, you will bring clarity to your life. Journaling helps you organize your thoughts, ideas, memories, and all the things you are grateful for. With journaling, every other practice,such as exercise and meditation,becomes worthwhile because you constantly remind yourself why youre doing them. The five-step journaling method in my book Dose of Meditationcan help you shed some light on how you can cultivate or enhance the journaling habit.

3. MeditateMeditation helps you to connect with your inner being. Without meditation, fresh ideas may continually elude you. You can choose to meditate right after you finish journaling. Connecting to your inner genius helps you to remain relevant. If you carve out just 15 minutes for meditation every day, youll have an awesome head start for the day.

4. Practice essentialismAbove all, you should be an essentialist. Essentialism helps to make sure that youre not running around the whole place, dissipating your energy. It helps you to focus on what matters and shun other, less productive activities. When you continually channel your energy down the right path, you will become a master at what you do. When you already have a goal and vision at the back of your mind, it is easy to start the day full of energy and motivation. When you stay true to a cause, youre assured of success!

5. Get someone to hold you accountableAs entrepreneurs, we hold others accountable, but who is holding us accountable? Eight times out of ten, we do not have someone to hold us accountable! Thats a mistake I have learned how to avoid, and the best way to have someone to hold you accountable is by getting a coach. On your journey to becoming superhuman, you need someone who can get you in the right state of mind and bring out your deepest creativity. You need someone who can share experiences with you, ask you mind-boggling questions, and help you get to the next level in your career, business, and life.That someone is a certified coach.

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Denvers recipe for success is middle-school simple: defend and win.

And yet through nearly two months of this season, the Nuggets understanding of that formula has fluctuated far too much for coach Michael Malones liking. The offense, sitting comfortably in the top-five, has never been the problem.

Coming off back-to-back wins where the Nuggets (14-11) held their opponent to 95 points each, respectively, Malones squad is still in search of a reliable defensive identity. Hes said countless times as long as their defensive effort is there, theyll have a chance to win. But the truth is that defensive focus has been hit or miss all year.

Through five games in February, Denvers defense ranks 13th in the NBA. Over the three consecutive losses that preceded their two recent wins, all three opponents scored at least 114 points.

Asked whether hed seen any signs of consistency on the less heralded side of the court, Malone was blunt.

For two games I have, Malone said. The three games prior to that, we played little to no defense.

Sundays opponent, the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers, left no room for a team trying to find itself defensively. Not when they come to Ball Arena riding a seven-game winning streak.

Lets be honest, the Lakers are a different animal, Malone said. Well be tested (Sunday). Thats been our challenge early in this season has just been defensive consistency from game to game, from quarter to quarter.

It was only 10 days ago that the Nuggets went into halftime with a 12-point lead against the Lakers only to sputter that away amid an incessant transition attack. Los Angeles punished the Nuggets 37-17 in the third quarter of that game, exposing lackluster effort and questionable gameplan discipline.

If you dont get back and set your defense against this team, nothing really matters, Malone said. Last five games, theyre averaging 64 points per game in the paint, which is first. Theyre averaging 22 points per game in fastbreak, which is first. Theyre averaging 21 points a game off of turnovers that they force, which is first.

When the Nuggets defend, they give themselves runway should the offense hit a lull. And when they dont, they give themselves hardly any margin for error.

Case in point? The defending champs. Entering Sundays matchup, the Lakers were the No. 1 defensive team in the NBA. With that blueprint, the Nuggets should need no further motivation to commit defensively.

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On the February 17 episode of MBCs Radio Star, singers Kang Daniel and Kim Bum Soo, sports trainer Yang Chi Seung, and comedian Park Young Jin appeared as guests.

On the show, Kang Daniel talked about his many records, including ranking No. 1 on an idol chart for 151 weeks and the time he set a Guinness world record for the fastest time to reach 1 million followers on Instagram.

He explained, David Beckhamhad that record, and Pope Francis broke it. And then I broke that record again. After that, Prince Harry and Meghan Markleset a new record. I felta little bit regretful.

Kang Daniel also talked about a unique fan gift he had received. He said, There was a fan who brought a lot of gifts to a fan sign event. I asked what it was and they said that it was a property deed for land. I said that I couldnt accept that, but they explained it was for a plot of land on the moon.

He added, I believe in aliens. Ive put the deed up in my house, but sometimes I think about what will happen if an alien suddenly comes and tells me that this istheir land.

The singer also opened up about the hiatus he took due to mental and physical health issues. I had depression and panic disorder the year before last, he said. I lost my drive for life. I lost my appetite and couldnt sleep well, and it felt like I was living just not to die. I had no sense of purpose. It felt like I had become an animal rather than a human.

He continued, I even thought that the work I was doing wasnt right for me and that I should quit. I listened to a lot of musicduring that time,and when I saw other singers performing, Ithought, I want to stand on stage and felt a renewed passion. My new song PARANOIA is very dark. I just wrote about the feelings that I had experienced during that time.

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The road towards success is a never-ending journey. Embracing failure and transforming challenges into opportunities are the key aspects to become a successful person.

"Trying and failing at it is much more important than not trying at all", says Delhi's wealthy entrepreneur Ajay Singh Tanwar. The young and dynamic entrepreneur comes from an opulent family who has had a great run in politics.

However, he has always believed in creating an identity of his own. Utilizing social media most effectively, Mr Tanwar has been engaging with his audience by flaunting his swanky lifestyle.

A big fan of automobiles, his social media is all about luxurious cars and that has what captivated everyones attention. Through his lifestyle, he has been influencing many young minds who want to live a life full of luxuries.

He says, "Social media is a powerful platform which has a strong impact on people's lives. I am making the best use of it to reach a wider audience who have always thought to make it big in their career."

Moreover, his collection of automobiles is something to look out for. Owning some of the best cars including Lamborghini, Bentley, Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes, this young man is truly one of the influential names on the internet.

This young man started working at an early age, and he learnt the business ethics from his family that has a legacy of maintaining success over the years. He is single-handedly managing two hotels - Ocean Pearl Gardenia and Kings Forth located in Chattarpur.

"The business mind I have is inherited from my family, and in an era of social media, businesses have flourished at a fast pace", he added.

Along with the hotel business, Ajay Singh Tanwar has been influencing people with his extraordinary work life. For his work, he was recently bestowed with the 'Most Influential Entrepreneur of 2020' Award by Elite Magazine.

According to Ajay, a company should not just focus on getting business but also bring a change that is beneficial for society. The reason behind his mammoth success is that he gives his 100% in all of his works.

"Always make sure to put in your best efforts. Don't think about the result. Keep grinding, and if you are putting in your best efforts, the results are bound to be great", stated Ajay. Today Tanwar is not just the youngest rich man in Delhi but also a motivating figure for all those who aspire to achieve success in their early years. To know more about his lavish lifestyle, check out his Instagram page, '@ajaytanwar48_official'.

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The 12-goal winger has one eye on the summer ahead of Leicesters trip to Slavia Prague in the last 32 of the Europa League on Thursday.

Barnes made his England debut against Wales in October and wants to ensure he is in Gareth Southgates plans for this summers delayed tournament.

He said: As an English player the European Championship has to be a motivation, to make sure youre in that squad at the end of the season.

Everyone can see the strength in depth and quality England have, so its not an easy task for anyone. As long as I can keep my club form as good as it has been, and keep improving for the rest of the season, hopefully Ill give myself the best possible chance of that.

Over the last 12 months or so Ive been really happy stats-wise. Improving my numbers on goals and assists is something I identified before the start of the season.

Barnes helped the Foxes top Group G and they host Slavia - who are top of the Czech First Legaue as they look to defend their title - in the second leg next week.

Boss Brendan Rodgers has never got past this stage of the competition having failed twice with Liverpool and twice with Celtic but insisted it is not playing on his mind.

Its an experience, its in the past. I never worry so much because it wont benefit us now, he said.

We want to do well in the competition, we won the group and we have a tough game, we are all every excited about the European challenge and we want to qualify for the last 16. We know we are going to have to work really well. We are looking forward to the challenge, its important to play well and accept the challenge of Slavia.

The Foxes will travel without Ayoze Perez after he suffered a knee injury in the 3-1 win over Liverpool on Saturday, while Timothy Castagne and Wesley Fofana remain out with hamstring problems.

Ricardo Pereira will remain at home as his workload is managed following his return from a long-term knee injury and James Justin will have an operation on his damaged anterior cruciate ligament on Thursday.

Rodgers added: You are managing the energy levels. The players have been absolutely brilliant. There is no way you can play the same players in every game. You have to manage the energy.

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Brett Hawke Podcast: Ray Looze Explains How Third Place at Trials Motivated Him to Be Great Coach

Indiana head coachRay Loozecaught up withBrett Hawkeon his podcast about his current training group of college kids and professionals at Indiana where he coaches names likeLilly King,Cody Miller, Blake Pieroni andZach Apple, as well as undergradsMichael BrinegarandEmily Weiss. In the episode that will be available on Thursday morning at 10, he opened up about how he manages so many athletes and coaches on deck and doesnt get caught up in the managerial side of swimming.

Looze talked about how smart his pro swimmers are and how they took ownership of their own careers to make themselves great athletes. Looze finished third at the Olympic Trials (14:00) in the 400 IM in 1992 behind Eric NamesnikandDavid Wharton and explained how that made him hungry in his coaching moving forward, achieving Olympic status in 2016 as an assistant coach. He talked about his mindset leading into the 1992 Trials and the mistakes he believes he made, and how he compared that to Pieroni in 2016 in the 200 free when he didnt make the final at Trials and ended up making the team in the 100.

Ray Looze explained how he is preparing his athletes for the Olympic Trials this summer and how he preaches to them not to treat it like a huge meet and add any unnecessary pressure that is already there. He talked about coaching Lilly King at the Olympics (23:00) and the rivalry between her andYulia Efimovathat was sparked during the Games, as well as what was said when Efimova was let back into the Games at the last minute. He talked about the tense 100 breast final between the two and the pressure surrounding that race that they initially wanted to avoid (26:00).

Looze talked about his goals he hasnt yet achieved in his coaching career (30:00) in how he wants to achieve an NCAA team title at Indiana, and what it might take to get there. He previewed the NCAA meet a little bit that is four weeks from now in Greensboro and whether he thinks an Olympics will happen.

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