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Physicians Needed Immediately - The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals has contacted the LSMS requesting the immediate dissemination of the following notice: Due to the devastation created by Hurricane Katrina, physicians, particularly emergency room doctors, are needed immediately for the Temporary Medical Operations Staging Areas (TMOSA) set up in Baton Rouge at the LSU Pete Maravich Assembly Center and at Nichols State University in Thibodaux. These TMOSAs have been set up to provide medical care for evacuees from the Greater New Orleans area. Additionally, special needs shelters are being set up in Alexandria, Lake Charles, Lafayette, and Thibodaux to care for patients who do not require acute hospital care but who require oxygen treatment, tube feeding, or mental health care. Physicians who volunteer for these shelters will provide triage and medical care services as needed. If you would like to help in any one of these areas, please contact Dr. Jean Takenaka, Office of Public Health - Emergency Operations Center, at 225.763.5751 or jtakenak@...See also: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/9147259/
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'Recovery will take years' - Thousands feared dead from storm; residents relocating By Brian MacQuarrie, Globe Staff - September 1, 2005 - The grim enormity of the devastation inflicted by Hurricane Katrina became apparent yesterday in battered, reeling New Orleans, where Mayor C. Ray Nagin estimated that thousands of lives had been lost. State officials announced plans to bus 23,000 residents from the Superdome to temporary shelter in the Astrodome in Houston. ''We know there is a significant number of dead bodies in the water" and others dead in attics, Nagin said. ''Minimum, hundreds. Most likely, thousands." As National Guard and police patrolled flooded streets, looters ransacked stores throughout the city, carrying away enormous quantities of food, clothing, appliances, and guns. Last night, the mayor ordered 1,500 police to leave their search-and-rescue missions to stop the looting, http://www.boston.com/news/weather/articles/2005/09/01/recovery_will_take_years?mode=PF
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Cries for help grow angrier in New Orleans -  As a tired, hungry and frustrated crowd chanted "Help us! Help us! Help us!'' in front of the New Orleans Convention Center this morning, someone pulled back a filthy blanket to reveal a gray-haired man slumped dead in a lawn chair. http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/nation/3334829  Mitchel Cohen has noted that Hurricane Katrina is going to be a very long drawn-out story, on a number of fronts. Wikipedia has a lot of background material, and the Community Data Center of Greater New Orleans has census data and maps that help to make the news pictures you're seeing more understandable.Greater New Orleans: http://www.gnocdc.org/index.html Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Katrina .
The hurricane disaster: US capitalism stands disgraced - http://www.wsws.org/articles/2005/sep2005/hurr-s02.shtml
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Survivors evacuate New Orleans as looting rages - Mayor Ray Nagin declared a state of martial law in the city and ordered police to drop their search-and-rescue operations to concentrate on stopping widespread looting and violence.  "We will do what it takes to bring law and order to our area," Gov. Kathleen Blanco told reporters.  "I'm furious. It's intolerable," she said of the growing crime wave.
Gunshots repeatedly rang out and fires flared around the city as looters broke into stores, houses, hospitals and office buildings -- some in search of food, others looking for anything of value.  They broke windows, tore down security gates and knocked down doors, then hauled away what they could carry or cart.  As more National Guard and Army troops headed into the historic city to help with relief efforts, thousands of weary residents waited hours or waded through floodwaters to try to catch rides out of New Orleans, long known as one of the world's most famous tourist destinations.
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Explosions rock flooded New Orleans - Massive explosions rocked the New Orleans riverfront a few kilometres south of the French Quarter on Friday. At about 4.35am (9.35am GMT), a series of massive explosions along the riverfront a few miles south of the French Quarter jolted residents awake.
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Gunfire Erupts Near Site of Iraq Stampede - Thursday September 1, 2005 5:46 PM By SLOBODAN LEKIC  - Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Gunfire erupted Thursday while protesters marched toward the bridge where nearly 1,000 Shiites were killed in a stampede during a religious procession, and thousands of people flocked to bury their dead from the tragedy.  Government critics, meanwhile, blasted their leaders for failing to prevent the disaster.  Three people were injured in the latest melee, which triggered an exchange of fire between rival neighborhoods over the Tigris River and underscored yet again the inability of the Iraqi security forces to provide order. http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,1280,-5248657,00.html 
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US indicts four on terror charges - Four men have been indicted on terror charges in the US for allegedly planning attacks on military bases and synagogues in the Los Angeles area. The men are also accused of plotting to attack the Israeli consulate and Israeli airline El-Al. Prosecutors allege the plot was headed by a man in prison. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4204664.stm  
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Farmworkers Operating Instructions - By Beth Shulman -Monday 29 August, 2005  - The temperature was 105 degrees on a California farm one day recently, but Salud Zamudio-Rodriguez's boss refused to let him take a rest from picking bell peppers and get out of the sun. Instead, he and the other migrant workers were ordered to double their speed to get the field picked clean that day. Soon, Zamudio-Rodriguez collapsed of heat exhaustion, and later he died. Two other migrant farm workers died from heat exposure earlier this year, and as a result the California legislature is debating a bill that would require growers to add rest periods and shade to protect farm workers when temperatures exceed 95 degrees. But conservatives are opposing the measure as unnecessary interference with the market system. Have they no shame?
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20050829/operating_instructions.php
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Did human remains start BSE?  Mad cow disease may have originated from human remains mixed into cattle feed, according to a controversial new theory.  A leading British expert on BSE believes there is strong evidence for linking the brain disease - which gave rise to variant CJD in humans - to a grisly trade in carcass material that was prevalent in the 1960s and '70s. Over those decades Britain imported hundreds of thousands of tons of ground-up animal parts for use as fertiliser and the manufacture of feed. Nearly half this meat-and-bone meal came from the Indian sub-continent.
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Bayer Seeks Reprieve For Animal Antibiotic - By Marc KaufmanWashington Post Staff Writer- Friday, September 2, 2005; Page A04 - Bayer Corp. has asked the Food and Drug Administration to allow it to keep selling its controversial animal antibiotic, Baytril, while it fights an agency ban on the drug in federal court.  Almost five years after the FDA first moved to ban the drug -- which the agency had concluded was contributing to a decrease in the effectiveness of closely related human antibiotics -- FDA Commissioner Lester M. Crawford issued a final rule in July ordering the drug off the market as of Sept. 12.
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Battling against Parkinson’s - UB scientists find new target to treat neurological disease - Neuroscientists from UB have described for the first time how rotenone, an environmental toxin linked specifically to Parkinson's disease, selectively destroys the neurons that produce dopamine, the neurotransmitter critical to body movement and muscle control. Microtubules, intracellular highways that transport dopamine to the brain area that controls body movement, are the crucial target, they report.  Damage to microtubules prevents dopamine from reaching the brain's movement center, causing a back-up of the neurotransmitter in the transport system, the researchers found. The backed-up dopamine accumulates in the body of the neuron and breaks down, causing a release of toxic free radicals, which destroy the neuron.  http://www.buffalo.edu/reporter/vol37/vol37n1/articles/FengParkinson.html
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The (Still) High Cost of Organic Food By Christy Harrison, Grist Magazine - A recent study by researchers at the University of California-Davis reported that U.S. shoppers who consistently choose healthy foods spend nearly 20 percent more on groceries. The study also said the higher price of these healthier choices can consume 35 to 40 percent of a low-income family's grocery budget. That's bad news for public health. It's also bad news for the organic-food market, since organics usually carry the highest price tag of all the healthy stuff out there. http://www.alternet.org/story/24821/
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Global Eye - Dream Weaver - It was the one great fear that trumped all the others, the nightmare scenario that overrode reason, skepticism, and all political debate, stampeding the nation into war: the thought of terrorists wielding weapons of mass destruction -- "dirty bombs" packed with cancerous nukestuff and gene-warping chemical poisons that would kill, maim and deform the innocent.  This was the horror that President George W. Bush and his supporters held up -- and still hold up -- before the American people as the moral imperative behind his invasion of Iraq, and the justification for any so-called "abuses" that might be committed in his desperate, noble, no-holds-barred defense of the realm against this ungodly terror.  And despite all the critics and nay-sayers, the president has indeed proven to be a prophet: The nightmare has come true. There are weapons of mass destruction in Iraq -- dirty bombs and poison shells -- and they are being used by terrorist leaders to kill and maim Americans, including newborn children. But the "liberal media" are completely burying the story, in a shameless act of treasonous complicity with these enemies of civilization.  In fact, the U.S. media elite spent last weekend fawning on the radical extremist who unleashed these deadly weapons, gathering for an "intimate dinner" at his secluded desert redoubt, The Washington Post reports. While they noshed and joshed with the man of blood, his poisons were deforming the babies of American soldiers, irradiating the bones and organs of thousands of innocent civilians, and bonding chemical toxins to the very DNA of his victims, laying the foundation for generations of anguish and early death, as the In These Times web site reports.  This WMD attack was no piecemeal effort cobbled together by an isolated band of cranks, but a sustained, relentless onslaught delivered by a highly sophisticated military machine: more than 6 million pounds of radioactive weaponry exploding in every part of the country, its deadly residue raining on plowed fields and playgrounds, swirling in the dust of close-packed cities, winging through vast rural expanses, settling in lungs, coursing through veins, biting into the ground, floating on the water.  The country, of course, is Iraq, where the radical extremist George W. Bush has used more than 3,000 tons of depleted uranium -- the radioactive residue of atomic weapons production and nuclear plants -- in everything from missiles and bombs to rifle and pistol shells. As ITT notes, each DU explosion releases clouds of poison particles that disperse over a wide area and stay radioactive for billions of years. This dispersal pattern means that the American soldiers handling and firing DU ammo -- or just walking through areas blasted by the shells -- get just as poisoned as the thousands upon thousands of Iraqi civilians stricken by Bush's WMD.  Yes, Bush is now committing the same war crime that he himself cites as the prime example of Saddam Hussein's bottomless evil: using chemical weapons against his own people. And make no mistake: DU ammo is a chemical weapon of fearsome properties. After Daddy Bush dumped 300 tons of DU on Iraq in the first Gulf War, the Pentagon's own studies showed it to be an uncontrollable hazard, an indiscriminate tormentor of civilians and combatants alike. But the military brass love those malignancy-spawning munitions, which can cut through stone and steel like paper. So they ignored the studies, denounced their own experts -- and expanded the DU arsenal instead. http://context.themoscowtimes.com/story/155779/  Please also see:
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Department of Justice and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced a multi-state Clean Air Act settlement with Cargill, Inc. (Cargill), which will result in a reduction of approximately 30,000 tons of pollution a year and set new standards for limiting harmful emissions from specialty oilseed plants. Cargill is a multi-state agribusiness that owns and operates 27 plants which process corn, wheat, soybeans, and other oilseeds into value-added products used in the food, feed, and ethanol industries. The government's complaint, filed in federal district court in Minnesota, alleges that Cargill had significantly underestimated emissions from its operations in 13 states. Under the settlement, Cargill is required to install air pollution control devices at its 27 corn and oilseed processing facilities and is expected to spend an estimated $130 million to meet the requirements of the consent decree. Cargill will also pay a civil penalty of $1.6 million and spend $3.5 million on environmental projects across the country. http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=52462
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Pesticide bylaw enters enforcement phase - TORONTO, Sept. 1 /CNW/ - The City's pesticide bylaw enters a new enforcement phase today as lawn care companies, landscapers and commercial properties are subject to charges for non-compliance.  "This is the latest phase in the City's campaign to encourage natural lawn and garden care practices," said Dr. David McKeown, Medical Officer of Health. "As we enforce the bylaw, our inspectors will be firm but fair in promoting compliance and reducing the use of pesticides." http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/September2005/01/c5460.html?view=print
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Wed 31 Aug 2005 - Cowichan Valley Citizen - MLA, region battle spraying: E&N applying to spray herbicides for 5 years by Andrea Rondeau.  The Cowichan Valley Regional District and Malahat-Juan de Fuca MLA John Horgan are fighting to nip in the bud the proposed spraying of herbicides by E&N Rail Line along the rail corridor that runs from Courtenay to Victoria -- and through the Cowichan Valley.......If it goes ahead, it will be the first time in 15 years chemicals will have been used along the line as past attempts by E&N to get permission to use herbicides on the tracks have been severely limited after environmental appeals. E&N is currently in a required 30-day consultation period which ends Sept. 11......Exposure to 2,4-D has been linked to damage to the nervous system, liver and kidneys and, although a clear link has not been established, several studies have suggested a relationship between the chemical and cancer.
http://www.streamline-env.com/e&nrailwaypmp/
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Kids As Commodities By Susan Piperato by Michael Croswell - In its effort to create cradle-to-grave loyalty to brand names, the advertising industry spends over $15 billion a year on reaching children-from teens to infants. So far, it's working. Kids currently determine more than $600 billion in household spending annually, influencing their parents' purchases of everything from snack foods to cars. Susan Linn has devoted her life to fighting children-targeted advertising as the instructor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, associate director of the Media Center at Judge Baker Children's Center in Boston, cofounder of the Coalition Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood, and a parent and stepparent living in Brookline, Massachusetts. Linn spoke to Chronogram about her book, Consuming Kids: Protecting Our Children from the Onslaught of Marketing and Advertising (Anchor Books, 2005).  Was advertising for kids ever innocent?.......... Senators Hillary Clinton, Rick Santorum, Sam Brownback, and Joe Lieberman have a bill called the Children and Media Research Advancement Act [CAMRAA] to fund research on the impact of junk food marketing on children. This is a terrible political climate for any kind of legislation, so the fact that there are those bills in this Congress is pretty impressive.  Contact Judge Baker Children's Center 53 Parker Hill Avenue - Boston, MA 02120 - (617) 278-4172 or
www.commercialfreechildhood.org . http://www.chronogram.com/issue/2005/09/backbone/lifeinthebalance.php
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DESOLATE GULF COAST WILL TAKE YEARS TO RECOVER  - WASHINGTON, DC, September 1, 2005 (ENS) - President George W. Bush flew over the hurricane-struck and flooded city of New Orleans and the rest of the battered Gulf Coast Wednesday on his way back to Washington from his Texas ranch. "We are dealing with one of the worst natural disasters in our nation's history," the President said.

BRITISH GROUPS MASS MILLIONS OF MEMBERS TO HALT GLOBAL WARMING  LONDON, UK, September 1, 2005 (ENS) - Some of the largest British campaign organizations, united their millions of supporters today to demand action on climate change. Eighteen groups have joined forces to launch the biggest climate change coalition in British history. Five hundred volunteers formed a giant human banner on London's South Bank to mark the launch of the new movement, called Stop Climate Chaos.
http://www.ens-newswire.com

POVERTY RELIEF KEY TO GRAT APE SURVIVAL, FIRST APE ATLAS SHOWS - LONDON, UK, September 1, 2005 (ENS) - Fewer than 250 wild Sumatran orangutans may exist in 50 years - their habitat is disappearing and the devastation of the Indian Ocean tsunami centered near the Indonesia island of Sumatra has accelerated the rate of destruction. Disease, habitat destruction, and the bushmeat trade are wiping out all six species of great apes, but underlying all these threats is human poverty.
http://www.ens-newswire.com

RARE ASIATIC CHEETAHS PHOTOGRAPHED IN IRAN - NEW YORK, New York, September 1, 2005 (ENS) - A camera trap set to photograph wildlife in a remote section of Iran has captured images of the largest group of Asiatic cheetahs ever documented in Asia, a team of American and Iranian wildlife scientists said Tuesday. The pictures show an adult female and her four cubs resting in the shade of a tree in an isolated region in the Dar-e Anjir Wildlife Refuge.
http://www.ens-newswire.com
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The FDA Exposed: An Interview With Dr. David Graham, the Vioxx Whistleblower - The following interview with Dr. David Graham (senior drug safety researcher at the FDA) was conducted by Manette Loudon, the lead investigator for Dr. Gary Null. This interview contains jaw-dropping insights about the corruption and crimes that take place every day inside the Food and Drug Administration. This is no outside critic, either: these are the words from a top FDA employee who has worked at the agency for two decades. If you've ever wondered how the drug industry could pull off the greatest con of our time -- and turn the human body into a profit-generating machine -- you're about to learn the shocking answers in this interview. http://www.newstarget.com/011401.html.
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Friday, September 2, 2005 - The Halifax Herald - Poll: Atlantic Canadians support Kyoto Accord How do Canadians feel about the environment affecting their health? A new opinion poll says Atlantic Canadians are most likely to say their health is being affected by air and soil pollution, while Saskatchewan residents are most worried about pesticides and herbicides. http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2005/09/02/fNovaScotia.html
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Attention News Editors: Canadians Say Pollution is Making Them Sick and It's Getting Worse.  Health survey by IBM Business Consulting Services also finds support for Kyoto Accord and increased government involvement.  TORONTO, Aug. 31 /CNW/ - Almost four in 10 Canadians surveyed say their health has been adversely affected by air pollution and a majority said they expect it will be, according to HealthInsider, a national survey of 2,500 Canadians conducted by IBM Business Consulting Services. More than 60 per cent of respondents identified air pollution and emissions as the most important environmental issue facing Canadians. Fifty-three per cent said they thought it likely air pollution would negatively impact their health, up by 12 percent from 2001, and 37 per cent believed their health had already been adversely affected. "With the increasing number of smog alerts in Canadian cities, Canadians are becoming increasingly concerned about the quality of the air they breathe and about its effect on their health," said Neil Stuart, a partner in IBM Business Consulting Services' healthcare practice. "They are worried and as a result they are increasingly supportive of action to reduce air pollution, whether through increased government funding or personal changes." The survey found 97 per cent of Canadians were willing to reduce the amount of air pollution or emissions they create by conserving energy. Eighty-six per cent said they have tried to reduce the effects of pollution in their homes, 59 per cent have spoken to others about the problem and 29 per cent belonged to or donated to an environmental organization. Increased government spending on public transit was supported by 71 per cent of respondents, while 23 per cent were willing to support increased gasoline prices. Other findings of interest include:
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/August2005/31/c4560.html?view=print
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Sep, 02 2005 - Toronto Pesticide Ban In Full Effect -TORONTO - Toronto's pesticide ban has moved into the
enforcement phase
. Some sprayers could be targetted for a $255 fine. Toronto Public Health says lawn care companies have had enough time to prepare for the ban, now it's time to come down hard on operators who have been repeatedly ignoring the by-law. Some lawn specialists say there's still plenty of confusion over the by-law, not just with homeowners but also with officials enforcing the rules.
http://www.640toronto.com/news/metro.cfm?cat=7428327912&rem=17216&red=80132723aPBIny&wids=410&gi=1&gm=metro.cfm
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Friday, September 2, 2005 - Nepean This Week - When I was a kid I would lie on my back in the grass watching clouds and sucking wild clover stalks........ How has a generation that was as fortunate as ours ended up taking so much away from our own children? How have we allowed ourselves to be convinced by the large chemical companies that our lawns must be protected from any type of diversity even at the cost of our health and the wellbeing of our children?  The lawn care companies have become as aggressive as the cigarette companies in protecting their turf. They are taking their battle all
the way to the Supreme Court and they are doing it with our money. Meanwhile the rate of asthma in children and cancer in all of us increases at an alarming rate.
http://www.nepeanthisweek.com/webapp/sitepages/gencontent.asp?catname=Current+Issue&catmainname=Inside+Today&psttme=8
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Few male babies born in Chemical Valley community, study finds - SARNIA, Ont. (CP) - The people living among a notorious cluster of chemical plants in southwestern Ontario want to know where the boys are.  A recent review of Aamjiwnaang First Nation birth records found there aren't very many boys being born in the Chemical Valley community, and Sarnia-area residents can't help but point the finger at the toxic industry that surrounds them. http://www.cp.org/premium/ONLINE/member/health/050901/x090123A.html
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'Infertility growing due to stress, pesticide' - HYDERABAD - The rate of infertility in the country is increasing at an alarming rate due to the rise in stress factor and exposure to pesticides and fertilisers in the food chain, a leading fertility specialist has warned.  Dr Roya Roazati, the head of Fertility Department in Deccan College of Medical Sciences here said that the infertility rate in the country was around 10-15 per cent.  The conference, to be held tomorrow, will be attended by 300 experts from different parts of the country.
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/subcontinent/2005/September/subcontinent_September44.xml&section=subcontinent&col=
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Friday, September 2, 2005 - The Seattle Times.  High DDT levels found in trout in Lake Chelan By Shannon Dininny The Associated Press - YAKIMA - State health officials are urging fish eaters to limit the number of Mackinaw, or lake trout, they consume from Central Washington's Lake Chelan after a new study found high levels of DDT in the fish.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/PrintStory.pl?document_id=2002466210&zsection_id=2002111777&slug=water02m&date=20050902
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Curbing What Goes Down the Drain -ARS News Service - September 2, 2005 -  www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr - The underground drainage systems that criss-cross much of the U.S. Corn Belt are about to get a major overhaul to improve both farm efficiency and the environment. The upgrade is important because the same pipes that deserve a lot of credit for America's agricultural bounty bear some of the blame for carrying nitrates, phosphorus and other pollutants to waterways such as the Gulf of Mexico. http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/AR/archive/sep05/drainage0905.htm 
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" History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people. "-- Martin Luther King, Jr.
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