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Book recommendations

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December 31, 2008 By

From Perry III

Tomorrow is the end of the Vision Forum end of the year inventory reduction sale.  I was browsing the sale before bed and saw a few items I would like to humbly submit for your consideration. A few I personally own and a few I’m going to invest in for the future – after all these are likely to be the best prices we see on these items.

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Jonathan Park Hat, the most comfortable, durable, heck it’s the best baseball cap I’ve ever owned! Really icon smile Book recommendations

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Hollywood’s Most Despised Villain – Over the 59 minutes of this cd Geoff Botkin unpacks the Hollywood worldview with such skill that you will never watch movies the same way again. This challenged my perspective on what I allow to “entertain” my family and refreshed my commitment safeguard my family’s heart with regard to our entertainment.

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How to Disciple Your Family: A Plan for Generational Victory (10 DVDs): Kim and I were privileged to have been at the conference when these lectures were originally delivered.  I was happy to help edit the audio version so I could listen to them again.  Thought provoking and worth the investment.
The Vision Forum new hardback trifecta – three of our best selling new books at 40 – 55% off.  You can own all three of these for $31.20 while the sale lasts.

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12850 m Book recommendationsLast and certainly not least is To Have and to Hold – at 60% off this 429 page hardback is a steal. My girls report that it is NOT the Jamestown version of Plymouth Plantation (also on sale icon smile Book recommendations ) but a novel full of love, adventure and daring do. Your kids will love you for this one, I promise.

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Evolution of a family portrait

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December 29, 2008 By

Hubby is the oldest of six children.  Last week was the first time that hubby’s entire family has ever been together on Christmas.  It was a momentous occasion, and needed to be preserved.  Of course, they wanted to include all of the spouses and children as well.

“Listen up, people!  It’s picture time!  Front and center!”

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That’s a total of 22 people, 13 of them children.  It’s like herding cats.  Have you ever tried that?  Have you? HAVE YOU?

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Hey, down in front!  Pick a place and plant yourself!

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You too, Thomas.  Like herding cats, I tell you.

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Finally, we’re getting somewhere.  Um, Ben?  In the crazy 8 shirt?  Are those your pajamas?  Forget I asked.  But maybe you could stand behind Thomas?  Let’s just get the baby swing out of the foreground.

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Right, Ben – just peek out from behind everyone.  Perfect!  And let’s get rid of that big chair on the right.

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And the sippy cups and socks that were under the chair.  Hey, where did Thomas go?

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Thomas!  You needed a sweater? Get back in your place!

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Now, set the 2 second delay, hit the button, and RUN.

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Oops.  2 seconds is a little faster than I thought.  Let’s try that again.  I can do this.

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Maybe Thomas would be better at this.  After all, he played high school football.

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Not bad, Thomas, but can you look a little more natural?  Like you were standing there all along?

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And we’ve got a winner.  Merry Christmas, everyone!

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He gives His beloved rest – and ice cream

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 28, 2008 By

If you’re keeping track, we’re not home yet.   We stopped in for a 9:00 dinner with the aunts in Fort Worth last night, then hit the road again some time after 10.  Very soon we were straining to keep our eyes open, so we decided discretion was the better part of valor and started looking for a cheap affordable hotel.  We wanted to get home soon, but not in the eternal way.

The exit we chose had 4 hotels so we pulled into 3 of them, one after another, and asked for their best rate on 2 rooms with 2 beds each.  The 3rd was a winner and we decided to forgo the fourth in favor of an extra 15 minutes of sleep.   We scored a total of 4 queen size beds for $129 plus tax.  They looked more like full size to me, but we were no in mood to complain.  The adjoining rooms were clean and simple, and the beds were spectacularly comfortable.  We all collapsed simultaneously at ten til 1.  By 1, everyone was out.

Breakfast would have been free this morning, but we slept late.  It was worth it.  We went across the street to Braum’s for some sausage biscuits and a half gallon of peanut butter pretzel ice cream with chocolate covered nuts and 9 plastic spoons.  Who is a cool mom?  Yeah, that’s right.  Me.

So here we are, still on the road, but generally well rested, well fed, happy and alive.

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Holiday hangover

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 27, 2008 By

We’re making our way home, slowly, with a holiday hangover.  Not the one you get from drinking too much.  This is that headache you get from too many sweets and too many loud happy people in one house.  It’s a good sort of complaint to have, but it doesn’t feel good.

We drove for hours this morning through hurricane winds, gusting up to 50 mph and tossing every fool on the road – er, I mean all the homeward bound families – from one side of the highway to the other.  If you’re a kid, it’s a crazy fun theme park ride.  If you’re grown up,  not so fun.

I will say that it was funny to see whole flocks of birds flying backwards, and the Mississippi River looked like it was flowing upstream because the wind was creating waves.

Around 1 PM the wind finally let up and we breathed a sigh of relief.  We made good time for an hour or two in relative calm (winds at less than 20 mph, perhaps?) and stopped for a late lunch.  Got back into the van and drove straight into torrential rains with – guess what? – heavy gusts of wind.  Whee!

As I type, it’s dim outside.  It looks more like dusk than mid-afternoon, and the radio is announcing severe thunderstorm alerts.   Your prayers for safe travel would be appreciated.  Good weather would be nice, too.  I hear it’s sunny in Dallas already, so once we make it through this storm front we should have a pleasant drive.

Oh, and since we won’t be home til the wee hours of the morning, the kids think it would be appropriately crazy to just go straight to church.  We could sleep in the parking lot for a few hours, and actually be early to church! What do you think?  Too crazy?

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Mission Accomplished

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 24, 2008 By

The secret mission was to “drop in” on my parents who live 1000 miles away and are frequent readers of this blog.

Christmas joy and photos to follow.

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Top Secret Christmas Mission

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 24, 2008 By

Remember what I was going to do yesterday?  Hubby and I had a better idea.  First I thought of it, but it was too crazy and I didn’t mention it.  Then he called me with THE SAME IDEA.  So we decided it was a good one.

We’re on a mission.

Details to follow.

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Christmas recipes

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 23, 2008 By

We’ve had a lot of long days and late nights over the past 2 weeks, and in spite of the paper snowflakes and chains and the enormous poinsetta in the corner of the room, our house just doesn’t “feel” like Christmas this year.  We don’t have a tree, and the colored lights on the deck blew a fuse over a week ago.  There are a few wrapped gifts here and there on the bookshelves, but we have yet to unearth the nativity scene.

We have done absolutely no Christmas baking so far, and no Advent readings of any sort.  This could be our most un-Christmas-y Christmas ever.  I might just start wishing people a happy holiday season.

Or maybe we’ll get in gear.  I think we’ll make some of these and these today, and put the nativity right in the middle of the dinner table.  And I’ll wrap more gifts.  The 7 packages dropped off by our mail carrier just a minute ago will help.  And I bought a package of fasteners to try this fun craft too.  I heard about it from the Headmistress.  Not so frugal if you have to buy the fasteners, but it just sounds fun.  You can see the Headmistress’s results here.  We could work on these while somebody reads Luke’s account of the birth of Christ.

We have lots of apples, and I’m even thinking about making some apple pies for breakfast tomorrow.  Mmmm.  I feel better already.

What’s on your plate today?  What’s on the menu for Thursday?  What new recipes or crafts have you tried this month?  What do you plan to try?

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My fun house diet

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 22, 2008 By

Here’s a little science lesson from real life.  Remember those fun house mirrors?  Do you know how they stretch you out and make you look tall and slim?  It’s because they are curved inward – a concave curve, it’s called.  Concave curves stretch the image, while convex curves compress the image.

Guess what happens when you prop a full length mirror against your wall rather than hanging it properly?    If the bottom is kicked out too much the mirror will curve and you get instant improvement of the self image.

But what if it’s just slightly tilted out at the bottom – just enough to keep it stable, so it doesn’t fall down?  Then the mirror will start out nice and straight, and gradually acquire a curve over the next couple of weeks.

You’ll think you are shedding weight effortlessly as you look a bit slimmer day by day.  It probably won’t occur to you that your clothes aren’t fitting any differently; you’ll just be glad that the last 7 pounds of baby weight are finally coming off without dieting.

You might feel a little proud of your own self control: losing weight without dieting means that you have self control even when you’re not concentrating on it.  You don’t have to get obsessive about dieting like some people.  You simply eat what your body needs, and stop when you’re full.  Losing weight isn’t so hard.  Anyone could do this.

If you happen to step on the scale, you might decide that your new fancy-schmancy digital scale is not as accurate as you thought because it says nothing has changed even though you are clearly slimming down.  Maybe you are building muscle and losing fat, rather than losing pounds.  At any rate, you are looking positively slender.

And then you’ll notice that the mirror is out from the wall so far that it’s beginning to curve alarmingly.  And you’ll set it back up nice and straight.  And you’ll feel very silly when you realize you’ve fallen for the old fun house trick.

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’tis the season

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 21, 2008 By

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He takes baths

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 19, 2008 By

The boy is old enough now to know when he’s getting the short end of the stick.  As I was getting ready to leave the house yesterday with several of the girls, he came to me with barely suppressed tears, trying his best to be grown up and mature.

“Mom, can I go with you?”

I kneeled down to explain to him that I was going to a bridal shower, and it was for girls.  He wouldn’t like it, and he needed to stay home this time.

His face brightened.  He seemed to be taking this very well.  My little man is growing up, and he can handle disappointment.

“Oh,” he said. ” I don’t like showers.  I take baths.“

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In which I do not whine, even though it might sound like I do.

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 18, 2008 By

Some days I still feel like that tired young mother years ago:

First, I stayed up too late.  I was stalling because it looked like the dog was in labor.  She was pacing, and cramming her swollen body into every odd nook she could find.  She usually sleeps under the children’s bunkbeds but doesn’t seem to fit anymore.   Serves her right for letting her boyfriend dig an escape tunnel so she could get out of her out of her outdoor run while we were at church nearly 2 months ago.  Let’s just say Lady is no lady.

I fixed her a bed/birthing room in the corner of the living room, where she often naps during the day.  It’s a rather private little nook where two sofas meet, but evidently wasn’t private enough.  She kept trying to get into our bedrooms, desperate to try out the closets or see if she could still fit under the bed.  Not this time, Lady.

I checked to see that the bedroom doors were all shut so she couldn’t get in, and I finally crawled into bed.   It was well after midnight.  What was I thinking?  Bad idea, Kim.  Almost as bad as me sitting here at 1:30 AM composing this post.  If it’s disjointed and rambling, don’t blame me.  Blame the clock.  But I digress: it was well after midnight…

Then the baby woke up to eat.  She started sleeping through the night at 3 days of age, but something happened around 3 months and she’s been hit-or-miss ever since.    This time she woke earlier than usual, around 1:30.  I had been sleeping for less than an hour.  When she finished, I put her back in her bed and dozed off.

An hour later, I heard Becca calling me.  I ignored her, hoping she was dreaming and would quiet down, but alas it was not to be.  She kept calling, sounding neither groggy nor scared, but sad and persisent.  My hopes were dashed when she came to my door.  “Mom, I puked.  In my bed.  And my hair.”

After an undetermined amount of sanctification time, Becca was clean and settled into a comfy bed on the couch with a saucepan close at hand.  I glanced in the direction of my bedroom and right on cue, the dog decided that she really had to go out RIGHT NOW.  I’ve been pregnant enough times not to argue.  I know what it’s like to have one baby sitting on a full bladder; I can’t imagine 9 or 12.  I waited for far too long while she did whatever it is that dogs do.  I suspect her of tracking deer, but in her condition the deer must have been laughing.  She finally waddled back to the door, doing her best to look innocent.   Considering the fact that our pedigreed Golden Retriever is about to deliver an unplanned litter of mongrels, I wasn’t buying the innocent look.

Hmm.  My groggy brain is now wondering if there was a punchline to this story.  There was supposed to be humor in it, honest, and no whining.  Can you just laugh and pretend I made it sound funny?  Because it was funny in my head, and I wasn’t feeling whiny about it.  I was very grateful to have plenty of energy for the long, busy, exciting day ahead, and we lived happily ever after.  Honest.  And the dog didn’t have her pups yet.  Are you laughing yet?  Come on, just a little one?  It’s the holiday season; what better time to ho-ho at your friend’s lame jokes?

But I wasn’t going to end there:  I was going to tell you that the girls and I left the house at 1 to go help with orders at Vision Forum, and then I was going to tie it into the fact that my Hardworkin’ Man is on his 2nd day of double shifts.  Yesterday he worked from about 8 AM to after 1 AM, plus an hour commute on each end of the day.  Today, he started a bit later but plans to work til 3 AM.  Did you hear that, people?  Three.  A.  M.  All this without overtime pay or a hint of compaining – just a dedication to getting the job done on time.

If you placed a last-minute order with Vision Forum, you might say a little prayer of thanks for my man when your package arrives.

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Christmas gifts for under $1

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 17, 2008 By

I would love to hear your ideas over at Frugal Hacks.
No ideas? Go see what others have said!

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Pink is a girl color

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 16, 2008 By

Our boy may be the only one in the group, but having 8 sisters has certainly cemented certain concepts in his little noggin.  Mainly concepts relating to color.

This morning, I was looking for a cup to give him some cocoa.  His blue cup with the cars on it was dirty, so I reached for a tumbler and tried the lid for compatability.  It took some work, but it fit!  As I looked up in triumph, I caught him watching in consternation.  I looked down.  The cup in my hand was pink.

“Mom, that’s a girl cup.”

I nodded guiltily and found a blue one.

OK, maybe the nod  wasn’t a guilty one, but the story certainly sounds better that way, right? I was reminded of what one of hubby’s coworkers told me last week:

The boy went to work with his dad recently (a rare and exciting event!) and he was watching one of the guys cut down empty boxes with a faded red pocketknife.  Faded red looks a lot like pink, I guess.  As their eyes met, our boy voiced his opinion:

“Mr. Horn, you have a girl knife!”

Actually, it sounded more like, “Mistew Hone, you have a ghoul knife,” but Mr. Hone knew exactly what he meant.

He now knows several colors, with very little coaching on our part: Red, because he wears it a lot.  White, and I don’t know why.  Pink, because it’s a girl color.  We’ll be working on subtilty and tact someday, but for now I’m pleased that – unlike much of modern American society – he recognizes a clear difference between the genders.

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Big family in a small house, part 4: Entertaining Guests

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 15, 2008 By

Did you miss the beginning? Start here:

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Although we have chosen to live in a small house for a time, we do want to be able to entertain guests – lots of them!  As a child, my family was very large and we very rarely received invitations to the homes of others.   I have to assume that most were uncomfortable with the prospect of 10 or more guests at one time.

We did not want that to be the case for our house.  We decided to skimp on the bedrooms to maximize floor space in the living areas.  We also chose a very open layout, with the living room, dining room and kitchen all in one long open area.  We think the oblong layout lets our guests spread out while maintaining visual contact, so that people don’t feel either crowded or isolated.

The 2 sofas in our modest living room are against the walls.  It’s not the most stylish placement, but it does keep the walkways very open and the seating accessible.  It also allows us to set up another table at the end of our 8.5′ long dining table if we choose.

Even the island in the kitchen and the placement of the huge dining room table were planned to ease the flow of traffic: both are centered in their respective areas, to allow for traffic on both sides. The kitchen island is ideal for serving a crowd buffet style: traffic flows in one side of the kitchen and out the other, leaving room at the table for plenty of people, plates, cups, etc.  I try to ignore the fact that the traffic goes in an incorrect counter-clockwise direction.   It makes my eye twitch but I try not to let the world know.

We also were blessed to be able to build a rather large deck on the front of the house.  This greatly extends our available space for most of the year.  When we have 15-20 guests in addition to our own 11 – which usually happens several times/month – many of us often eat outside.

There are certain disadvantages to our layout:

  • Because the bedrooms are small and crowded at the expense of the living areas, they’re very difficult to keep neat.  This is an ongoing battle, and often a losing one.  I might mention something about this when January 1 rolls around.
  • We dispensed with hallways to save space, but this means that our bedroom doors are right off of the dining room/living room.  We usually keep the doors closed when we have company.
  • The lack of a hallway also means that the bathroom door is right off of the main living area.  Not ideal, but we think it was the best choice.
  • The noise and mess of the kitchen cannot be hidden.

All of these situations are less than ideal, but we think they are worthwhile sacrifices to make entertaining larger groups more practical.  Some  of these represent decisions that were made when we built the house; you might not find them useful unless you are moving to a new home soon.  Other decisions involve arranging furniture in ways that might look less like the inside of a home magazine but work better for entertaining sizeable crowds in a small area.

Take a look at your house; how can you rearrange what you already have to improve the usability of your space?  When it comes to entertaining company, this doesn’t always mean finding more storage space.  Sometimes it means keeping less stuff to make more room for people.  Though we certainly don’t do it perfectly, this is yet another way that we have found to be content in our smaller-than-average home with a larger-than-average family.

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One more Vision Forum sale before Christmas

Current giveaway: Grandpa Jake's Campfire Cooker

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December 15, 2008 By

Well, we took a poll and most of you would want to know hypothetically speaking if Vision Forum were having a great hypothetical sale in which everything in the store is 20-50% off.  Especially if they were also offering FREE hypothetical SHIPPING.
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Here’s a small sample of the very long list of 50-off favorites, presented in no particular order except that I picked all my favorites.  Don’t despair if you don’t see your own favorite.  Go look.

  • Thoughts for Young Men – The first time I read this I couldn’t wait to have a boy and start applying it!
  • All-American Pop Gun – These are too much fun!  The sounds echo all over the convention center at every homeschool conference we take them to!
  • Passionate Housewives Desperate for God – Quite possibly Vision Forum’s all time best-seller.
  • Toy Crossbow w/Darts – I wish I could have been a fly on the warehouse wall the day this first arrived.   Keep in mind the staff is heavily comprised of young men.  I hear it was a day that will go down in history.
  • Ten P’s in a Pod – The book that inspired us to form the habit of daily Bible reading.
  • True Story of Noah’s Ark – Don’t miss the last few pages: practical diagrams and numbers showing the simple plausibility of fitting all the animals into the ark.  We never doubted God’s Word, but it’s fun to see proven nonetheless.
  • Western Revolver Cap Gun – Every boy needs one, and this is a very nice one.
  • The Coral Island – My daughter tells me that this is the Ballantyne to start your collection!
  • So Much More – Another extremely popular title, and for good reason.  This is not just for single young ladies;  I learned many new things about the roots of modern feminism.
  • (CD) Curriculum Advice Volumes 1 & 2 – My friend Victoria Botkin has such a sweet and encouraging demeanor!  Don’t miss the chance to learn from her!
  • Juggling Balls – Every mom of many should learn to juggle.  How did you think I managed 3 young children in a busy parking lot before I had big children to help?
  • (CD) Sabers, Spears, and Catapults – Not directed at children, but ours were thoroughly engaged by Bill Potter’s enthusiasm for his subject.
  • The Book of Psalms For Singing – A fixture in our home for many years.  You need several, so get them at half price.
  • Rubik’s Cube – A blast from the past.  I used to solve it in under 2 minutes.  Now I just reminisce about the old days.
  • 1599 Geneva Bible – Did I just say the Rubik’s Cube was a blast from the past?  Try going back another 400 years!
  • Jonathan Park Hat (Blue) Child’s Size Adjustable – My boy is so cute in his JP hat that I’m convince every boy needs one.  Then he might look as cute as mine.  Not.  But I don’t blame you for trying.

My inside source in the warehouse tells me that Thursday is the last day for regular ground shipping before Christmas,  so if you’re waiting for the last-and-best sale, this is probably the time to buy.

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