If this were caused by a high shock event like a meteor strike, then there
should be evidence in the form of shatter cones, shocked quartz crystals etc.
In addition, there should be Iridium enrichment.
Best Regards,
Pat
To:
Hi Count and the List,
Obvious Vesicles and Conchoidal fractures and a vitreous overall appearance -
makes this a very unlikely candidate for re-entered space junk. Also the line
most of MIR re-entered over the Indian Ocean, but this piece made it to the
USA - very fishy.
I think this is in
this one in the Bulletin.
I would be very interested in understanding the masses that were found.
Yours in Science,
Pat Brown
Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2013 20:08:46 -0700
From: robert.d.mat...@saic.com
To: jim.woodd...@suddenlink.net; m
628 stone fragments collected from rice fields in the region. However,
they were able to clearly identify only three as possible meteorites.
Show me the classification!
Best Regards,
Pat Brown
From: baa...@zagami.jpl.nasa.gov
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date: Tue
.
Humbly, Yours in Science,
Pat Brown
Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2013 16:00:12 -0500
From: h...@meteorhall.com
To: countde...@earthlink.net
CC: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Confirmed September 2012 BLM
Hello Aziz,
This one is beauty, thank you for sharing the photos.
Best Regards, Pat
hello guys
well i put photo of a nice 39.2 gr nwa7034 on my flivkr enjoy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/azizhabibi/
you need any info email me
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Hi Chris,
This is an interesting question. I would imagine for a meteorite to survive a
landing on Mars,
that it would have to slow down to a degree. The only mechanism is friction
with the atmosphere.
The extreme speed should be enough to create a plasma, and so a fusion crust
should
Hi Norm and the List,
Norm, I agree with you that for those of us who are not interested in selling
the
meteorites that we find on BLM land the 'new' rules are not a problem. In fact
the
new rules explicitly grant ownership (with some limits about selling or
bartering)
of the first 9.999
Hi Bill and the List,
This is an interesting subject, please share you findings with the rest of us.
My setup:
1) Big Gibeon (69Kg) is on a six sided woodcarving table that my father build
2) Most of the smaller stuff is in a 2 piece glass fronted cabinet that
originally went with a TV
Hi All,
The new rules do seem pretty balanced and fair for those of us who do not sell
their finds, however, those individuals who are operating from a more
commercial point of view will be troubled more :(.
The new rules do raise a few questions:
1) Are meteorites collected before the new
Hi Rob,
Thank you for a wise, logical and well balanced response.
We do need to maximize the accuracy and volume of the data for science and at
the same time allow
the hunters in the field some level of confidentiality of the find coordinate
data.
This said, it is commendable when
Hello to the List,
I am going to be enroute in the next 24 to 30 hours from the Bay Area to the
Denver Show. I could easily go via Battle Mountainon the I-80 route, If anyone
is sharing Battle Mountain data please email.
Thank You,
Pat
Hi to all of the Listoids this Sunday afternoon,
Is there any more detail about the possible Nevada fall?
(I have checked out Dirk's page already, not enough data yet)
Thank You,
Pat Brown
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Hi Marcin,
I have ordered petrologic glass slides and cover glass from Wards Scientific
Supply.
The slides:
http://wardsci.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_IG0004280_A_name_E_Petrographic+Microscope+Slides
The cover slips:
Hi all,
Have the Meteoritical Society caught up on mailing MAPS in the current month
yet?
I have not received Jan or Feb 2011 yet.
Thank You,
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Hello Count and the List,
One interesting detail about reporting an eBay listing is that the boxes to
check off in the report process do not give one an opportunity to report that
an item is not genuine. However, there is a way, after you have made a
purchase, to report that the item which
These look like slag to me. Pat
Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2011 14:09:17 -0500
From: actionshoot...@carolina.rr.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com; impact...@aol.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Ebay, Again!
His email says g.marcos @ yahoo.
Looks
Hello to Ruben and the List,
Thank you for the auction live webcast. It was very entertaining.
Pat
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Hello Thin Section Fans,
I have purchased a Struers Discoplan TS thin section saw and grinder. I am
looking for Struers manuals and any information on vacuum chucks for this
machine.
Also still looking for information on thin section making. This is for my
entertainment and not a
and full wave, De Senarmont, Nakamura half
shadow and a quartz wedge
Thank you in advance for any information you can share with me. An off-list
response is preferred.
Best Regards,
Pat Brown
The Buehler Petrothin looks like a nice tool
Hello to the list,
Check out ebay item number 120661711027
This nutcase also claims to be selling a North American Biologic Planetary
Meteorite with clear evidence of well preserved fossils of crab, sea worms,
clams and other sea life.
This one is a game changer along with the associated
Hi Michael,
Another awesome RFSPoD, thank you!
Patrick
Scientific Lifestyle
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2010 17:33:30 -0800
From: mich...@rocksfromspace.org
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks from Space Picture of Day -
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Hello to the List,
This cut surface also shows small vesicles that make one wonder if it is one of
the few meteorites that have vesicles.
I would certainly have picked it up and submit for closer inspection.
Sonny is very experienced and has made some spectacular finds, I hope this one
Hello to the List,
'Just received my scale cube today as well. This is a very impressive bit of
work!
The markings are very crisp.
This makes my desert meteorite hunting withdrawals even worse.
Pining for the Playa,
Pat
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international friends a basket ball is 0.74 meters in circumference
and a softball is 0.30 meters in circumference.]
Please do let us know what you get for answers from Rob Matson and the rest of
the List.
Best Regards,
Pat Brown
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This year I plan to drive to the Tucson show in a van that will be converted to
a meteorite hunting RV. It will be a 1 ton or Dodge Sprinter body, so it is not
that big, no slide-outs etc.
I have a few questions, would you mind sharing some of your Tucson info? (off
list
shure does not look like a meteorite
or a re-entered piece of space junk. It also does not look like a blade from a
big wood chipper like the last few 'meteorites' hitting cars and houses.
Pat Brown
Hardware Reliability Engineer (and ex-materials engineer)
--- On Thu, 3/12/09, Eric Wichman e
Pat Brown wrote:
Hi Eric and the List,
Interesting photos. I highly doubt that the
windshield melted, it looks much more like the
plastic film between the layers of glass (that make it
safety glass as used in windshields) just stretched from the
impacting object.
The photo
Hi All,
On an HD chanel called HDT High Definition Theatre at 7PM Pacific Daylight
Savings time (and repeats at 10PM) tonight is an episode of a good show called
_The Desert Speaks_, that includes a visit to the Tucson Fossil and Meteorite
show, digging for fish fossils and a visit to Bob
Hi Ruben and the List,
That is one very fine looking meteorite, might even be the pick of the litter!
Thanks for the photos.
Pat
--- On Tue, 3/3/09, Ruben Garcia meteoritem...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Ruben Garcia meteoritem...@yahoo.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] Awesome 11 gram
Darryl and the list,
That Allende is the most studied is in part due to luck. In what was one of the
best ways to spend our tax dolars, IMNSHO, the USA built a team of the best
scientists with the best tools to study the lunar rocks. This team was all
dressed up with no rocks to study, and
OK
Allende
Murchison
ALH84001
Tagish Lake
Canyon Diablo (for it's Crater)
Nakhla
Calcalong Creek
Orgueil
Lost City (camera network data, orbit)
Peekskill (videos, orbit data)
--- On Fri, 2/13/09, ensorama...@ntlworld.com ensorama...@ntlworld.com wrote:
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Hi Michael and the List,
This book is available as a free .pdf file at:
http://books.google.com/books?id=vbF-ZLb7608Cprintsec=frontcoverdq=teachers+guide+to+meteoriteslr=as_brr=1as_pt=ALLTYPES
or just do a google book search and you will find it.
With Best Regards,
Pat
Hello fellow listoids,
Mexico Doug's post about Michael Collins praises a lesser known hero of the
Apollo program. IMNSHO, Michael Collins is also the most gifted author among
his Apollo brethern. In his books _Carrying the Fire_ and _Liftoff_ Michael
captures some of the awe in a project
Hi Michael and Fellow Listiods,
I will add my voice to the chorus, we are glad to see you back on the list with
your RfSPOD. I also want to thank Michael Gilmer for filling the void.
Some of the incredible meteorites on RfSPOD are for sale and are using RfSPOD
as an erzats advertising
Hi Pete and the List
The word GobSmacked is Brittish slang, Gob=face or more like the way we say
'mug' as slang for face and smacked=hit. The engineers from our sister plant in
Scotland use this slang in almost the same way as we say you could have
knocked me over with a feather , supprised
by Elsevier in the
form of one arrangement but that the work was paid for by the US taxpayers and
hence in the public domain. The above mentioned website contains the full text
and all the figures, drawings, charts and phtots as published in the book.
Enjoy
Best Regards,
Pat Brown
to the nearest milligram and placed in a
membrane box.
Pat Brown
Scientific Lifestyle Meteorites
Engineer by vocation, meteorite hunter when on vacation
--- On Mon, 11/10/08, Arnaud Mignan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Arnaud Mignan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [meteorite-list] WANTED - Holbrook
to the nearest milligram and placed in a
membrane box.
Pat Brown
Scientific Lifestyle Meteorites
Engineer by vocation, meteorite hunter when on vacation
--- On Mon, 11/10/08, Arnaud Mignan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Arnaud Mignan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [meteorite-list] WANTED - Holbrook
I pre-ordered on May 26th and my Amazon account shows that the book shipped by
2nd day air (I have joined Amazon's Prime program that offers expedited order
fulfillment and 2nd day air shipment on all orders for $80/yr) on Monday the
23rd and shows expected delivery on Wednesday June the 25th.
Hi Darren and the List,
I would suggest that he should be cautioned to wear a 3 layer thick foil helmet
with a zirconium tube no more than 7mm diameter at the highest point of his
head to allow his own thought process and not be overly influenced by the
energy aura around the meteorite. You
Hi all,
Thank you John, Mike, Sean, Dirk, James and Aubrey for
all the feedback on this Tektite book. You all are a
great resource and as a result I saved some money by
buying the book from Mike Jensen.
The study of Tektites is very interesting in that we
do not have all of the answers yet.
you and Best Regards,
Pat Brown
Scientific Lifestyle Meteorites
Engineer by vocation, meteorite
hunter when on vacation
ISBN 978-1862390850
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Hi All,
Is it possible that this etchant is ferric chloride?
The thing that disturbs me about all of the etching
videos is that no one wears safety glasses. None of
these chemicals is eyeball friendly!
Pat
--- David Pensenstadler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great Video!
I wonder how many
family (you will have to ask several relatives, as
often people of the greatest generation do not talk
about such things), get both the _Total PSA_ and the
_Free PSA_ tests as part of your annual physical.
Create a baseline for you.
Pat Brown
p.s. I am not a doctor or medical professional, I am
I am all for an online way to pay and puchasing a DVD
of all the back issues. The $ that back issues sell
for on ebay is a clear indicator that the demand is
there!
Pat
--- tracy latimer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd buy a DVD copy of the back issues as well. In
fact, as cool as it is to
Hi Listoids,
I was looking over the egay listings and found:
Park Forest Meteorite 341.1 g nod Item number:
220215403248
This stone has lost a lot of 'crust', is this one
legit?
Pat
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A Big Welcome to Gary
Thank You for a new meteorite from the great state of
Colorado.
With Best Regards from a Colorado native,
Pat Brown
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Gary writes: OK, I never contribute to this list so
here is my first entry...
Hello
Hi All,
There was some 869 in big lots. Sahara Overland had a
very nice looking 25Kg lot. Another tent seller at the
Ramada Ltd was selling by the gram some stuff that
really looked like 869, but was not identified as
such.
Pat Brown
Scientific Lifestyle Meteorites
--- Greg Hupe [EMAIL
Hi All,
A bright meteor was spotted over the pacific northwest
this morning at about 5:30AM. There is a report by a
commercial pilot of an impact with the ground near
Lind, WA. Here is a blurb from the Spokane newspaper:
http://www.spokesmanreview.com/breaking/story.asp?ID=13738
Pat in Spokane
,
Pat Brown
Scientific Lifestyle Meteorites
--- Michael Gilmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everyone and List Members!,
I hope this is not a breach of list etiquette and if
so,
I apologize in advance for my indiscretion. I just
wanted to take a moment and come out
Hi Jasoon, Peter and the List,
Some thoughts on why the Sahara is so productive:
Another significant factor is the climate over the
past several thousand years. The sahara and parts of
the American southwest have been dry for a long time,
this increases the terrestrial recognizability time of
Hello Fellow Listoids,
Let's add
Prof. Susan W. Kieffer
University Walgreen Fellow
CAS Professor of Geology
Professor of Physics
University of Illinois
to our list of Women in Meteoritics
Pat Brown
--- Notkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Twink posted:
Anne, now that you are retired
meteorite hunt.
There were 10 left just 2 minutes ago after the 2 that
I bought.
Thanks to Sterling for the heads up about this seller.
I was not quick enough to get one last time, but I
jumped on it this time.
With Best Regards,
Pat Brown
Scientific Lifestyle Meteorites
Hi Mark,
Nice photos. Thanks for sharing.
Meteoritically Yours,
Pat Brown
Scientific Lifestyle Meteorites
--- Mark Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought the list might be interested in seeing
some pictures from the
Natural History Museum
Hi Mike and the List,
It sure has been quiet this holiday weekend on the
list. I will second Mike's wish for a rock from space
for all this Christmas. Why, that's not a lump of coal
in my stocking it's a 2 Kg CO3!
Meoritically Yours,
Pat
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Hello Listees,
OK this is a gloat. However, there is also a request
for assistance.
I just scored a compound polarizing mineralogical
microscope that I am trying to learn some more about.
I am trying to find a users manual and a service
manual (preferably in english, but any language is
more
Hi All,
The BBC just put up this it about the big meteorite
auction.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7066340.stm
Best Regards,
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I leave for Denver tomorrow morning (Thursday) and
hope to see many of you
there.
It is that time again for submission of articles to
Meteorite. The August
issue should be on its way and Nancy and I
in the great state of Arizona. There is a
real positive fellowship on this list.
With Best Regards,
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Hi All,
I am trying to reach Marcin Cimala. My email to him
using both of his email addresses has bounced. I am
trying to buy a meteorite from Marcin's web page.
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Hi Ginger,
That is one incredible photograph. (Listees, if you
have not clicked on the link, have a look)
Thank you for sharing. I hope you get to enjoy more of
the show tonight.
With Best Regards,
Pat
--- Ginger Mayfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Yes, I still
dream. A good way to guarantee a trip
to Tucson each year is to be 1.5 hours drive away. I
am hoping that the library at the center for meteorite
studies at the Tempe campus is open to non-students.
Thank You and Best Regards,
Pat Brown
Hi Mirko and the List,
Thank you for showing your hunting photos on the web.
These are really nice meteorites; the crust is so
fresh and glossy. Nice recovery of a rare type.
Thank you also for discussing meteorites and not the
rant of the day about list abuse.
Hunt On...
Pat Brown
Hello to all the list members,
Can we please just ignore Steve and his
psychological/social issues?
We are all just playing into his hands by all the
acrimony on the list in response to his hunger for
attention.
Steve wants attention. It does not matter if it is
good or bad attention. If
Hi Michael,
Your recovery story has been most interesting, keep it
coming.
I choose to have this list be about meteorites.
The Cali meteorite landed in a bad nieghborhood that
is probably impossible to clean up. I hope it is not
too late to clean up the list..
Best Regards,
Hello Listees,
There is a personality type that lives for attention.
It does not matter if the attention is the result of
the individual's good or bad bahaviour. This person
will do whatever they need to gain this attention.
Most of us outgrow this behaviour by the age of 2.5 or
3 years.
Some
Now that is one beautiful space rock.
Thanks,
Pat
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Hi Listoids,
I need to buy some 10X loupes for my nieces and
nephews. I would like to get them the real item. So,
where can I get ten of the BelOMO Belarus 10x loupes
for a good price? I have a business license, so this
can be a wholesale transaction.
Thank You!
Pat Brown
Dr. Buhl,
Thank you for sharing the photos of your newest
acquisitions. The oriented NWA and 5.9Kg Sikhote Alin
are both very nice specimens. Your photos do justice
to these gems from space! Would you share your photo
technique?
Best Regards,
Pat Brown
Hi Lisees,
Please do not open the attachment to the email from
trilobitemoroc, it contains a virus.
Pat
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Inc. other than being a satisfied customer. I would be
grateful if one of my fellow listees would let me know
if there is an agreement prohibiting posting of
commercial URLs.
With Best Regards,
Pat Brown (meteorite hunter and
woodworker)
--- Dave
. This is one
of the reasons that keeping good records is important.
Best Regards,
Pat Brown
--- Robin Galyan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So what I am now trying to logicate is fall
patterns.In particular the
relationship of smaller chunks vs larger ones.
Perhaps you can assist me
Hi All,
I bought a slice of this meteorite from Marcin at
Tucson. While I am not a professional meteoriticist, I
am an engineer heavily involved with failure analysis,
use of microscopes and a trained observer. To my eye
these are most definitely small bits of this meteorite
fractured off of the
Hi All,
I don't have a copy of Bartlett's' Famous Quotations
here at work, but from memory, P.T. Barnum did not say
that there is a sucker born every minute. He said that
no one ever went broke underestimating the
intelligence of the American public.
--- Sterling K. Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
no doubt used the word American because he
was in the business of running carnivals and such in
the United States of America, not on an international
scale.
I am quite patriotic and firmly believe that I am one
lucky man to be born in the United States of America.
Sincerely,
Pat Brown
Hi Ruben and the List,
This is a great topic.
I still have the first meteorite I purchased. It is a
small Canyon Diablo.
I also have the first meteorite that I found, a small
Tungsten Mountain.
There is also joy in giving away meteorites. This past
Christmas, I gave a small Tungsten
OK, so when this guy 'produced' or 'presented' this
meteorite did the parallel streaks make this an
oriented meteorite??
This is going downhill quickly
Pat
--- Rob McCafferty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't hink of Uranus until mentioned here, which
is
unusual. Mind you, i didn't get
Hi All,
Distilled fermented grape juice is the definition of
brandy as far as I know.
Pat
--- mark ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds just like it's 'distilled fermented grape
juice' to me - so,
presumably Schnapps / moonshine is probably a close
equivalent?
?
Mark
Hi All,
At Tucson this year, Meteorite Caravan were selling
small fragments for $3/g and larger fragments for
$10/g.
Pat
--- mark ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve,
I think you'll find it usually works the other way
a lower$/g for
larger pieces and Higher $/g for smaller
Hi David and Kitt,
The first photo is gorgeous! I would not be
apologizing about that one! Very nice work on the
sphere and a really nice etch job.
Pat
--- David Kitt Deyarmin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I finished my Seymchan Sphere today and I am
extremely please with how it
turned out.
your
communications here on the list?
Regards,
Pat Brown
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Thanks Mark for the photo and congrats to Larry on
this excellent find!
Best Regards,
Pat
--- MARK BOSTICK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
Photographs of Larry Atkin's recent Holbrook find
linked below. Stellar
find Larry!
Hi Randall and the List,
This guy has spent a lot of time testing his rocks.
His samples look very terrestrial to me. I do not
recognize any flight markings.
He states that the escape velocity of Venus is less
than Earth, but he does not explain how an impactor
makes it to the surface
Hi Bill,
I for one appreciate your candid take on this
situation. This lends a whole new meaning to you pay
your money and you take your chances...
Pat
--- Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hmmm. I remember this guy. I politely told him that I
require
to the Tucson Electric Park show tomorrow to
check out the lapidary saws and laps etc.
The degree of fellowship with other meteorite
collectors is really great. This is a most enjoyable
experience.
With Best Regards,
Pat Brown
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--- Desert Tours [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will go to the Tucson Electric Park show
tomorrow to
check out the lapidary saws and laps etc.
Hi Pat
Where is the Tucson Electric Park show? Would I also
be able to find like a
Faceting Machine that is for gemstone
Hi All,
Here is the information that i said I would post about
through-the-eyepiece misroscope digital photography.
The camera that is used in my lab is a
Sony DSC-P92. No special settings are used. The tech
just zooms until the image is full frame and presses
the timer release for the shutter.
results.
ymmv with non-Sony cameras
Pat Brown
--- Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 28 Jan 2007 19:45:47 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Hi All,
Here is the information that i said I would post
about
through-the-eyepiece misroscope digital
photography.
The camera
Hello Paolo and the List,
I am a meteorite collector and amateur meteorite
researcher. Professionally, I am a research and
development engineer specializing in hardware quality
and reliability for the largest electronic test
equipment company in the world. I have technical
oversight of our local
to be at Tucson. Does this ring a bell?
That's probably enough questions for now. I hope the
answers to these questions will be of general interest
to other list readers as well.
Best Regards,
Pat Brown
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Hi All,
I just finished _Meteorite Hunter_ by Roy Gallant
(ISBN 978-0071372244).
This book is not terribly technical, but is a great
read none the less. The book consists mostly of a sort
of travel log of Mr. Gallant's wonderful expeditions
to several remote impact sites in the former USSR
Hi to All on the list,
Kid with a new toy.
I have purchased my first diamond saw and tonight cut
some unclassified NWAs and one Tungsten Mountain that
I found myself (after practicing on other rocks).
This is pretty cool... being the first to see the
inside of a rock this old and not of
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