Thank you Adele, for posting about this charming video! I did enjoy seeing
it and isn't it wonderful that I can view it in the far flung empire!! (New
Zealand)
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hreads are holding
them so that is our this year christmas piece and I am content to be so.
Too much on my mind at the moment, but the lace work is still theraputic and
helping to keep me calm:-) Hopefully I wont make the same errors the
next time round.
Sue T
Dorset UK, where the stormy winds a
Thank you Susan for sharing, it's a very pretty bracelet, I have not tried wire
lace yet but would like to have a go, you have managed the picot edging
beautifully considering how hard it is to keep the kinks out of the wire I've
been told.
Sue M Harvey
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ted it with all the lengths (
including lace round the bottom of the drawers) if you would like to see it
it's on my pictures on the photo site.
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to see it.
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Dear spiders I do hope one you can help me. I am searching for a lace
pattern of a hand holding a piece of lace. I seem to remember the whole
thing was lace but I cannot remember where I saw it and I would like to do
the pattern if I can find it. Does anyone know of this design?
Sue M
Must try to get my hands on this book. I am so excited because our lace group
is going to Hampton Court next June to visit The Royal School of Needlework, I
think this book will be good homework prior to our visit.
Sue M Harvey
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size for that change, so next one will he
worked using one of those,
Many thanks and when you leave our county of Dorset you are more than
welcome to take the wet and the wind with you:-)
Sue T
In dryer and brighter Dorset today.
Sue wrote:
I am working one of Christine springetts circular pieces
r had a problem with patterns
etc, neither have I with crochet - hook in left, thread in right again. All I
have to remember is that if I'm doing something like a jacket, then the right
side is the left side.
Not a problem as far as I'm concerned.
Sue
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u, as ever for the help and I am really rather pleased with
myself for thinking that through and coming up with the same sort of
numbers. What a long way I have come with Brenda's book and with lace via
Arachne.
Sue T
Dorset UK
Hello Sue and everyone
You've enlarged the patt
actuals please if anyone can advice me.
Have been very stressed lately (due to life), but found sitting with my lace
pillow yesterday evening quite calmingI do need to make some more but want
them to be right and look lovely so all advice would be very welcome.
Sue T
Dorset UK, where autumn has
Thank you all, the tiny Url worked, just wish that I could actually go to see
the exhibition it looks superb.
Sue M Harvey
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Oh dear cannot see it, it just says page not found, is there a tiny URL that
might work please maybe the link is too long as it does not all highlight
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Has anyone organised a card exchange yet . As its getting near the end of
September I am thinking maybe I should start some cards (even if it is far too
early to be thinking of Christmas we crafters have to think ahead )
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and I would rather give it away to someone else than throw it away or just
keep it getting in the way.
Sue T
Dorset UK, where we still have some nice weather which has been rare these
past quite a few years
Hello All,
Some time ago there was a discussion here about how we all could contribut
They are an excellent project for making you think, I made Jeans "Rose"
bookmark for my sister ( her name). I don't know who was the more pleased, her
for receiving it or me for managing to make it.
Sue M Harvey
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Well done Sherry, it is a pretty piece so an achievement for you and also a
well done to the designer, it is lovely. I have also got the patterns but
haven't attempted to make them.
Sue T
Dorset UK
ribbon for second place at the New York State Fair. I put a picture of the
bookmar
is the bestâ
Sue T
Dorset UK off to wash some dishes before I finish my current piece of lace
Hi Sue,
They are Romanian point lace and the cord is worked with a crochet hook, laid
out on a pattern (just like needlelace) and then filling stitches worked.
The cord is fun to do (once you've w
Some beautiful lace and such a wide variety. beautiful work. I am
intrigued to know how two of the early ones are, cord work, I dont think it
is tatting, but it doesn't look like bobbin lace, could it be needle lace?
Great work every one and well done for the visuals.
Sue T
Dorset UK
I had the same thing happen, a post I sent on 8th Aug. only just arrived
yesterday?
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> I've just received in the past 10 minutes over 20 emails from Arachne that
> I've alre
Have downloaded the app it works ok on my iPad thank you
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Mine was downloaded from Apple App Store
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Wish I had tried to download app but I thought it was only for iPhone as yet
and I have deleted the link, can you repost details please
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It's an excellent app!! Well Done Jean & David! I've now got it on my phone!!
Sue in E Yorks
On 5 Aug 2013, at 05:16, Laurie Waters wrote:
> Jean and David Leader kindly let LaceNews have a scoop on the release of the
> first iPhone lace app. See http://tinyurl.com/lwb8s4
last. Feels good.
Sue T
On 8/2/13 8:23 AM, Sue wrote:
If I choose to work a tatting pattern which has beans in
without, do I replace each bead with a double stitch?
(this particular one I am looking at is a string of beads
in place of the chain loop between rings.
Depends on the pattern, and
I should have read this through, of course I mean Beads, not beans, LOL.
Sue
Knowing that many of you spiders tat, I wonder if you can tell me something.
If I choose to work a tatting pattern which has beans in without, do I
replace
each bead with a double stitch? (this particular one I am
(or create my own), but since found just the piece in one of the
Christine Springett books. One down, one to go 45th Wedding anniversary next
month so perhaps thats a good time to use them
Sue T
Dorset where we have dull and showery after the heatwave of the last couple of
weeks.
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working the lace, and then forgotten I was doing this trial. I suddenly
found it all looked much better and realised that I had I reached the
orange.
I am hoping this message trims alright. I am working on my dad's computer
and think it has trimmed, but am not sure!
Sue
On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at
ing?
Back down off soapbox
Sue (Lollipop Lady in North of UK)
On 29 Jul 2013, at 18:45, scotl...@aol.com wrote:
> I seem to remember it was said that people required a background check for
> each class/group taught in different locations. This morning, in the church
> coffee lounge I
So why haven't we seen "work in progress" pictures David? You know how we all
love to see them
In anticipation
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
U.K.
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> Dear Friends,
> One of the blokes I fought with in Vietnam
grateful for helpful advice.
Sue T
Dorset UK, where our beautiful sun and heat have disappeared behind the
cloud and sea fret, :-(
Hello All! Embroiderers know that needles are best kept in wool--something
about the lanolin keeps them rust free. But that doesn't answer Sue's
problem wit
use it, so if anyone has other
suggestions for a way they successfully store and carry small amounts like
this around, crochet hooks, tatting hooks or whatever.
I have had a couple of very good suggestions thank you, but still haven't
cracked this storage problem for the future.
Sue T
I
I think they might shock the audience more than make themselves blush, LOL.
Sue T Dorset UK
I don't think the big, burly men who toss the caber at Highland Games would
agree that they are wearing skirts: Out of sheer modesty and decency they
have
to wear something under their kilts. Hav
ft hand, so if someone struggles to learn one method, learn the other!! I
crochet left handed, and tat left handed, pins are picked up with the left for
bobbin lace, as is the pricker, scissors etc And yes, I use a fork in my
left hand and a knife in my right! after all, you use the fork mo
Noni what a sad loss to the
lacemaking world you are.
Sue M Harvey
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aking lace?? I think not!
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e' the relevant school or whatever, to pay £60 UKP EACH
TIME!!! Separate ones for separate schools/centres etc
this is probably why it just ain't gonna happen here in the UK!!
Down off soapbox
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I knew there was a way but not on that day.
Sue T
Hi Sue and fellow Arachnids,
Have you tried showing a left-hander a technique in the mirror. It works for
some though not for all.
Happy lace making,
Joepie, in sunny East Sussex.
I dont know about lacemaking but when my daughter was about
here might well
be a good response. Anything else it teaches the children and we know there
are lots of benefits to be gained would be really good.
Sue T
Dorset UK where we have been basking in fabulous sunshine now for days:-)
At last
Dear Clay, et al,
That is not what was said. The point is
to take it home!!! With any luck it
will stay with him for the rest of his life, that he CAN do something like
this!!!
Sue in a hot, sticky, East Yorkshire
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I managed to find it on this link, I think its the right one, so have copied
the link as below.
it also translated to english for me.
Sue T Dorset UK
http://www.kloskant.com/blog/blog.html
HI
Your link to www.kloskant.com/blog does not allow access to the site
Would you kindly rectify
Manie
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I'm at Sweet Briar too - itching for classes to start!! I got a brief
preview of Bobbi's book last night. It is truly wonderful!
Had a lovely walk past the stables this morning and saw a white-tailed deer
and little baby, about knee high on me!
Sue Babbs
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We have just seen on our local news that Pat Perryman is to be honoured by the
Queen for her work with lace making. Sorry I dont know what award it was, too
busy concentrating on the lace pillow and the speakers jabot they showed.
Lace in the news again
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wanted
to create some of her own patterns and have succeeded with this program.
The other one was much more difficult but I did make up a few.
Sue T
The information is just a little bit out of date, I'm afraid.Lace RXP
was replaced by Lace8 a year ago and Easy Lace went out of bus
Hi Bev,for theChapter 8 bit I think the title is The Technique of Honiton Lace
by Elsie Luxton but the pattern 51leaf sampler comes from her book called
Honiton Lace Patterns
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Two of us at least talking about tatting at the moment are across the pond
from you, so over 1000 miles away. Too far to travel, but the book I am
currently reading through will lead me in the right direction I think.
Good luck with the demo and tutorial.
Sue T
Dorset UK
There will be a
en in 24 hours, but
have seen the book on the Roseground website in the UK.
Sue T
Dorset UK
I think I would suggest looking at Lyn Morton's books - her website is
www.tatting.co.uk - also the small inexpensive books that Rosemarie Peel
has produced over the years - http://www.lacet.co.uk
Bot
Sorry that should have gone to chat
Sue Babbs
On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 5:01 PM, Sue Babbs wrote:
>
>
> Even amid squalor and poverty the beauty of mans ingenuity gives us hope
> for a better future
..
>
>
>
> This video is fantastic, if only for the reason that these y
Even amid squalor and poverty the beauty of mans ingenuity gives us hope
for a better future
..
This video is fantastic, if only for the reason that these young people,
living in a garbage dump in PARAGUAY , have shown the world that if one
lets mind and body work toward accomplishing somethin
Really good:-)
Sue T
I hope this URL will work. Very cute lace luggage!
http://www.victoriantradingco.com/store/catalogimages/1a/i22950.html
Jane in Vermont, USA where the heat wave continues
Hello All! Victorian Trading Co is featuring luggage printed with polka
dots & lace in their
, :-)
So I think some investment in those bulbs will happen in our household over
the coming months.
Thank you all for the input then, no need to restart necessarily but thought
you might like my feedback.
Sue T
Back to Dorset UK where the sun is out and with light winds for a change its
pleasant
way you have control of the
book matter and the prices without having to individually print out and bind
each book or all of the other options mentioned. Or am I simplifying this
too much?
Sue T
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Subject: [lace] out of print bo
. craft books.
Sue M Harvey
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Hello Ruth
Strange isn't it?? It says that it costs 13 dollars on mine, over £8 uk.
Shame that they charge different countries different prices for what is, after
all, an electronic book delivered over the air/down the phone line and no extra
costs involved!!!
Sue in East Yorks
On 1
I have recently read that book, I found it quite a depressing story but saying
that I still had to finish reading it ...maybe that's a sign of a well written
book?
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The price has shot up now!! 13 dollars!!!
Sue in East Yorkshire, UK
On 17 May 2013, at 02:39, Lyn Bailey wrote:
> My DH sent this to me. Ruins of Lace, by Iris Anthony, because of the title
> and the blurb. I know nothing else about it, except what the website says:
> http://www.a
Sorry folks, brain still working on the packing.
Sue T
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I was interested about LED lights and bulbs to put into other lights and
lamps to aid my lacemaking but can I ask what the Ott bit means please. I
have sort of been able to follow this story but now have time to ask the
question.
Sue T Dorset UK
Hello All! Having received some off-list
Thank you for the various comments about your experiences with LED lighting in
your homes, car and for lacemaking, helpful as always.
I do have the portable one to take out with me with its own magnifying glass
already so thanks for that.
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They do come from China or somewhere like that ours came from ebay.
Sue in E Yorks
On 6 May 2013, at 09:39, Jacquie Tinch wrote:
> Have a look on eBay as there are LED bulbs for sale there at much lower
> prices. They are sent straight from China I think, so should be equally
>
th LED lights in your home, good or bad.
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angle poise
lamp.
We are considering investigating to see if using LED lamps in some places
might be better than the usual house lights.
Do any of you have any experience with LED lights in your home, good or bad.
Sue T
Dorset UK where we have sunshine, gorgeous but a chill wind as we are close to
the
Some beautiful and very unusual pieces on this site. Loved looking.
Sue T
A lace poncho -- the perfect solution for someone who wants to wear their
lace, but hopes to lose weight. (me)
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=606866862675984&set=pb.49649829037950
9.-220752.1367606185.&
So am I Joepie!! won't be till Tuesday at the earliest now :-(
On the upside, I did get a tatting book from Amazon this morning so that
will give me something to look at over the weekend if I get chance!!
Sue in East Yorkshire where it can't decide if its going to rain or not!
My Lace magazine arrived in my letter box today, in this far flung outpost
of what used to be the Empire!! In other words, New Zealand!!
Well done Lace Guild.
Sue Fink,
Masterton,
New Zealand
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We have a chocolate bar here in the UK called Mars Bar which is chocolate
covered caramel with a fudge like centre and some people deep fry that also (
yuk)
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Thank you for that explanation. I've always wondered but never stopped and
asked before!
Sue
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 3:59 PM, wrote:
> Sue,
> They are marshmallow figures in shapes of chicks, rabbits and eggs. They
> were originally just chicks in yellow marshmallow. Now
And now you need to explain to those of us who aren't American, what the
"peeps" of Easter candy are? After 13 years of living in IL, I've heard
the name , but don't know what it means!
Sue
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 3:35 PM, Donna Fousek wrote:
> OK ladies and Gents
If you cannot find the matt film just buy the cheap shiny stuff and rub all
over with a pan scrub to take the shine off,hey presto matt film.
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Congratulations Catherine on your excellent site, I really enjoyed the way we
could actually see "work in progress" from start to finished project.
Was the parasol displayed at the 7 exhibition a few years ago? I believe it
was the one we admired when we went to the exhibiti
people buy online supplies
these days, but that will never beat walking round at a lace day looking at
other lace and getting ideas for future projects.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
U.K.
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people buy online supplies
these days, but that will never beat walking round at a lace day looking at
other lace and getting ideas for future projects.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
U.K.
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I'm a tatter and I'm here VBG Try here: http://www.georgiaseitz.com/
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 17 Apr 2013, at 16:06, David C COLLYER wrote:
> Dear Karen,
>
>> 'Where have all the tatters gone!?'
My Tatty Blog http://pigminitatty.blogspot.co.uk/
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Hi Susan
Can you pass on our sincere condolences to the family, maybe via Rosemary?
She was such a wonderful person to talk to about lace, and I'm sure the Lace
Community will miss her.
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 15 Apr 2013, at 17:13, Susan Roberts wrote:
> This morning I heard from
Glory Alex, that could have been a real tears situation!! The pricking and the
pillow are probably easier and quicker to replace!! Good to see it wasn't the
lace tho
Chat soon
Sue in a sunny but windy East Yorkshire
On 15 Apr 2013, at 09:32, Alex Stillwell wrote:
> Hi A
I think we would all like to know when it's published, please share
Sue M Harvey
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U.K.
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> Just had a look at your books "in the pipeline".
> I hope you will keep us all up-to-date when they will be published,
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her, but she's really helpful!!
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Alice, have you ever tried Carrickmacross, I love it, it's so dainty and quite
easy, one of my favourites.
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rking at it which seems to escape me at the
moment.
Sue T Dorset UK
At present I am making my bookmarks ready for the exchange but I am also
making the 'map of the world' from the Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti book 'let's
make bobbin lace'. I'm making it in black and inte
t for her first.
I am enjoying reading your mail as always.
Sue T, Dorset UK, where at last we have a sunny but very chilly day, no snow
here.
Many people struggling in various areas due to some very freak weather, Huge
snow drifts in the north and farmers loosing sheep and lambs underneath it
24 hours in a day please? Then I can finish
everything!! ROTFL
Sue in a cold windy East Yorkshire
On 27 Mar 2013, at 20:47, Noelene Lafferty wrote:
> One of my old poems:
>
> My Sanity
>
> I've been out of sorts just lately
> And feeling rather flat.
> The weather
.
Sue T Dorset UK
Dear all,
Fascinating topic. I speak with no authority other than Alex Stillwell told
me that a woman who was a lacemaker was in high demand as a wife because she
could bring in extra money. We must remember that for the lower classes it
was a hand to mouth existence, and so
David, did you know that you had ancestors that were Lacemakers before you
started to make lace , or did you start to make lace after you found out, just
wondered.
Sue M Harvey
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house as well as worked on the land some times as well ?At least
one of her daughters was a lacemaker, so I expect mother helped and/or
taught her during her growing years. What an amazing woman and I expect
that was more the norm than anything unusual in those times.
Sue T Dorset UK
Jane
ends that snap in so you can pop
all the lace, threads etc into either end and snap shut then all is kept clean
and tidy. I use thin black elastic over both ends to hold the work while in
progress.
Sue M.Harvey
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piece of
jewellery and not as another piece of technical kit you need to remember to
carry around with you. Really lovely.
Still wouldn't manage to have to spider though, Yuck.
Sue T
Dorset UK
Not that I sense any great enthusiasm for the commemorative flash drive
idea, but it seems
Me too, I know its ilogical but although not now quite terrified of them I
dislike with a passion and wouldn't wear a pin with one on which is sad.
Sue T
Dorset UK
Hi Arachnids,
Would it be possible to make the logo a lace spider rather than one as
realistic looking as the pin in Joy’s
This needle lace is truly beautiful, while looking through it I was happy to
see Chateau de Rambouillet because for many years my home town of Great
Yarmouth has been twinned with Rambouillet and townsfolk often have exchange
visits there.
Sue M Harvey
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Now Janis never mind going to Oz and taking those books with you come
to the UK and bring them here!!! LOL
We like books over here as well
Sue in a rather damp East Yorkshire
On 17 Mar 2013, at 15:35, Janis Savage wrote:
> Thank you for the mention Mary.
> I am one of the
oe or curvy U shape. You can frequently get them lightly padded as
well. Hope I've made myself clear, because I can see it in my mind
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 16 Mar 2013, at 23:31, Witchy Woman wrote:
> Catching up on the Arachne archive and came upon your mention of a horseshoe
oesies nice and warm'!! She still has a shoe fetish!!! LOL
Now Shirley how dare you drop the rest of us lacemakers in the mire with
our other halves by saying you don't 'need' more bobbins LOL
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 17 Mar 2013, at 02:30, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:
Noelene that's BRILLIANT!!
Thanks for the giggle!!
Sue in a damp East yorkshire
On 16 Mar 2013, at 20:28, Noelene Lafferty wrote:
> As I have received a couple of requests for "How Many Bobbins", here it is.
> I hope this works with just line feeds in the right plac
very stage! Also, if you get
stuck, I'm sure she wouldn't mind you emailing her!!
Sorry I don't know what the book is but when you find out can you let the
rest of us know please??
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 16 Mar 2013, at 00:28, Jenny Brandis wrote:
>
> Beginning with T
arachnids where ever you are I am proud to be of their number.
Sue T
Dorset UK where it is raining heavily and I am off to complete cooking
dinner
When there are probably less than 50 regular contributors to Arachne, and
we know that there are another 1,000 or so who are lurking, does that
matter
see the straw hats
and other interesting things.
My brother in law was a big time Luton Town Football (The Hatters) supporter
when he got married in the early 70's and was given a straw boater as a gift
from the club.
Sue T
now in Dorset UK
I think they made hats.
At the Luton Museum, wh
p the next year, they were
quite complicated things to make as I recall.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
U.K.
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I, too, am saddened to hear of Erica's death. We had lost contact after your
move from Christchurch. Erica was most helpful to me on several occasions,
and I greatly enjoyed all e-conversations with her. She was very kind and
went out of her way to find answers to my questions
Sue
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