goddamn it's so hot out!
damn global warming!

i can't even leave my house. my fat ass melts like butter.
my ac can barely keep up. i think i live under an ozone hole.
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goddamn it's so hot out!
damn global warming!

i can't even leave my house. my fat ass melts like butter.
my ac can barely keep up. i think i live under an ozone hole.

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.



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Re: Re: hot
By: Gamgee to MRO on Sun Jun 22 2025 10:29 pm

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.

There's hot, then there is Georgia HOT. My pool is warm and even the well water isn't that cold right now. Was thinking of fabricating a styrofoam cooler and coiling the pump water hose to the pool through it filled with ice.

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i can't even leave my house. my fat ass melts like butter.
my ac can barely keep up. i think i live under an ozone hole.

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.

Indeed. Several months ago, I was on a trip that took me through the
desert SW. Although the temperature was hotter there, at least you could escape the Sun by getting in the shade (*if* you could find any).

In the SE, even in the shade you cannot escape the humidity.


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Re: Re: hot
By: Gamgee to MRO on Sun Jun 22 2025 10:29 pm

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.

There's hot, then there is Georgia HOT. My pool is warm and even the
well water isn't that cold right now. Was thinking of fabricating a styrofoam cooler and coiling the pump water hose to the pool through it filled with ice.

Hehe yeah good idea. Some people have "heated" pools, you need a
"cooled" pool. I hear ya. I think Georgia Hot is the same as FloridaPanhandle Hot... ;-)



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Dumas Walker wrote to GAMGEE <=-

i can't even leave my house. my fat ass melts like butter.
my ac can barely keep up. i think i live under an ozone hole.

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.

Indeed. Several months ago, I was on a trip that took me through the desert SW. Although the temperature was hotter there, at least you
could escape the Sun by getting in the shade (*if* you could find any).

Yep, I've been out there too. The old saying "It's a DRY heat" is very
true, and it doesn't feel nearly as bad as humid heat.

In the SE, even in the shade you cannot escape the humidity.

You got that right. It's pretty bad down here in the Florida panhandle already, and not even Aug/Sep yet...



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Hey Gamgee!

On Sun, 22 Jun 2025 22:29:26 -0500, you wrote:

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.

I can definitely agree with that. Granted, here in WI between Saturday and today it was in the upper 90s, with the heat index up around 105. So sure, it has been pretty hot.

However, we went to the Orlando area in June last year for volleyball nationals when it was 105F all week with like 80% humidity. Fuck that, you can keep that shit.

We, along with other team parents, were sitting under a canopy at the resort at around midnight having some drinks, still complaining about the heat. No sun, yet still sweating through our shirts.

Then, the year before that we went to Peoria, AZ in June for vacation. Also 105F all week. Sure, when you were in the sun you felt like there was a torch pointed at you, but at least in the shade it was managable, and even dare I say enjoyable. (hardly any humidity at all). Evenings and nights were wonderful, too.

I can definitely tell the difference between the southwest and southeast. Yet here in WI, we get some of the best of both of those worlds, including Canada (it was 3 days, and now the rest of the week will be around 80F), where we can get down to -30F and lower in the winter. :(

Regards,
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Re: Re: hot
By: Gamgee to Bogomips on Mon Jun 23 2025 03:23 pm

Hehe yeah good idea. Some people have "heated" pools, you need a "cooled" pool. I hear ya. I think Georgia Hot is the same as FloridaPanhandle Hot... ;-)

Do you think that's similar to Arizona hot? Several years ago, I went to Arizona a few times for work, and in April, the temperature was already getting up to the mid-90s. I've heard actual summers in Arizona are pretty hot (often above 100-110+), where they recommend you stay inside and not go outside for extended lengths of time. I don't think that's the kind of weather I'd want to live in..

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Re: hot
By: Accession to Gamgee on Mon Jun 23 2025 04:38 pm

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.

I can definitely agree with that. Granted, here in WI between Saturday and today it was in the upper 90s, with the heat index up around 105. So sure, it has been pretty hot.

Wow that is indeed extra hot for up that way!

However, we went to the Orlando area in June last year for volleyball nationals when it was 105F all week with like 80% humidity. Fuck that, you can keep that shit.

Yea it can be brutal at times. I've lived here long enough now to have gotten as used to it as possible, but it does suck sometimes.

We, along with other team parents, were sitting under a canopy at the resort at around midnight having some drinks, still complaining about the heat. No sun, yet still sweating through our shirts.

Then, the year before that we went to Peoria, AZ in June for vacation. Also 105F all week. Sure, when you were in the sun you felt like there was a torch pointed at you, but at least in the shade it was managable, and even dare I say enjoyable. (hardly any humidity at all). Evenings and nights were wonderful, too.

Yep that's the difference between "dry heat" and "humid heat". The "Heat Index" (what it actually feels like) is *FAR* worse with humidity. Same thing as the "wind chill factor" up in snow country.

I can definitely tell the difference between the southwest and southeast. Yet here in WI, we get some of the best of both of those worlds, including Canada (it was 3 days, and now the rest of the week will be around 80F), where we can get down to -30F and lower in the winter. :(

Yes, I spent a few years near there, in the north Chicago suburbs, while in the Navy long ago. Winters were challenging but the rest of the year was pretty excellent weather-wise.

It's really pretty good here, for part of the year - from November to the end of April it's quite nice.

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Re: Re: hot
By: Nightfox to Gamgee on Mon Jun 23 2025 03:38 pm

Re: Re: hot
By: Gamgee to Bogomips on Mon Jun 23 2025 03:23 pm

Hehe yeah good idea. Some people have "heated" pools, you need a "cooled" pool. I hear ya. I think Georgia Hot is the same as FloridaPanhandle Hot... ;-)

Do you think that's similar to Arizona hot? Several years ago, I went to

No, it's far more "hot feeling" here because of the humidity. A huge difference between 100 degress here compared to the SW desert areas. There's a thing called the "Heat Index" which takes into account the amplifying effect of humidity on how hot it actually feels to a person.

Arizona a few times for work, and in April, the temperature was already getting up to the mid-90s. I've heard actual summers in Arizona are pretty hot (often above 100-110+), where they recommend you stay inside and not go outside for extended lengths of time. I don't think that's the kind of weather I'd want to live in..

I've found that when I'm in that (Southwest) area for any length of time (even a week), my sinuses get all dried out, my skin gets dry, and it's very easy to get dehydrated. I don't like that very much. Here in Florida I've gotten fairly adjusted to the humidity and although it feels hotter, it's more comfortable in some ways. No doubt that the summers can be challenging in that regard, although there's a pool or a beach not far away. ;-) Honestly it's no worse than enduring a long cold winter for half the year (which I have also done for years at a time). I prefer the warmth.

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No, it's far more "hot feeling" here because of the humidity. A huge difference between 100 degress here compared to the SW desert areas. There's a thing called the "Heat Index" which takes into account the amplifying effect of humidity on how hot it actually feels to a person.

I've found that when I'm in that (Southwest) area for any length of time (even a week), my sinuses get all dried out, my skin gets dry, and it's very easy to get dehydrated. I don't like that very much. Here in Florida I've gotten fairly adjusted to the humidity and although it feels hotter, it's more comfortable in some ways. No doubt that the summers can be challenging in that regard, although there's a pool or a beach not far away. ;-) Honestly it's no worse than enduring a long cold winter for half the year (which I have also done for years at a time). I prefer the warmth.

Yeah, I can understand that.

In the northwest, we don't really get extreme weather either way. It's rarel extremely hot or cold. We don't rven get much snow in the winter, if at all, except in the desert area of the state. Sometimes we do get some snow that might last anywhere from a day to 2 weeks. In the summer, usually it doesn't get higher than 100 or so, but a few years ago, we had a record high of 118 or so.. Also, some people have talked about the humidity in the northwest, but I don't think it's as humid as some areas of the south. I've been to Texas and to Florida (Florida a long time ago) and I remember it being more humid than here.

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Re: Re: hot
By: Bogomips to Gamgee on Mon Jun 23 2025 06:32:57

Hi, Bogomips.

Was thinking of fabricating a styrofoam
cooler and coiling the pump water hose to the pool through it filled with ice.

Maybe I'm being a bit thick but could you not just throw the ice into the pool water? Or are you planning to sit next to the returned water jet for maximum cooling effect?

I feel like you'd need an ice cube 3 feet squared to make a dent in the water temperature, though, and by the next day it would be warm again :\

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You got that right. It's pretty bad down here in the Florida panhandle already, and not even Aug/Sep yet...

Does that make you a Florida panhandler? :D


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Do you think that's similar to Arizona hot? Several years ago, I went to Arizona a few times for work, and in April, the temperature was already gettin
up to the mid-90s. I've heard actual summers in Arizona are pretty hot (often
above 100-110+), where they recommend you stay inside and not go outside for extended lengths of time. I don't think that's the kind of weather I'd want t
live in..

Right now, from at least Indiana southward, they are recommending you stay inside and not go outside for any length of time. It has been 90+F with >
100F heat index values.

There is a difference when you are in the Sun... when I was in Superior,
AZ, it was wicked hot. When you get out in the Sun, it seemed to me that I felt it more on my skin. The air is not like "soup," though, as it would likely be at similar temperatures in the Gulf States. By the same token, it seemed like it was real difficult to keep my lips from drying out.

The main difference is in the shade. In AZ or Southern CA, if I found
myself in the shade, it didn't feel near as hot. I stopped at a rest area along I-10 in Southern CA. It was sunny and 100+F. They had a small area
set up with some trees and desert flowers. Even though the leaves on those trees are small (like locust trees), the shade felt *great*. There was
even a slight breeze under those trees.

In the shade in the SE, while you are not getting the direct sunlight,
you are still surrounded by the soupy air. Makes it a lot more difficult to cool off.

Being out in the Sun at those temperatures, in the SW or SE, is going to
get to you real quick.


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Dumas Walker wrote to GAMGEE <=-

You got that right. It's pretty bad down here in the Florida panhandle already, and not even Aug/Sep yet...

Does that make you a Florida panhandler? :D

Yep! Have cardboard sign, will travel! Haha



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Hey Gamgee!

On Mon, Jun 23 2025 20:33:51 -0500, you wrote:

I can definitely agree with that. Granted, here in WI between
Saturday and today it was in the upper 90s, with the heat index up
around 105. So sure, it has been pretty hot.

Wow that is indeed extra hot for up that way!

It'll get like that once or twice over the course of a summer. Just like it'll do the complete opposite in the winter.

Yea it can be brutal at times. I've lived here long enough now to
have gotten as used to it as possible, but it does suck sometimes.

Yes, I spent a few years near there, in the north Chicago suburbs,
while in the Navy long ago. Winters were challenging but the rest
of the year was pretty excellent weather-wise.

Ah, whereabouts? I had family in Elgin up until a few years ago, so I've been to the area quite a few times, as it's only a couple hours away by vehicle.

It's really pretty good here, for part of the year - from November
to the end of April it's quite nice.

I imagine it is. I've only been there twice, and one of those I already told you about (it sucked).

We took the kids to the four Disney money pits/parks maybe 10 years ago or so, at the beginning of March. It was quite nice (mid 80s maybe), and less humid. We made it through one park per day, and had a day in between each to enjoy the lazy river at our resort. ;)

It was actually enjoyable in March, even.

Regards,
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Accession wrote to Gamgee <=-

I can definitely agree with that. Granted, here in WI between
Saturday and today it was in the upper 90s, with the heat index up
around 105. So sure, it has been pretty hot.

Wow that is indeed extra hot for up that way!

It'll get like that once or twice over the course of a summer. Just
like it'll do the complete opposite in the winter.

Yea it can be brutal at times. I've lived here long enough now to
have gotten as used to it as possible, but it does suck sometimes.

Yes, I spent a few years near there, in the north Chicago suburbs,
while in the Navy long ago. Winters were challenging but the rest
of the year was pretty excellent weather-wise.

Ah, whereabouts? I had family in Elgin up until a few years ago, so
I've been to the area quite a few times, as it's only a couple hours
away by vehicle.

I lived right near the Great Lakes Navy Base, in the town of North
Chicago, and also for a little while in Waukegan. In the winter the
wind coming off of Lake Michigan was savage at times. I grew up in
Vermont though, so was no stranger to winter, but my wife and kids were somewhat traumatized by it. LOL

It's really pretty good here, for part of the year - from November
to the end of April it's quite nice.

I imagine it is. I've only been there twice, and one of those I already told you about (it sucked).

We took the kids to the four Disney money pits/parks maybe 10 years ago
or so, at the beginning of March. It was quite nice (mid 80s maybe),
and less humid. We made it through one park per day, and had a day in between each to enjoy the lazy river at our resort. ;)

It was actually enjoyable in March, even.

Yes, March is very nice usually. It does get surprisingly cold here in winters though. Overnight lows get below freezing probably 10-12 nights
in Dec/Jan, and daytime highs are sometimes in the 30's, often 40's.

This past January we had all-time record breaking snowfall in Pensacola.
We got NINE INCHES of snow and it was absolute armageddon here. Not
kidding, most people here had never even seen snow of that amount. It actually stayed visible on the ground for about 3 days, quite amazing.
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Re: Re: hot
By: Bob Worm to Bogomips on Tue Jun 24 2025 12:46 pm

Hello Bob,

Maybe I'm being a bit thick but could you not just throw the ice into the pool water? Or are you planning to sit next to the returned water jet for maximum cooling effect?

It's a small pool, only 12 feet round. I'm hoping it will have some cooling effect. My wife is thinkng of buying a shade cloth and some misters that help cool the water using the ambiant air, like we saw in Panama.

I feel like you'd need an ice cube 3 feet squared to make a dent in the water temperature, though, and by the next day it would be warm again :\

The cooler is only 5 dollars and ice isn't that expensive. It will be a one and done type situation. Last year we had it under a tree and it stayed cool. Had to constantly clean and vacuum daily. I guess out in the open has it's downfall too with the temperature.

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Re: Re: hot
By: Bogomips to Bob Worm on Wed Jun 25 2025 08:36 am

help cool the water using the ambiant air, like we saw in Panama.

you mean evaporation?

The cooler is only 5 dollars and ice isn't that expensive. It will be a one and done type situation. Last year we had it under a tree and it stayed cool. Had to constantly clean and vacuum daily. I guess out in the open has it's downfall too with the temperature.

Have a great day

i think the only way to cool a pool is to have a unit that pumps out the water, cools it and then returns it. even people that have these units say they don't work wonders.
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Re: Re: hot
By: MRO to Bogomips on Wed Jun 25 2025 01:53 pm

If you don't live in the Southeast, you don't know what hot is.

I can definitely agree with that. Granted, here in WI between Saturday and > today it was in the upper 90s, with the heat index up around 105. So sure, it > has been pretty hot.

However, we went to the Orlando area in June last year for volleyball > nationals when it was 105F all week with like 80% humidity. Fuck that, you > keep that shit.

I used to go to virginia every year and hit that whole region for vacationing. DC too.

man, a few times virginia beach was so hot, you'd have to stay inside the stores for short periods of time just to stay alive. it was like being in an oven. I've been all over the country so I've experienced a lot.

I think Wisconsin has it pretty good because it doesn't even get cold here anymore and everything's mild. it barely snows and doesn't even get that cold. now minnesota gets cold! I'm norwegian and i have some frost resistance, though.

this recent heat wave was real nasty. At my company some areas with machines have no air conditioning or what they have just couldn't keep up with the heat and humidity. Luckily I worked in AC.
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Re: Re: hot
By: MRO to accession on Wed Jun 25 2025 02:15 pm

I think Wisconsin has it pretty good because it doesn't even get cold here anymore and everything's mild.

this recent heat wave was real nasty.

Global warming? ;)

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Hey Gamgee!

On Tue, Jun 24 2025 21:11:55 -0500, you wrote:

I lived right near the Great Lakes Navy Base, in the town of North
Chicago, and also for a little while in Waukegan. In the winter the
wind coming off of Lake Michigan was savage at times. I grew up in
Vermont though, so was no stranger to winter, but my wife and kids
were somewhat traumatized by it. LOL

Ah, ok. Yeah, winters aren't much to be excited about around these parts. The last few (or more) years have even been fairly snow-less, even up north. We may get 18" dumped on us at once, but it hasn't really stuck around. Kind of a bummer for avid snowmobilers, skiers, snowboarders, etc.

Yes, March is very nice usually. It does get surprisingly cold here in winters though. Overnight lows get below freezing probably 10-12 nights
in Dec/Jan, and daytime highs are sometimes in the 30's, often 40's.

Pfft. That's still t-shirt and shorts weather for some Wisconsinites. :D

This past January we had all-time record breaking snowfall in Pensacola. We got NINE INCHES of snow and it was absolute armageddon here. Not kidding, most people here had never even seen snow of that amount. It actually stayed visible on the ground for about 3 days, quite amazing.
My dog had the best couple of days of his life... Hahaha

I bet! Especially when you're neck of the woods isn't setup for that kind of weather, whatsoever. No plows, no giant salt bins pre-stocked before winter, etc. like we have here.

Regards,
Nick

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Re: Re: hot
By: MRO to Bogomips on Wed Jun 25 2025 01:53 pm

i think the only way to cool a pool is to have a unit that pumps out the water, cools it and then returns it. even people that have these units say they don't work wonders.

Correct.

My pool is 5k gallons and the water temp was 95F today. My wife is fine with that... but I cannot get in it when it is that hot. The only think that makes it better is if the wind is blowing like it has been all week, when you get out wet the wind cools you.

My 14yr old grandson got pissed at me today when I wouldn't go out and buy 20 bags of ice. He doesn't understand...

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Re: Re: hot
By: MRO to accession on Wed Jun 25 2025 02:15 pm

I used to go to virginia every year and hit that whole region for vacationing. DC too.

Yep... Virginia can be very uncomfortable in the summer on days like today when the humidity is up. I grew up near Richmond and live about 5 miles north now.

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Re: Re: hot
By: Bf2k+ to MRO on Wed Jun 25 2025 06:44 pm

Re: Re: hot
By: MRO to accession on Wed Jun 25 2025 02:15 pm

I used to go to virginia every year and hit that whole region for
vacationing. DC too.

Yep... Virginia can be very uncomfortable in the summer on days like today when the humidity is up. I grew up near Richmond and live about 5 miles north now.

yeah i miss virginia but there's no reason to go there.
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Re: Re: hot
By: MRO to Bogomips on Wed Jun 25 2025 01:53 pm

i think the only way to cool a pool is to have a unit that pumps out the water, cools it and then returns it. even people that have these units say they don't work wonders.

I'm just trying to cool the water temp a couple of degrees. I'm willing to invest a couple of dollars to experiment. even if i just lay a couple of bags of ice on the infeed and output hoses. Wish me luck

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Re: Re: hot
By: Bogomips to Bob Worm on Wed Jun 25 2025 08:36:21

Hi, Bogomips.

It's a small pool, only 12 feet round. I'm hoping it will have some cooling effect. My wife is thinkng of buying a shade cloth and some misters that help cool the water using the ambiant air, like we saw in Panama.

Ah, OK. I was imagining something bigger and set into a stone patio which would be sucking heat up from the ground all day. I take back my skepticism :)

Hope it works out, or at least you have some fun trying!

Have a great day

You, too - the weekend is almost upon us.

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Re: Re: hot
By: Nightfox to Gamgee on Mon Jun 23 2025 03:38 pm

up to the mid-90s. I've heard actual summers in Arizona are pretty hot (oft above 100-110+), where they recommend you stay inside and not go outside for

The meme is "Make sure to drink plenty of water and stay indoors between 11am and Nov 1st."

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Re: Re: hot
By: Bogomips to MRO on Thu Jun 26 2025 04:36 am

I'm just trying to cool the water temp a couple of degrees. I'm willing to invest a couple of dollars to experiment. even if i just lay a couple of bag

My pool has one of those 'airator' things, where it just sprays the water out of a little plastic spout that spreads it out and back into the pool while the pump is on. I can really feel the difference in temperature when I run the pump with that turned on. In fact, since my pool is fairly deep, I keep it off because it makes it TOO chilly. But for a smaller pool that gets to feel like bath water, it's an awesome feature. Not sure if all of them have that, or what.

It makes a difference when you run your pump, too. And right now I don't remember if daytime makes it cooler or not. Daytime helps with keeping the algea down during the summer, though.. so yeah, must be daytime.

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Re: Re: hot
By: Bob Worm to Bogomips on Thu Jun 26 2025 08:55 am

It's a small pool, only 12 feet round. I'm hoping it will have some
cooling effect. My wife is thinkng of buying a shade cloth and some
misters that help cool the water using the ambiant air, like we saw in
Panama.

Ah, OK. I was imagining something bigger and set into a stone patio which would be sucking heat up from the ground all day. I take back my skepticism :)

i'm not so sure they suck up heat from the ground. i think it's via the sun. 12ft pools are still decent size. it's a lot of water

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Re: Re: hot
By: MRO to Bf2k+ on Wed Jun 25 2025 22:36:58

Yep... Virginia can be very uncomfortable in the summer on days like
today when the humidity is up. I grew up near Richmond and live about 5
miles north now.

yeah i miss virginia but there's no reason to go there. the old man died and i'm no longer with pookie. she's putting another dude through hell now.

But I went to your site (grin) and the guy on there said he was throwing his server away. lol

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Re: Re: hot
By: Mickey to MRO on Thu Jun 26 2025 07:19 pm

yeah i miss virginia but there's no reason to go there. the old man
died and i'm no longer with pookie. she's putting another dude
through hell now.

But I went to your site (grin) and the guy on there said he was throwing his server away. lol

what does that have to do with virginia?
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