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Article Title: Reasons Why You Might Require Back Surgery in Your Lumbar Spine
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Back surgery to address a problem in the lumbar spine is quite common, because this region of the spine is particularly susceptible to degenerative changes related to years of wear and tear. This is because the lower back is tasked with not only supporting the vast majority of the body's weight, but also being flexible enough to allow for the regular movement that we require for everyday movement. This combination of high stress and extensive mobility tends to accelerate the natural deterioration that comes with age, and this can sometimes require surgical correction to alleviate pain and other symptoms.
Over the years, the anatomical elements in the spinal column naturally begin to deteriorate. For example, the intervertebral discs that cushion and support the spine can rupture or bulge; the vertebral joints that connect adjacent vertebrae become arthritic; ligaments calcify and muscles weaken; the spinal canal becomes constricted; and other changes occur. This is entirely normal and is what accounts for the diminished flexibility and minor aches and pains that most of us associate with getting older. However, when any of these conditions advance to the point that they cause the compression of a nerve root or the spinal cord, severe pain and other troubling symptoms may develop, warranting treatment.
The goal of back surgery in the lumbar spine is not to undo the deterioration but rather to alleviate the patient's symptoms. This can be accomplished a number of ways, depending on the specific patient, their condition, and other contributing factors. One common surgery that is often recommended is known as spinal fusion surgery. During this surgery, the intervertebral disc is carefully removed and replaced with a bone graft and surgical hardware is installed to stabilize the lumbar spine. This is highly invasive surgery that requires the patient to sacrifice mobility at the affected level of the spine, but can be an effective means of removing the source of the discomfort.
Alternatively, many patients also turn to endoscopic treatment, which is also designed to alleviate pain but is much less invasive by comparison. Requiring only a small incision to allow state-of-the-art equipment to be inserted for access to the spine, the surgeons can make many of the same adjustments that traditionally required a lengthy hospital stay. Not all patients are a candidate for this approach, however, so it is up to the individual to research all of their options before consenting to any one lumbar back spine surgery. For example, a patient who suffers from extensive spondylolisthesis, which is a misalignment of a vertebra in the spinal column, will almost always require spinal fusion in order to maintain spinal stability. However, an individual who deals with pain that is caused by a herniated disc, might find the relief they require from a minimally invasive procedure in an outpatient clinic.
Additionally, it should be noted that while the patient might be eager to schedule an operation to treat their chronic symptoms, surgery is almost always considered the treatment of last resort. More often, a regimen of carefully tailored nonsurgical techniques, such as specific exercises, stretching techniques, and the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs will deliver the results that the patient requires over the course of several weeks or months.
About The Author: Patrick Foote is the Director of eBusiness at Laser Spine Institute, the leader in endoscopic spine surgery. Laser Spine Institute specializes in lumbar back surgery. http://www.laserspineinstitute.com/back_problems/back_surgery/lumbar/
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Article Title: Grand Canyon Airplane Tours - The Ideal Way To Look At The National Park
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Grand Canyon plane tours are unquestionably the best way to enjoy National Park. Apart from a panoramic view of terrific landscape, you stay away from any traffic there might be from other tourists. Also, if you feel like spoiling yourself, you may select a deluxe tour package which comes with a descent to the bottom of the canyon by chopper, and a pontoon boat float ride on the Colorado River.
The easiest way to plan an outing similar to this is to get as much information as possible on the various areas that you want to see, the perfect time to go, places to stay, and how much it will cost you. One simple approach to finding all of this information related to the National Park is to visit their webpage, and browsing other sites as well will provide you with the real deal about where you prefer to go and what you should be doing there.
If you wish to steer clear of the crowds at the park, you can stay in Vegas, NV and go on a six and one-half hour day tour that will leave you breathless. In case you are already vacationing in the Park you can take one of many local trips available. For over 83 years tourists to the canyon have treated themselves to a lovely view of this landscape by traveling by air over it.
While many of the major hotels already are listed on the itinerary, and tour companies in Las Vegas particularly can coordinate airport transfers to and from individual hotels. All of the guests are gathered at a final hotel destination where they're transported to the airport in a shuttle. Your flight to the South Rim should take about 45 minutes.
Some helicopter tours will set you down in the West Rim where you can choose to take a Skywalk tour over a glass bridge that's situated somewhere around four-thousand feet over the ground. After your half hour photo shoot tour on the bridge, you can stop and partake in a lunch served by the Hualapai Indians.
These tours run for an estimated 50 minutes and cover your entire West Rim and the views are spectacular. Enjoy more than a 12 of the most well-known landscapes; the windows on the airplanes are made to permit an unobstructed view. While you are on the flight, a narrator relates fascinating details about the area that you are flying over. Find out about the Navajo Indian Reservation that you are flying over, and fly within the deepest and widest regions of the Park.
When organizing your flight journey to the National Park, most people recognize that selecting a time as the sun is setting over the West Rim make the trip worthwhile. So, if you have a limited amount of time but want to see everything that the National Park has to offer, then signing up for a day trip on one of the local Grand Canyon airplane tours is probably the simplest way to appreciate this natural wonder.
About The Author: Mr. Plunket is a travel writer who reports on all things Grand Canyon. He recommends readers interested in more information about Canyon Airplane tours go here: http://www.grandcanyondaytrips.com/grand-canyon-airplane-tour-discounts
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Article Title: Types of Lower Back Surgery
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If you are at the point where you are considering scheduling lower back surgery to overcome the pain stemming from a degenerative spine condition, it is important that you do the research necessary to explore all of your options. While your doctor may be pushing for open spine surgery, many individuals can find the same chance of pain relief from a much less invasive endoscopic option, which is why it is so important that you always receive a second or even third opinion before scheduling any type of surgery. The last thing you'd want to do is consent to a highly invasive surgery when you could schedule an outpatient treatment instead.
Obviously, determining the right course of treatment for your specific condition needs to be left up to the medical professionals, because certain conditions will require very specific treatments. That said, with recent advancements in medical technology and our overall understanding of spine health has improved, many patients are finding significant pain relief from new, exciting procedures that weren't readily available as recently as a decade ago.
Generally speaking, lower back surgery can be separated into two distinct styles: open spine surgery and endoscopic spine surgery.
In years past, when a patient required spine surgery, spinal fusion was the primary option available. This is highly invasive surgery that requires that the patient be admitted into a hospital for treatment. During the operation, a large incision is made, and soft tissue is cut in order to access the spinal column. Typically, the intervertebral disc is then removed and replaced with a bone graft, and the affected vertebrae are stabilized using surgical hardware. This surgery is an excellent option if the overall stability of your spinal column is at risk, such as in the instance that you suffer from spondylolisthesis, but it also comes with several potential risks and drawbacks that should be considered. For instance, as this is major surgery, there is always the concern for post-operative complications, such as infection, extensive scar tissue development, and even Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS). What's more, as this surgery requires the muscles in the back to be cut, rehabilitation can be rather lengthy.
Endoscopic spine surgery, on the other hand, is a relatively new approach to lower back surgery that is designed to be minimally invasive in nature. These procedures are typically conducted in an outpatient facility, and are designed to treat the same sort of degenerative spine conditions, namely degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, and facet disease, without the recovery, rehabilitation, and risk associated with open spine surgery. The big difference between the two approaches is that endoscopic procedures require only a small incision – usually as little as an inch long – to be made in order to insert the highly advanced equipment into the spinal canal. Soft tissue is also gently pushed aside, rather than cut, which limits collateral damage in the body and makes recovery much easier and quicker.
Of course, while each type of procedure has its own distinct advantages, it is ultimately up to your doctor to determine what will work best for you. Furthermore, most people find the relief they require from a regimen on nonsurgical treatments. The point is that you need to explore your options to make sure that you are taking the right approach. You might not be a candidate for an endoscopic procedure, but it is worth checking. To learn more about lower back surgery, speak with a specialist in your area today.
About The Author: Patrick Foote is the Director of eBusiness at Laser Spine Institute, the leader in endoscopic spine surgery. Laser Spine Institute specializes in minimally invasive lower back surgery. http://www.laserspineinstitute.com/back_problems/disc_surgery/disc_surgeries/lowerback/
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With the rapid globalization, distances are getting narrowed and people are travelling more. Even the world we are living in is becoming more and more precarious for a variety of reasons. Terror related incidents have become more rampant and natural calamities have become more frequent. So humanity needs to gear itself up to face emergency situations as never before.
The moment you set foot outside the comfort of your home, you either expose yourself to an emergency situation or witness an emergency situation strike someone. Not only outside your home but even within the home one of your family, individuals may suffer a problem like cardiac arrest and you would be in a position to go to his/her rescue if you are properly trained.
When you travel you may fall ill, fall prey to a violent crime, meet with an accident, become a victim of a natural calamity like a tsunami, earthquake or get trapped in a terrorism related incident or get exposed to the outbreak of any epidemic. In all these situations you need help from a bystander who is trained in first aid till emergency medical services are pressed into service.
In an emergency medical situation, a pro-active intervention even by a person who has some basic knowledge about first aid can make a difference between life and death. A person who can follow the advice rendered on the phone could save a life. The critical period between the occurrence of the emergency medical situation and the arrival of the medical team on the spot is very vital and the person who does the first aid fills this gap to keep the victim alive.
So in this complex world where the human lives are increasingly getting exposed to precarious situations, members in the society need to undergo first aid training so that they can save the lives of the fellow humans who are in distress. Here are some ways through which most of the members in a society can receive first aid training.
• First-aid training was once mainly done through organizations like the Red Cross and St. John Ambulance. Of late, these community organizations have become more active in training people. The American Red Cross trains millions of people through its 30 minute citizen CPR.
• Schools have introduced cost effective solutions to impart first aid training to their students and even teachers. In many states in the US, teachers working with state run schools completed their civil defense first aid training. Community organizations assisted by local authorities are training students in first aid and set themselves ambitious targets to train a significant number of students. Children by nature ooze with enthusiasm and often act in a courageous manner in an emergency situation, thus increasing the utility of imparting first aid training to them.
• There are many commercial organizations that offer classroom based training lead by experienced instructors. These courses help you in mastering the techniques of first aid as there is a possibility of face to face interaction with the trainers.
• The recent trend is that some commercial organizations started offering these first aid courses online. These courses are not only cost effective bust even very flexible also, especially to those who can't attend lengthy lectures. These online courses provide you with easy to comprehend, step by step lessons so that you can master those techniques at your own pace and convenience.
So in a fast changing globalized world, our lives have become more and more vulnerable for a variety of reasons. First aid training is necessary for everyone in the society so that they can go to each other's rescue in an emergency medical situation and save lives.
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Article Title: Preparing For Spinal Fusion Risks
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If you're considering consenting to spinal fusion surgery, you should familiarize yourself with the potential risks of this operation. Doing a little research isn't intended to scare you off from the operation – far from it. Rather, it should be looked at as an opportunity to better understand what will happen during the operation, providing you peace of mind that you are comfortable with the entire process. Yes, as is the case with any major surgery, there are certain risks that you should be aware of. However, equally important is the effort you make to learn what steps you can take in the days leading up to and following your operation to minimize the likelihood of post-operative problems. Before we can talk about the risks of an operation, it is important to first understand what spinal fusion surgery actually is.
Spinal fusion surgery is an operation that is designed to fuse adjacent vertebrae together, permanently immobilizing the affected segment of the spine, but also providing spinal stability and potentially removing the source of the patient's pain. In recent years, this procedure has started to be conducted using state-of-the-art endoscopic tools, but more often, when individuals talk about spinal fusion risks, they are discussing the potential pitfalls of the traditional open spine surgery version of the operation.
The reason that there are risks associated with spinal fusion is the nature of the surgery. This operation is major surgery, which usually requires that a sizable incision be made in the back or the neck and the muscles surrounding region of the spinal canal are cut through in order to offer the surgeon the necessary access to the anatomical components in the spine. Many of the risks of the surgery come from this initial cut. For instance, some of the problems that can arise in the days or weeks following surgery include:
• Infection
• Excessive scar tissue formation
• Hemorrhaging
• Blood clotting
• Graft rejection
• And more
What's more, there is always a risk of Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS) after spinal fusion, which refers to an instance where the operation fails to deliver the patient the results that they anticipate. This can be caused by everything from graft/host rejection, misdiagnosis, and other human error.
With all of that said, there are always things that you can do to help mitigate these potential risks. For starters, pay close attention to the instructions that your doctor gives you in terms of caring for your incision in the days and weeks following your surgery. Similarly, pay close attention to the list of activities that should be avoided (or encouraged) both before and after surgery, because this can greatly help facilitate the healing process. You don't want to overdo it, but something as simple as a regimen of light exercise might help your back or neck heal, and remove strain from your spine.
Ultimately, it is up to you to weigh the potential for spinal fusion risks against your pain. However, by knowing what you are potentially up against it can help you manage your expectations and give you important insight in what you can do to help limit the chance for a problem developing.
About The Author: Patrick Foote is the Director of eBusiness at Laser Spine Institute, the leader in endoscopic spine surgery. Laser Spine Institute specializes in minimally invasive procedures that don't come with the same spinal fusion risks. http://www.laserspineinstitute.com/spinal_orthopedic_procedures/stabilization/
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Article Title: Is There Such A Thing As Non-Invasive Back Surgery?
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The concept of non-invasive back surgery may seem inherently contradictory. After all, how can a surgical procedure truly be noninvasive? Isn't the nature of surgery that it is inherently intrusive? While this may have been true in years past, recent advancements in medical technology have revolutionized many back procedures, allowing some surgery to be completed on an outpatient basis without even requiring general anesthesia. While they may not be considered entirely non-invasive in the truest sense, they're as minimally invasive as you can imagine. How is this possible?
Historically, if an individual was suffering from chronic back pain, and all conservative, nonsurgical treatments failed to deliver the results that they required, the only real avenue that remained was an open spine surgery, such as spinal fusion. During this operation, the patient would be admitted into the hospital, sedated, and a large incision would need to be made in order to provide the surgeon with room to operate. The problem with this approach is that while it can be effective in the long-term, it also is major surgery, which requires lengthy recovery and rehabilitation in order for the patient to regain full strength. What's more, as is the case with any highly intrusive surgery, the patient must balance the potential risks for post operative complications versus the discomfort caused by their condition. For instance, infection, blood clotting, hemorrhaging, and graft rejection are all examples of the problems that can sometimes develop in the aftermath of surgery.
Non-invasive back surgery, or at least minimally invasive surgery, on the other hand, has grown exceedingly popular in recent years because it mitigates many of these risks because of the nature of the procedure. Rather than requiring a large incision to be made and the muscles that support the back to be cut, surgical instrumentation is inserted for access to the spine through a very small incision in the back – usually less than an inch long. A series of telescoping tubes is carefully thread into the incision, and soft tissue is pushed aside, rather than cut, which greatly limits collateral damage to the muscles, ligaments, and other tissue in the area.
In many ways, this type of surgery is very similar to arthroscopic knee surgery, which has been widely used for years. Various surgical hardware, including a laser, camera, suction, and other tools are carefully inserted through the tubes, allowing the surgeon to make the necessary fix in the spinal canal, whether it be removing degenerated disc materials, bone spurs, inserting stabilization hardware, or anything else. Then, when the procedure is completed, the patient normally can expect several weeks of light rehabilitation, and almost always is released home the same day as the procedure itself. Plus, in many instances, these treatments are completed in luxurious surgical centers that are far more comfortable and welcoming than traditional sterile hospital environments.
For the majority of people suffering from a degenerative spine condition, surgery will never be required. More often than not, a regimen of non-invasive, conservative techniques will deliver the results they require. However, if you struggle from persistent pain, a minimally invasive back surgery might be a compelling option for you.
About The Author: Patrick Foote is the Director of eBusiness at Laser Spine Institute, the leader in endoscopic spine surgery. Laser Spine Institute specializes in procedures that can nearly be called non invasive back surgery. http://www.laserspineinstitute.com/back_problems/back_surgery/minimally_invasive/lumbar_spine_surgery/
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Article Title: 5 Common Ways HIPAA Guidelines Can Be Violated
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The Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 lays down certain guidelines for health care providers and insurance agencies. These guidelines are put in place to make sure that all your health information that is confidential remains that way. HIPAA also imposes penalties and fines when these guidelines are violated.
Protecting your personal health information is a complex and involves a variety of processes and situations. Employees of health care facilities have to carefully follow all the HIPAA rules while performing their duties. Therefore, to achieve compliance in all areas the health care employees must be trained about the HIPAA guidelines so that misuse and violation is reduced.
• The internet is today an integral part of all hospitals and health care facilities. As most hospitals use electronic health records, all management and communication of your health information is done via the internet. However, it can also be harmful as carelessness while doing this may lead to misuse of patient information. For eg accidentally an email can be sent to wrong individuals which may result in confidential information getting in the hands of wrong people. For this, all confidential information must be encrypted while sending on the internet. When the information falls in the hands of unauthorized personnel there is a high risk of misuse. Also, in cases when patient's personal information is posted in on the internet websites, violation can occur.
• The media and press are the next common causes of violation of your health information. This can occur if your information is spread through the newspaper or magazines. It is common for celebrities and politicians but does not usually occur in case general patients. Sometimes, it is the doctors who give the information to the media about the condition of the patient. This is also a violation. HIPAA states that it is the patient's right to decide who can access his health information.
• According to HIPAA, information passed on to family members is also a breach, though it may not be as harmless as others. A written consent from you is mandatory before sharing your health records with anyone, even your own family and friends.
• In the health care organization, your health records may be handled by a number of people such as doctors, nurses, admission staff, billing staff, laboratory services etc. When so many people are involved in using and transferring information, there is a greater chance of accidental misuse of the information. Hence, it is recommended to have only certain employees to handle a patient's records. Even they should access it only when absolutely necessary.
• HIPAA mandates the implementation of security measures by all health care providers, especially in case of electronic health records. Improper implementation of these measure may lead to a violation if the HIPAA rules. For eg one important security measure to protect your information is to lock the computer when the employee in-charge is not present. When an employee accidentally forgets to do so, your health information is unprotected and anyone can access it and misuse it.
It is good to keep all the employees as well as patients aware of the ways that personal information can be violated. This will enable them to take special care to prevent these violations from occurring.
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Back fusion surgery is a type of operation that is sometimes recommended to individuals who struggle from chronic back pain stemming from an injury or the presence of a degenerative spine condition. Usually considered the treatment of last resort when all other techniques have failed to deliver the results the patient requires, this approach can have a lasting impact on the individual. However, as is the case with most major surgeries, there are limitations and potential risks that must be fully considered before consenting to spinal fusion surgery.
While spinal fusion is occasionally recommended when an individual suffers a traumatic back injury and the overall stability of the spinal column is at risk, more often than not, it is intended as a treatment against the presence of degenerative disc disease or another similar condition. Over the years, the anatomical elements of the spine naturally begin to deteriorate as a result of years of wear and tear. This process is entirely normal and usually accounts for little more than the regular aches and pains that most of have accepted as being part of the natural aging process. However, for some individuals, this deterioration can result in the compression of the spinal cord or a nearby nerve root, which can cause any number of debilitating symptoms, ranging from chronic lower back pain to a feeling of pins and needles in the extremities. In this case, back fusion surgery may eventually be considered.
The ultimate goal of back fusion surgery is to stabilize the spinal column and remove the source of the patient's pain. This is usually conducted in a hospital setting, because the patient must be placed under anesthesia prior to the operation. Once the patient is sedated, a large incision is made in the back, and musculature is splayed in order for the surgeon to have maneuverability within the spinal column. Next, the intervertebral disc that separates the affected adjacent vertebrae in the lumbar spine is carefully removed and replaced with a graft – usually with bone cultivated from the patient. Finally, the vertebrae are stabilized with the installation of surgical hardware.
While this treatment can be an effective way of removing the source of the patient's pain, it is not, without its disadvantages. For starters, traditional spinal fusion surgery is highly invasive, and can take several weeks or even months of rehabilitation to return to full strength. Additionally, spinal fusion surgery comes with a risk for potential post-operative complications, such as infection, graft rejection, hemorrhaging, and other similar problems that should be weighed prior to consenting to an operation.
Additionally, it should be noted that in recent years, alternatives to traditional back fusion surgery have become more popular. These minimally invasive treatments are designed to alleviate nerve compression and even stabilize the spinal column but on an outpatient basis. Requiring only a one inch (or smaller) incision, state-of-the-art surgical equipment can now be introduced into the spine with limited collateral damage to the musculature and other soft tissue in the region. This greatly reduces the required rehabilitation time and other potential risks.
To learn more about back fusion surgery and all of your treatment options, speak with a specialist today.
About The Author: Patrick Foote is the Director of eBusiness at Laser Spine Institute, the leader in endoscopic spine surgery. Laser Spine Institute specializes in minimally invasive alternatives to back fusion surgery. http://www.laserspineinstitute.com/back_problems/fbss/spinal_fusion_failure/
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The Grand Canyon was designated a National Park in 1919. Each year millions of visitors flock to the gorge. Relics dating back more than twelve thousand years have been unearthed within it boundaries. The course of the Colorado River, which runs along the valley floor, measures nearly two hundred ninety miles. At its widest point the ravine is eighteen miles across. From upper ledge to chasm bottom, the drop is one mile. Grand Canyon airplane rides allow folks to get a stunning overview of the incredible beauty of this natural treasure.
Visitors to the region will find numerous ways to enjoy the history, beauty and recreational activities in the area. Day trips down the smooth water passages of the gorge are available. People willing to brave white water can take raft outings that last from three days to three weeks. Folks can also travel by mule to the floor of the chasm.
Hiking and camping are also permitted within the confines of the park. As with trips by river and mule, these outings require permits. Strict rules must also be followed. All of these modes of travel are recommended for those who are physically fit. Some of the activities such as white water rafting should only be taken in the company of experienced guides. Proper gear, including sufficient food and water, are imperative.
Many folks have only a short time to become acquainted with the treasures found in the area. The visitor center and museums provide these individuals with excellent, informative introductions to the history of the area. Indoor exhibits include a three dimensional map and a spherical theater. Guided tours on foot, bicycle and bus offer additional ways to explore the gorge. Grand Canyon airplane rides give people a panoramic view of the chasm which they will remember throughout their lives.
Several flights leave daily, weather permitting, from the Grand Canyon National Park Airport. Visitors can also make connections from the Las Vegas Airport. Rides on helicopters and fixed wing aircraft are available. Prices range from around one hundred dollars for short hops to more than a thousand bucks for luxury expeditions.
All flights offer their passengers unmatched opportunities for high altitude photography. Most also include looks at other natural wonders in the area. Some tours cross over the Painted Desert as well as Imperial Point, the highest elevation of the ravine. Flying west, many trips take in the widest portion of the gorge, Dragon Corridor.
See this scenic wonder from top to bottom with a tour that begins with a helicopter ride to the area. It continues with a bus tour of the rim and includes views of both the sunrise and the sunset. Complete the trip by hiking out of the chasm. For those with several days to spend, check out a trip that lands visitors on the floor of the feature, followed by a rafting adventure.
One of the greatest natural treasures in the world is found in Colorado. Seeing it from the sky is an exciting way to discover the area. Grand Canyon airplane rides offer visitors adventuresome outings they will never forget.
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Article Title: Isometric Exercises For Jumping
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If you're looking for ways to learn how to jump higher, you should consider isometric exercises for better jumps. Isometric exercises are exercises that are stationary but are still effective in strengthening your muscles. You're contracting your muscles for a few minutes at a time and if you have heart problems or respiratory illnesses, this may not be the best choice for you. You should talk with your doctor before starting isometric exercises.
Here is how you can learn how to jump higher by strengthening your calf muscles. You want to stand against a chair and hold one of your feet in the air while keeping the other foot on the ground. Tighten your calf muscles and hold for thirty seconds. Repeat this exercise twenty times once or twice a day. You can also do this exercise with both of your feet in the air.
Another way to learn how to jump higher with isometric exercise is to stand against the wall and slide down it using your back. Once you're at the bottom of the wall in a crouch position, sit in this position for thirty to fifty seconds. Repeat this exercise twenty times every two days in addition to your other exercises.
Here is another isometric technique if you're trying to learn how to jump higher. Stand in front of a large piece of furniture and bend one of your legs on the furniture. You want to hold your leg that's on the object for twenty to thirty seconds and repeat this exercise with the other leg.
The benefit of isometric exercises is that you don't have to visit a gym in order to do them. You can use the furniture in your home to do the exercises and this saves you money on exercise equipment. Another benefit of isometric exercises is that they focus on certain muscles in your body and in training for high jumps, these exercises focus on your leg muscles.
Finally, while doing the isometric exercises you should breathe while doing them because if you hold your breath for too long, your blood pressure will increase. This is why you want to get clearance from the doctor before starting the exercise. In between exercises you want to stay hydrated by drinking water and take breaks periodically. Always start slow then proceed to advanced isometric exercises.
If you are unsure of what exercises or routines to carry out, and how long should each training session be, it would be advisable for you to purchase jump training systems. These how to jump higher systems are widely available on the Internet. It acts as your very own personal trainer by telling you what exercises you need to do, the duration of each routine and when should you do it. Many professionals are using jump systems to help them bring their game to the next level, and you can do the same too. Before making any purchase on the Internet, always remember to read user comments and reviews to help you evaluate the effectiveness of the system and whether it is a right choice for you.
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Some of you might think that unusual gifts are tacky and should not be given. However, we have found some that will find this to be the best thing yet. There are many people who might like this sort of gift and there are many reasons for this. Here are some of those who might find them to be the thing for them.
One reason that these sort of things are great to give is because they are so different. There are
many people who regift many things they get for Christmas or other times of the year because they get so many things that are the same. You can only have so many of the same items. That would be one reason.
Another thing that many will find is that when they get unusual gifts, they are sometimes the talk for a while. Some people love to showcase those odd things that they get. When people ask them about it, they like to give the story about who got it for them and more. People love this as they like to out do those who get people those sort of gifts. This allows them to be some what different. People might go on and on about the gift they got because they are so different.
Other reasons to get this is that it might fit a person's personality. There are some people who are always looking to get those things that you might not be able to find anywhere else. When you have this, you have people who are looking to increase their collection of odds and ends. That is something that some of you might enjoy as you might like looking for those rare items. These people are some of the best at what they do.
There are many people who find that unusual gifts are just a hunch. You might not know what to get a person. They might seem like the hardest person to buy for. So, you want to get something that will please them. You want to get them something that is rare. This would be the perfect time to get them something such as this.
Unique gifts are great because they are often times homemade. They were put together with love and care by someone who has a creative mind. Not everyone can do a skill like this. That is something that some people have to remember. While you might not get it, there are many things that you can still find that they are pretty cool.
Unique is the keyword. It's hard to find something that has not been done before. When you find that, you will be more than willing to buy it as a gift. This is because of the fact that it has a certain charm that many others can't find in their gifts. These are reasons that we go to buy such things for people. There might be many other reasons that you find to get something such as this. You need to give it a chance and some of those unique things have really made a lasting impression.
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Women are a bit easier when you are looking for gifts to buy them. Homemade gifts always go over well with women. Many women craft so there are many who find that they know what it takes to make some of these things. So, they value these gifts a lot more. There are other things you ought to know when you are looking to buy gifts for women.
One of the things you will find is that when you are buying gifts for women, the nick knacks are always a good idea. There are some of you who will find that homemade gifts fit into this category as many create things of this nature. They like to fill shelves and other places with things that they have gotten or bargains that they have found. So, finding these things that people have created are the best way to go.
Women like the fun things that they can display too. Many women buy what they need when it comes to the practical things they could use. This too would be something you want to remember. When they buy these things you might wonder what other things you should buy for them. Some women do ask for things that they could want for Christmas and other times of the year, but many women are happy with anything you get them and the things that they can put around the house are great.
Women are pickier than men though in one area. They have great taste. Each woman has a taste of her own. Thinking about this, you need to be sure you know what her taste is. There are some women who look at something and if they don't like it, they waste no time giving it to the Goodwill or something of the sorts. So, it's wise to take their favorite colors and patterns into consideration when you are buying so that you know it's something they would find suitable to put in their home.
Some women have a knack at being able to tell how much something costs and they expect you to pay more for things that you are going to give them as a present. Some of them don't know or they don't care how much you spend on them. This might be something you want to consider, but don't let this be the only thing you worry about. It's all about the thought you put into getting and giving this sort of gift. When you buy homemade gifts, you might find that you are going to spend way more depending on where you go and what you get.
These are some things that you want to be certain that you stop to think about. There is plenty of things that you can choose from with women being easier to buy gifts for than men. They are easier to read and they are more inviting. They are more accepting of the random gift that might just sit on a shelf or be something that you can use that was created by another person's hands.
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When you look at your bills, your paycheck, the news, or the world around you, do you constantly see evidence to support feeling stressed, worried, or afraid about money? Do you listen to economic doomsayers or the woes of your friends and family, your boss, or your own mental monologue, and come away feeling financially frustrated? If so, you're not alone. Not only is that dire evidence paraded in front of us daily, it is also programmed into our DNA. In this article, you'll discover how to free yourself from that negative bias so you can welcome Abundance and Financial Freedom!
It's true, as human beings we come equipped with some strong survival programs that predispose us to focus on potential dangers and negative thoughts and to project past pain onto present and future situations. We come pre-wired with a negative bias.
While those inner programs may help us survive by scratching and clawing to make ends meet, they are not prescriptions for thriving, enjoying yourself, living your purpose, and being financially free. They certainly aren't the basis for a spiritually-empowered view of money. When we view money from a place of stress, worry, and fear, we aren't honoring our Source and being grateful for what we have. We aren't focusing on using what we've been given in an enlightened way. We aren't trusting Grace and welcoming the flow of Abundance.
So, what might a spiritually-empowered view of Financial Freedom look like?
We can begin with a Values-Driven definition of wealth accumulation: wealth results from an exchange of value: you exchange knowledge, skills, and resources you have to others who need and desire them for resources you need and desire.
If you are not yet experiencing what you truly desire in the wealth dimension of your life, it's likely that you have not fully discovered, valued, and cultivated your personal resources and/or not found your authentic means of exchange. That's really all there is to wealth accumulation—you grow what you have, exchange with someone who needs and wants that, and receive what you need and want in return.
It's important to simplify the process down to its essence because so many of us carry so much baggage about what it means to acquire wealth. You see, the accumulation of wealth in itself is neutral. In other words, it is neither "good" nor "bad" in itself. It's how we engage in this exchange and what we do with the resources we acquire that we may judge as "positive" or "negative."
There are many reasons why you may hold negative judgments against wealth accumulation. You may harbor a negative bias based on your observation of unethical business practices. You might have a religious bias against wealth accumulation from sayings such as "money is the root evil" or from stories that glorify giving up all your possessions to live a life that is spiritually pure. You may have parents who complained about what "rich people are like." Or you may have your own experiences of how focusing on money got you off track with what is really important to you.
You may have other biases such as thinking that "you don't deserve to have lots of money" or that it's for "those type of people" but not for you. Or you may not want the responsibilities that come with a large business or income. You may just not be ready for that yet. It's important to recognize the specific sources of your own inner resistance, so you can free yourself from those limiting thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and behaviors.
Now, because of possible negative biases against "money" and "wealth," I suggest using the terms "Abundance" and "Financial Freedom" to create a new meaning context. You can then imagine Abundance and Financial Freedom flowing from a high integrity exchange of value—an honest, fair, and equitable exchange that benefits everyone. By reframing wealth in this way, I hope you'll see how you can receive exactly what you need and want by cultivating and sharing what you have to offer. The accumulation and sharing of abundant resources can then become an integral part of your spiritual path. It's a way that you are provided for and cared for by the Source of your Life.
The key, then, is to shift your consciousness, so you welcome rather than block amazing financial opportunities. This is not only possible, but it's very doable no matter where you're coming from at the moment. To discover how to recognize and release limiting thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and behaviors around money and install a new Purposeful Prosperity mindset click the link in the resource box below.
About The Author: For a guided meditation experience to welcome Abundance and Financial Freedom into your life, be sure to visit http://coremeditations.com/financialfreedom/experience/ Kevin Schoeninger is a certified Trainer, Life Coach, and Meditation Instructor with a Master's Degree in Philosophy. He has been assisting clients to realize their dreams of health, wealth, love, and purpose for the past 30 years. He is the author of the book "Keys to Inner Power" and several programs in the field of personal empowerment and spiritual growth.
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Today there are so many choices one can make when it come to trading. So how do you decide which is the best? This is not a question that can be taken lightly. Making such a choice requires a lot of thought and consideration.
The first step of becoming a trader is to know what kind of person you are. This is because not all markets are right for everyone. For instance, the Forex market is known to be very volatile and thus there is a great deal of risk involved, although the ultimate reward is worth it. Hence, before you begin trading in the Forex market you need to decide if such a situation will work for you.
One unique trading option in the market today is binary options trading. There are several advantages of trading binary options. Owing to these advantages it has become one of the most popular trading options in the financial market today.
Here are four important advantages you can get by trading binary options.
1. Not everyone has the patience to wait for days and months to make money. Who doesn't enjoy making quick money? This is where you will be satisfied with binary options. While other markets operate in terms of days, weeks, and even months, binary options trading promises to give you results in minutes. Thus, trading binary options is an easy and fast way to make money.
2. If you have traded before, you know all about the complicated charts, indicators, and tools involved in trading. Be it technical or fundamental analysis, a lot of thought and preparation goes into making a single trade. This whole process becomes a lot easier when you trade with binary options. As you are basically predicting a rise of fall in price, it is as simple as can be. There are no numbers and amounts involved here. You opt for the Call option and if the price of the product rises you get your returns. On the other hand, if you opt for the Put option and the price falls, you still make your profit. How much simpler can it get?
3. Another huge advantage with binary options is that you can trade in several markets, including commodities, indices, Forex, and so on. Binary options' trading allows you to trade with flexibility.
4. The results of binary options trading will never surprise you. You will know beforehand how much profit you can make and how much you can lose. This takes off a lot of the pressure and you are able to trade calmly.
Trading binary options opens up new opportunities for you to learn about the different markets with hardly any financial risk. As you trade you learn and grow and in turn make huge profits. Therefore, you can see now why binary options' trading has become so popular with the retail traders. It is mainly because of its many advantages and opportunities that it is one of the most growing trading options in the financial market today.
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Article Title: Movie Review: "We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks"
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Rating: R (some disturbing violent images, language, sexual material)
Length: 130 minutes
Release Date: May 24, 2013
Directed by: Alex Gibney
Genre: Documentary
Stars: 2.5 out of 5
Many people associate the rise of http://WikiLeaks.org, the website that leaked thousands of classified government documents, with its founder, Julian Assange. Some don't realize there's much more to the story, including a lonely intelligence analyst and a computer hacker. "We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks" aims to delve into the complicated history of the site and tell the real story behind all those leaks and the controversy surrounding them.
The big focus of the story is Assange himself, who rose to prominence in 2009 when he released cables and documents about the Iceland banking scandal that brought the country to its financial knees and wiped out the savings and retirement accounts of many citizens. The film also recounts how Assange and other WikiLeaks workers released hundreds of thousands of pages of information about the United States military, including a video of an attack by US soldiers on innocent Iraqis and journalists.
The film, directed by Alex Gibney, also recounts how Assange was able to get his hands on the infamous video clip and many other leaks. The culprit was Bradley Manning, a military private who was stationed in Iraq when he met hacker Adrian Lomo online. Lomo earned the trust of Manning, who was sent to Iraq despite the misgivings of his superior officer. In what might have been a moment of weakness, Manning admitted to Lomo he'd been the source of many of the WikiLeaks documents. Lomo went to the police and Manning was arrested, which helped government officials piece together exactly how the leaks occurred and how to prevent such leaks from happening in the future. The film then shifts its focus back to Assange, who was swiftly indicted on several charges by the US government and accused of rape in Sweden. Gibney, no stranger to controversy, tackles these issues head-on and doesn't flinch as he presents facts about the rape charges and criminal charges. Nothing is swept under the rug in this film, which makes it one of the more complete stories to date about WikiLeaks.
Assange currently lives in the UK in the Ecuadorian consulate because it's one of the few places that offered legal refuge from all the arrest warrants he faces. While he has many supporters who believe him to be a freedom fighter of sorts, he has an equal amount of detractors who see him as an egotistical criminal. No matter which side viewers fall on, they'll find a somewhat sympathetic take on what Assange was trying to do initially with WikiLeaks. Director Alex Gibney makes a compelling case for the usefulness of WikiLeaks while still not endorsing Assange. In fact, Gibney doesn't spare Assange in the film, portraying him as an egotist who had a huge hand in the downfall of WikiLeaks. It's a fairly balanced take on the entire saga of the infamous website that lets the audience draw their own conclusions.
Though Gibney doesn't spare Assange's character in the film, he does seem to sympathize quite a bit with Manning, who's portrayed as a lost soul who didn't seem to fit in anywhere. In a scripted film, a character like Manning would probably be the hero or antihero, but in the twisted world of "We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks," he's instead one of the bad guys who stole secrets and then was betrayed by a hacker he met online. Since Manning sits in a military jail, there was no way to interview him for the film. Instead, Gibney does a great job of filling in all the blanks, even using screen shots of text messages sent between Manning and Lamo, the man who would eventually turn him in. Some archival footage and photos are also used to great effect, helping the audience fill in all the blanks in order to get a better vision of the entire story of WikiLeaks.
In fact, Gibney does an excellent job really telling the story of the doomed website, arguably even better than a degreed journalist would do. He leaves no stone unturned, using documents, interviews, photos, and even newspaper clippings to show the rise and fall of the controversial site and its creators. He even uses pop music by such luminaries as Lady Gaga and others to really help build a sense of the time and place when all this happened. The result is an excellent in-depth probe into WikiLeaks and what made it tick before it became a ticking time bomb.
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Born on Oct. 12, 1968, in Sydney, Australia, Hugh Michael Jackman was the second child of his English parents to be born in Australia. His parents traveled to Australia as part of the "Ten Pound Poms" program that encouraged British citizens to relocate to Australia because of the booming economy and the need for labor. When he was just eight, his parents divorced and he stayed in Sydney with his father and brothers, while his mother took his two sisters and moved back to the UK.
Jackman spent much of his adolescence wanting to travel the world, so he decided he would be an airplane chef. He figured he could travel on the plane, and because airlines served food onboard, he logically concluded that a chef had to be onboard to prepare the food. Sadly, Hugh didn't know that the food was already prepared and just reheated on the plane. Instead, he went to college at the University of Technology, Sydney, where he earned a BA in Communications. During his final year there, he had to sign up for an extra class to earn his credits, so he enrolled in an acting class. His interest was piqued, and by the time he was given the lead in the class staging of the play The Memorandum, Hugh had fallen in love with acting.
After taking a year-long course at an acting studio in Sydney, he traveled to Perth to attend the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts of Edith Cowan University, where he earned his degree in 1994. He was so into acting and honing his craft that he turned down a plum role on the popular Aussie soap opera "Neigbours" in order to attend school. The part could have made his career at a much younger age, but it could have also prevented him from getting the part of a lifetime in 2000 as Wolverine, one of the X-Men from Marvel Comics' lore.
Before he would don Wolverine's famous claws, Jackman paid his dues with small roles in various Australian movie and television productions. He also had a love for theater, particularly musical theater. He began to be seen by more than just Australian audiences when he performed in Oklahoma! in London, nabbing some major theater awards in the process. When he starred in the filmed version of the play, more audiences across the globe began to take notice.
Right before his big moment in the "Oklahoma!" spotlight, Jackman appeared on the television show "Corelli," where he met fellow thespian Deborra-Lee Furness. The two quickly fell in love and married in 1996 after Jackman proposed to her with an engagement ring that he designed himself. The two were eager to start a family, but Furness suffered two heartbreaking miscarriages, which prompted the couple to adopt. They now have two children, Oscar, born in 2000, and daughter Ava Eliot, born in 2005.
Not long after Jackman's international success on the stage, actor Dougray Scott had to drop out of the movie adaptation of "X-Men" because "Mission: Impossible II" required him to shoot two extra months worth of footage. This unfortunate turn of events for Scott was a boon for Jackman because it left the part of Wolverine wide open. After a slightly nervous audition, Hugh was awarded the part that would turn him into a household name. He would go on to star in a total of five movies as Wolverine, with a sixth, "The Wolverine," set for a July 2013 release. He will also team up again with his "X-Men" director Bryan Singer for "X-Men: Days of Future Past" in 2014.
After his big breakout role as Wolverine, Jackman got to flex his acting muscles and show a much softer side with leading man roles in "Someone Like You" and "Kate and Leopold." That same year, he got to show that he could be funny by hosting "Saturday Night Live."
Jackman still performs fairly often in the theater, taking nearly a whole year off at one point in 2010 in order to go back to his roots on the stage. Fans of his work on the big screen shouldn't fret, as the actor still loves to shoot movies, even returning Down Under for a long stretch to film the epic "Australia" with fellow Aussie Baz Luhrmann. He plans to continue mixing theater and movies into the future. Though he often returns to his native land for visits, Jackman, his wife, and their two children currently reside in New York City.
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Rating: PG 13 (sexuality, some crude humor, partying, and language)
Length: 119 minutes
Release Date: June 7, 2013
Directed by: Shawn Levy
Genre: Comedy
Stars: 3 out of 5
"The Social Network," the 2010 film based on the early years of Facebook, offered a not always flattering view of the company and primary founder Mark Zuckerberg. The director's attempt to tell a story was never overshadowed or weighed down by Facebook's huge real-life presence. The film certainly didn't sugarcoat the company's controversial origins. "The Internship," on the other hand, might as well be a two-hour commercial for Internet juggernaut Google.
The film's lead actors are Owen Wilson ("The Big Year" and "Midnight in Paris") and Vince Vaughn ("The Dilemma" and "The Break-Up"), who co-starred in the 2005 hit "Wedding Crasher." The pair plays Nick and Billy, two middle-aged watch salesmen who lose their jobs and improbably enough, considering their lack of tech experience, join Google's ranks.
The movie begins with their boss, played by John Goodman, explaining that watches, even high-end timepieces such as the ones they sell, are no longer needed now that most people rely on their smartphones to check the time, along with practically everything else. Left to flounder in a job market that's largely passed them by, Nick and Billy take jobs selling mattresses for Nick's sister's boyfriend, played by Will Ferrell, before they decide to apply for internships with Google in hopes of landing permanent jobs with the company.
Nick and Billy enroll in an online university to qualify as students, audition for a Google search committee, and eventually head for Google's headquarters in the Silicon Valley. There, the duo is blown away by the campus, with its employee cafeteria offering free food and beverages, driverless cars, and a beach volleyball court.
Soon after their arrival, Nick and Billy win over many of the younger tech-savvy Google employees who find the pair's life experience and outlook appealing. Nick even finds a romantic interest in the Google employee character played by Rose Byrne, who's able-for once-to speak using her native Australian accent.
The true comedy occurs when Nick and Billy, of Generation X, go head-to-head with younger Generation Y competitors for coveted, limited slots on Google's permanent payroll. Picture team-building exercises and plenty of references to sex and alcohol as Wilson and Vaughn perform the type of jive talk many viewers will recognize from "The Wedding Crashers."
However, the script, which was co-written by Vaughn and Jared Stern, is generally lacking in imagination along with distinct characterizations, while overflowing with Google propaganda. When the lead characters initially arrive on the Google campus, Nick says, "Imagine the greatest amusement park you've ever been to as a kid. Now imagine nothing like it and a million times better. That's where we are."
At another point in the film, a Google employee extols the virtues of the company, contending it's making the world a better place. Of course, not everyone is a fan of Google, with critics contending the company violates individual privacy rights, ignores copyrights, and acts as a monopoly where internet search engines are concerned. That doesn't bother Vaughn, who recently said, "This is not a documentary on Google where you come in and say, 'This is exactly the way things are done there.'"
Those who've seen the film might not be surprised to learn Google's marketing department consulted with the film's producers throughout the making of the movie. Google marketing employees crafted the film's end-credits sequence in which a barrage of Google products appears. However, Levy notes that the company didn't have control over the script.
Director Shawn Levy, whose most successful recent film was "Date Night," starring Steve Carell and Tina Fey, has said he wouldn't have made the film had Google not participated, preferring to work with an existing company rather than a fictional version.
The script isn't all about Google. There are plenty of 1980s pop culture references, including many pointed at "Flashdance." Thankfully, Wilson and Vaughn are amusing in their ability to riff with each other. In fact, it was their on-screen chemistry, so evident in "The Wedding Crashers," that spurred Vaughn to team with Jared to write "The Internship" in the first place. In some ways, that chemistry is the new film's saving grace.
However, while the 2005 film was an honest, funny film showcasing the comedic pairing of two actors in their prime, "The Internship" is one long series of product placement opportunities. At two hours long, "The Internship" might be a bit too much for those hoping for a simple comedy.
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There are many ways to see the Grand Canyon and some are more interesting than others. The Grand Canyon has been a tourist destination for many years and there are thousands of people of visit each year. An interesting and unique way to see this attraction is by doing a Grand Canyon airplane tour. For those who take this tour, they will have an experience they will never forget.
Families and individuals take vacations all of the time. Some people choose destinations that are exotic such as beach destinations. Others will choose attractions that have a historical value to them. This is where the Grand Canyon comes in. This attraction is part of the history of the United States and is very interesting to check out.
There is more to this attraction than just a large hole in the ground. There is the destination as well as all of the scenery around it. The different parts of the country have different scenery and it is all worth checking out. The scenery here is like no other and is a huge part of the whole experience.
There are many tourist destinations around the country. Some people enjoy traveling all over the country and seeing all that is out there. While there are ways to see this site while standing on the ground, the site can be seen from a different angle by heading up in an airplane. This is not an experience for everyone, but for those who do choose to see the site from this way, they will not be disappointed.
There is a cost that will come along with these plane tours but the cost is worth it. In addition to seeing the site from a different view, passengers will be given a guided tour. The pilot of the airplane will be speaking to all of the passengers and telling them information about the canyon. These tours typically last about an hour. These tours can be extended as needed per the request of the passengers.
The planes that are typically used will be small. They will likely only take a few passengers and the tours. This can be scary for some people. While this is small, people should not fear. The planes are very safe and they provide a smooth ride. These planes also do not go very high into the sky so people can have the best view of the site.
The Grand Canyon is a destination that people from all over the world travel to see each year. Many people have this attraction on their bucket list and by making the trek to see this site; they will be able to check this off their list.
An airplane tour is an exciting way to see many destinations. All of the passengers will be given a different view than they would by being on the ground. In addition to the different view, the passengers get an exciting Grand Canyon airplane ride and will be told a lot of information they may not have gotten by being on the ground.
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