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Kingsman: The Golden Circle – When their headquarters are destroyed and the world is held hostage, the Kingsman's journey leads them to the discovery of an allied spy organization in the US. These two elite secret organizations must band together to defeat a common enemy. (51% ROTTEN TOMATOES)
The LEGO Ninjago Movie – Shunned by everyone for being the son of an evil warlord, a teenager seeks to defeat him with the help of his fellow ninjas. (53% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_lego_ninjago_movie
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Stronger – Stronger is the inspiring real life story of Jeff Bauman, an ordinary man who captured the hearts of his city and the world to become a symbol of hope following the infamous 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. (95% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/stronger_2017
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When Harry Met Sally – Harry and Sally have known each other for years, and are very good friends, but they fear sex would ruin the friendship. (89% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/when_harry_met_sally
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The Princess Bride – While home sick in bed, a young boy's grandfather reads him a story called The Princess Bride. (97% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/princess_bride
Best Seller – Hit man Cleve approaches writer/cop Dennis about a story for his next book: How Cleve made a living, working for one of the most powerful politicians in the country. To get the story right, they travel around the country to gather statements and evidence, while strong forces use any means they can to keep the story untold. (71% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/best_seller
The Big Town – It is 1957. J.C. Cullen is a young man from a small town, with a talent for winning at craps, who leaves for the big city to work as a professional gambler. While there, he breaks the bank at a private craps game at the Gem Club, owned by George Cole, and falls in love with two women, one of them Cole's wife. Infuriated, Cole wagers everything on the craps table, including the Gem Club itself, and he and Cullen have it out. (57% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1002361_big_town
China Girl – A modern day Romeo & Juliet story is told in New York when an Italian boy and a Chinese girl become lovers, causing a tragic conflict between ethnic gangs. (N/A% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/china_girl
Real Men – A womanizing CIA agent and an insecure insurance agent are paired together to make sure a deal goes through with aliens for the future of mankind. (N/A% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/real_men
From a Whisper to a Scream – In a small Tennessee town, an historian relates four horror stories to a reporter. (N/A% ROTTEN TOMATOES) https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1015426_offspring
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Celebrations around the nation as the Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and declined to rule on California's Prop 8, legalizing same-sex marriage in the state.
While same-sex marriage supporters hailed on Wednesday historic Supreme Court decisions that struck down a federal law denying recognition of such unions and left the door open for gays and lesbians to wed once again in California, opponents vowed to keep up their campaign in a pitched state-by-state battle.
The justices struck down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), a 1996 law passed by Congress that barred recognition of same-sex marriages and thereby denied more than 1,100 benefits to married gay and lesbian couples. They also declined to rule in the case of Proposition 8, which barred same-sex marriage in California, saying supporters of the ban didn't have the legal standing to lodge an appeal of a lower court's decision against the measure. That should allow weddings in the Golden State to resume in July.
A group of people supporting same-sex marriage celebrate the Supreme Court's ruling to strike down DOMA Wednesday.
"This is the gay marriage movement's Cinderella moment … this is the big legal turning point," said Bill Eskridge, a professor at Yale Law School and a constitutional law expert who has authored many works on legal issues facing same-sex couples.
"At long last, the legal marriages of countless gay and lesbian couples will be afforded the same federal recognition and protections as any other," Wilson Cruz, of gay rights advocacy group, GLAAD, said in a statement. "Today is a cornerstone for justice and equality -- when our nation once again moved closer to recognizing and celebrating all LGBT Americans for their contributions to our great country."
But opponents said the decision in DOMA upheld another key part of that federal law known as Section 2.
"Which means that the states still get to define marriage for themselves and don't have to recognize marriages performed in other states and I think that part of the holding -- the deference to the states definition of marriage – actually calls into question the Proposition 8 ruling" at the district court level in which it was struck down, said John Eastman, chairman of the National Organization for Marriage, which has spent tens of millions of dollars to bring votes in dozens of states blocking same-sex marriage.
"We clearly have a mixed ruling here. Justice Kennedy did not say that all states must recognize same-sex marriage. In fact, his opinion is full of deference to the states determination of marriage policy."
Both sides could "draw sustenance" from the DOMA ruling, but it wasn't clear whether striking down the federal law necessarily meant that the justices would also end state same-sex marriage bans, said Michael Klarman, a Harvard Law School professor and author of "From the Closet to the Altar: Courts, Backlash, and the Struggle for Same-Sex Marriage."
"There's just no way to tell and they very consciously wrote the opinion in such a way that it applies to DOMA but it doesn't necessarily say that any other state has to go and marry same sex couples," he said. "All the court is saying is that Congress can't any longer have its own definition of marriage that excludes same-sex couples … Congress has to treat them (those in states where same-sex marriage is legal) as if they are any other married couple."
"There is just no way that one can definitively say whether this opinion would lead to same sex marriage in the states or wouldn't," he added. "But one can find a lot of ammunition within it that one could make the challenge at the state level as well."
Same-sex marriage has been fought over at the ballot box in almost every state, debated in many state legislatures, and become the subject of several court battles for nearly 20 years. Though the decisions were disappointing for anti-gay marriage activists, they did leave the state battleground open, where opponents have shuttled through 36 separate bans on same-sex marriage (35, excluding California). A dozen states, plus the District of Columbia, allow gays and lesbians to tie the knot.
"The battle is going to continue to be fought out in the states as we fully expected," Eastman said, adding that he thought there could also be a new challenge around Proposition 8.
The Family Research Council, which opposes same-sex marriage, said it was disappointed, too, but was pleased that the court didn't impose the sweeping nationwide redefinition of natural marriage that was sought.
"Time is not on the side of those seeking to create same-sex 'marriage.' As the American people are given time to experience the actual consequences of redefining marriage, the public debate and opposition to the redefinition of natural marriage will undoubtedly intensify," President Tony Perkins said in a statement.
"We are encouraged that the court learned from the disaster of Roe v. Wade and refrained from redefining marriage for the entire country."
But supporters of same-sex marriage – and the plaintiff in the DOMA case, Edie Windsor – said they believe their time has come.
"Children born today will grow up in a world without DOMA. And those same children who happen to be gay will be free to love and get married – as Thea and I did – but with the same federal benefits, protections and dignity as everyone else," Windsor said in New York City. "If I had to survive Thea, what a glorious way to do it and she would be so pleased."
"I think they're enormous victories for our community," said Chris Clark, a senior attorney at Lambda Legal. "This means very real things for people and their families," he said, citing the benefits denied to them under DOMA.
Other couples who live in states where same-sex marriage isn't legal took hope from the ruling that one day they too could tie the knot and then receive federal benefits.
One of those couples is Patrick Bova, 75, and Jim Darby, 81, who in two weeks will celebrate 50 years together — but their state, Illinois, recently failed to pass same-sex marriage.
"We practically said 'hurrah' at the television set," Bova said of watching the announcement of the court's decision. "But we then we realize … that it's not equal across the country because of these varying state laws."
The idea for the couple is to get "married and buried" together, said Darby, a Korean War veteran, who would like that they get buried in a military cemetery.
"He can't be buried with me because he's not really my spouse. But if we could get married in Illinois, he could be buried with me, just like my brother and his wife," Darby said. "I want it to happen soon because I'm no spring chicken. It's gotta happen soon."
Are you part of a same-sex couple hoping to get married but living in a state where you cannot do so? If so, please email reporter Miranda Leitsinger at firstname.lastname@example.com. Also note if your comments can be used and provide a telephone number.
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November 13, 2009
1994: Drew Bledsoe Completes 45 of 70 passes to Overcome Vikings
The fans at Foxboro Stadium on November 13, 1994 were treated to a passing frenzy as the New England Patriots (3-6) faced the visiting Minnesota Vikings (7-2). 22-year-old Drew Bledsoe, in his second year in the league, was rapidly developing into a very effective quarterback. On this day, he was facing off against Warren Moon, just a few days short of his 38th birthday, the veteran signal caller who was now in his first year with the Vikings.
In the first half, it looked as though Moon would win the showdown as he passed for 234 yards, including a 65-yard TD to WR Qadray Ismail, as the Vikings rolled to a 20-0 lead; the Patriots finally scored on the last play of the half as Matt Bahr connected on a 38-yard field goal.
New England utilized the no-huddle offense in the second half to good effect. Bledsoe completed a 31-yard TD pass to WR Ray Crittenden in the third quarter to cut the Minnesota lead in half, and in the fourth quarter he led the Patriots on an 87-yard drive that culminated in a five-yard touchdown strike to RB Leroy Thompson. A 56-yard drive set up the game-tying field goal by Bahr with 14 seconds left.
New England received the kickoff in overtime and went 67 yards in a game-winning drive that ended with a 14-yard touchdown pass from Bledsoe to FB Kevin Turner. In the second half and overtime periods alone, Bledsoe filled the air with 53 passes, completing 37 of them for 354 yards and three TDs.
Overall, Bledsoe set NFL records both for passing attempts (70) and completions (45) in a game, totaling 426 yards with the three touchdowns and, perhaps most remarkably, no interceptions. With Warren Moon completing 26 of 42 passes for 349 yards and a TD, both teams combined for the most passes attempted (112) and completed (71) in a game.
Three New England receivers reached double figures, Leroy Thompson topping the list with 11 for 74 yards. TE Ben Coates also accumulated 74 yards on his 10 receptions, while WR Michael Timpson caught 10 passes and led the team with 113 yards. Not surprisingly, the Patriots ran the ball just 12 times (for 42 yards), but they were not a strong running team in '94, ranking at the bottom of the NFL with a yards per carry average of just 2.8.
The game marked a turning point for the Patriots – they won their remaining six games to finish at 10-6, good enough for second place in the AFC East and a wild card spot in the postseason. They lost to Cleveland in the first round. The Vikings split the rest of their games and also ended up at 10-6, winning the NFC Central title and also losing in the first round of the playoffs to Chicago.
Drew Bledsoe led the league in four passing categories: attempts (691), completions (400), yards (4555), and, on the downside, interceptions (27), all of which were career highs. He was selected to the first of his four Pro Bowl appearances – impressive for just a second-year quarterback. His favorite receiver, Ben Coates, led the AFC with 96 receptions (for 1174 yards); Timpson nearly joined him as a thousand-yard receiver with 941 yards on 74 catches.
Warren Moon lost on this day, but as his statistics indicate, he had another solid season in his Hall of Fame career, passing for over 4000 yards (4264) for the third of four times.
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Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Jamaia Ballard, 18, 423 Karla Drive, Thibodaux, two counts contempt.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Jamar Ellis, 31, 1242 Bourbon, Thibodaux, simple burglary — immovable structure, two counts contempt.
Billy Penton, 50, 318 Peach Tree Drive, Bogalusa, operating a vehicle while under suspension for certain prior offenses, 4th DWI, driving on roadway laned for traffic.
Thibodaux Police
Carwin Scott, 23, 408 Arms St., Thibodaux, aggravated second degree battery, armed robbery.
Jovonta Johnson, 20, 1259 Martin Luther King Blvd. Apt. 45, Thibodaux, aggravated second degree battery, armed robbery, resisting an officer.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Jacquelyn Laroso, 60, 919 Hwy 401, Napoleonville, issuing worthless checks.
Gabriel Cheramie, 41, 107 W. 198th St., Galliano, domestic abuse battery, DWI.
Anita Hoffpauir, 23, 5084 Hwy 1, Raceland, fugitive warrant.
Thibodaux Police
Andrew Percle, 27, 1831 Badt St., Thibodaux, obscuring the view of windshield or windows, 3rd DWI.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Calvin Hampton, 27, 2901 Sullen Place, New Orleans, contempt.
Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Steven Michael Ledet, 36, 322 Gouaux Ave. Houma, failure to register and notify as sex offender.
Yanna Amno Nixon, 19, 150 Lebouef St., Houma, failure to appear.
Ronald Leonard Landry, 43, 402 Pineland Drive, Houma, holding for other agency.
Troy Michael Jackson Jr., 26, 4774 North Bayou Black Drive, Gibson, first degree murder, armed robbery, obstruction of justice.
Eric Gomez Fitch, 33, 3613 Thomas Drive, Houma, purse snatching.
Coty Ray Voisin, 34, 9 Rembert Court, Houma, molestation of juvenile.
Derrick Dernell Carter, 27, 1293 St. Charles St., Thibodaux, failure to appear.
Derek John Boudreaux, 31, 611 Aragon Road, Montegut, falsification of drug tests, domestic abuse battery in presence of juvenile, domestic abuse aggravated assault.
Houma City Police
Karon Renee Franks, 31, 235 Grand Caillou Road, Houma, two counts failure to appear, contempt of court.
Anjhae Renee Pharagood, 28, 408 Naquin St., Houma, attempted simple criminal damage to property, domestic abuse battery, simple battery.
Milan Graves Lord, 51, 7313 Shrimpers Row, Dulac, fugitive from justice.
Troy Jacoby Thomas, 22, 2608 Isabel St., Houma, two counts failure to appear.
Wykeenya Rochelle Moore, 22, 231 Naquin St., Houma, failure to appear, possession schedule II drug.
Jesse Lewis Mosely, 32, 128 Nicole St., Houma, two counts failure to appear, failure to pay fine and costs, possession with intent to distribute schedule II drug, illegal transaction involving drug proceeds.
District and City Courts
The individuals whose names follow were incarcerated on the order of a court or processed following a judicial determination.
Michael Shane Smith, 37, 202 Dixie Ave., Houma, parole violation.
Don Pierre Chauvin, 20, 821 Goode St., Houma, parole violation.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Jacory Bell, 27, 298 Williams St., Raceland, contempt, fugitive of Terrebonne Parish.
Anthony Ayrow, 27, 119 Alvin St., Napoleonville, two counts contempt.
Shane Sanders, 27, 641 St. Charles St., Thibodaux, two counts contempt.
Brent Bowles, 23, 1277 Hwy 1 Lot B, Thibodaux, simple criminal damage to property, resisting, domestic abuse battery with child endangerment, reckless operation, simple battery, domestic abuse battery involving strangulation.
David Boudreaux, 31, 238 Adams St., Mathews, two counts contempt.
Shawn Cashio, 24, 274 Donald Drive, Thibodaux, disturbing the peace/engaging in a fistic encounter.
Jake Foret, 22, 22 HMS Drive, Houma, disturbing the peace/engaging in a fistic encounter.
Evette Curole, 21, 161 Linda, Lockport, battery of a police officer, disturbing the peace — appearing in an intoxicated condition.
Thibodaux Police
Alexia Washington, 18, 119 Notre Dame St., Thibodaux, theft.
Mark Mccarthy, 48, 609 Sycamore St., Thibodaux, domestic abuse battery.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Gerald Carter, 52, 119 Alice Drive Apt. 4, Thibodaux, three counts contempt.
Renard Richard, 29, 403 Gerald T. Peltier Drive, Thibodaux, six counts contempt, fugitive warrant.
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Danonte Mathews, 21, 549 Carter Drive, Thibodaux, theft of goods (summons).


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Warrior Games three-peat for Army wheelchair basketball
Army veteran Perry Price wrestles the ball way from Marine Cpl. Jorge Salazar athletes during the gold medal wheelchair basketball at the 2013 Warrior Games presented by Deloitte in Colorado Springs, Colo.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Two years ago, Army ran away with the wheelchair basketball gold medal, defeating the Marine Corps, 44-19, at the 2011 Warrior Games presented by Deloitte. Last year, Army once again conquered Marines, 54-34, at the 2012 Warrior Games.
In Wednesday night's gold-medal game of the 2013 Warrior Games, Army posted yet another win against Marines – but this time, it was anything but a sure thing. Army pulled out the win in the final minute of the game, ending the night with a score of 34-32.
"I had no idea this game was going to be that close, I'm not gonna lie," said Army veteran Anthony Pone (Fort Worth, Texas). "But I wasn't unsure about the victory."
This was Pone's third Warrior Games and third wheelchair basketball gold medal, although he noted it "feels like the first time I won a gold medal."
This was also Pone's hardest fought Warrior Games victory. The game proved to be a nail-biter, with constant turnover and a tug-of-war for the leading score throughout the night. In fact, the Marines led after the first half, 18-16.
Earlier in the night, the Marines won the bronze-medal game against Navy, 49-18, which advanced them to the gold medal game. Navy ended the 2013 Warrior Games with a 2-2 record and a bronze medal.
Though the Army's strong offense kept Marines from ultimately grabbing claiming victory, the close battle still felt like a victory for the Marines.
"We had a lot of energy and a lot of heart," said Marine Corps Sgt. Anthony McDaniel (Chula Vista, Calif.). "We did good. We never gave up, so it felt like a win. I'm proud of what we accomplished tonight."
McDaniel, a two-time Warrior Games participant, proved to be a valuable asset to the Marines, scoring 10 of the team's 32 goals. The 10-member team displayed plenty of versatility overall, with six of the players scoring points. Cpl. Josue Barron (San Diego, Calif.) was right behind McDaniel, with nine points, including the only three-pointer scored in the game.
For the Army, Pone was the leading scorer for the second night in a row, claiming 12 of Army's 34 points. Four of his points came from free throws. Veteran Blake McMinn (Arlington, Texas) was a close second to Pone, scoring 11 points. Five Army players scored during the game.
Pone attributes his three Warrior Games gold medals to Army's strong team bond.
"Besides all the rigorous training that we do year-round, it's definitely the family cohesion," Pone said. "We hang out together; if there's a problem, we all talk about it together. We've got that family cohesion. It's tight; keeps us focused."
For more on the Warrior Games presented by Deloitte, visit teamusa.org/warriorgames/.


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Q As a new college graduate looking to get started in my career, I could use some help understanding the whole job search deal. For example, my buddy told me the best place to find a good position is on a company's website. Is this true? What books do you suggest that I read? — R.B.
A I do have a recommendation for you and other job hunters, but it's not a book: It's a new 45-hour online tutorial that reveals how best to handle the search process in today's changed world. The tutorial is broken into 13 digestible, no-baloney segments. You'll love it.
"The Job Search Solution" online tutorial is orchestrated by Tony Beshara, a legend in the recruitment and job placement industry. In short, borrowing from Balzac, Beshara knows how to find a job as well as a sailor knows the open sea.
Since he began recruiting in 1973, Beshara has helped more than 100,000 people find a new job. Working one by one, Beshara has placed more than 8,700 people in new employment, interviewed over 26,000 job seekers and met with 23,000 hiring authorities. I can't think of any individual with a better track record than Beshara's in job search management.
His tutorial isn't free, but it is modestly priced at about $50 for all 13 segments. You can read details on Beshara's website, TheJobSearchSolution.com.
Here are five snippets drawn from 30 myths described in "The Job Search Solution" tutorial, starting with your question about the likelihood of finding the best job openings on company posts.
Don't assume there really is an opening; 25 percent to 30 percent of the time, companies post openings on their sites just to be able to say they did it. When they intend to promote from within or hire the nephew of the vice president of sales, they need to justify their internal or family hire by saying, "We searched all over the place for qualified candidates and couldn't come up with anybody better than the person we hired!" At least 20 percent of the time, these companies never hire anybody.
"An MBA makes me a better candidate." It's a myth that, in the business setting, an MBA or any other kind of a graduate degree will automatically get you a better position or more money. This may be true in academic circles or pure scientific organizations. But I've never seen a candidate hired in business because he or she had an MBA or other advanced degree.
"Interviewing is a two-way street." That's simply not true. Interviewing is a one-way street, at least for most of the process, and that one-way street belongs to the hiring authority. The critical objective is for the candidate to sell himself or herself as hard as possible to get an offer. The candidate can then qualify the opportunity.
"The most qualified candidate gets hired." Myth! The candidates who get the jobs are the candidates who sell themselves the best in the interviewing process. More often than not, the most qualified candidates are not hired, unless they sell themselves better to the hiring organization. Qualifications are the 20 percent threshold that needs to be crossed to get the interviewing opportunity. But 80 percent to 90 percent of getting a job comes down to the people who are not only reasonably qualified, but who sell themselves the best in the interviewing process.
"You're exactly what we want." Not so fast! This type of misleading statement that you encounter in the job-finding process is emotionally debilitating, especially when an offer does not formally materialize.


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PyPedal is designed as Python module that is supposed to provide instruments for the manipulation of pedigrees. The tools provided can also offer simple visualization of pedigrees and the calculation of measures of genetic diversity from pedigrees.
Reading pedigree files in user-defined formats
Checking pedigree integrity (duplicate IDs, parents younger than offspring, etc.)
Generating summary information such as frequency of appearance in the pedigree file
Reordering and renumbering of pedigree files
Computation of the numerator relationship matrix (A) from a pedigree file using the tabular method
Inbreeding calculations for large pedigrees
Computation of average total and average individual coefficients of inbreeding and relationship
Calculation of coefficients of partial inbreeding using an iterative tabular method (Lacy, 1996; Gulisija, 2006)
Calculation of coefficients of ancestral inbreeding using the methods of Ballou (1997) or Suwanlee et al. (2007)
Calculation of theoretical and actual effective population sizes
Computation of effective founder number using the exact algorithm of Lacy
Computation of effective founder number using the approximate algorithm of Boichard et al.
Computation of effective ancestor number using the algorithms of Boichard et al.
Selection of subpedigrees containing all ancestors of an animal
Identification of the common relatives of two animals
Calculation of the inbreeding of offspring from a prospective mating
Output to ASCII text files, including matrices, coefficients of inbreeding and relationship, and summary information
Importation and exportation of GEDCOM 5.5 files
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Starlet Signet Ring. Gold Vermeil
METAL: Solid sterling silver and gold vermeil.
STYLE: An oval headed signet with our starlet setting.
STONE: Alluvial, natural white topaz measuring 1.5mm.
FINISH: Full polish.
This design is part of the Noémie collection. We collaborate with women who inspire us to offer a curated series of go-to jewellery pieces. Noémie is made to be collected, gifted and above all, cherished.
Need help to determine your ring size? Just send us an email and we can post you a Multisizer™ ring gauge. If you don't want to wait to receive a Multisizer™ in the post, simply follow the ring measurement instructions here.
**NOTICE: Due to the recent COVID-19 developments, there may be some delays in production and shipping timelines. Shipping and production timelines below are estimates and are subject to change. If you have a desired turnaround time, please reach out to our team via LiveChat or at info@monarcjewellery, and we will do our best to accommodate you.
The following delivery options are for all products displayed in the Monarc web store collections. Bespoke order lead-times will vary, and lead-time can be discussed upon consultation.
All orders over the value of £100 GBP/$200 NZ (or the equivalent value in other currencies) are shipped free of charge.
Regular shipping takes 3-7 working days for delivery of your order. For orders with a value under £100 GBP, a £4-10 delivery fee is charged.
Express shipping takes 1-2 working days for the delivery of your order. This option is offered with a charge of £10-15.
Please email or call us to arrange an order delivery method that is outside of the shipping options offered above, we can tailor a delivery option to suit your needs:
If you have made any error in your order, please email immediately to email@example.com. We will always try to accommodate order changes where possible, or discuss a solution.
You will receive an order confirmation email moments after checkout. Upon completion of us making your order, you will be sent an email with your shipment tracking information.
Order transactions are processed by PayPal, Amex, Mastercard, Visa, Apple Pay and ShopifyPay. We also accept* International Money Transfers (ITM) and Telegraphic Transfers (TT). Our Bank account details for IMT and TT options are shown on your order confirmation page. *Please ensure that your bank has included this fee when processing your bank wire. There are no fees from our bank to receive the bank wire.
Monarc also accepts Laybuy.
All shipping costs for your total order are calculated at the checkout point.
If a DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid) destination is selected (countries outside of the EU here), product prices displayed are exclusive of all taxes and duties. As the recipient, you may be liable for import duties, customs and local sales taxes levied by the country you are shipping to; payment of these is necessary to release your order from customs on arrival.
If you are unsure of your finger size you can email to ask us for a ring sizer tool, or simply follow these easy instructions below:
Wrap a piece of thread or string around the chosen finger. Cut the thread where it meets end to end. Place the length of the thread along a ruler which will give you the circumference, and allocate it to the correct measurement table below. If the band of your chosen ring design is particularly wide, it is often better to go one size up.
Remove your jewellery before showering, sleeping, swimming, cleaning or working with your hands. There are many reasons for this - to prevent scratches, to avoid damage to your metal, and also to keep your jewellery and gemstones free from soap residue and build up.
Clean your jewellery regularly. To do this, dilute a small amount of mild dishwashing detergent in warm water and gently wash your jewellery. A soft bristled toothbrush can be used to gently clean the piece. Soak the item for up to 10 minutes, rinse and then pat dry with a clean, soft cloth. We don't recommend using silver polishing liquids or chemical cleaners to clean our jewellery.
Restrict the exposure of your jewellery to perfumes, hairsprays and creams. Do not expose your jewellery to household bleaches, cleaners or chlorinated water. This is why it is important to take your jewellery off before cleaning or swimming.
At Monarc Concierge we stand by the quality of our product. Your satisfaction is of most importance to us.
If any goods are faulty we will meet our statutory obligations to provide a remedy, however, Monarc Concierge is not required to provide a full refund if you change your mind about a particular purchase, so please do choose carefully.
If you have made a purchase from our website and need to return the product due to manufacturing fault or misrepresentation, we can repair or fully refund the item(s).
Our warranty period is 1 year from delivery date, we are happy to perform maintenance and repairs in extension of our 1 year warranty policy.
Please follow the process below for returning product to Monarc Jewellery:
For a full refund, ensure the product is in original condition and its original packaging.
Return the product within 30 days from the date of delivery. (Please include your invoice order number as proof of purchase).
Please provide an explanation for the reason you are returning the product.
Email or call us for information about your local drop-off depot, email@example.com or +44 (0)7766 501 509.
Upon receiving the returned product, we will check the goods to ensure that no item has not be altered or tampered with in any way. Please also note, Monarc Concierge will not refund the original delivery costs relating to the return of non-faulty product.
In the event that product within the Monarc Concierge website or printed media is mistakenly listed at an incorrect price, Monarc Concierge reserves the right to refuse or cancel any orders placed for products listed at the incorrect price. If your credit card has already been charged for the purchase and your order is cancelled, Monarc Concierge shall issue a full refund to your credit card account in the amount of the incorrectly stated price.
Monarc Concierge endeavours to represent all products as correctly and close to the item model. Due to the handmade nature of Monarc Concierge product, some variations may occur.
Any products purchased that have been personalised specifically for the client (either in their appearance or design from what was originally stated on the website) are non-returnable/non-refundable. All bespoke and engravable items are non-refundable.
Monarc Jewellery & Concierge is not liable for damage incurred to goods in transit or for non-delivery. You will become the owner of the goods you have ordered once they have been dispatched to you. Once goods have been delivered to you they will be held at your own risk and we will not be liable for their loss or destruction. Please note that if you have a non-delivery arrangement with the courier company we are not liable for the loss, damage or destruction to the goods. It is the responsibility of the customer to make sure the package is delivered to the correct address and signed for by the customer. It is the customer's personal custody once it has left the Monarc Jewellery premises.
1. Introduction
1.1 This website www.monarcjewellery.com (the "Website") is provided and operated by Monarc Jewellery Ltd ("we", "us" or "Monarc Jewellery"). We take the privacy of your information very seriously and believe that it is important for you to know what types of information we collect from the Site and how we treat the information we may receive from you.
1.2 By using the Website and purchasing any products via the Website ("Product(s)"), you are agreeing to be bound by this privacy policy in respect of the information we collect about you ("Privacy Policy").
1.3 This Privacy Policy should be read in conjunction with our Terms & Conditions.
2. Collection of Information
2.1 We collect personal information which is necessary to conduct business with you. Monarc Jewellery and its service provider may use your personal information to:
• identify you to provide better customer service to you
• perform authorised transactions with you
• keep you informed about Monarc Jewellery new season collections, promotions and events (subject to your right to unsubscribe or opt-out)
• protect our lawful interests
• fulfil legal and regulatory obligations
3. Personal Information
3.1 We may collect and store the following personal information about you: (a) certain information required to register with the Website (including title, first and last name, telephone number, email address and delivery and invoice address) (b) details of any requests for Products you make through the Site (c) other information you generate as a result of Website interactions
4. Sharing Personal Information
4.1 Credit or debit card payments will be processed by Sage Pay or PayPal. In order for payments to be processed, you may need to provide some necessary details to our payment processor. We tell you about this at the point we collect that information on the Website.
4.2 We may also share your personal information with: (a) other companies we have instructed to provide services or goods for us (b) law enforcement agencies, other governmental agencies or third parties if we are required by law to do so (c) other business entities should we plan to merge with or be acquired by that business entity, or if we undergo a re-organisation with that entity.
4.3 Except as expressly set out in this Privacy Policy, we will not disclose any of your personal information without your permission.
5. Security and Storage of Personal Information
5.1 Although we maintain safeguards to protect your personal information from unauthorised or inappropriate access, the transmission of information via the internet is not completely secure and we cannot guarantee the security of your personal information transmitted to us or provided through the Website.
5.2 As part of our service of providing Products to you through the Website, the information you provide to us may be transferred to countries outside of the European Union ("EU"). By way of example, this may happen if any of our servers are from time to time located in a country outside of the EU or one of our service providers is located in a country outside of the EU. These countries may not have similar data protection laws to the UK. If we transfer your information outside of the EU in this way, we will take steps with the aim of ensuring that your privacy rights continue to be protected as outlined in this Privacy Policy.
5.3 If you use the Website while you are outside the EU, your information may be transferred outside the EU.
6. Updating Your Personal Information
6.1 Monarc Jewellery allows you to alter your personal data when you are logged into the Website. If you believe that any of your personal details which we are processing are inaccurate or incorrect, please contact us on firstname.lastname@example.com
7. Automated Collection
7.1 We may automatically collect information such as the type of internet browser and operating system you use, the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the computer you are using, the website from which you linked to our Website and the website you visit as you leave the Website. We use this information to collect broad demographic information about the visitors to the Website and to improve the Website's content and to help us understand how users are interacting with the Website and services provided.
8. Cookies
8.1 "Cookies" are small pieces of information that are stored by your browser on your computer's hard drive. Cookies can be used to recognise you as a member and can be used to automatically configure services. When you visit our website, we may record your "IP addresses" and information on the type of operating system (e.g. Windows or Apple OS) and browser software (e.g. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, Firefox etc.) you are using. This information is used to diagnose problems with our service and for planning capacity and compatibility. Your IP address may also be used to help gather aggregated demographic information, such as which ISP you are using or what country you are connecting from.
8.2 You can block or erase cookies from your computer if you want to (your browser's help screen or manual should tell you how to do this), but certain parts of the website are reliant on the use of cookies to operate correctly and may not work correctly if you set your browser not to accept cookies.
8.3 Unless you have adjusted your browser setting so that it will refuse cookies, our system will set cookies when you navigate around the Website. By using our Website you consent to our use of cookies.
9. Links to and from other websites
9.1 The website may contain links or other content related to websites, products and/or services offered by third parties. Monarc Jewellery has no control over any such links, content, websites, products or services or any information provided or transmitted via such links, websites, products or services, or otherwise provided by any such third party. You acknowledge and agree that Monarc Jewellery is not responsible for the availability of such third party links, content, websites, products or services and will not be responsible or liable for any content, advertising, products or other materials contained therein or the business practices or privacy practices related thereto. You warrant and agree that Monarc Jewellery will not be responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any such link, website, content, product and/or service.
10. Opt-Out
10.1 Where we use your personal information for mailing purposes, you will have the right to unsubscribe at any time. To unsubscribe just click on the unsubscribe link of any marketing email that you receive from us. If you have an online account you can opt out on the My Details page.
11. Contacting Us
11.1 If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us on email@example.com
12. Changes to this Privacy Policy
12.1 From time to time, our privacy policies may change due to developments in business practice and/or due to changes in the law. You should periodically review this page for the latest information on Monarc Jewellery policies and practices.
All content is subject to change without notice and is non-binding. Monarc Jewellery expressly reserves the right to modify, supplement or delete parts of the pages or the entire content without prior advance notice, or to suspend or terminate publication.
Monarc Jewellery has no influence whatsoever on the current or future design or on the content of the linked/connected pages. Therefore, Monarc Jewellery shall be exculpated from any damages arising from the content of any linked/connected pages that have been modified since the link has been placed. This applies to any links and referrals placed within the company's Internet content as well as to postings or messages to guestbooks, discussion boards and mailing lists set up by Monarc Jewellery.
Monarc Jewellery endeavours to respect the copyright of any graphics, audio and digital files, texts used in all publications, and to use to use self-created graphics. Any brands and trademarks named in the Internet content that may be protected by third-party rights are fully subject to the provisions of the currently applicable trademark law and the possessory rights of the respective registered owner. The simple mention shall not be interpreted as such that brands are not protected by third-party rights.
Monarc Jewellery retain the rights to all designs created including but not limited to all custom designed pieces, signature collection pieces and the designs for clients creating an original setting to make, reproduce and display. Any other use of content on the website, including but not limited to the modification, distribution, broadcast, publication, uploading, licensing, reverse engineering, transfer or sale of, or the creation of derivative works from, any material, information, software, products or services obtained from the website, or use of the website for purposes competitive to Monarc Jewellery, is prohibited.
"Intellectual Property Right" means any patent, trade mark, service mark, copyright, moral right, right in a design, know-how and any other intellectual or industrial property rights, anywhere in the world whether or not registered.
All payments on Monarc Jewellery's website are processed via PayPal and/or Barclays Bank payment fulfilment service. Monarc Jewellery assumes no liability whatsoever for the availability and functionality of these services. Monarc Jewellery assumes no liability for any financial loss caused by the use of either payment services.
This disclaimer shall be regarded as part of the Internet publication from which you were referred. If any sections or individual formulations of this text do not or no longer correspond to current law, either in part or completely, the content and validity of the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected.
Monarc can be found at monarcjewellery.com and is available from a handpicked selection of international boutiques across Europe and Australasia.
Monarc is based in London with an emphasis on craftsmanship, premium materials and bespoke service. Its objective is to create modern, classic jewellery to be worn now and passed on to future generations.
Founder Ella Drake originally hails from New Zealand, coming to the jewellery trade via an international career in modelling. It was through booking a shoot with Vogue Gioiello (Vogue Jewellery edition) that she cemented her passion for fine jewellery, before going on to study at the prestigious Florence campus of the Gemological Institute of America (GIA).
Monarc Jewellery is beautifully created by master goldsmiths, it's luxurious and practical enough to be worn every day. For Monarc, jewellery expresses love, relationships, families, and moments that deserve to be marked. Monarc jewellery is designed to stand the test of time!
Ella Drake,
Founder + Creative Director
At Monarc, premium jewellery, packaging and environmental care is synonymous. Monarc offers product that has been produced using sustainable practices, and collaborates with suppliers who share the same view on ethics and the environment.
If you have further questions, don't hesitate to get in touch using the form below.


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This option eliminates a separately mounted dynamic brake unit.
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- The Info key provides full text information to make programming easier.***
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*** Excluding AF-60 LP
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Trinity High School football coach Bob Beatty likens each season to a single chapter in a long book.
Last Saturday, in front of an announced crowd of 7,412, the 2012 iteration of Rocks closed its chapter with an exclamation point.
Seniors Dalyn Dawkins and James Quick combined for 325 all-purpose yards and the Trinity defense stifled previously potent Pleasure Ridge Park for a 61-7 win in the Class 6-A championship game at WKU's L.T. Smith Stadium in Bowling Green.
It was Trinity's third title in a row, 22nd overall and 10th in 12 years.
"They created their own chapter,†said Beatty, whose team finished 13-1. "They didn't talk about last year. They didn't talk about the future. (They said) let's just live in the moment and take this thing game by game.â€
Dawkins ran for two of his three touchdowns in the second quarter as Trinity raced to a 27-0 lead. The senior finished with 163 yards on 15 carries and snagged four passes for 69 yards.
Quick, in his first action since a rib injury against St. X on Nov. 16, made three catches for 83 yards, including a pair of 35-yard TDs that made it 41-7.
Quarterback Travis Wright finished with 239 yards and three TDs on 15-of-29 passing.
PRP (14-1) got on the board in the second quarter when Spencer Sumpter hit Davon Quisenberry for a 14-yard score.
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Central's Sydney Tedford connected with Marcel Malone for a 15-yard overtime TD to lift the Yellowjackets (13-2) over Belfry 12-6 in the 3-A championship game.
Deris Cox had a team high 102 rushing yards on 17 carries, including a 28-yard score late in the first quarter that put Central (13-2) up 6-0.
It was the Yellowjackets' third straight title and fifth in six years. Belfry finished 12-3.
Other championship results:
Class 1-A: Mayfield 55, Fairview 8
Class 2-A: Newport Central Catholic 30, Caldwell County 26
Class 4-A: Highlands 47, Collins 0
Class 5-A: Bowling Green 34, Cooper 20
Teams from Assumption and St. Xavier, competing as Louisville Track Club, turned in strong performances on a muddy five-kilometer course at Nike Cross Nationals in Portland, Ore. on Dec. 1.
Assumption, led by Bailey Davis (36th, 20:31) and Emily Bean (89th, 21:36), finished 10th in team standings with 274 points. Manlius (N.Y.) finished with 54 points to win its seventh consecutive team competition. Sarah Baxter of Simi Valley, Calif., repeated as individual champ with a time of 19 minutes, 17 seconds.
Rounding out the Assumption contingent were Katherine Receveur (108th, 21:54), Kenzley Defler (119th, 22:04), Olivia Boughey (120th, 22:05), Kate Crawford (132nd, 22:20) and Abbie Wright (162nd, 23:00).
St. Xavier was 14th in the boys' race with 322 points. Sam Lewis (16th, 17:40) and Connor Sheryak (58th, 18:13) were the first two across for the Tigers, followed by Chris Streigel (65th, 18:20), Maximilian Mudd (158th, 19:29), Thomas Cave (168th, 19:43), Mark Johnson (175th, 19:52) and Nick Reader (183rd, 20:09).
Sam Wharton of Tipp City, Ohio, took the individual boys' crown in 17 minutes, six seconds. Arcadia (Calif.) claimed the team title with 108 points.
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*Holy Cross' Jacob Thomson will contend for a national title Saturday at the Foot Locker Cross-Country Championships in San Diego. The boys' race begins at 1 p.m. EST and will be streamed live at www.footlockercc.com. The senior finished 19th at the event last year with a time of 15:42.
*The third annual Best of the Bluegrass All-Star football game, pitting top players from the Louisville area against the rest of the state, is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at St. Xavier High School. Admission is $10 (children under 6 admitted free of charge).
*Fairdale will host the King of the Bluegrass wrestling tournament this Saturday. Southern, ranked 15th in the state by KentuckyWrestling.com, won the event in 2011 and will look to defend against No. 13 Central Hardin, No. 17 Henry Clay, No. 23 Ohio County, No. 24 J'town, No. 25 John Hardin, Boyle County, Bullitt Central, Doss, Caldwell County, North Hardin, Western, Fort Knox, Paducah Tilghman, Valley, Holy Cross, DeSales and the host Bulldogs.
Wrestling begins at 9:30 a.m. The championship round is scheduled for 5 p.m.
*Three local soccer standouts are set to compete in the Choice Hotels International High School All-American Game this Saturday at the University of Alabama-Birmingham. Connor White (Collegiate, N.C. State commit), Chris Hubbard (Trinity, Notre Dame commit) and Kaelon Fox (St. Xavier, University of Kentucky commit) were among 40 players selected from around the country to compete in the prestigious event.
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Dec. 19. 8000 block Roanoke Street. Complainants state that they left their home at approximately 3 p.m. on Dec. 17 and returned at 12:10 a.m. on Dec. 19 to find upstairs bedroom ransacked. Point of entry possibly was front door or basement door. Both were left unlocked.
Dec, 21. 200 block E. Evergreen Avenue. Complainant states that she was walking eastbound on Evergreen Avenue when offender came up from behind and snatched her purse. Taken was her purse containing a checkbook, various credit cards and a driver's license.
Dec. 21. 8200 block Germantown Avenue. Complainant states that between 2 and 4:30 p.m., an unknown person kicked open front door of building and front door to first floor apartment. Taken was a Dell laptop computer and an antique gold diamond ring.
Dec. 22. 8000 block Crittenden Street. Complainant states that between 5:45 and 7 p.m., an unknown person forced open steel door. Door was dented and wooden frame was split apart.
Dec. 23. 200 block E. Evergreen Avenue. Complainant who wasn't home was informed by a friend that her apartment had been burglarized. Entry was made by kicking in rear kitchen door. Several dresser drawers were pulled open and a pink diamond necklace was stolen.
Dec. 23. 8600 block Germantown Avenue. Complainant states that he left his cell phone on counter and when he returned it was gone. Reported at 11 a.m.
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The Portland > Frankfurt plane is simply the reverse of TAR 13's final flight, isn't it? That's LH469, departing at 1.35pm to 9.05am the next day, a flight duration of 10h 30min.
Would that make Romania Leg 3? Given the late afternoon arrivals at Locarno, it would most likely encompass a 'draw a time and wait for the next morning' bit, making the Pit Stop sometime on the 2nd of November.Add a 12-hour Pit Stop and you get a morning of the 3rd departure. A one-day Leg Two, followed by another 12-hour Pit Stop, gives you arrival in Munich on the night of the 4th.Alternatively, add a 36-hour Pit Stop, and you get a morning of the 4th departure. We'd test this scenario (36h Pit Stop, then Locarno > Zurich > Munich > Bucharest).If teams depart before 8am from Locarno, they'd be able to take:Train from Locarno to Zurich Airport: 8.53am to 12.13pmLH3743 from Zurich to Munich: 1.10pm to 2.10pmRO312 from Munich to Bucharest: 4.45pm to 7.45pmThey instead take the next Munich-Bucharest flight at 9.30pm, indicating that they'd check in after 8pm in Leg One. After half a leg on 1 Nov, would we have activities in Locarno on 2 Nov dragging into the night? I'd say doubtful.ETA: Assuming Locarno is Leg One. But if it isn't, please just add X to the leg number!
Grrr, kept eyes peeled all day and no more AR sightings in my little corner of Transylvania. Sorry guys. I was really enjoying feeling useful and having info to share! Camping out at the departures area was considered, Michael (seriously!), but unfortunately probably won't happen. And apskp - we had made the same prediction ourselves this afternoon about the People's Palace being a filming location in Buc. I've always felt that even finding an address among the jungle of concrete blocs would be an AR-worthy task, too! As for Peles, would be cool but it's closed all of November for cleaning and maintenance. I suppose anything's possible, though!One last little tidbit: My friend said the racer sitting next to her on the plane had mentioned that others "from our group" had been on an earlier flight that day. Maybe these were just the stragglers? And as I may have already mentioned, she was wearing a t-shirt with a picture of her daughter that said "I love you wherever I go". Think that's it for now!
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Building a roller coaster just wasn't enough for Will Pemble, aka "Coaster Dad."
The 50-year-old wacky inventor/father from Orinda, California, had to up the ante this weekend, by building a 180-foot-long "stick bomb" out of Popsicle sticks. He then gave the stick bomb a ride on his homemade, backyard coaster.
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Ever since hackaday.com first reported a story April 27 about his homemade roller coaster, news agencies, including NBC Bay Area, "Sunrise Australia," and "Good Morning America" have been airing his backyard antics. George Stephanlopoulos even said Pemble was the "early favorite for father of the year."
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He has since boosted his website's juice to be able to handle the thousands of viewers who want to see his YouTube videos and tutorials.
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His son, Lyle, who turns 11 this week, wants to challenge Jimmy Fallon of "The Tonight Show" to ride his favorite roller coaster, the Kanda Ka, in New Jersey. And if Pemble could have his way, he'd show off his zany inventions on Ellen, whom he thinks is just the ultimate "goddess."
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — It seems like a dream as flighty as Tinkerbell and as quirky as Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.
Yet a Southern California couple have passed the halfway mark in their quest to visit Disneyland every day this year.
"We joke around that we're here more than the cast members are," Jeff Reitz said Tuesday.
Reitz, 39, of Huntington Beach, and Tonya Mickesh, 45, of Lake Forest were both unemployed when she came up with the idea of becoming Magic Kingdom marathoners, Reitz said.
As annual passholders, they could go to the Anaheim theme park and its adjoining California Adventure as often as they wished. So they decided to go all 366 days in the leap year, beginning on New Year's Day.
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Mickesh now has a full-time job but Reitz said she still joins him in the evenings. They celebrated her birthday there this past weekend and on Sunday passed day 183 — the halfway mark.
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Reitz said he still finds out new things about the Disneyland and California Adventure parks. He hasn't even eaten at all the restaurants. Although he has had temporary jobs, the former Air Force firefighter and administrative office worker is currently unemployed and Reitz said he cannot afford some of the fancier fare, such as the $22 cheeseburgers at the Carthay Circle Restaurant.
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"We are fortunate to have such ardent fans and happy to be such an important part of Tonya and Jeff's lives," Disneyland Resort spokeswoman Suzi Brown said in an email to The Associated Press.


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My name is Schannel van Dijken. I am Samoan, I am a Pacific Islander — and I am a Pacific voyager.
Normally I live in Samoa and work as the marine conservation manager for CI's Pacific Islands program. But since January this year I have taken three months off work from CI to voyage across the Pacific Ocean from San Diego to Tahiti with the Pacific Voyagers Project.
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