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Waging War Against Identity Theft

New Law, New Tools Help But Consumer Awareness Is Key The high cost of identity theft has proved serious enough to mobilize the resources of credit-card issuers, vendors, lawmakers and regulators to make consumers’ financial information more secure. But at the end of the day, the chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and that may well be the consumer.

It’s not that consumers are naive about the issue of identity theft or the perils of having personal information fall into the wrong hands – they just remain unsure about what they need to do to prevent it. Make no mistake; identity theft is a crime that is on the rise. When the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consumers surveyed last fall to find out how bad the problem was, they found more than 27 million people had been victims of the crime between 1997 and 2002 – almost 10 million of those in 2002 alone. Losses for 2002, the last year data is available, totaled almost $ 48 billion, and consumers paid $ 5 billion in out-of-pocket expenses to get their lives back on track after their good names and credit had been hijacked and sullied. After howls of protest from consumer groups along with numerous horror stories about how the crime had ruined lives, Congress gave consumers some new tools to fight identity fraud last fall in the form of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions (FACT) Act of 2003. Last week, the FTC put the finishing touches on the first phase of the new rules mandated by FACT - provisions that will require the nation’s three consumer credit-reporting agencies – Equifax, Experian and Trans Union – to give consumers a free copy of their credit reports (also known as “annual file disclosures) each year. While a free credit report may not seem like the silver bullet in the war against identity theft – after all, consumers can buy their own credit reports today for about $ 8 or they can get one free if they apply for credit and are turned down because of.

Making our voices heard in the predatory lending Debate

An old widow is required to pay a monthly mortgage of $ 559 of his government assisted total monthly income of $ 494. A grieving mother needs money to bury her children, she refinancing his home loan only to lose his home a short time later due to its inability to pay high monthly payment. Predators loan.

There is no better term to describe these and other real-life tragedies performed by a narrow slice of housing finance. Each new day seems to bring another story of injustice, and it should serve as a wake-up for all legitimate order in our affairs.

Our country, our economy and our livelihood depends on fair, just and lawful treatment of each borrower. Our laws require. Dignes, warned authors acknowledge that this is not only the right thing to do is also good practice. As in any industry, we must support the rapid identification and punishment unscrupulous players so that they can not even tarnish the profession of mortgage.

The Good, Bad and criminal matters between the Mutual Funds

This may seem like a Promethean task, but the former Securities and Exchange Commission official match. Since the founding of the non-profit-Democracy Fund ago less than four years, Bullard has opposed aggressive practices in the world with certificates of investment fervour rachsüchtigen a super-hero.

Bullard All articles on how to market timing abuses TheStreet.com in 2000, helped lay the foundation for allegations of funds in the trading abuses September – yes, the texts deserve special mention of Eminent Persons in New York, Attorney General Eliot Spitzer’s complaint.

Bullard, double, securities Jura as a professor at the University of Mississippi at Oxford, he was jumping into a growing number of stories on mutual funds in the sector these days – as a tireless defender of fair, honest treatment of individual investors at the time to criticize sector funds testing for reorganizing its action in the wake of the recent scandal. The Global Fund may be poor consolation that only a Mercer Bullard.

However, given that the 10 questions shows Bullard believes that the funds sector has its reputation as a responsible stellar Steward investor assets. There is also the most credit for his ex-boss of the SEC. In the chronicle of today, Bullard weighs on the fund industry scandal that began with accusations Market-Timing JanusJNS abuse and Bank One Group One’sONE funds of funds and strong, and late trading abuses with the Bank of America’sBAC UN Fund. See hear Bullard’s reflection on the good, bad and criminal mutual funds – whose outrageous behavior more for funds of funds and companies, he hopes that with his money.

1 What the Fund for Democracy, which led to launch?

I started to work on private practice SEC implementation issues and has attracted mutual funds by law in the 1990’s. In 1996, I went to work for the SEC, where I found that very little input by shareholders with regard to most issues related to the investment fund regulation.

I left the SEC Division of the management of investment funds and democracy started in January 2000 in order to fill that void. Fund for Democracy members are large organizations such as the AFL-CIO, the Consumer Federation of America and the Financial Planning Association. Its goal is, with these organizations has a know-how needed for effective receipt of the SEC concerning certain regulatory issues for investment funds.

Brave New World of WorldCom

AP) WorldCom Inc., trying to leave the largest ever U.S. bankruptcy, unveiled a reorganization plan Monday that would strip nine-tenths of its debt and give it a new name and headquarters in Virginia.

The telecommunications giant, whose plan gives creditors control of the company, said it will take the name of its long distance, MCI, and move its headquarters to MCI commodities in the Washington suburb of Ashburn, Virginia , Clinton, Miss., where it was founded.

The plan, which removes about 36 billion dollars of debt, has won the support of 90 per cent of its creditors – which should ensure that the plan wins court approval. The plan also calls for unsecured creditors to get cash payments equal to approximately 18 percent of an allowed claim, and 7.2 shares of new common shares for each $ 1000 of a creditor application.

In the meantime, Worldcom can not legally change its name until it emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which could come as early as September. However, WorldCom website from Monday redirects visitors to MCI.com. And the business press on the reorganization plan refer to Michael Capellas as chairman and CEO of MCI, not WorldCom.

Va. Tech gun bought from state Web firm

caliber handgun picked up by Cho Seung-Hui at a Virginia pawnbroker was purchased from the Green Bay-based Web site www.thegunsource.com, the store’s owner Eric Thompson said.

“I just feel absolutely terrible that this tragedy even happened in the first place,” Thompson told the AP on Thursday. “I have three children in the first place, and it’s just an absolute tragedy.”

Thompson said he had no idea his business was involved with the shooting until he was contacted Tuesday by telephone by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. He was interviewed in person by ATF agents on Wednesday, he said.

Sherry Duval, spokeswoman for the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives regional office in St. Paul, Minn.., Said she could not comment on the gun. Federal law prohibits the ATF from sharing information on gun traces with anyone other than the law enforcement agencies requesting them, she said.

Cho is believed to have killed 32 people in Monday’s attack on the Virginia Tech campus before he committed suicide.

“It is quite possibly the worst nightmare,” Thompson said. “We follow all laws and regulations to make sure these things do not happen. It’s unfortunate a madman like that can do something like this.”

Joe Dowdy, owner of the Blacksburg, Va. .., Store where Cho picked up the gun, JND Pawnbrokers, has said it was purchased from an out-of-state dealer.

Thompson said Cho bought the gun from the Web site on Feb. 2 for $ 267.63. He bought nothing else and had not previously been a customer, Thompson said. The gun was in stock, Thompson said.

Dale weighs interests of the state

 Commissioner of Insurance of State George Dale spoke with the Herald Sun several times since Hurricane Katrina struck. He was recently interviewed on insurance issues last week, on his 66th birthday. Dale is the oldest insurance commissioner in the nation. He assumed his duties in 1975. Critics claim that it is now too close to the industry it regulates. Dale recognizes most of his campaign contributions come from insurers. It is also a popular speaker at industry gatherings. Dale’s main concern is the stabilization of the insurance market after Katrina devastating losses. Options for obtaining wind insurance decreases are on the coast, while the state wind pool, the insurer of last resort, is increasingly rapidly. Companies that sell insurance in Mississippi are the responsibility of wind-pool losses, which means they must transmit their costs to consumers State. Although residents complain Coast Dale on the rising cost of insurance wind, residents of northern Cote d’grouse have to help cover the hurricane damage through higher premiums. Dale has given the rising levels of wind in the pool and nationally Property & Casualty Insurance Co., with further increases in the works, he said. Dale has also faced complaints from Côte d’assurance on how insurance companies handled Katrina claims. In other words, there has been a long year for the Commissioner.

U.S. internet use rises as do fears

The figures from October 2003 but are the most recent released by the Census Bureau on computer and internet use in the U.S..

They show that home net use was highest in the states of Alaska, New Hampshire and Colorado. Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana were bottom of the table.

The figures also revealed that computer ownership and net use seem to go hand-in-hand. The percentage of computer owning homes, 62%, was only slightly ahead of home net use.

Education, income and school age children were all big factors in determining whether the internet was in use in a home. In homes where incomes topped $ 100,000 (£ 56000) computer ownership was found to be 95% and 92% were online.

Americans who did not graduate from high school were the least likely group to use the net.

Of those not using the net, 39% said they did not need it and 23% said it was too expensive.

Mass Diet-Pill Inflates Wyeth’s Litigation Settlement Costs to $ 13.2 Billion

Four and a half years after it was besieged with thousands of lawsuits charging that its diet drugs caused heart-valve damage, a huge Madison, NJ, pharmaceutical firm has arrived at a stratospheric estimate of what it expects to pay to settle all the claims: $ 13.2 billion.

About 370000 people who used the once-popular diet drugs Pondimin and Redux have lined up for refunds, medical tests and monetary compensation from the former American Home Products Corp. .. Now Wyeth.

But it appears that only a relatively small number of people – an estimated 1000 to 2000 – suffered serious health problems from the drugs.

Wyeth’s general counsel, Louis L. Hoynes Jr., said he believes that in a different legal climate his company might have been able to settle all serious claims for less than $ 1 billion. That would amount to an average of $ 1 million each for 1000 cases.

Washington Mutual to sell controversial loan subsidiary to Citigroup

Washington Mutual said it sells a subprime lending unit to Citigroup for $ 1.25 billion, potentially freeing the bank from Seattle with the objective of some predatory lending allegations.

The unit, known as Washington Mutual Finance, sells consumer and real estate through loans of approximately 400 offices in 25 states from Florida to California. The unit, based in Tampa, Florida does not have a significant presence in the North-West.

South Carolina joins other states proposals for lending laws

Unlike almost everyone else, however, the price to “buy” money depends on who you are.

Everyone who goes to Wal-Mart will pay $ 44.83 to buy Hickory Farm “Party in a Box” cheese gift box.

But your perceived ability to repay a loan is a key to decide how much you charge for donors to “buy” money.

That is why some people can go to a bank and pay 8 percent annual interest to borrow, while people without credit history could pay 300 percent annual interest to borrow the same amount of money.

The consumer advocates say the vast differences in the price of money lenders the opportunity to cheat borrowers who are desperate or unsavvy.

FTC ready to start Do Not Call list for telemarketers

 Tired of telemarketers ringing in the morning, noon and night? Starting Friday, you can lock up their claims through a new federal government.

You can in a new phone number national “Do Not Call”, registration and thus a line of your off limits to telemarketers.

If you live west of the Mississippi River, that’s all you have to do to your home and wireless phone numbers 888-382-1222. Register by phone for the rest of the country begins July 7. No matter where you live, you can now register online www.donotcall.gov. The ban on telemarketing calls are valid only if October. Then, having violated his face fines of up to $ 11,000.

What happened to World Com

The most actively traded stock on U.S. markets has been cut by two thirds of its shareholders in his car home from work Tuesday night – the result of $ 3.8 billion lie.Add the WorldCom to the growing list of USA accounting scandals. The shareholders have lost $ 2 billion within a few minutes after the news leaked that the debt-WorldCom treated in charge of billions of dollars in what should have legally been spending as a corporate asset. And if the entry WorldCom ultimately bankruptcy category, it could win the gold medal too. It was a misuse of basic bread and butter of accounting that should have been identified by the auditors both inside and outside the company. It shows a serious lack of supervision. D’Arthur Andersen (WorldCom auditor for a long time) to senior management and the audit committee – all these guys must be held accountable.

WorldCom is one of the biggest stock market stars of the last decade and one of the largest telecommunications companies, with 20 million customers, thousands of client companies and 80000 employees. He is the No. 2 U.S. long-distance telephone and data services company and provides a large part of the Internet backbone. He has physical assets and, for a time, was extremely profitable. President Bush, who rarely comments on the state of financial markets, accounting irregularities called “scandalous” and said: “We will conduct a thorough investigation and hold people accountable.

A few days back, one of WorldCom’s internal auditors found that from early 2001, huge amounts of expenses related to the construction of their telecommunications system are not treated as a cost but as a capital fee. Who led to a significant strengthening of the company earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, otherwise known as EBITDA, which WorldCom used as a critical measure its growth.

If this is not exactly what costs the WorldCom capitalized, the process helped boost cash flow because it treats costs as an asset that can be written on time, not immediately. The accounting treatment of costs, did not affect the very important operating cash flow figure – though the money actually May be out the door.

Mississippi of all ages could benefit from better planning

Many people in Mississippi are not a chip banking and financial management decisions.

The recent State Development Report asset map shows that Mississippi ranks last in the country in households with a savings account, and households with an interest checking account. Many residents of the State do not have a bank account at all.

“There are many people in Mississippi who deal strictly in cash,” said John S. Allison, Commissioner, Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance. “Third party check kosher make a huge undertaking in this area.”

Immigrants and foreigners in the State are less likely to have control or savings accounts. For Mississippi, not to use the banking system May have to do with how they were raised.

Scam forged assistance in the centres Ark

Arkansas-Attor ney General’s Office Mike Beebe said he is several federal public authorities and international consider a fraud with pirated copies of the Arkansas State controls. Operating income from Turkey and possibly Latvia, fraud artist send false cheques, people ask so focused on cash and to wire more money in Europe, while the hope that the money received before the discovery that counterfeit checks.

Thieves job appears again posting hunters online. Shortly after a consumer a new book, he or she receives an e-mail from someone claiming to represent “Computer Inc. Void” The research work is encouraged as new employees, and says that the company needs Help cashing cheques one of its “clients”: the State of Arkansas. The checks are carried out within the target group, name, with instructions to cash the checks and son of money to an address in Latvia, minus a fee of 10 per cent of the target-May.

More than 10 days later, the consumer receives two counterfeit checks of the State of Arkansas by e-mail from Turkey a total of $ 5200, with the consumer’s own name and address. The consumer is asked to avoid banks, and instead of a registration Casher, alcohol to save or to other similar companies. Some consumers have cashed checks, other consumers and entrepreneurs were suspicious and contacted the State Auditor’s Office.

State of the auditor Jim Wood said that, despite all the checks have been changed, they all bear the same number of warrants, 05I-0614300, all copied from a legitimate Arkansas State Check – a refund of taxes on income option receipt by e-mail after California.

Fraud scams can nab reckless taxpayers

Fraud, scams can nab reckless taxpayers.

This season is not only when Americans pay their taxes faithfully. It is also the time when criminals pop up to defraud taxpayers.

“The fraudsters are more common this time of year than any other,” said Michael Dobzinski, spokesman for the Internal Revenue Service in southern Florida. “Buyers had to be wary.”

In the last fiscal, fraud, which was struck Florida and Mississippi, said Dobzinski taxpayers have received calls from people claiming to be IRS service center treatment of employees. Callers ask victims for their social security numbers, saying they need to process their returns. Then, they use numbers to commit identity theft, which means they can.

This season is not only when Americans pay their taxes faithfully. It is also the time when criminals pop up to defraud taxpayers.

“The fraudsters are more common this time of year than any other,” said Michael Dobzinski, spokesman for the Internal Revenue Service in southern Florida. “Buyers had to be wary.”

In the last fiscal, fraud, which was struck Florida and Mississippi, said Dobzinski taxpayers have received calls from people claiming to be IRS service center treatment of employees. Callers ask victims for their social security numbers, saying they need to process their returns. Then, they use numbers to commit identity theft, which means they can.

ATTORNEY citations delay telephone RECORDS

AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Attorney assigned telephone records for the home telephone of the House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and the phone of his political campaign yesterday.

Also assigned by the prosecutor, Ronnie Earle were records for two numbers Mr. DeLay’s daughter, Dani DeLay Ferro.

Mr. DeLay is accused of money laundering and conspiracy in a Texas campaign finance.

The subpoenas list telephone numbers, but not whom they belong. They ask for information about the calls, voice mail service at the numbers, long distance and calls made or charged to the numbers. “It’s not very serious,” De-Lay’s Austin lawyer, Bill White, said.

Mr. Earle is seeking records and information from September 1, 2001 to December 31, 2002, the period when a political committee founded by Mr. DeLay, Texans for a Republican majority, was fundraising the 2002 election cycle.

Enron the case was travelling back investor safeguards

If the magnitude of the collapse of Enron Corp. has deployed duplicity, the finger drew attention to a number of apparent complicity.Accountant, zusammengebraut for hiding losses. The investment bankers funded permit. Lawyers approved all parties. The absence of such complicity, the main schemers at Enron, he would have been kept in their tracks.

Debt Enron scandal has outraged widely in the press releases of political leaders, comprehensive audit reports bankruptcy of Enron and statements of consumers and shareholders approve.

“Not to be the guardian of a function, it was to prevent or warn about the next disaster,” concluded a Senate Government Affairs Committee Report.

Reforms have been adopted. Mount law enforcement. Complaints.

Thus, you could imagine that now, shareholders, wagons and judicial facilitators in their pockets emptied. This is more difficult than previously believed, because even with all the shouting and finger pointing device in Congress, for example, no one has received the amendment of the law, to ensure that shareholders can watchdogs defective.

True, some of Enron’s investment banks, accountants and lawyers rather fight. The settlements come to more than $ 7.3 billion so far, including banks, far behind the $ 40 billion of investors say they are lost.

Secretary of State Office on the hunt for fake stock scams

In Mississippi, State Secretary at the Bureau regulates the sale of stock and records of public enterprises. The Division of business regulations and enforcement is responsible for three statues regulatory state: the Securities Act of Mississippi, the act of charity solicitations and pre-need cemetery and funeral Act regulations. There are 16 employees of the division which is headed by director Jim Nelson.

“We get involved when a company wants to expand and raise capital to finance this expansion by selling stock,” says Nelson. “Generally – it is a great word – the stock of a company and the questions people who sell it must be registered with this office, but …

Health care costs continuing steep climb to crisis

No matter where the blame is placed, it is a fact that Mississippi and the rest of the nation face a crisis situation when it comes to health care.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) addressed the nation’s health care crisis in its April 2002 report prepared for the American Association of Health Plans in Washington, DC The report, titled “The Factors Fueling Rising Healthcare Costs,” examines why so much is being spent on health care Today.

According to PwC, beyond general inflation, nearly half of the cost increase in health care is a result of increased consumer demand, drugs, medical devices and other medical advances. The other half of the increase is driven largely by litigation, mandates and rising provider expenses. Current spending may be offset by future savings in eliminating or reducing other medical services for some drivers such as drugs and medical advances.

During much of the 1990s, health care costs rose more slowly than had been the case during the’80s. A contributing factor in restraining the growth of health care costs, according to the PwC report, were health plans. The managed, care industry emerged as a dominant leader in the health care system following a period in the late’80s and early’90s in which rising health care costs were seemingly out of control.

The costs of health care continues climb to the crisis

Regardless of where responsibility is placed, it is a fact that the Mississippi and the rest of the nation faces a crisis when it comes to health care.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) addressed the nation the crisis in health care in its April 2002 report prepared for the American Association of Health Plans in Washington, DC The report, entitled “Factors fuels rising health costs “Examines why so is spent on health care today.

According to PwC, beyond general inflation, nearly half of the rising cost of health care is the result of increased consumer demand, medicines, medical devices and other advances medicine. The other half of this increase is in large part by the dispute, mandates and increased supplier costs. Current expenditure May be offset by future savings to eliminate or reduce other medical services for some drivers, such as medicines and medical advances.

For much of 1990’s health care costs rose more slowly than had been the case during the 80 years. A contributing factor to limit the growth of health care costs, according to the PwC report were health plans. The management, care industry has emerged as a dominant leader in the health care system after a period in the late 80’s and early 90 where rising health care costs are apparently out of control.

Deanne Mosley 36 lawyer Phelps Dunbar LLP in Jackson

.Every Sunday at two o’clock in the afternoon, Deanne Mosley paid tribute to his grandmother.

“On the weekend that I did not go home (law school), she would call me every Sunday afternoon for two hours, once we put aside both, no matter what was going to catch up on things this week, “said Mosley.” So far, regardless of where I am or what I’m doing, I always seem be achieved when it is two hours Sunday afternoon, our appointed time to talk. Although my phone does ring more, my grandmother is always with me in many ways. ”

A native of Meridian, Mosley earned a degree in public administration in 1991 from the University of Mississippi, graduated magna cum laude. Three years later, she obtained a law degree from.

A path to the freezing of identity thieves

Like the region Holiday Shopping assault begins, all three major intelligence agencies have agreed to a powerful tool of protection against identity theft.During recent months, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion began offering consumers the possibility of Germany, freezing their credit reports.

A freeze of security is far better that a “fraud alert” stage people are usually recommended that catches when it comes to victims of identity theft or think, their information is in danger.

A simple call to fraud tells potential lenders, they need additional care and certain actions before granting credit. The warning is not to block access to your files, which is not absolute.

With a security freeze, lenders and businesses can not access your credit files or assessments without your permission. This means that they are not likely to exit new credits. This reduces the likelihood of being a thief to credit your name and credit damage.

Until now, if you wanted to freeze credit reports, it was necessary to live in a country where the practice could. The laws in 39 states and the District of Columbia, consumers have this option. However, four of those states – Arkansas, Kansas, Mississippi and South Dakota – only a security freeze, if a consumer has been the victim of identity theft, Consumers Union, which was the result of this issue.

Top 10 satisfy their shareholders

Georgia companies and their leaders have cut off much better than its shareholders during the year 2005, but for shareholders of 10 companies at the forefront of the latest list of 100 Georgia, it was a very happy new year.As a group, 10, a total of 104 percent return on their investments, individually and globally in the field returns of 501 percent – for the No. 2 Citi Trends, Savannah distributor of urban fashion – at a very respectable 34 percent for No. 9 Savannah Bancorp, a two-States Bank Holding.

A feature of the Top 10 list, the increase was in the ranks of very large companies, measured at market value (share price times shares outstanding).

Six of the 10 have market values over $ 1 billion of the USA, nearly $ 5 billion for Equifax No. 10, Atlanta-based credit information, to $ 1.3 billion for the No. 6 Arris Group, a telecommunications – Equipment Company in Suwanee.

But for a whole has benefited from a good economy during the year 2005, which is not for the services of these companies. Someone has the right to manage on the path of decisions, took the wise and perzeptiven point was enough to seize opportunities, as it happened.

The fact that its shareholders have also during the year 2005 was a success, as most market sectors, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey said Quantitative Analyst Gary Tapp.

“The market was fairly close for the year 2005 as regards the reserve price. Dominated by two sectors: energy, 29 per cent, programs and services, 12.8 percent,” Tapp said. “It was practically all there was force.”

This helps the company No. 1: Atlanta-based RPC, resulting from the No. 2 spot on the final list as an important service for domestic companies and offshore oil and natural gas operations, such expert advice tools and equipment and rescue services.

U.S. House splits over the Internet

Earlier this year, Rep. Billy Tauzin (R-LA), chairman of the House Committee on Commerce and Energy, said he planned “to do some very exciting things” (see Lightwave, June 2001, p. 29). He has probably not expect to provoke an uprising by his Republican colleagues in the House or the Senate ignore his bill, HR1542, the freedom of the Internet and Broadband Deployment Act of 2001. Tauzin recently the committee the bill by a vote of 32 to 23 Great influence Republicans as Rep. Tom Davis (R-VA), helped develop the Northern Virginia Technology District, and Rep. Chip Pickering (R-MS), a former assistant to Senator Trent Lott (R-MS) and supporters of the Mississippi – based WorldCom, voted against the bill. Davis opposed partly because it is his amendment to define “high-speed Internet access than 1.5 Mbps instead of 384 kbit / sec, the definition of preferred Tauzin was rejected.

Viisage awarded $ 7.2 million of the contract by the State of Mississippi

Viisage Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: VISG), the leader in face recognition technology and identification systems and solutions, announced today that it has been selected to design, develop and implement a new digital driver’s license for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety (MDPS).The first term of four years of the project is estimated at more than 7 million. The design and development of the system will begin immediately and will be deployed in 90 driving licences in the entire state by January 1, 2003. The new system will allow the MDPS to acquire digital images, signatures and demographic data and store them in a relational database secure. “The new system will use advanced Internet technology against the long-distance calls and who will save the state of Mississippi $ 156000 ann.


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