The Benefits of In-Person Events for Remote Companies

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By Amanda Reseburg

During the pandemic, remote work became quickly became standard practice across many parts of the world. According to studies, 56% of global companies allow for some remote work, whereas 16% are now entirely remote. The pandemic impacted the ability of many teams to gather in person, but now that remote work is far more accepted, some are finding that disconnect persisting.

But even if a company is 100% remote, they do not have to sacrifice in-person events that can help with team building and company growth. When a company dedicates itself to being intentional about bringing its remote employees together, it can build some incredibly beneficial (and fun) in-person opportunities.

Bringing people together

Shiela Mie Legpasi, President of the all-remote company Cyberbacker, knows the myriad of benefits of remote work. After all, it was going remote that changed her life’s trajectory.

“When I was presented with the opportunity to work remotely from home, it changed the structure of my entire life,” Legpasi shares. “Working remotely has allowed people like myself to support their families while remaining present for children.” Maintaining a remote workforce is also cost-effective for companies and opens up options for a workforce in a labor-shortage climate.

However, as anyone who works remotely can tell you, the connection with one’s coworkers can be challenging in a remote environment. Where once we could team-build and foster connections with each other face-to-face, a shift to a remote workplace has left some wondering if there is a place for the in-person event anymore.

To Legpasi, any work situation needs a measure of balance — or, as she says, counterbalance — to work effectively for all parties. Investing in in-person opportunities for remote employees could give those employees some of that balance they may be looking for.

According to recent research, 62% of remote workers felt that limited social interaction with their coworkers negatively affected their mental health. To find this counterbalance, many companies are extolling the benefits of in-person events.

The benefits of face-to-face

When your company team is spread all over the country or even worldwide, it can seem nearly impossible to gather them all together in person on a regular basis. Yet, many companies are making an effort to do at least one “all-hands” meeting a year. Annual meetings allow teams that work remotely with one another to meet face-to-face, interact, let their hair down, and share bonding time.

For CEOs, in-person meetings and events allow for timely business decision-making, foster more strategic thinking, and also help boost the economy through travel and hosting money spent in various locations. As productive as people are remotely, and as much as remote work can help with retention, there really is no substitute for a friendly handshake, a dinner with coworkers after a day of productive meetings, or bending the ear of the company CEO in person. While Cyberbacker has mastered replicating interpersonal communication through Zoom and popular text-base communication platforms like Slack, Legaspi emphasizes that in-person meetings are still crucial to their culture when possible.

With all of the benefits of in-person events and meetings, it would behoove even the most ardent remote work supporters to consider planning an in-person meetup, even if it is only annually.

One of the biggest wins for remote workers is the chance to get back some semblance of balance in their lives. Whether that be structuring a work-from-home schedule that works better with their family schedule or if it’s a job that gives them a chance to do some hybrid work in the office and at home.

Whatever the workplace structure, the value of in-person meetings and events is clear. As Legpasi stresses, it is all a part of a workplace that recognizes the need for balance.

“Sometimes, the necessary work requires one to come in early, work late, or work during the weekends,” she explains. “As a counterbalance, vacation time is widely available, and I can completely focus on my family during that time. Leaders will tell you that you will fail if you lean too far one way or the other. Burnout will be inevitable.”

Final thoughts on in-person events

With employee retention and avoiding burnout high on the priority lists of leaders, giving credence to the need for valuable in-person interaction with flexible remote work time is essential. It could go a long way toward creating a healthy and happy work environment for all.

About the Author: Amanda Reseburg has been a freelance journalist since 2016, with work featured in Scary Mommy and the Beloit Daily News. She was a creative entrepreneur for 13 years and founded her own hospice photography volunteer program, profiled by PBS. She lives in Orlando with her husband and three children.

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Microsoft proposes AI ads in Bing

During a recent private meeting with a leading ad agency, Microsoft presented a demo of the updated Bing and revealed its intention to permit paid links within search result responses, according to an anonymous ad executive who attended the meeting.

Big plans for the future. Microsoft anticipates that the Bing AI chatbot’s more human-like responses will attract a larger user base for its search feature, resulting in an increase in advertisers. Additionally, advertisements incorporated within the Bing chatbot may have a greater presence on the page compared to typical search ads.

According to an ad executive who attended the meeting, Microsoft is currently experimenting with ads in the initial version of the Bing chatbot, which is accessible to a restricted number of users. Reuters has also reported seeing such ads this week.

Microsoft stated that it is incorporating conventional search ads – a form of advertisement where companies pay to have their websites or products displayed on search results for keywords relevant to their business – and integrating them into responses produced by the Bing chatbot.

What Microsoft says. Nothing. Microsoft declined to comment on the specifics of its plans.

The new Bing. Microsoft’s redesigned Bing search engine, which has a waitlist of millions of people seeking access, presents a highly profitable prospect for the company. In an investor and press briefing held last week, Microsoft announced that each percentage of market share it captures in the search advertising market has the potential to generate an additional $2 billion in advertising revenue.

Users who have tried the new Bing experience say that it’s lightning fast and better than expected. But some are also experiencing erratic, gaslighting, and somewhat emotional responses from Sydney (the ChatGPT AI).

Why we care. Microsoft’s plans to monetize its revamped Bing search engine and chatbot has the potential to expand its target audience and provide them with more prominent ad placement on the page.

The Bing chatbot’s more human-like responses could attract a larger user base, resulting in increased exposure for ads displayed within the chatbot. Additionally, the integration of conventional search ads into the chatbot’s generated responses can provide advertisers with an opportunity to reach a wider audience while also having their ads displayed more prominently on the page.

Microsoft’s plans to capture a greater market share in the search advertising market could also signify increased competition for Google, giving advertisers another avenue to explore for their advertising campaigns.

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Google warns against using 403 or 404 status codes for Googlebot crawl rate limiting

Google is warning against using 404 and other 4xx client server status errors, such as 403s, for the purpose of trying to set a crawl rate limit for Googlebot. “Please don’t do that,” Gary Illyes from the Google Search Relations team wrote.

Why the notice. There has been a recent increase in the number of sites and CDNs using these techniques to try to limit Googlebot crawling. “Over the last few months we noticed an uptick in website owners and some content delivery networks (CDNs) attempting to use 404 and other 4xx client errors (but not 429) to attempt to reduce Googlebot’s crawl rate,” Gary Illyes wrote.

What to do instead. Google has a detailed help document just on the topic of reducing Googlebot crawling on your site. The recommended approach is to use the Google Search Console crawl rate settings to adjust your crawl rate.

Google explained, “To quickly reduce the crawl rate, you can change the Googlebot crawl rate in Search Console. Changes made to this setting are generally reflected within days. To use this setting, first verify your site ownership. Make sure that you avoid setting the crawl rate to a value that’s too low for your site’s needs. Learn more about what crawl budget means for Googlebot. If the Crawl Rate Settings is unavailable for your site, file a special request to reduce the crawl rate. You cannot request an increase in crawl rate.”

If you can’t do that, Google then says “reduce the crawl rate for short period of time (for example, a couple of hours, or 1-2 days), then return an informational error page with a 500, 503, or 429 HTTP response status code.”

Why we care. If you noticed crawling issues, maybe your hosting provider or CDN recently deployed these techniques. You may want to submit a support request with them to show them Google’s blog post on this topic to ensure they are not using 404s or 403s to reduce crawl rates.

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Buy-Now Pay-Later Firms to Face New Legislation

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Buy-now pay-later firms to face new legislation.

The government has announced eagerly awaited plans to regulation ‘buy-now pay-later’ (BNPL) companies. BNPL allows consumers to buy goods and services and pay for them later in instalments. These are typically interest free instalments, which appeals to many shoppers. 

However, there are concerns about people falling into debt when using these schemes, particularly as the cost-of-living crisis rattles on. Users of BNPL firms are not entitled to breathing space if they cannot repay their instalments. Similarly, they are not entitled to compensation, should anything go wrong.  

The Treasury has said up to 10 million people would be protected from potential financial harm as the result of the new measures.  

In a bid to stop unconstrained borrowing, lenders will now have to do more thorough checks on borrowers. These include more in-depth affordability checks and offer clearer information on loans. Customers will also have the power to make complaints about BNPL firms to the Financial Ombudsman. 

BNPL has soared in popularity in recent years, however they have remained largely unregulated. The government first proposed regulation to BNPL back in 2021, and it has been long-awaited legislation. 

New rules for bnpl

Under the new legislation plans, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will be given powers to clamp down on firms who break rules. Previously, the FCA have had to rely on consumer rights laws in the absence of specific legislation when BNPL firms have not followed specific rules or are deemed to have treated customers unfairly. 

The new rules will also mean firms must be licensed by the FCA. Tougher advertising rules would also come into place, and the FCA will also have the power to ban companies from further lending should they break the rules. 

The new laws are expected to come into force before the end of the year. 

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7 hacks to keep food fresher for longer

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Did you know, most food waste within the UK comes from within your home? You may think it’s the large corporations and supermarkets creating the most waste, but in fact, individual households cause the majority of food waste. We all need to find ways to keep food fresher for longer and prevent this waste.

In the UK alone, 6.6 million tonnes of food are wasted every single year. This costs £284 per person, per year. That’s almost £300 which could be put towards bills, rent or mortgage payments. Even more shockingly, in the US, 31.9% of food bought is wasted, costing $1,866 annually per household – that’s about £1,522!

As the cost-of-living crisis rages on, it’s more important than ever to keep your food fresher for longer and ensure we are using all the food we buy. Not only will this prevent waste but save us precious pennies.

Here are 7 top hacks to help you keep food fresher for longer. Some of them may surprise you!

 

Use vinegar on your berries

This slightly weird, but wonderful hack comes from TikTok user @westwing. In a viral video, they suggest washing your berries in diluted vinegar. This keeps your berries fresher for up to two weeks, without compromising the flavour of the berries. Give it a go and see if it works!

 

Keep veggies crunchy

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Another hack from the same TikTok user suggests putting vegetables such as celery, peppers and carrots straight into the fridge when unpacking your food shop is a huge no-no. Wash your veggies before placing them into an airtight container or Tupperware with a small amount of fresh water in them. This will keep your produce crunchy and fresh for up to a month!

This prevents waste from a half-eaten pepper or avocado. Simply wash the remainder of the food item, pop it in your container and voila, no more grey avocados or squishy celery.

 

Herb swaddling

Yes, this method does involve wrapping up and swaddling your herbs like a precious newborn. But it is totally worth it for saving your herbs and boosting their life span. It’s simple, too.

Herbs often don’t last long at all, and it can be totally frustrating opening the fridge to wilted basil and rotting coriander. Remove any rubber bands or plastic ties from your herbs, run them under the tap and place them on a clean, dry tea towel or some kitchen roll. Once your herbs are dry, wrap them in damp paper towel and place them in a plastic zip lock bag or container. Your herbs will stay fresher for longer.

 

Keep your biscuits fresh

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One of the most heart-breaking moments in life is when you go to the biscuit tin, excited to munch on a custard cream whilst you have your cuppa, only to find your biscuits have gone stale. But don’t fear, stale biccies are a thing of the past, thanks to TikTok user @lifetipsing.

This hack suggests putting a slice of bread in your biscuit tin – a good way to use the heel of your loaf of bread if you aren’t a fan of eating it. The science behind this? The biscuits will draw moisture from the bread, keeping them softer for longer. No more hard-as-a-rock cookies when you have your morning tea.

 

Give your basil a new lease of life

As previously mentioned, herbs can be super hard to maintain. But popping your cuts of basil in a small pot of water, as you would a bouquet of flowers, keeps it going for longer. Refresh the water in the pot every few days, and you’ll be adding your basil to spag bols, risottos and pesto for a while to come.

 

Protect your potatoes

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Do you buy potatoes but never use them fast enough? Do they sprout and turn green before your eyes? Well, you are in luck, because TikTok user @thismumcooks has an amazing hack for you.

Peel and chop your potatoes. You may choose to cut some into chips, wedges or even for use as roast potatoes down the line. Par boil your tatties, then allow them to cool. Once cool, place them on a baking tray and freeze them. Once your potatoes have frozen, pop them into freezer bags, ready to use at dinner time or with a Sunday lunch.

 

Fruit spray

Homemade fruit spray is a quick, easy and cheap method of keeping your fruit fresher for longer. Apples will be crispy and juicy for longer, so no more mushy fruit. Simply combine 230ml of water with 230ml of vinegar and a few drops of lemon juice. Spray on your fruit to keep it fresher for longer and maintain that recently bought aesthetic for your fruit bowl.

 

What are your favourite tips for keeping food fresher for longer?

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Susan Wojcicki, the CEO of YouTube, is stepping down

Susan Wojcicki, one of the longest-serving Googlers is stepping down as the CEO of YouTube after nine years in that role and 25 years at Google. In her personal update blog post she said, “after nearly 25 years here, I’ve decided to step back from my role as the head of YouTube and start a new chapter focused on my family, health, and personal projects I’m passionate about.”

Over her 25-year career at Google, she “managed marketing, co-created Google Image Search, led Google’s first Video and Book search, as well as early parts of AdSense’s creation, worked on the YouTube and DoubleClick acquisitions, served as SVP of Ads, and for the last nine years, the CEO of YouTube,” Susan Wojcicki wrote.

Susan took the CEO of YouTube role in 2014 when Google did a large executive restructuring. Four years prior to that, Susan was promoted as Senior Vice President at Google, one of eight Googlers at that time with that title.

Neal Mohan. Neal Mohan will be taking over as the Senior Vice President and new head of YouTube. Neal came to Google in 2007 when Google acquired DoubleClick for $3.1 billion. Neal became the SVP of Display and Video and later became YouTube’s Chief Product Officer in 2015.

YouTuber’s thoughts. Here are some thoughts from well-known YouTubers on this change:

Why we care. YouTube is an important platform, not just for consumers and not just for creators but also for advertisers. It will be interesting to see if anything significant changes across the Google Ads platform with this leadership change.

Susan Wojcicki has been one of the constants at Google and now that is coming to and end.

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Find the balance between privacy and personalization with first-party data by Cynthia Ramsaran

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It’s an ongoing dilemma. Customers demand privacy and control over their data, but businesses strive for personalization to improve customer engagement and drive sales. The rise of first-party data can help balance both of these goals.

Join this live webinar and hear from OneTrust’s Consent and Preference Management expert, who will share best practices and actionable insights on leveraging first-party data to drive customer engagement and sales while ensuring privacy and compliance.

Register today for “Balance Privacy and Personalization with these First-Party Data Strategies,” presented by OneTrust.

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Scammers target Turkey-Syria earthquake: How to spot a fake appeal

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Scammers target Turkey-Syria Earthquake appeal: How to spot a fake appeal 

Sadly, scammers will always take advantage of global events, especially when natural disaster or war has occurred. They use people’s good will to profit from heartbreak and suffering. Although it may seem a sickening thing to do for most of us, there are cruel people out there. 

Currently, fraudsters are latching onto the devastation of Turkey-Syria earthquake to trick people into donating to fake appeals. 

The scams often claim to be raising money for survivors and those in need, however the money is funnelled away from real charities helping people, and putting the cash into their own pockets. 

The disasters have killed more than 35,000 people, with thousands of survivors left without heat, water, food, their homes and their loved ones. That is why it’s imperative to make sure you are donating to a real cause, so financial aid can be used honestly. 

Here are some of the scams to look out for and how to spot a real appeal. 

 

Twitter

Social media platforms can be used for good when raising money, as large audiences can be reached instantly. However, they can also be used to exploit tragedy, with fraudsters quick to con people. 

On Twitter in particular, people are sharing images of the devastation, with links to cryptocurrency wallets. The emotive images, alongside text asking for donations, could be a trap. 

According to the BBC, many of the images are not even real, with multiple images having been generated by AI, particularly pictures of firemen and other emergency service people holding young children as if they have been rescued. This AI-generated content makes it easy for people to appeal for money, without using photos directly from the event. 

Some of these Twitter accounts have been spamming their pages with links to crypto wallets and PayPal. Many of the links were found to have been used on twitter during times of devastation previously, suggesting the scammers are using the same links for different world events, claiming they are for a specific cause. 

 

PayPal

Many Twitter users are also directing people to donate to the cause directly through PayPal. Scammers are creating fake fundraising accounts with links to PayPal accounts, which often turn out to be their own personal PayPal accounts. 

Some PayPal fundraisers have raised hundreds in donations already. It is key to notice whether the fundraising page themselves has donated to the cause – if so, this could be to make the account to be legitimate. 

It is imperative to note that PayPal has not operated in Turkey since 2016, and any accounts claiming to be in Turkey are likely not authentic. 

 

TikTok

Video-sharing platform TikTok is one of the most downloaded and used apps across the globe. During a TikTok Live, a real-time, live video in which content creators can interact with their followers, they can make money buy receiving gifts from viewers. 

However, this is being used by con artists, who are looping videos of the devastation and news clips covering the events and asking for donations. This is just another way scammers are using emotive visual imagery to get people to hand over their money. 

Some videos even consist of images from the recent earthquakes – well, so you’d believe. The BBC conducted a reverse-image search and found one of the images was first shared on Twitter in 2018. 

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How to donate safely

Although there are cruel people out there trying to profit from disasters through fake relief pages and fundraisers, this shouldn’t stop you from donating to a real charity or fundraiser, should you wish to help. 

It is important you look up charities before donating to them, particularly smaller or lesser-known ones. You can search the UK charity register. If you suspect a scam or uncover what you believe to be fraudulent activity, report it to Action Fraud and to the social media platform so they can remove it. 

Be aware upsetting and distressing images, videos, sounds and language are used to encourage donations. Take a step back before donating and do your research. Do not rush into anything. 

If you choose to donate to a charity or to the governments of the countries affected, research them directly. There are many fake social media accounts claiming to be associated with different charities and organisations – donating directly can avoid your money going into a scammers pocket. 

If someone calls you asking you to donate, ask lots of questions. A genuine charity or organisation will be more than happy to answer any questions you have and take the time to go through your concerns. If a caller seems impatient and eager to get your donation, hang up. Always hang up if you are unsure. 

You can find other ways to help the Turkey-Syria earthquake relief via the government website. Click here. 

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Get Paid For Bedtime Reading

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Make money reading, Sounds like another dream job time: would you like to earn £1,000 to read for 30 minutes before bed each night? 

In an attempt to find out how reading can impact sleep, experts are offering a grand to one lucky applicant. All you have to do is spend a month reading before going to bed, and then spend another month drifting off without the help of a book.  

A free sleep-tracking device will be provided to track the differences to determine whether reading before bed has a positive or negative impact on sleep quality. The fully-remote job has been listed by Get Laid Beds, who are on the hunt for someone who will report to the team on how books improved or diminished their sleep. 

Alongside the data gathered from the sleep tracker, the candidate will be asked to fill out a form at the end of the experiment detailing their own thoughts on how reading affected their sleep. 

Sleep expert Dr Daisy Sharer says, “There is a wide held belief that switching off screens and picking up a book as we wind down before bed has a significant impact on our ability to sleep. 

“This experiment wants to go slightly further to assess exactly how long someone should read before bed, what they should read as well as directly comparing what happens if we choose to do the opposite and not read at all before bed. 

“The resulting data should give us a good indication of what measures, when it comes to reading, people should take if they struggle to get consistently good sleep at night.” 

 

How to apply to make money reading

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The candidate must be 18, be eligible to work in the UK and answer some questions about their favourite books on the Get Laid Beds application form. The application is currently open and the deadline for applications closes at midnight on 10th March, 2023. 

The role will be remote and carried out at home. Candidates can choose any book from any genre and will be prompted to send through images of the books they are reading to include in the findings. 

Helena Young, Marketing Executive at Get Laid Beds, comments, “We loved seeing the results from our previous survey, but we’re even more excited to put the results of the survey to the test. We want to see if reading before bed really does give us a better night’s sleep, and whether reading means we drift off quicker.” 

A previous survey by Get Laid Beds has shown that reading is the most effective ritual to do before bed – over taking a walk, meditating or making yourself a cuppa – to get the best night’s sleep. 

If you think this is the role for you and you dream of being able to make money reading, you can apply on the company website. 

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Then how about getting paid for your own story? MoneyMagpie are looking for people’s stories here. 

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How to Create Engaging Promotional Videos

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It’s no secret that video production is a growing industry in the marketing space. As so many new platforms arise, the need for video content is higher than ever before. In fact, recent studies indicate that 91% of businesses use video as a marketing tool — the highest figure since records began!

There are many ways you can utilise videos as part of your content marketing strategy. However, promotional videos are typically the most popular. These videos are used to promote specific things and are often seen on television or through online ads. If your promo video is successful, it can drive so many new leads to your business.

This begs the question, how do you create engaging promotional videos? It’s not as challenging as you might think, and here are some steps to follow that’ll help you get started:

Step 1: Set a goal

What’s the purpose of your promotional video? Do you want to increase sales of a specific product? Are you hoping to generate more leads? Is the aim to boost your conversion rate?

Realistically, the goal depends on the business. But, it’s crucial to figure this out as the entire production will focus on this goal.

Step 2: Grab the viewer’s attention

Once you have your goal, you can find something to grab the viewer’s attention. For example, if your aim is to sell a product, you need to make a promo video all about the benefits of that product. Make it specific to the audience; focus on the key features or elements of the product and why they will benefit from it.

The trick here is to make the viewer feel something about your product/service/brand. Conduct market research to understand the main pain points of your target audience. Shine a light on them in your promo videos and you’re bound to see more engagement as they notice you’re providing possible solutions to issues that have been on their mind for ages.

Step 3: Make things obvious

Many promotional videos fail because the company is too vague about everything. Viewers watch the short clip and have absolutely no idea what’s going on or what’s being promoted. To keep engagement alive, you must stay on track and make things glaringly obvious. Everyone should understand what’s being promoted within seconds, rather than having no idea.

Step 4: Keep it short and sweet

This sort of blends in with the previous point, but it’s important to keep your promo videos short and sweet. Obviously, the exact time will depend on what platforms you’re using. For traditional TV advertising, anywhere between 30-60 seconds is ideal — longer than this and you run the risk of losing people’s attention.

For social media promo videos, you may want to keep them as short as 15 seconds. The main thing to remember is that promotional videos shouldn’t be excessively long. People have short attention spans and your message will be ignored if it goes on for ages.

Step 5: Work with a professional video production agency

Lastly, you can guarantee an engaging video if you opt for promotional video services from a professional video production agency. They are perfectly placed to help you as you embark on this journey. Working with a professional team ensures you get excellent production that makes your videos stand out. They also know the perfect duration for promo videos based on which platforms they’ll be placed on. Effectively, you have someone guiding you through all of these five steps to make sure all of the boxes are ticked.

And there you have it; this is how you create engaging promotional videos that’ll help you reach your initial goals!

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