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By MIKE FITZPATRICK

NEW YORK — The series opener between the Miami Marlins and New York Mets was postponed Tuesday night because of unplayable field conditions caused by Tropical Storm Ophelia.

The game will be made up Wednesday as part of a single-admission doubleheader beginning at 4:10 p.m.

It’s a crucial series for Miami, which began the day one game out of a National League playoff spot with six to play. The Mets are eliminated from postseason contention.

Three straight days of rain in New York left the Citi Field infield a soggy mess when the showers finally subsided late Tuesday afternoon and the tarp was removed.

Members of the Mets’ grounds crew worked for about three hours attempting to dry and smooth the infield and get the surface in playing shape. A message on the scoreboard long before the scheduled 7:10 p.m. start alerted fans the game would be delayed, and another message read: “Tropical Storm Ophelia brought heavy precipitation to the area. We are trying to make the field conditions playable.”

Major League Baseball representatives huddled on the field with Marlins general manager Kim Ng, manager Skip Schumaker, Mets manager Buck Showalter and others at 6 p.m. and then again at 8 p.m.

Approximately 20 minutes later came an announcement that the game was postponed and rescheduled for Wednesday.

Defense lawyers in the YNW Melly double murder case are demanding a dismissal of the charges, accusing prosecutors of withholding incriminating information about their lead detective.

Over the summer, attorneys for the rapper, whose real name is Jamell Demons, filed a complaint against Miramar Police Detective Mark Moretti, accusing him of forcibly taking a cell phone belonging to Demons’ mother while he was questioning her in connection with the case at the Broward courthouse in downtown Fort Lauderdale in October 2022.

According to the defense, Moretti was outside his jurisdiction when he executed a search warrant for the phone, “willing to lie as to who served the search warrant” to cover his tracks, and “willing to conspire” with a Broward Sheriff’s deputy who was not in the room when the phone was seized.

That summary was based on a statement given by Assistant State Attorney Michele Boutros, who was in the room. According to Boutros, Moretti told Sheriff’s Deputy Adam Gorel to say he was in the room when the warrant was executed. “I can be if you needed me to be,” Gorel replied.

The exchange, Moretti later told prosecutors, was intended as a joke. In his official report on the incident, Moretti wrote that he was in the room with Demons’ mother (Jamie King), Boutros and King’s lawyer, Robert Trachman.

The search warrant identified King as the person being investigated for witness tampering. Investigators believed she was helping her son hide incriminating evidence in his murder case. Demons is accused of two counts of first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of fellow rappers Christopher “YNW Juvy” Thomas and Anthony “YNW Sakchaser” Williams.

King was never charged with witness tampering. The cell phone records included a host of text messages that were introduced at Demons’ trial, which ended in a hung jury. His retrial is scheduled to begin in October.

Demons is due in court Wednesday morning. The rapper faces the death penalty if convicted.

The Miami Hurricanes are coming off their first Final Four appearance in school history, and now they know what teams they will be facing as they try to punch their ticket back to the NCAA Tournament.

The ACC released the full men’s basketball schedule live on ACC Network Tuesday night a little more than a month before basketball season begins.

The Hurricanes open their season with a non-conference slate that starts with a home opener against New Jersey Institute of Technology on Nov. 6. That non-conference schedule runs through Dec. 29 and includes a trip to Baha Mar Bahamas Hoops Championship to face Georgia and either Kansas State or Providence, as well as a matchup with Kentucky in the ACC/SEC Challenge.

The ACC slate starts on Dec. 2 with a game against Notre Dame. The non-conference schedule ends on Dec. 29.

Miami will host crucial ACC games against North Carolina on Feb. 10 and against Duke on Feb. 21. UM will travel to Virginia on Feb. 5 and UNC on Feb. 26.

The Hurricanes will play rival Florida State at home on Jan. 17 and in Tallahassee to end the regular season on March 9.

Here is Miami’s complete regular-season schedule; all games are at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted:

Nov. 6: vs. NJIT

Nov. 10: vs. UCF

Nov. 13: vs. FIU

Nov. 17: vs. Georgia, 3:30 p.m. (Baha Mar Bahamas Hoops Championship)

Nov. 19: vs. Kansas State/Providence, TBD. (Baha Mar Bahamas Hoops Championship)

Nov. 28: at Kentucky, 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 2: vs. Notre Dame, 12 p.m.

Dec. 6: vs. LIU

Dec. 10: vs. Colorado, 2 p.m. (NABC Brooklyn Showcase)

Dec. 16: vs. La Salle, TBD

Dec. 21: vs. Stonehill, 8 p.m.

Dec. 29: vs. North Florida, 6 p.m.

Jan. 3: vs. Clemson, 8 p.m.

Jan. 6: at Wake Forest, 2:15 p.m.

Jan. 10: vs. Louisville

Jan. 13: at Virginia Tech

Jan. 17: vs. Florida State

Jan. 20: at Syracuse, TBD

Jan. 24: at Notre Dame

Jan. 27: vs. Pittsburgh, TBD

Jan. 30: at N.C. State, 9 p.m.

Feb. 3: vs. Virginia Tech, 12 p.m.

Feb. 5: at Virginia

Feb. 10: vs. North Carolina, 4 p.m.

Feb. 14: at Clemson

Feb. 17: at Boston College, 4 p.m.

Feb. 21: vs. Duke

Feb. 24: vs. Georgia Tech, 4 p.m.

Feb. 26: at North Carolina

March 6: vs. Boston College

March 9: at Florida State, 4 p.m.

General Daily Insight for September 27, 2023

Cosmic power is ours for the taking! While we may feel cast adrift as the Moon in Pisces stumbles over the Sun in Libra, making it difficult to know whether to lead with our minds or our intuition, it won’t be impossible to find a solution. Our strength should arrive around 7:46 pm EDT, when the Moon sextiles lucky Jupiter in Taurus, creating possibility and opportunity where there wasn’t much before. We can move mountains if we believe we can.

Aries

March 21 – April 19

A little daydreaming could net you some major manifestation. There is a useful sextile between the Moon in your fantasy-fueled 12th house and Jupiter in your income-focused 2nd house, and together they are going to strengthen your ability to bring profitable ideas all the way to the bank. The 12th house is a very inspired sector, so let your mind wander! You could come up with an unexpectedly brilliant idea that’s worth its weight in gold. Sometimes the path less taken is the most lucrative.

Taurus

April 20 – May 20

You’ve got an undeniable shine at present. The Moon in your 11th House of Friendship is sextiling Jupiter in your indulgent sign, making you the most popular person in just about any room. You could have more invitations than you know what to do with, but that doesn’t mean you need to wait for other people to call the shots. Feel free to assume a leadership position and round up the gang. Folks will likely be more than happy to follow wherever you may go.

Gemini

May 21 – June 20

The thing about a lucky break is you rarely see it coming until it’s arrived! You may encounter one today as the Moon in your 10th House of Career makes a special alignment with bountiful Jupiter, currently rotating through your 12th House of the Subconscious. Jupiter is working away behind the scenes in this position, but it could make itself felt when a benefactor emerges from the wings to offer you a major boost up the professional ladder. Don’t waste this opportunity.

Cancer

June 21 – July 22

People can expand your current world when you give them the chance. It’s the perfect day to do just that as the Moon in your adventurous 9th house sextiles Jupiter in your social 11th house, linking grand ventures and enjoyable socializing together. Take time to speak to people you may not know very well, be they acquaintances or friends-of-friends, because those extended contacts are the ones who could really open your mind. A little friendliness can carry you unbelievably far.

Leo

July 23 – August 22

A job done well is a job worth paying for. You could receive such a reward as the Moon in your big-money 8th house sextiles Jupiter in your professional 10th house. Perhaps a project you’ve been working on finally earns you a nice payout. This might also boost you to sell something, whether it’s tangible or simply an idea, so have your elevator pitch ready to go at a moment’s notice. You never know when the next momentous opportunity will strike.

Virgo

August 23 – September 22

Distant lands are calling your name, but they are likely calling at least one other name as well. The Moon in your 7th House of Partnerships is coming into a wonderful alignment with Jupiter in your journey sector. So while you may desire to break out of your usual boundaries, you probably won’t want to do this by yourself. Someone important could come forward to spur you on, and you can soar further together than you’d ever go just flying solo.

Libra

September 23 – October 22

You could score a big win today. The Moon in your 6th House of Daily Work is coordinating with Jupiter in your 8th House of Shared Resources, which is going to stir up all sorts of opportunities for you on the professional front. A co-worker or client might let you in on to a new gig that comes with a handsome payout, or you may realize you possess an innate skill or talent that people will pay big bucks for. Don’t underestimate yourself.

Scorpio

October 23 – November 21

You have so much to look forward to! A special sextile between the Moon in your fun-loving 5th house and lucky Jupiter in your people-focused 7th house is offering you an exciting source of fun, and you shouldn’t have to experience it all on your own. One particular person could give you the push you need to chase after your joy, so give people the space in your life that they deserve. You’ll get more out of it than you might guess.

Sagittarius

November 22 – December 21

Everything CAN work out in your favor! Life is taking on a positive and easy energy as the Moon in your emotional 4th house lends a hand to your ruler Jupiter in your efficient 6th house. Even the most boring or complicated tasks may feel easy as pie, so don’t let yourself get bogged down with tedious tasks. Then again, with the Moon in such a favorable position, you can find ways to brighten your day regardless of whatever is on your plate.

Capricorn

December 22 – January 19

There shouldn’t have to be anything but fun on your personal program! A special sextile between the Moon in your chatty 3rd house and Jupiter in your delight-filled 5th house is going to make you feel like you just got on a roller coaster, or a merry-go-round if that’s more your speed. Since the Moon is in such a busy sector, you may feel like you’re being driven all over the place, but it’s okay — try to sit back and enjoy the ride.

Aquarius

January 20 – February 18

You’re now gifted with cosmic stability. The very ground beneath your feet likely feels that much firmer as the Moon in your 2nd House of Material Wealth aligns with Jupiter in your 4th House of Foundations, which could leave you feeling a certain sense of gratitude for the abundance in your life. Even if you sometimes worry you don’t have enough, the planets are coming together to change that! Embrace the universe’s gifts and the knowledge that you can provide for everything you need.

Pisces

February 19 – March 20

Something exciting might occur outside your front door at any moment. The Moon is in your sign, so you’re especially knowledgeable regarding your inner needs, but you may find the answers to all your prayers when the Moon sextiles lucky Jupiter in your 3rd House of Communications. Even the most mundane interactions could be worth their weight in gold, so make an effort to get out and about and engage with anyone and everyone. The smallest conversation can create wonderful results.

A Jupiter man was out by a pond feeding ducks on Wednesday morning last week, something he typically does. But as he turned his back to the water to walk to his home, he heard something startle the ducks.

A 3-year-old river otter that was infected with rabies had emerged from the water onto the bank.

“He began to back up slowly still facing the otter,” a case report from Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control said. “That is when the otter went and attacked him for several minutes.”

After attacking the man, the rabid otter attacked a pet dog before it was trapped in someone’s driveway in the 100 block of Florida Avenue, across the pond from where the man was attacked.

The man was treated at Jupiter Medical Center for bites to his arms and legs. At the time of the report, the dog’s owner took the animal to a veterinarian, leaving animal control officials without any information about the attack.

David Walesky, assistant director of Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control, said Tuesday evening that the 12-year-old male dog weighed about 70 pounds and was attacked while being walked by the owner.

The dog was vaccinated and had one bite on its nose, Walesky said. Officials recommended a booster vaccine and that the owner quarantine the dog at home for 45 days.

When an animal control officer arrived at the home on Florida Avenue, a Jupiter Police Department officer was watching over a rattling recycling bin containing the trapped otter, held down by two cinder blocks on top, the report said. The animal control officer captured the otter with a net and put it in a carrier.

“The animal was showing signs that were abnormal,” the report said. “The animal was hyperactive and then down. In the transfer carrier, it bared teeth and was biting the metal.”

A 3-year-old, medium-sized brown male river otter attacked a man in Jupiter and a pet dog on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2023. Officials later confirmed the otter had rabies. (Courtesy/Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control)

Walesky said the otter was euthanized and its brain was sent for testing. The results came back Saturday, confirming it was infected with rabies, he said. The Palm Beach County Department of Health issued a statement Monday confirming the testing results and warned residents in the area to avoid contact with any wild animals, including stray cats.

“For Palm Beach County, we have not seen a confirmed positive rabies in an otter since 2010,” Walesky said. “We’ve seen it in other animals, but we’re in a low period right now to where actually our most recent rabies case besides this one was almost two years ago.”

River otters are found throughout the state, except for the Keys, and the largely nocturnal animals prefer freshwater areas, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. They live in burrows on the water banks.

The predominant sources of rabies from wildlife in Florida are raccoons and bats, according to the Florida Department of Health, with outdoor cats the most common domestic animal found with the viral disease. The disease is spread through an infected animal’s bite and is deadly to humans and other mammals.

“Animals with rabies may show strange behavior — they can be aggressive, attacking for no apparent reason, or act very tame (especially wild animals),” the health department says in its informational page on the disease.

Palm Beach County Health Department officials offered the following advice in their statement Monday:

• Keep rabies vaccinations updated for all pets.
• Supervise pets so they don’t make contact with wildlife.
• Seek medical and veterinarian care immediately if bitten by wildlife.
• Do not handle or feed wild animals or attract them with unsecured garbage cans.
• Never adopt or bring wild animals into your home.
• Teach children not to handle wild or unfamiliar domestic animals.
• Prevent bats from getting inside.

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 The importance of keeping your home network secure

With the rise in frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks, you don’t even have to leave your home to be the victim of crime. If unscrupulous individuals gain access to your home network, every device on that network becomes vulnerable. WPA3 offers the most up-to-date wireless encryption protocol.

What is a router?

A router lets you connect all of your devices to the internet while you’re at home. It sends information to and from all your computers, phones, tablets and other smart devices. In short, any gadget that doesn’t use cellular data uses a router to connect to the internet.

What can someone do if they hack into your home network?

When someone hacks into your home network, they can eavesdrop on everything you do digitally. They can see which services you’re using and when you’re using them and monitor every bit of unencrypted information you transmit. This includes your name, address, phone number and other personal information, as well as passwords, financial information and more.

How can a WPA3 router protect your home network?

Since all information to and from the internet must pass through your home router, it serves as a gatekeeper that blocks external information requests. WPA3 stands for Wi-Fi Protected Access 3. It’s the best security protocol currently available for your home network. It creates a secure handshake between devices, offers individualized data encryption and protects against offline password guesses.

Best WPA3-compatible routers

[ Netgear Nighthawk AX2700 Wi-Fi 6 Modem Router Combo ]

The Nighthawk supports WPA, WPA2 and WPA3 wireless security protocols. It has four one-gigabit ethernet ports and one USB 3.0 port. The device covers up to 2,500 square feet and offers speeds up to 2.7 gigabits per second.

[ Asus AX5700 Wi-Fi 6 Gaming Router ]

For protection, this device offers WPA3 and advanced parental controls. The unit delivers speeds up to 5,700 megabits per second, and the mobile game mode minimizes latency. If wider coverage is needed, the AX5700 has built-in Asus AiMesh support.

[ Amazon Eero 6+ Mesh Wi-Fi Router ]

Eero 6+ supports speeds up to one gigabit. The TrueMesh technology can intelligently route traffic for more efficient service. The system is expandable, and the automatic updates help keep your network secure.

[ Netgear R6700AX 4-Stream Wi-Fi 6 Router ]

This more affordable Netgear option covers up to 2,500 square feet and offers speeds up to 1Gbps. It sets up effortlessly and has four one-gigabit ethernet ports.

[ TP-Link Archer AX1800 Dual-Band Wireless and Ethernet Router ]

This popular dual-band Wi-Fi 6 router offers up to 1.8Gbps speeds. It’s designed to be set up and operated by non-experts. The router is compatible with all internet service providers and has four high-gain antennas and utilizes Beamforming technology for reliable coverage.

[ D-Link EXO AX1500 Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router ]

This budget model can get the job done for individuals on a tight budget. It isn’t a high-performance model but will work for smaller homes where there isn’t a high demand for internet speed. The built-in energy-efficient features help extend the battery life of home smart devices.

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Working from home has become a way of life, at least part-time, for many of us. And yet, some folks are still working from kitchen tables and couches that, while practical in a pinch, are a far cry from the long-term solutions they need to maintain high levels of productivity. Fear not, though: there are plenty of products that make working from home more enjoyable, many of which are clever solutions to everyday problems.

Work-from-home essentials

[ Secretlab Titan Evo ]

There’s an old saying by John Wildsmith that goes, “You are either in your bed or your shoes, so it pays to invest in both.” While you may spend eight hours in each of those, you’re likely spending the remaining eight hours of the day in some type of seat doing work. Instead of simply upgrading to an ergonomic office chair, take a hint from the pros — professional gamers, that is — with a next-level option. Secretlab is known for their premium gaming chairs. Their ergonomic designs are supportive, comfortable and have curb appeal. This design features an adaptive lumbar support system and a retooled seat with enhanced support. The Titan Evo is all business, but when you need to take five, it reclines to 165 degrees and has a gel-filled head pillow. Hey, those gamers were onto something.

[ Logitech Ergo Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard ]

Today’s keyboards haven’t changed too much from typewriters of yesteryear since they still have tight rows of keys in the same layout. They can kind of cramp your style, literally, by leaving you with sore hands and wrists after long periods of typing. Logitech presents a viable alternative: an ergonomic keyboard with a split layout that places hands and wrists in more comfortable positions. The modern design, which features a wrist rest and adjustable palm lift, promises 54% more support to mitigate fatigue, aches and pains. Hands down, it might be one of the best investments you can make in office ergonomics.

[ Foxemart Modern Computer Desk ]

Kitchen tables and lap desks aren’t ideal home office setups because you need to pack and unpack your office setup twice a day. It’s a tiresome, tedious activity, but for those short on space, it’s just part and parcel of working from home. A peaceful alternative to the dreaded daily shuffle is a permanent workstation, like this Foxemart computer desk. It’s available in four lengths, including a space-optimizing 32-inch design. It’s a relatively durable desk for the price, and it even has a waterproof desktop that wards off coffee ring stains — and that alone is worth the investment.

[ Razer Kiyo Streaming Webcam ]

It’s easy to feel underserved by a low-quality webcam that turns you into a grainy apparition, or whose microphone picks up peculiar white noise. Basically, you need a webcam that won’t make you seem like a character from a Stephen King novel during Zoom calls. Instead of shelling out big bucks for both a selfie ring light and a webcam, pick up Razer’s 2-in-1 Kiyo Streaming Webcam. It has a daylight-balanced ring light around the camera to offer true-to-life illumination without washing you out. The microphone picks up quality sound when you’re not using headphones or earbuds, and the compact design makes the Kiyo ideal for on-the-go use.

[ Phive CL-1 LED Architect Desk Lamp ]

Floor and desk lamps are so last year, not to mention they tend to have large footprints that monopolize valuable space on desks. Overhead lighting works sometimes, but still, it leaves you in the shadows when you need direct light over your workspace. We have no choice but to spotlight this ultra-modern architect LED clamp lamp, which is currently a Best Bang for the Buck selection. Its sleek, slender design reaches overhead with a rotating body and 180-degree swivel head. The LED lamp adjusts between 15% and 100% brightness and even has programmable memory functions so your optimal brightness level is easily accessible. We’re giving it bonus points for futuristic curb appeal.

[ Bluelounge CableBox Cable and Cord Management System ]

If your wires and power cords look like a snake pit from an Indiana Jones movie, it’s time to find a better solution. While zip ties are one way to keep cables organized, they’re not the most aesthetically pleasing way to handle the situation. A cable management system, such as this Bluelounge box, makes quick work of hiding the eyesore on the floor (or your desk). The box holds several cords and long surge protectors, and once it’s in use, it’s shocking to see how much space it frees up. Made with flame-retardant materials, it’s also one of the safer options on the market.

[ Instant Pot Duo ]

Many professionals have embraced the convenience of Instant Pots because they take the hard work out of cooking on busy days. Lauded as appliances consumers didn’t know they needed so badly, they’ve become something of a work-from-home lifestyle essential. The Instant Pot truly lives up to its name, considering it cooks food nearly 70% faster than traditional cooking methods. One of the bestselling models, the Instant Pot Duo, is feature-rich with 13 one-touch programs that include stew-, yogurt- and rice-making. You can “set it and forget it,” leaving more time to focus on workflows and spreadsheets instead. Breakfast, lunch and dinner have never been easier—or more enjoyable.

[ VIVO Dual Monitor Stand ]

There is a pivotal moment in a WFH professional’s life when they realize that two monitors are better than one. It’s infinitely easier to manage digital workspaces when you can keep Slack and email on one screen while you work on the other. Traditional monitor stands, however, are too bulky for many desks. Instead, this dual monitor stand is a space-savvy alternative. The arms, which fit monitors up to 27 inches, offer 90 degrees of tilt, 180 degrees of swivel and 360 degrees of rotation. As a result, you can customize your monitor arrangement to achieve the NORAD-style setup you’ve always dreamed of. Best of all, because it’s a desk-mounted apparatus, there won’t be any banging or drilling into walls for installation.

[ Lockways Magnetic Dry Erase Board ]

For many people, brainstorming and story mapping are essential to project development. Good ideas arrive quickly, and if you don’t get them down on paper soon, they’re gone forever. If you’re still using legal pads or notebooks, we don’t need to tell you they’re rather limiting. And let’s face it: you need a wide berth when you get a good idea. A whiteboard, on the other hand, is the tabula rasa you’ve been looking for. This Lockaways model is 36 by 24 inches and offers plenty of space to write, draw, map or just doodle. The whiteboard functions as a screen-free and distraction-free brainstorming space, and for those who need a mini digital detox to get some deep thinking done, it’s a smart investment in basic productivity.

[ Yeti Rambler Tumbler ]

Ever make a cup of coffee and don’t get a chance to drink it because of a Zoom meeting that runs longer than it should? By the time you get to it, it’s stone-cold, and we all know that cold coffee kills productivity. Swap your porcelain mug for YETI’s 20-ounce Rambler, an insulated tumbler that promises to keep coffee hot for hours at a time. The rugged design also happens to be low-maintenance because it’s dishwasher-safe and has a fingerprint-resistant coating. It’s heavier than most tumblers, so it might be harder to knock over and fry your keyboard. And that’s the kind of risk-averse product we all need to have as avid coffee drinkers.

[ TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip ]

Smart home devices are popular investments for work-from-home professionals, mostly because they add convenience where it’s most needed. While they’re much cheaper than they used to be, investing in a couple of smart products can cost you several hundred dollars. On the other hand, you can make your existing electronics work smarter, not harder, with this budget-friendly smart power strip. It features six individually controlled smart outlets for easy hands-free control over all your desk devices through Alexa, Google Assistant or Cortana. It displays energy consumption in the Kasa Smart app, a feature that may pay dividends if you’re looking to monitor consumption to save on energy bills. So if you have a burning desire to turn on your desk fan without lifting a finger—have at it.

[ Samsung M7 4K UHD Smart Monitor ]

If you can have a smart TV, why not have a smart monitor, too? The sheer thought of being able to voice control the screen you spend the most time with is simply exciting. Take the Samsung M7 Smart Monitor, for example, which will probably become the best listener in your professional life. It’s simple and seamless to transition between apps through Voice Assistant and SmartThings, which means your workflow remains uninterrupted. The monitor lets users work remotely on office desktops through Microsoft 365 and offers an intuitive, mobile-esque user experience—making it ideal for hybrid work-from-home arrangements. Consider us impressed.

[ Keurig K-Cafe Single-Serve Coffee, Latte, and Cappuccino Maker ]

One of the drawbacks of working from home is missing out on your favorite café’s barista-crafted beverages—or is it? Coffee makers have advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years, and it has inspired many java aficionados to take morning brew crafting into their own hands. It’s hard to beat the capabilities and convenience of Keurig’s all-in-one barista station, froth and all, which uses K-Cup pods to brew coffee, cappuccinos and lattes. The unit is designed for busy professionals on the go since it accommodates travel mugs up to 7.2 inches tall.

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