EuroCHRIE Budapest - please feel free to circulate

Dear Colleagues,

 

On behalf of the host organization Budapest Metropolitan University of Applied Sciences (Budapest, Hungary) and the Board of EuroCHRIE I am delighted to call your attention to to the EuroCHRIE 2016 conference. Please see the key information and call for paper details below.

 

CALL FOR PAPERS

What's Going Well in Hospitality, Tourism and Events?

26-28 October, 2016 . Budapest, Hungary

 

The concept of wellbeing has become an increasing focus of research and academic study as well as industry reports. Numerous studies have attempted to measure the wellbeing, quality of life or happiness of citizens (e.g. Eurofound, OECD, Gallup). Wellbeing or wellness has become an important focus for the hospitality sector too. This includes the wellbeing of employees as well as the happiness and satisfaction of guests. The growth of spa and wellness hotels, as well as specific brands such as 'Healing Hotels of the World' or 'Starwood's Seven Pillars of Wellness' is firm evidence of this.

 

In addition to papers relating to wellbeing, health, wellness and spas, we are also interested in a broader conceptualisation of wellbeing and would like to consider all themes which relate to the question 'What's going well'? These might include: good practice and positive experiences from education (e.g. staff wellbeing and student satisfaction); guest happiness and satisfaction; quality of life of residents in destinations; innovative and successful research projects and methods. We would also like to know what you think is going well in different areas of your specialism whether it is events, marketing, operations, human resources, finance, revenue and yield management or technology? Our main aim is to collect examples of good and positive practice which can enhance the wellbeing of all those working in, studying, teaching, researching or simply enjoying hospitality, tourism and events!

 

We invite the submission of research and practice conference papers and/or poster presentations from academics, industry practitioners and postgraduate research students on the following research themes:

 

Wellbeing, health, wellness and spas   

This includes all research on wellbeing, quality of life or happiness of citizens, residents or tourists. Papers can also focus on health tourism destinations, regions or clusters. Research papers relating to spas and wellness hotels or health and wellness tourism are also encouraged, as well as healthy gastronomy.

 

What's going well in education and teaching?   

This can include staff wellbeing and occupational health issues. Research may focus on student satisfaction and experience enhancement in the classroom. It can include placements or internships, student research, as well as examples of good practice from teaching and learning, especially using new technologies.

 

What's going well in research?   

This section welcomes papers that examine good or new practice in research, such as the usage of unusual or innovative approaches or methods.

 

What's going well in hotels and hospitality?   

Papers are welcomed on all aspects of hotel management and hospitality, including employee wellbeing as well as guest satisfaction and experience enhancement. It might also include the integration of wellbeing into hotel development, such as healthier food or improved fitness facilities.

 

What's going well in tourism and events?   

This section will focus on research relating to tourism and events. Case studies of good practice are encouraged which exemplify good or positive management or marketing of events. This might include issues of sustainability or ethics, as well as sound business practices.

 

What's going well in your own specialism?   

Here, delegates have the chance to present research from any relevant field where they can demonstrate examples of good or positive practice. This can include any areas of business or management (e.g. marketing, operations, human resources, finance, revenue and yield management, etc).

 

Miscellaneous   

This section includes those papers which may fall outside the main themes as outlined above.

Please note: the Call for Paper themes are indicative areas for conference submissions but they are not exhaustive. Please feel free to submit outside these areas. For authors who are unsure of the theme to which their paper is best suited, please submit as 'Miscellaneous' and the Programme Chair will allocate a theme.

 

Any queries related to paper submission, please contact Dr. Melanie Smith (Programme Chair, msmith@metropolitan.hu)

 

Submission Deadline: Tuesday, March 1st, 2016

Review deadline: April 23rd

Upload deadline for edited papers: May 23rd

Early-bird registration deadline: June 21st

Web: www.eurochriebudapest2016.org

EuroCHRIE Budapest 2016 www.eurochriebudapest2016.org Please note: the Call for Paper themes are indicative areas for conference submissions but they are not exhaustive. Please feel free to submit outside these areas.

 

Paper submission and registration: https://e-conf.com/eurochriebudapest2016/registration/

Email: for scientific issues please contact eurochriebudapest@metropolitan.hu; for technical support concerning the paper submission please contact eurochriebudapest@wecotravel.hu

 

 

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Rai Shacklock BEd. MSc. FIH. FHEA

EuroCHRIE Federation Administrator

* admin@eurochrie.org | ( +44 (0)7920450175 | 8 www.eurochrie.org

EuroCHRIE Budapest 26th-28th October 2016

 

Visit EuroCHRIE 2015 Manchester - media wall  http://www.eurochrie.org/experience-eurochrie-2015/

 

 

FW: Call for Chapters for a new book titled "“GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY” published by IGI-Global

Dear colleague,

 

I trust this e-mail finds you well! This e-mail is for scholars with expertise in management and organization studies. Specifically, I am looking for researchers with particular interest in the area of global management and related disciplines. As such, I would like to cordially invite you to consider contributing your expertise to a forthcoming book edited by myself titled "GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY".

Specifically, this forthcoming publication will be an edited research compilation about managers' attention to the importance of business strategy and managing relationships with collaborators and competitors in the new global scenario, and spans across multiple sectors.

This book is scheduled to be published by IGI Global (formerly Idea Group Inc.), publisher of the "Information Science Reference" (formerly Idea Group Reference), "Medical Information Science Reference", "Business Science Reference", and "Engineering Science Reference" imprints. For additional information regarding the publisher, please visit www.igi-global.com.

This publication is anticipated to be released in 2016.

Detailed information can be found at: http://www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers/call-details/2056

Should you accept this invitation please know that chapter proposal must be submitted by latest February 28, 2016 to be considered. All proposals will go through a double blind review process. Authors will be asked to participate in the review process. Proposals must be original and not been published or under publication considerations by other editors whether of a book or journal.

The proposal must be in Microsoft Word format (other formats will be rejected), 1,000 to 2,000 words clearly explaining the mission and concerns of his or her proposed chapter about one of the topics suggested in the Call for Chapters and a brief biography including institutional/professional affiliation and area of specialization.

Proposal to be typed APA style, font size 12 in Times New Roman. The official language is American English. The final chapter, if accepted, should be between 9,000 and 11,000 words including figures, tables, references, and key words' indexing.

Authors of accepted proposals will receive acceptance notification by April 1st, 2016 together with the author's guidelines. Full chapters are due June 30, 2016. Notification about full chapter decision either accepted as submitted, conditionally accepted with revision due date, or rejected will be sent out July 15, 2016. Revisions are due September 30, 2016.

To upload your proposal please click on the following interactive link at the bottom of the page " Propose a chapter for this book " or use this direct link http://www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers/submit/2056 to upload your proposal. You must register before you can upload your documents.

 

Suggested Editing Service:

Your final work must be submitted camera ready. If you require professional editing by an expert in APA style, I recommend AERIS LANGUAGE SOLUTIONS; contact information: http://aerislanguagesolutions.com/contact-us.html for services and pricing

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me. I appreciate your consideration of this invitation and hope to hear from you soon!

 

 

Best wishes,

Angelo Presenza

 

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Angelo Presenza, PhD
Assistant Professor of Organization

Department of Economics, Management, Society and Institutions (EGSI) - University of Molise
Tourism Research Centre
Via Duca degli Abruzzi - 86039 Termoli (Italy)

Office: +(39) 0874404840
Mobile: +(39) 3476159457
e-mail: presenza@unimol.it
skype: angelopresenza

https://scholar.google.it/citations?hl=it&user=p3ii0asAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&sortby=pubdate

 

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 "Non ho mai insegnato nulla ai miei studenti; ho solo cercato di metterli nelle condizioni migliori per imparare" (Albert Einstein)

 

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Angelo Presenza, PhD
Assistant Professor of Organization

Department of Economics, Management, Society and Institutions (EGSI) - University of Molise
Tourism Research Centre
Via Duca degli Abruzzi - 86039 Termoli (Italy)

Office: +(39) 0874404840
Mobile: +(39) 3476159457
e-mail: presenza@unimol.it
skype: angelopresenza

https://scholar.google.it/citations?hl=it&user=p3ii0asAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&sortby=pubdate

 

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"Che ti move, o omo, ad abbandonare le tue proprie abitazioni della città, lasciare li parenti e l'amici e andare in lochi campestri per monti e per valli se non la naturale bellezza del mondo?" (Leonardo da Vinci)

 "Non ho mai insegnato nulla ai miei studenti; ho solo cercato di metterli nelle condizioni migliori per imparare" (Albert Einstein)

FW: ATLAS list TTRA’s 2016 European Chapter Conference

 

 

From: list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org [mailto:list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org] On Behalf Of BERNADETTE QUINN
Sent: mercredi 13 janvier 2016 17:54
To: list@atlas-euro.org
Subject: ATLAS list TTRA's 2016 European Chapter Conference

 

Dear ATLAS Colleagues,

 

Apologies for cross-posting. 

 

On behalf of Dr Seán T. Ruane, I would like to draw your attention the follow CFP for TTRA's 2016 European Chapter Conference, which is being hosted by Shannon College of Hotel Management in Ireland.  The Conference will take place from the 20^th to the 22^nd of April 2016 in Ireland. 

The conference hosts have secured a variety of internationally renowned and relevant keynote speakers, such as Prof Stephen Page from Bournemouth University in the UK, Helen Marano from WTTC, Rolf D. Freitag IPKs World Travel Monitor, Sarah Catlett of the FUTURES Company and Dr Suzanne Cook, who was Vice President of Research for the U.S. Travel Association for many years.   

 

For further information about the call for papers, keynote speakers and the conference, please visit the conference website http://www.ttraeuropeconferences.com/ or open the PDF files attached to this email.

 

If you have already sent an abstract and have not received an acknowledgement, could you please re-send it to this email address info@ttraeuropeconferences.com

 

 

Kind regards,

 

Seán

 

 

Dr Seán T. Ruane PhD, MSc

Food and Beverage Manager

Lecturer in Culinary, Strategic Management and Tourism

Shannon College of Hotel Management
Shannon Airport, Co Clare, Ireland
T: +353 61 712364
M: +353 87 2061161
E: sean.ruane@nuigalway.ie
www.shannoncollege.com

 

Shannon College of Hotel Management
A College of NUI Galway

 

    

 

 

 

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Fw: Annals of Leisure Research, Volume 18, Issue 4, December 2015 is now available online on Taylor & Francis Online

New volume of the Annals of Leisure Journal…have a great holiday ahead!

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Les Roches Gruyère University of Applied Science
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Subject: ATLAS list Annals of Leisure Research, Volume 18, Issue 4, December 2015 is now available online on Taylor & Francis Online

 

Apologies for multiple postings. The latest issue of Annals of Leisure Research, dedicated to sporting and cultural events, is available at: http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ranz20/current

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Introduction Sporting and cultural events: contested legacies David McGillivray, Gayle McPherson & Sandro Carnicelli Pages: 441-444 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1114210 Critical Commentary A legacy of legacies: limitations of the future perfect Sean Gammon Pages: 445-449 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1116401 Articles Leveraging parasport events for sustainable community participation: The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games Laura Misener, David McGillivray, Gayle McPherson & David Legg Pages: 450-469 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1045913 Resistant legacies Andrea Pavoni Pages: 470-490 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1056197 Future volunteer intentions at a major sport event Laura Aisbett, Erica Randle & Pam Kappelides Pages: 491-509 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1079492 Eventscapes and the creation of event legacies Graham Brown, Insun Sunny Lee, Katherine King & Richard Shipway Pages: 510-527 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1068187 Stakeholder perspectives regarding the governance of legacy at the Olympic Games Becca Leopkey & Milena M. Parent Pages: 528-548 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1092388 Whose legacy is it, anyway? A tale of conflicting agendas in the building of the Hamilton Pan Am Soccer Stadium Carol Phillips & Martha Barnes Pages: 549-568 | DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2015.1031806

FW: Call For Papers: 'Locating Leisure: Blurring Boundaries' - The annual conference of the Leisure Studies Association

 

 

From: list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org [mailto:list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org] On Behalf Of Fletcher, Tom
Sent: jeudi 10 décembre 2015 13:59
To: 'list@atlas-euro.org'
Subject: ATLAS list Call For Papers: 'Locating Leisure: Blurring Boundaries' - The annual conference of the Leisure Studies Association

 

Taking place between 5-7 July, the Leisure Studies Association Conference (LSA) 2016, hosted by Liverpool John Moores University, will challenge thinking around definitions and categories of leisure. Critical leisure studies has been founded on the questioning of boundaries such as work/leisure, agency/structure, and this conference seeks to continue this tradition. We’ll address the differing perspectives of a broadly defined ‘leisure’ from arts and culture to sport and wellbeing.

 

We are now accepting abstracts under the following subthemes:

 

Blurring Public/Private

This subtheme will explore the physical spaces of leisure experiences, those that take place in public spaces or within the privacy of the home and how these might intersect. It also looks at the future of leisure/cultural/sport policy and how this is played out in public and private spaces. This stream will also consider where those lines between publically and privately owned spaces blur and the leisure implications of this.

 

Blurring Offline/Online

Since the rise of public availability of the internet, people have more options in how they spend, organise, plan and commemorate their leisure times and experiences. At the launch and take-up of the internet, a trend of academic research grew that suggested online relationships were replacing offline ones. The assumption was that online relationships were stronger, clearer and more 'real' than those offline. Then, a second trend in the academic literature began that suggested that online and offline relationships blended together, the online supporting the offline. In recent years, either of these hypotheses could be true – with the added possibility that offline interactions could support those that are principally online. 'Virtuality' is in multiple facets of many people's every day leisure lives: shopping, dating, fan communities and holiday experiences. In this session we explore the potential for complex intermeshing of the online and the offline in leisure experiences, practices and relationships.

 

Blurring Centres/Edges

This subtheme considers the concept of the centres/edges binary in relation to physical space. For example, the notion that Liverpool is an edgy city has been explored extensively, we look at what this might mean in the leisure context. The idea that centres and edges could be located in different contexts such as access to leisure activity – this session will investigate what happens at the edges and margins of places, activities and policymaking.

 

Blurring Vernacular/Spectacular

We are increasingly coming to expect events and activities to be spectacular, to feed the imagination and defy our expectations. With each mega event comes an increasingly spectacular opening ceremony. This subtheme considers the relation between what is spectacular with what is mundane and the every day experiences of people. We’ll explore both the spectacular and the vernacular as well as possible synergies and intersections.

 

Researching leisure: Pushing the boundaries?

Presenting an opportunity to consider how we carry out our research, this subtheme looks at:

•Pushing the methodological boundaries in our research

•Challenging our ontological and epistemological groundings

•Putting theory to work in our research – what different theorists can offer leisure studies

•The relationship between our research, practice and policy

•Questions of ethics

•Historical perspectives of leisure

•Leisure legacies

 

 

Submissions of abstracts should be 250-350 words and submitted by email to LSA2016@ljmu.ac.uk by Friday 26 February 2016.

Please include the following in the abstracts:

 

•Proposed title of paper

•Proposed author names, position and full contact details

•Most relevant conference theme (Blurring Public/Private; Offline/Online; Centres/Edges; Vernacular/Spectacular; Pushing the boundaries?)

•Abstract main body, including background (outline of the context and/or academic literature informing the research), approach (indication of the broad theoretical orientation and/or methodological approach) and significance (description and application of the original research findings reported in the paper)

•Bibliographic references for any research cited in the abstract

 

Conference homepage and further information: http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/LSA2016

 

Kind Regards

 

LSA2016 Conference Committee

 

 

 

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FW: ATLAS list Call for papers: Medical tourism conference, Madrid, 25-26 May 2016

 

 

From: list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org [mailto:list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org] On Behalf Of Meghann Ormond
Sent: jeudi 10 décembre 2015 13:03
To: list@atlas-euro.org
Subject: ATLAS list Call for papers: Medical tourism conference, Madrid, 25-26 May 2016

 

Hi everyone! This is just a quick reminder that the deadline for submitting abstracts for the medical tourism conference we're organising is coming soon. Please submit your 250-word abstract and a 100-word bio via http://summit.imtj.com/academic-application/ by 11 December. 

Please distribute to scholars in your networks / Apologies for cross-posting

IMTJ Academic Conference

'Medical tourism: Time for a check-up?'

25-26 May 2016

Madrid, Spain

 

Call for papers

 

Much research on 'medical tourism', 'international medical travel', 'cross-border healthcare' and 'transnational patient mobility' to date has focused on the hopes, motivations and experiences of mobile patients as well as on the desires, plans and expectations of the national destinations that attract and host them. By contrast, scant scholarly work has examined the concrete effects of this growing phenomenon on the diverse range of places, peoples, health and social systems, and industries in the areas where these patients habitually reside and, for medical travel destinations, in the particular local areas where these patients' (physical, symbolic and economic) presence can most be felt.

 

As a result, while more and more governmental and private-sector bodies in destinations are investing in the development of 'medical tourism', scant evidence is available to support, refute or complicate:

·  Popularised notions about who is actually travelling for what kinds of medical attention and treatment;

·  Claims that 'medical tourism' can serve as an engine for economic development in destinations or hinder/harm mobile patients' home and host health systems; and

·  Arguments about who benefits and who does not from 'medical tourism' and 'transnational patient mobility' strategies that are shifting and evolving in line with emerging and changing market, social and political situations both within and beyond national borders.

This two-day conference therefore aims to bring together scholars from academic and research institutions from around the globe in order to critically examine and discuss existing and emerging national, sub-national, transnational and cross-sectoral strategies for the following:

·  Promoting and dissuading 'medical tourism' and 'transnational patient mobility' in and between source and destination sites, in order to draw attention to the diversity of stakeholders, interests and scales involved;

·  Evaluating and managing the range of real and expected impacts of (diverse stakeholders' investments in) 'medical tourism' and 'transnational patient mobility' in and between source and destination sites, in order to move beyond an unproductive circulation of often poorly-grounded claims and counter-claims; and

·  Identifying and assessing the real-life needs, desires, expectations and practices of a broader range of foreign healthcare-users and -consumers, in order to recognise not only the great diversity of mobile patients (e.g., geographical origins, socio-economic and political status, etc.) but also other resident 'foreigners' (e.g., expatriates, lifestyle migrants, foreign students, etc.) who make use of 'medical tourism' resources.

 

We invite scholars to submit papers that critically engage with the above-mentioned issues. Papers focused on multi-scalar and cross-sectoral governance of 'medical tourism' and 'transnational patient mobility' initiatives, partnerships and networks as well as those examining how 'medical tourism' and 'transnational patient mobility' fit within broader development objectives (e.g., transition towards the creative economy, biotech development, regional and city place-branding, etc.) are especially welcome.

 

The Academic Conference (25-26 May 2016) will overlap with the International Medical Travel Journal's (IMTJ) Medical Travel Summit (24-25 May 2016), which brings together governmental and industry representatives from around the world who are involved in the development of medical tourism. This will provide a unique opportunity for conference participants to attend parts of the IMTJ Summit and actively foster and engage in much-needed cross-sectoral knowledge exchange and dialogue.

 

To submit a paper proposal, please send an email with a 250-word abstract and a 100-word bio via http://summit.imtj.com/academic-application/ before 11 December 2015. Scholars and researchers in any stage of their career (e.g., PhD students, etc.) are encouraged to share their studies. Successful applicants will be contacted by 8 January 2016 and will be expected to register for the conference by 12 February 2016 to secure their place in the May 2016 conference programme. For further information about the call for papers, please contact a member of the Academic Advisory Board:

·  ​Meghann Ormond (Wageningen University, The Netherlands) meghann.ormond@wur.nl

·  Neil Lunt (University of York, UK) neil.lunt@york.ac.uk

·  John Connell (University of Sydney, Australia) john.connell@sydney.edu.au

 

Conference logistics

Conference registration and fees

Information about conference registration can be found at http://summit.imtj.com/delegates. Academic rates are only available to attendees who are affiliated with an academic or research institution.

 

1-day access to the Academic Conference	EUR 200
2-day access to the Academic Conference	EUR 275
2-day access to the Academic Conference + 2-day access to the IMTJ Summit	EUR 400

 

Conference location

The Academic Conference and the IMTJ Summit will be held at Hotel Meliá Avenida América in Madrid, Spain. Information about the venue can be found at http://summit.imtj.com/venue/

 

Additional information

For further queries about conference logistics, please refer to http://summit.imtj.com/academic-overview/ or contact the Event Director, Sarah Ward, sarahward@imtj.com

 

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Dr Meghann Ormond
Assistant Professor, Cultural Geography Chair Group, Wageningen University

E-mail: meghann.ormond@wur.nl  /  Office telephone: +31 (0)317486199
Web: Wageningen University profile  Academia.edu profile  Medical Mobilities Blog  

Book: Neoliberal Governance and International Medical Travel in Malaysia (Routledge, 2013)

Medical travel email list: https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A0=MEDICAL-TRAVEL

Visiting address: Room B306, Gaia Building (Building 101), Droevendaalsesteeg 3, 6708 PB Wageningen, The Netherlands
Mailing address: Cultural Geography, Wageningen University, P.O. Box 47, 6700 AA  Wageningen, The Netherlands

FW: Reminder - Call for Papers - CHME 2016 (15 January Deadline)

 

 

From: list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org [mailto:list-owner@mail.atlas-euro.org] On Behalf Of Fawcett, Lyn
Sent: jeudi 10 décembre 2015 12:15
To: ATLAS List; 'ATLAS discussion list'
Subject: ATLAS list Reminder - Call for Papers - CHME 2016 (15 January Deadline)

 

 

 

Inspire, Innovate, Succeed

Council for Hospitality Management Education (CHME) Conference

Ulster University, Belfast

4th – 6th May 2016

CALL FOR PAPERS

The Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management within the Ulster University Business School is proud to host the 25^th Council for Hospitality Management's Annual Research, Learning and Teaching Conference in May 2016.

Today's hospitality industry is thriving with innovative practices and new ways of thinking in the communication, design and operations of businesses to inspire, change and elevate the guest experience. CHME 2016 seeks to explore the dimensions of innovation and customer-centricity in hospitality. We encourage contributions that address future orientated and customer focused research in hospitality theory, practice and education.

We invite the submission of research papers and posters on the following themes:

Hospitality Management

Critical and Cultural Studies of Hospitality

Learning, Teaching and Assessment in Hospitality Management Education

Innovation and the Food & Beverage Consumer

Niche Tourism

The deadline for submission is 15th January 2016. These should be submitted to: chme2016@gmail.com

For full details on the conference, the themes and paper and poster guidelines, please click below for the conference web site:

http://www.ulster.ac.uk/chme16

Wishing you the compliments of the season and a very safe, healthy, happy and successful New Year

Conference Committee

 

 

 

 

 

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