pre arrival information guide 2012

Summer Semester Pre arrival guide 2012

Welcome to Liverpool John Moores University

Welcome to Liverpool John MooresUniversityLJMU is a great University, with warm and welcoming staff dedicated to helpingyou reach your full potential. Liverpool is a fantastic student city, bursting withopportunities and lots of things to do.

Our Pre Arrival Information Guide for Summer Semester Students has beenproduced to provide you with information and advice to help you to prepare foryour stay in Liverpool. It will also provide you with helpful hints and contacts touse once you have arrived in the UK.

We realise that as you prepare to leave for Liverpool, life may seem confusingand even a little daunting. If there is anything on which you need help orinformation please do not hesitate to let us know.

Please contact Maureen Evans at [email protected] who will be happy tohelp you.

Alternatively you can check the website for lots of valuable information:

http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/partnership/SummerSemesterProgramme

We wish you well with your studies at Liverpool John Moores University andlook forward to welcoming you to Liverpool.

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Pre arrival information guide 2012

Preparing for departure

Travel Arrangements

In order to attend the Induction programmes taking place on Monday 28th Mayand Tuesday 29th May, you are advised to arrive in the UK on either Friday 25thMay Saturday 26th May or Sunday 27th May 2012.

LJMU will send coaches to collect you from Manchester airport only if you arriveon any of the above dates.

You will need to advise us as soon as you have finalised your flight details on thestandard arrival proforma and email it direct to [email protected]

The proforma will be sent to you via email and is also available on the summersemester website. www.ljmu.ac.uk/partnership/SummerSemesterProgramme

You must advise us of your flight details by 4th May 2012 at the latest in order tosecure a place on the coach. Students who have resits to take must advise us oftheir flight details as soon as they know they have successfully completed theircollege award and are eligible to join the programme.

If you are arriving at any other UK airport and are making your own arrangementsto get to the accommodation, you must still advise us of the details on the standardproforma. This is so we can ensure your rooms are available upon arrival at theaccommodation providers.

Please note well – you must vacate the accommodation by 10.00am on 31stAugust 2012. Extensions to this date will not be allowed so please take this intoaccount when booking your flight home.

LJMU will also provide coaches on 31st August for your departure journey fromthe accommodation to Manchester airport only. Details of this procedure will beadvised via the email listserver a couple of weeks before departure.


Preparing for departure

Visa Information

Please be aware that immigration rules can change. We strongly recommend thatyou check that information you hold about visa requirements is accurate at the timeof your visa application. Immigration law is complex ~ do not take advice aboutvisas or immigration matters from anyone who is not qualified to give it.

We recommend that you refer to the following office/websites for the most up todate information:

UK Border Agency http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk/

Malaysia WWW.VFS-UK-MY.COM [email protected]

GhanaWWW.VFS-UK-GH.COMwww.oisc.gov.uk

Sri LankaWWW.VFS-UK-LK.COMwww.oisc.gov.uk

SingaporeHTTP://UKINSINGAPORE.FCO.GOV.UK/EN/VISITING-UK/VISAS/

ATASATAS is the Academic Technology Approval scheme which was introduced by theGovernment. You only need an ATAS certificate if you are a Postgraduate Student,and you require a visa to study in the UK, or wish to extend your current leave toremain as a student. Please see the following website for further information

http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/about-us/what-we-do/services-we-deliver/atas/



Laws which affect your entry into Britain

Customs allowances

When you arrive at a British port or airport, you will pass through Immigration andCustoms. Customs control the type and amounts of all goods that are brought intoBritain. There are strict laws on what can and cannot be brought into the UK. Pleasesee the following website for some advice:

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/customs/arriving/arrivingnoneu.htm



Medical care

International students staying in the UK for less than six months are only entitledto the basic minimum services free of charge:

1) Emergency treatment at an NHS hospital.2) Emergency dental treatment at an NHS hospital.3) Emergency eye treatment at an NHS hospital.4) The contraceptive pill and emergency contraception (morning after pill) which areboth free.

Emergency treatment includes only the minimum requirement to save life. Anyfurther treatment is defined as non-emergency, it will be provided but a charge willbe made for it.

LJMU have taken out medical insurance cover on your behalf. You are required toadvise us of any pre existing medical conditions which we will advise the insurerabout and seek their approval of cover for you. You will be required to pay for anynon emergency medical assistance. You will need to keep all receipts so you canclaim on the policy at the end of the programme. Please be aware ~ there is anexcess on this policy of £50.00 . Emergency contact details will be provided in yourwelcome pack and will be circulated via the email group.

The following services will carry charges:• Medication from a pharmacy that has been prescribed by a doctor. Each item willcost £7.40. • Non-emergency NHS hospital treatment. This would include follow-on treatmentafter an emergency treatment.• Ambulance transport to hospital as a result of a road traffic accident. A charge forthis service is made by the ambulance service.

Chemists (pharmacies) are open generally from 9am - 5pm with the some storesbeing open until 8.00pm.



Remedies for minor illnesses such as headaches and colds are available from highstreet chemists, most supermarkets and some other shops, such as newsagents.They are available without a prescription from your doctor. If you are not sure whatmedication to take, rather than visiting your doctor, you can get advice from aqualified pharmacist at any chemist.

You can also contact NHS Direct, a 24-hour phone line, staffed by nurses, whichoffers quick access to health care advice. NHS Direct nurses will give you adviceand support on self treatment, or if you need further help they will put you in touchwith the right service. If it is a serious condition or an emergency, the nurse willgive you speedy advice on what you need to do, and will call an ambulance ifneeded. You can find information and advice about the most common illnesses,and a range of treatments for them, on the NHS Direct website or by phoning NHSDirect on 0845 4647 (calls are charged at a local rate from the UK only).

http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/About/UsingNHSDirectOnlineServices

It is advisable for students attending the summer semester programme to checktheir vaccination profile before traveling. Before leaving your home country werecommend that you should have the following vaccinations: • Measles, Mumps and Rubella • Meningitis• Pulmonary tuberculosis (TB)


Baggage and travel insurance

If you exceed baggage weight restrictions, you may have to pay a considerableamount of money. Typically passengers are allowed 20 kg plus hand luggage. Somecharter flights only allow 15 kg plus hand luggage, so do check beforehand.

You will usually be offered the chance to buy travel insurance when you book yourairline ticket. It is worthwhile investing this small sum to save yourself time andmore money should you need to replace lost items.We strongly recommend thatyou take out travel insurance cover before travelling to the UK. Your travel agentwill be able to advise you.

Remember to make a list of everything you pack, so that if your luggage is lost youcan account for lost items. If you have bought anything new before your journey,remember to keep the receipts - the insurance company may ask you to providethem for items lost in transit. In the unlikely event that your baggage is delayedwhen you arrive into the UK, it is also a good idea to pack any essential overnightitems in your hand luggage, i.e. toiletries, change of clothing etc.

REMEMBER TO KEEP ALL IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS AND OTHERIMPORTANT PAPERS IN YOUR HAND LUGGAGE.

Money

It is advisable to bring with you a small amount of money (e.g. £100 cash) to coveryour immediate needs on arrival in the UK. A bankers draft – made payable toyourself to cover your living expenses for the duration of your stay, this will be usedto open your bank account in the UK.

Once you have opened a bank account in the UK, your parents / sponsor will beable to transfer funds to your account by telegraphic transfer. Please rememberthat you should allow at least a week from opening an account and paying in yourbankers draft before you can draw cash from the bank.



Arriving in the UK

How to pass through immigrationOn arrival at a British port or airport, students from overseas will be asked to producethe following documentation:• Passport - valid for one year or more• Entry Certificate/ visa• Evidence of financial support (bankers draft for your fees or the LJMU receipt asproof that you have paid your fees online) as well as a bankers draft for your livingexpenses • Most recent letter of acceptance /offer letter from Liverpool John Moores University• Most recent examination results ~ originals or certified copies• Medical report (recommended) but not essentialYou could be refused entry into the UK if you do not have the above documentation.

How to collect your baggageAfter passing through Passport Control, you will be able to collect your Baggage.The baggage area can be quite confusing, as luggage from different flights comesthrough at the same time.The luggage comes through on a carousel system and at each carousel there is a signindicating the flight number and departure point of the plane whose luggage is beingunloaded there.All you have to do is find the appropriate carousel and wait.It will help if you have clearly marked your luggage so that it is easily identified.When you have all your luggage, load it onto a luggage trolley and move on.

How to pass through customsIn most airports in Britain you will find three channels one of which will be applicableto you. There is one sign in red, one in green, and another in blue:BLUE: The blue channel is for people whose journey originated within the EuropeanUnion (EU).GREEN: The green channel is for people who are sure they have no goods to declare.It is subject to random checks by a Customs Officer.If you are traveling from outside the EU, and have nothing to declare, you should gothrough this channel.RED: The red channel should be used if you are carrying items that need to bedeclared. If a Customs Officer asks you to open, unpack and repack your own luggage, youare required by law to do so.


Arriving in the UK

Making telephone calls Once you have arrived in Britain, you may want to make a telephone call, it is importantto let your family know that you have arrived safely.There are usually distinct signs for public telephones in all airports and stations, and insome large shops and public buildings, such as post offices. In the street, telephoneboxes are glass fronted and marked 'Telephone'. Instructions on how to use a coin-operated phone should be clearly displayed beside it. To make a call you can use anyof the following coins: 10p, 20p, 50p, £1. British telephone numbers are preceded byan area code written in brackets. For example the area code for Liverpool is (0151).

The number for Emergency Services in the UK is 999 and this is a free phone number.For international calls, you will need to dial the international prefix 00 followed by thecountry code that you are calling, these are normally listed next to the telephone. Ifyou have any problems getting through, dial 155 for the international operator.International directory enquiries is 118 505

Handbags and luggage Please remember to carry wallets and purses on your person, in a jacket, or in ahandbag.Never leave any of your luggage unattended, and do not allow anyone else to carry itfor you. If you have any other valuables, such as jewellery or cameras, remember tokeep a record of serial numbers. Do inform the local police if you lose any valuableitems.

DocumentsPlease remember to keep your passport, travel tickets and important documents in asafe place. It is sensible to have a photocopy of your passport in a separate safe place,this will make it far easier to replace should the need ever arise. If you lose yourpassport please inform the local police.

Lost property officesShould you lose any of your luggage during your journey, it is important to notify theofficials of your airline immediately. The student helpers on duty at the airport will beable to assist you. If you lose anything in the airport or railway station, go immediatelyto the Lost Property Office, as it may already have been found and handed in.



Arrival in the UK

Once you arrive at Manchester airport you will be met by members of the academicteam and some student helpers who will be past Summer Semester students.

You will be guided onto coaches for your journey to the halls of residence inLiverpool which will take approximately one hour. Once on the coach the studenthelpers will advise you of your room number which you will need to remember toadvise the staff upon arrival at the halls of residence. The student helpers will alsogive you lots of useful information and tips on life at LJMU and Liverpool.Remember - they have been through the same experience that you are about toundertake and will have some good tips to pass on to you. If you have any questionsor problems please speak to the student helpers, they will advise you if they areable or will direct you to the member of LJMU staff most able to help you.

Upon arrival at the halls both LJMU staff and staff from the accommodationproviders will be there to check you into your rooms and deal with anyproblems/queries you may have. You will receive an information pack which willcontain lots of valuable information that will help you during your time with us - somake sure you take time to read it.

Please ensure you bring a passport size photo with your name and course printedon the reverse of the photo with you to give to the accommodation staff when youarrive. This is for health and safety purposes and is an essential requirement forchecking into your accommodation.

The weekend of your arrival will be a time for you to get used to your newaccommodation and surroundings and to settle in ready to start your course. Youwill probably feel very tired and excited too so make sure you relax and catch upon your sleep!



Welcome packThe Welcome pack that you will receive upon arrival at the accommodation will includedetails of the LJMU Induction, and the Programme Induction at your faculty. Pleaseensure you attend both these sessions or you will miss out in valuable informationand the enrolment process. Full details of both events will be in the information packas well as lots of other information that you will find useful during your stay – includinga map to help you get about during the first few days.

LJMU inductionThe LJMU induction event will take place on the Monday 28th May 2012 for allSummer Semester students:During the event you will:- Be formally welcomed to LJMU- Receive useful information on LJMU, your accommodation and life in Liverpool- Meet academic and support staff

EnrolmentFollowing the LJMU Induction you will need to go to one of the 2 Student Zones andenrol on your programme of study• You will need to take your bankers draft with you if you have not already paid yourfees on line. • You will also need your passport for identification purposes.

Faculty inductionThe programme induction event will take place on Tuesday 29th May 2012. You will goto your individual faculty for this (a full schedule will be in your welcome pack).

During the induction you will:• Be formally welcomed to your programme• Receive a programme induction with information pack • Meet academic and support staff• Receive a Learning Resource Centre /Computing facilities induction

Once your induction sessions have taken place you are ready to start your programme- we wish you lots of luck with your studies and hope you enjoy the LJMU experience.



Accommodation

Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) offers all students high quality studentaccommodation close to all main teaching and research facilities.

The accommodation is arranged into self-catering flats housing up to six students.You will have your own bedroom with en-suite bathroom facilities: toilet, sink andshower.

You will also have access to a communal living area with a television and fully fittedkitchen, with microwave and cooker plus plenty of storage and fridge space. Cutlery& crockery will be provided. You will need to buy pots and pans when you arrivebut these can be bought between flat mates and are quite cheap.

You will also be provided with a pillow, duvet and bed linen, which will be launderedfor you free of charge. Students are responsible for keeping their rooms andcommunal area clean and tidy at all times. Inspections will take place by theaccommodation providers.

We will endeavor to do our best to keep youwith the group of friends you have requestedto share your accommodation with ~ this isnot always possible due to the large numbersof students and allocation of rooms from theaccommodation providers.

Students will be housed either all male or allfemale – no mixed gender is permitted

Free internet access is also provided in allrooms.



You will stay at AtlanticPoint, part of the LibertyLiving Group. Atlantic Pointoffers modern and well-equipped accommodation,situated close to the ByromStreet complex of teachingbuildings and within easywalking distance of theAldham Robarts LearningResource Centre. AtlanticPoint is within easy reach ofall local amenities andtransport links, including Liverpool Lime Street railway station. Atlantic Point’s closeproximity to the town centre allows residents to participate fully in the city's diverseculture and exciting social scene. The address for Atlantic Point for any correspondence is:Atlantic Point, Naylor Street, Liverpool L3 6LS

Tel: 0151 500 0000 Email: [email protected]

You will receive a booklet from Atlantic Point upon arrival which will provide lots ofinformation regarding your halls of residence. Security at the site is excellent, witha single permanently staffed entry point and extensive CCTV coverage.Students must strictly adhere to the guest policy at Atlantic Point – guests mustbe signed into and out of the building at all times to ensure the safety of all fellowstudents. Please take this responsibility seriously.

Temporary accommodation can be found in Liverpool if you are arriving outside thespecified arrival dates:International Inn, 4 South Hunter Street, Liverpool, L1 [email protected]



The Student Advice and Wellbeing team

LJMU have a dedicated Student Advice and Wellbeing team available to assiststudents with any problems they may experience whilst at University. The aim ofthe service is to provide appropriate, confidential and effective advice to studentsto aid in the resolution process. For further information on the services available please refer to the followingwebsite:http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/studentadvice/120502.htm or call 0151 904 6056/6057



IT essentials at LJMU You will be unable to connect to the LJMU wireless network and LJMU managednetworks in halls of residence if there are viruses, malware or spyware present onyour laptop. To prevent this from happening to you the recommendations below shouldbe carried out. This will solve most problems and any delays on using your laptop atLJMU. RECOMMENDATIONS • Immediately before travelling check for and install all essential updates to youroperating system and software by using Windows Update, or Software Update on aMacintosh laptop, and the update facilities for software on your laptop not producedby Microsoft or Apple • Install a reputable virus checker such as MacAfee or Norton on your laptop Download the latest updates for the virus checker and keep it up to date; most viruscheckers can be configured to update automatically each day Run a complete scan of the laptop immediately before travelling to detect and removeany viruses that may be present • Download and install Microsoft Security Essentials on to your laptop fromhttp://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/default.aspx. After installation Microsoft Security Essentials will update itself and then scan yourlaptop. This scan will detect and remove viruses, malware and spyware Run a complete scan of the laptop immediately before travelling to detect and removeany viruses, spyware or malware that may be present • Please bring with you all recovery/operating system discs for your laptop. Shouldyour laptop develop a serious fault whilst in the UK these discs will assist you in gettingit working again.

DISCLAIMER Please note that Library & Student Support at LJMU are not liable for any damagecaused to your PC by following the above instructions. Disclaimer Every effort is made to ensure that information given above is accurate and up-to-date. It shouldbe noted, however, that this information is subject to change without notice and the Universitycan accept no liability for the accuracy of all the information presented at any given time. TheUniversity endeavors to ensure all information is correct. However, the University can accept noliability for damages resulting from following this information.

Liverpool Student Union offer a laptop & mobile repair service:Visit www.l-s-u.com/repairs or call 0151 203 5855


Life in the UK

British currency and banks

Britain’s decimal currency is based on the pound sterling (£), which is divided into100 pence (p). British banknotes are issued in the following denominations £50,£20, £10, £5. Their different colours and sizes help with identification.

Coins come in the following denominations £2, £1, 50p, 20p, 10p, 5p, 2p and 1p.

ClimateLike the rest of Britain, Liverpool's climate is largely unpredictable! However, it isquite sheltered and often milder than other parts of northern England. Generallyspeaking, the summer (June to August and sometimes early September) is warm,though rarely hot. Typical day time temperatures are 68F (20C) in the summer.

Clothing

You should consider carefully the clothing you will need. Make sure you have warmclothes which will protect you in all types of weather. “Layering” is one way ofdoing this. You will definitely require woollen sweaters and a waterproof coat. Anumbrella is also very useful. If you do not have suitable items such as these youcan buy them quite cheaply here:

Dress around the University and elsewhere is very informal. Students usually wearjeans, a jumper, jacket and training shoes.

Mobile phonesIf you want to purchase a SIM card for use in the UK, please ensure you buy themfrom a reputable source eg phone stores in Liverpool City Centre or localnewsagents. Keep your receipt in case you have any problems with it and need toreturn it at some point.

LJMU cannot take responsibility for students purchasing SIM cards fromdisreputable sources.


Life in the UK

Buying foodA cosmopolitan city such as Liverpooloffers a wide variety of shops andrestaurants. There is also a number ofcheaper fruit and vegetable markets. AllLJMU accommodation is self-catering soyou will need to buy and prepare your ownfood.

You will find supermarkets near Universitybuildings and near to your accommodation.Normal shop hours are 9.00am-5.30pm,but most supermarkets are open until8.00pm most evenings. Stores in Liverpoolalso open on Sundays usually from11.00am to 4.30pm. A list of opening timesis usually displayed at the entrance to thestore. Halal and Kosher foods are availablein specific shops in the city, and there is aselection of Chinese supermarkets close tothe city centre. These shops will stock most of the things you are used to buyingat home

Driving in the UK

If you hold a valid driving licence or international driving permit from your homecountry, you will be able to drive in the UK for 12 months. After one year the licenceis no longer valid in the UK. We suggest you read the Highway Code beforeattempting to drive ~ see the website below for guidance:

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070202

In addition please be aware that any speeding or parking fines that you may receivein the UK will be forwarded to you if you leave the UK before paying them.


Life in the UK

PoliceIf you are lost, need advice or have any other difficulties, a Police Officer should beapproached for help. The UK police are a civilian force and generally do not carryfirearms. Check out the following website for practical advice on protecting yourselfagainst crime.

http://www.immobilise.com

Electricity and appliancesThe British electricity supply works on 240 volts.

Religion

Our Ecumenical chaplains are always available to meet up and chat. They can offerfriendship, conversation, pastoral care, spiritual support and guidance on mattersof faith, belief and spirituality. Please see the following link for contact details.http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/spirituality/

Cost of living You will want to plan your finances asfar ahead as possible. For the periodof your study to cover basic livingexpenses such as daily travel, food,and other necessary items, werecommend that you allow thefollowing: £900 to £1,000 for theduration of the programme.Please remember that the livingcosts are in addition to your coursefees and will depend on yourlifestyle.


Life in the UK

Safety in the cityAs in any large city you need you be alert and aware of your surroundings- do nottake unnecessary risks, • Use your mobile phone discretely and safely• Don’t be flash with your cash – only take out what you need• Use cash points during the day or go out with a friend if you can• If you are returning home late at night, leave venues with friends and walk in a group• Do not use unlicensed taxis – ring a reputable firm or use a black hackney cab• Avoid short cuts; keep to well lit main roads

We want your stay in the UK to be safe one; some practical advice on personalsafety in the UK is available at the following website:http://www.britishcouncil.org/eduk-safety-first.pdf

European tourFor students who wish to go on the European tour, there are a number of travelagents in Liverpool that offer this. STA Travel is a company that has beenrecommended by previous students and is in the city centre.STA Travel, 78 Bold Street, LiverpoolTel: 0871 468 0631http://www.airfaresflights.co.uk/travel_agents/29_STA-Travel-UK.htm

Please ensure you book any travel through a reputable company. LJMU cannotaccept any responsibility for travel booked through any third parties. Please remember ~ you should not miss classes to go on social trips!


Frequently asked questions

Q Do we need to bring pillows and bed linen? A Duvets, pillows and bed linen are all provided by the accommodation providers soyou do not need to bring any of these items.

Q Do we need to bring electrical adaptors?AThe voltage in the UK is the same as in Malaysia 240v.

Q Do we need to bring a printer to the UK?AYou can buy printers here in the UK for as little as £30.00. Printers are available inthe LJMU Learning Resource Centres but you need to pay for this service.

Q Do we need to bring crockery etc.?AYour room will be equipped with crockery and cutlery but you will need to buy pansupon arrival. There are plenty of cheap shops where you can buy them in Liverpool.We suggest you buy them here and share with your housemates.

Q How and with whom should we open a bank account in the UK?A You are allowed to open an account with any bank if you wish to do so.We will include in your welcome pack all the necessary information regarding openinga bank account in the UK. We will also supply you with a letter from LJMU at thefaculty induction on Tuesday 29th May which the bank will need as proof that you area LJMU student. In the past we have worked with Barclays bank and your seniorsfound them to be very good. You can only open a basic account however.Arrangements will be made with Barclays bank for you to open an account once youhave arrived. When you go to open a bank account you will need to take the letterfrom LJMU, your passport for ID and a bankers draft to pay into the account.

Q Does the accommodation have internet access?AYes internet access is available at your accommodation free of charge.

Q Do we have televisions in our rooms?AYou have a television in the communal area of your flat that you share with your flatmates.


Frequently asked questions

Q LJMU has lots of sites – how will I find my way around?A Don’t worry about this, we will provide a map of all LJMU sites and Liverpool inyour welcome pack which you will receive when you arrive at your halls of residence.

Q Can I bring some of my favorite foods with me?A You are not allowed to bring certain foods into the UK – it is illegal to bring meat,fish plants and honey into the UK. Please see the HM Custom and Excise website forprohibited goods. Liverpool does have lots of supermarkets where you can purchasefavorite foods cheaply details of which will be included in your welcome pack.http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/TravellingAbroad/BringinggoodsorcashintotheUK/index.htm

Q Is there a limit to the amount of money I bring into the UK?AYou need to be sensible regarding the amount of cash you bring into the UK for yourown safety. Do not bring lots of cash; instead bring travellers cheques, or bank drafts.You will need some sterling for your immediate expenses – about £100 should beenough. Check the following website for information regarding cash limits. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/TravellingAbroad/BringinggoodsorcashintotheUK/index.htm

Q Do we need to carry our passports with us around the city?A No, this is not necessary. You should keep your passport in a safe place in yourbedroom.

Q Is the tap water suitable for drinking?ACold water from the tap in the kitchen is suitable to drink, but we do not recommendthat you drink from the hot water tap. You should not drink water from the taps in thebathroom.

And finallyWe hope you have found this information guide useful. Further details about LJMU,the summer semester programme including a frequently asked question page canbe found on our website:

http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/partnership/SummerSemesterProgramme/index.htm


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