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*KA Stroud Engineering Mathematics *Episode 15 Topic: Expressions and equations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfNtCBttpew In this episode, we continued from page 102 - Program F3, Frame 1 of the book. The author started a new program by explaining expressions, equations, and their types as well as how to transpose formulas to make a variable a subject of the formula. Using his exposition, I explained these in Yoruba. Previous sessions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEU7m_RppLc&list=PLn0ZvdWhZVXfRYVqT-U32oOyBmwMAh7Re |
It's another Thursday. Don't forget to join us again tonight (9:30 pm Nigeria time) for our weekly online session on Zoom tagged "Mathematics is fun, come and see its beauties" with the explanation (in the Yoruba language) of the popular mathematics book "Engineering Mathematics by KA Stroud and Dexter Booth". Meeting ID and password on the poster.
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JohnBullMySon:My thought..no place like home |
I summarized how you can correct numbers to a certain significant figure in this video. This video is part of my WAEC/NECO made easy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LHHYh4qJWE Full videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ysgjqia0y_g&list=PLn0ZvdWhZVXeuivSOgt4F4qKUQAovKlc7&index=1&t=0s |
Farooq Kperogi 3h · Osun’s Christian-Christian Ticket, APC's Muslim-Muslim Ticket, and Religion in Yorubaland By Farooq Kperogi Just as a lot of the Muslims who endorse APC's Muslim-Muslim president ticket would declare a jihad against a Christian-Christian presidential ticket by a ruling party, a lot of the Christians who oppose a Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket would praise a Christian-Christian presidential ticket as evidence of progress, of religious tolerance, and of the praiseworthy deemphasis of religion in politics. You know how I know this? I’ve noticed that some of the very people who’re having fits of hysterical rage over APC’s Muslim-Muslim ticket are celebrating the “religious tolerance” that Osun PDP’s "Christian-Christian" ticket symbolizes, particularly because Osun is a predominantly Muslim state.\ (For the record Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke is BOTH a Christian and a Muslim. Let's just call him a "Chrislim"�) For good measure, they throw around the sterile, mendacious cliché about religion being immaterial in Yorubaland in light of the religious ecumenicalism of the people. Well, if religion is immaterial in Yorubaland, why would an effectively non-religious but nominal Muslim Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s choice of a northern Muslim running mate rankle so many Christians in the region this deeply? Until recently, Tinubu didn’t even identify with Islam publicly, is married to a pastor, and ALL his children are Christians. He sees himself first as a Yoruba man before he is a nominal Muslim. Apparently, religion “doesn’t matter” in Yorubaland only when Muslims are rendered invisible there. Then it suddenly matters when they enjoy some visibility. Even though Muslims constitute more than 50 percent of Yorubaland's population, there will not be a single Muslim governor there after Adeleke is sworn in. (I'm sure the people of Osun who voted against their incompetent governor who happens to be a Muslim don't care, but since religion has now been centralized in political discourse we need to point this out). The people who fought for a “Christian” governor of Lagos State (so much for “religion doesn’t matter in Yoruba land”!) would celebrate the current state of affairs as evidence of the “religious harmony in Yorubaland.” Consequence-free invisibilization of Muslims in their region is their definition of religious “harmony.” Harmony comes when different notes synchronize, but their own harmony comes the same note! The hypocrisy of the religious fanatics of all faiths is galling. The supreme irony is that it’s often headless, irrational fanatics who’re quick to call others bigots and fanatics for calling out their bigotry and fanaticism. |
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Say your Adhkar very well. Have faith in Allah and nothing would happen to you, Bidhnilah |
x123xlolls:If they both consent to this and can protect themselves from Zina and other vices while away from each other, then it is not a problem. Wallahu ahlam |
Some non -muslims out of courtesy pay us a Tasleem. As a Muslim, how should we return it? "Praise be to Allah. It is not permissible firstly to initiate the greeting of salaam to a non-Muslim. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Do not initiate the greeting of salaam to a Jew or a Christian (Narrated by Muslim, 2167). If one of them says As-Saam alaykum meaning, may death be upon you or it is not clear whether they have said salaam, then we should respond by saying Wa alaykum (and upon you). It was reported that Ibn Umar (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: When the Jews greet you, they say Al-saam alaykum (may death be upon you), so respond by saying alayk (and also upon you). (Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5902; Muslim, 2461). If a non-Muslim greets us with the correct shari greeting (i.e., says Al-salaamu alaykum clearly), the scholars differed as to whether we have to return the greeting. The majority of scholars said that we do have to return the greeting, and this is the correct view. Ibn al-Qayyim (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: they differed as to whether it is obligatory to return the greeting. The majority said that it is obligatory and this is the correct view. A group of scholars said that it is not obligatory to return their greeting just as it is not obligatory to return the greeting of those who follow bidah. But the correct view is the first one. The difference is that we are commanded to forsake the followers of bidah by way of rebuke and to warn others about them, which is not the case with the Ahl al-Dhimmah (Jews and Christians). (Zaad al-Maaad, 2/425, 426) The Muslim who is returning the greeting should respond in the manner prescribed by shareeah, giving a similar or better greeting, because of the general meaning of the Aayah (interpretation of the meaning): When you are greeted with a greeting, greet in return with what is better than it, or (at least) return it equally. [al-Nisa 4:86] Ibn al-Qayyim (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: if the person is certain that the Dhimmi (Jew or Christian) is clearly saying al-salaamu alaykum to him, and he has no doubts about that, should he say wa alayka al-salaam or shorten it to wa alayk? What is indicated by the evidence and principles of shareeah is that he should say wa alayka al-salaam, because this is more just, and Allaah commands us to be just and to treat others well this does not contradict any of the ahaadeeth on this topic at all, because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) commanded us to shorten the greeting to wa alayk because of the reason mentioned above, which is that they deliberately used to say al-saam alaykum instead of al-salaam alaykum, as indicated in the hadeeth narrated by Aaishah (may Allaah be pleased with her). He said, Do you not see that I say wa alaykum when they say al-saam alaykum? Then he said, If the People of the Book greet you with salaam, say, Wa alaykum. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): and when they come to you, they greet you with a greeting wherewith Allaah greets you not, and say within themselves, Why would Allâh punish us not for what we say? [al-Mujaadilah 58:8] If this reason is not there, and the Jew or Christian says, Salaam alaykum wa rahmat-Allaah, then it is only fair to respond in kind. (Ahkaam Ahl al-Dhimmah, 1/425, 426) The hadeeth of Aaishah was narrated by al-Bukhaari (5901) and Muslim (2165) See also: Majmoo Fataawa Ibn Uthaymeen, 2/97 And Allaah knows best." https://islamqa.info/en/answers/6583/how-should-we-return-the-greeting-of-salaam-from-a-non-muslim |
Shayk Dr Sharoff was asked for how long can a man travel living his wife. Below is his response: It must not be more than four months. It must not be more than four months in as much as you do not want your wife to become wayward. A person who travels to England, neglecting his wife because of his work for four years, what is this? What kind of money do you want that requires you to neglect your wife for four years? For this reason, according to the Sharee’ah, it is permissible for a woman to take the issue to the correctors. Four years will be counted and after that if the husband is yet to arrive, she will do iddah (period of waiting) for four months and ten days; it will be assumed that the husband is dead. She will have to marry another husband, but this does not imply that her husband’s property will be shared. She will be asked to marry so that she will not become wayward. The property of the husband will not be shared until his age is calculated to have reached seventy, eighty, or ninety years. This is because it will be assumed that his colleagues would have been dead at about seventy, eighty or ninety years. The age to be used depends on the view of the corrector.[SOURCE: Q&A session of the tape, “Idile Musulumi”] Transcribed by Aboo Aaishah Al Odeomeey |
What is Ruqyah? How is it done? In this thread you will learn about Ruqyah and how it should be done in accordance with Sunnah. Ruqyah in Islam is the recitation of the Quran seeking the refuge in Allah, remembrance and supplications that are used as a means of treating sicknesses and other problems as the Quran is a source of healing.https://www.assimalhakeem.net/2014/06/18/what-is-ruqyah-and-how-one-should-do-it/?fbclid=IwAR17g1aGzinvDBfc-xMnafTc43-2OJcK_zo9sF-GKHOJL3BrY8rUrJr04bE |
For some technical reasons, we are very sorry that our weekly session "Explanation of the book KA Stroud Engineering Mathematics with Dexter Booth in Yoruba" will not hold tonight as earlier scheduled. We are going to continue next week by God's grace. Any inconvenience is regretted. You might want to use this opportunity to check our previous sessions. Recorded sessions (14 episodes) covering the explanation of the book till the end of Program F2 can be watched and downloaded here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn0ZvdWhZVXfRYVqT-U32oOyBmwMAh7Re For other mathematics resources (both in English and Yoruba), please check our channels on: https://www.youtube.com/c/MathwithLukgaf Thanks. |
Truthisunique2:There are significant fractions of Muslims in those state just that we Muslims tolerate people and you are taking these tolerances for granted now |
WHO COMES TO EQUITY MUST COME WITH CLEAN HANDS. Of these 6 past and present CAN Presidents, only John Onaiyekan is a Northerner from Kogi state. He is even a Yoruba man. 1 Anthony Cardinal Okogie 2 His Eminence Dr. Sunday C. Mbang 3 Most Revd. Peter Akinola 4 Archbishop John Onaiyekan 5 Ayo Oritsejafor 6 Dr. Supo Ayokunle. Among the last six CAN presidents, no Plateau man is good enough to take the position. No Benue man and no Taraba man. What about Southern Kaduna Christians? Not to talk of Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno or Kebbi indigenous faithful Christians. They are not worthy of that office. The only Northerner among them is Onaiyekan, a Yoruba man from Kogi state. PFN President past and present Reverend J O Boyejo Pastor Enoch Adeboye Archbishop Benson Idahosa Bishop Mike Okonkwo Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor Reverend Dr. Felix Omobude Bishop Francis Wale Oke These are the past and present PFN presidents. Not one of them is a Northern Christian. Southern Kaduna, Plateau, Benue, Taraba, Adamawa, Bauchi and Kogi Christians are not considered. Except they are telling us that it is Pentecostal Fellowship of Southern Nigeria. This is not a post to make anyone become bitter or angry but to make you remove the log in your own eyes first before trying to remove the little particle in the eyes of a non religious organization like APC. #SWA |
matrixme:Delusion... |
Addme:Yes I'm wondering too. I'm just surprised what they say out (on social media) is the opposite of what's happening |
sotall:Don't just list the subset. List all the principal offices etc and do your stat. You also understand this |
valentineuwakwe:Are the Muslims the one killing Nigerians or terrorists? Are they killing or kidnapping only Christians? Are we not all affected? We have to face the reality honestly. The way you guys talk about this stuff sound as if Muslims are the one perpetrating the killings. Enough of this hypocrisy pls |
Didijiji:I won't abuse you. Just try n Also reason along |
lilvicky68:Not really bro..just trying to correct some impression. For a better nation, we need to think beyond M/M or C/C tickets. |
Meanwhile, we have experienced a CHRISTIAN-CHRISTAIN TICKETS in Nigeria before. 1. In 1978, UPN. Presidential torch bearer chief Awolowo Obafemi picked his running mate Chief Umeadi Phillip (ready to win but failed) Christian/Christian. No comments. 2. In 1979, Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe and Prof. Ishaya Audu of kaduna state ran upon Christian/Christian. You want to know the party? Later! 3. In 1966-1975 Yakubu Gowon and Joseph Akinwale ruled us Christian/Christian (military era) 4. Johnson Agui Ironsi and Babafemi Ogundipe ruled Nigeria on Christian/Christian (military era). No noise. Find out the date. 5. Did you know the running mate of chief Tunji Braithwaite? 6. Chief Olagunsoye Oyinlola and Mrs Erelu Olusola governed Osun state 2003-2010 Christian/Christian. No noise from Muslim ends. 7. Bar. Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state and his deputy. Christian/Christian, No noise and comments from Islamic movements. 8. Mr. Ayo Fayose ruled Ekiti from 2014-2018 with his deputy Niyi Adebayo/Olujimi Abiodun. Christian/Christian. No noise from Muslim community. 9. Don’t forget Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti 2010-2014 deputised by a Christian. Christian/Christian. No murmuring. 10. Since First democracy to date South-South, south east states has never tasted Muslim deputy governors not to talk of governors, 1978 to date Flash back. Please let’s pray for better governance! Let's love ourselves! |
lilvicky68:Why hissing my brother? Is the stat not correct |
Distribution of Nigeria Ministers 1. President Muhammadu Buhari – Minister of Petroleum :.*Muslim 2. Mohammed Musa Bello – Adamawa State – Minister of Federal Capital Territory, FCT *Muslim 3. Godswill Akpabio – Akwa Ibom State – Minister of Niger Delta *Christian 4. Chris Ngige – Anambra State – Minister Labour and Employment *Christian 5. Sharon Ikeazor – Anambra State – Minister of State, Environment *Christian 6. Adamu Adamu — Bauchi State – Minister of Education *Christian 7. Ambassador Maryam Katagum – Bauchi State – Minister of State Industry *Muslim 8. Timipre Sylva – Bayelsa State – Minister of State for Petroleum *Christian 9. George Akume – Benue State – Minister of Special Duties *Christian 10. Mustapha Baba Shehuri – Borno State – Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development *Muslim 11. Goddy Jedy Agba – Cross River State – Minister of State, Power *Christian 12. Festus Keyamo – Delta State – Minister of State, for Niger Delta *Christian 13. Ogbonnaya Onu – Ebonyi State – Minister of Science and Technology *Christian 14. Osagie Ehanire — Edo State – Minister of Health *Christian 15. Clement Ike – Edo State — Minister of State for Budget *Christian 16. Richard Adeniyi Adebayo – Ekiti State – Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment *Christian 17. Geoffrey Onyeama – Enugu State – Minister of Foreign Affairs *Christian*l 18. Ali Isa Pantami – Gombe State – Minister of Communication *Muslim 19. Emeka Nwajiuba – Imo State – Minister of State for Education *Christian 20. Suleiman Adamu – Jigawa State – Minister of Water Resources *Muslim 21. Zainab Ahmed – Kaduna State – Minister of Finance *Muslim 22. Muhammad Mahmood – Kaduna State – Minister of Environment *Muslim 23. Sabo Nanono – Kano State – Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development *Muslim 24. Bashir Salihi Magashi – Kano State – Minister of Defence *Muslim 25. Hadi Sirika – Katsina State – Minister of Aviation *Muslim 26. Abubakar Malami – Kebbi State – Minister of Justice/Attorney General of the Federation.*Muslim 27. Ramatu Tijjani – Kogi State – Minister of State, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) *Muslim 28. Lai Mohammed – Kwara State – Minister of Information and Culture *Muslim 29. Gbemisola Saraki – Kwara State – Minister of State, Transportion *Muslim 30. Babatunde Fashola – Lagos State – Minister of Works and Housing *Muslim 31. Adeleke Mamora – Lagos State – Minister of State for Health *Muslim 32. Mohammed H. Abdullahi – Nasarawa State – Minister of State, Science and Technology *Muslim 33. Zubair Dada – Niger State – Minister of State, Foreign Affairs *Muslim 34. Olamilekan Adegbite – Ogun State – Minister of Mines and Steel Development *Christian 35. Tayo Alasoadura – Ondo State – Minister of State, Labour and Employment *Christian 36. Rauf Aregbesola – Osun State – Minister Interior *Muslim 37. Sunday Dare – Oyo State – Minister of Youth and Sports *Christian 38. Paulen Tallen – Plateau State – Minister of Women Affairs *Christian 39. Rotimi Amaechi – Rivers State – Minister of Transportation *Christian 40. Maigari Dingyadi – Sokoto State – Minister of Police Affairs *Muslim 41. Sale Mamman – Taraba State – Minister of Power *Christian 42. Abubakar D. Aliyu – Yobe State – Minister of State, Works and Housing *Muslim 43. Sadiya Umar Faruk – Zamfara State – Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management *Muslim 44. Dr. Ikechukwu Ogah – Abia State – Minister of State Mines and Steel *Christian Muslim 23 Christian 21 |
Distribution of Governors and Deputies across states in Nigeria SE Abia - Christian/Christian Anambra - Christian/Christian Ebonyi - Christian/Christian Enugu - Christian/Christian Imo - Christian/Christian NE Adamawa - Muslim/Christian Bauchi - Muslim/Muslim Borno - Muslim/Muslim Gombe - Muslim/Christian Taraba - Christian/Muslim Yobe - Muslim/Muslim SS Akwa Ibom - Christian/Christian Bayelsa - Christian/Christian Cross River - Christian/Christian Delta - Christian/Christian Edo - Christian/Christian Rivers - Christian/Christian NC Benue - Christian/Christian Kogi - Muslim/Christian Kwara - Muslim/Christian Nassarawa - Muslim/Christian Niger - Muslim/Muslim Plateau - Christian/Christian SW Ekiti - Christian/Christian Lagos - Christian/Muslim Ogun - Christian/Muslim Ondo - Christian/Christian Osun - Muslim/Christian Oyo - Christian/Muslim NW Jigawa -Muslim/Muslim Kaduna - Muslim/Muslim Kano - Muslim/Muslim Katsina - Muslim/Muslim Kebbi - Muslim/Muslim Sokoto - Muslim/Muslim Zamfara - Muslim/Muslim More details coming |
LET US NOT BURN DOWN THIS COUNTRY: LET’S TOLERATE ONE ANOTHER 1. Are you aware that there is only one Muslim governor in the whole southern Nigeria, Gov. Oyetola of Osun out of 17 states? 2. Are you equally aware that there are only two Muslim Deputy Govs. in the whole of southern Nigeria? 3. In the North, there are four Christian Governors out of 19 states. 4. Eight Christian deputy Governors out of 19 states. 5. Are you aware there are 20 Christian Governors and only 16 Muslim Governors in Nigeria? 6. Do you know that there are 23 Christian Deputy Governors and 13 Muslim Deputy Governors in Nigeria? Despite this, 'CAN' is still shouting of Islamization agenda. But is this Christianization agenda of the south? No, because southern Muslims are more liberal and won't shout or make noise but if it is the opposite, 'CAN' would raise hell. ############ *Facts On Religious Balancing Of Joint Electoral Tickets in Nigeria *Fact 1: Total States in Nigeria - 36 Christian Governors - 20 (56%) Muslim Governors - 16 (44%) *Fact 2: Total States in Nigeria - 36 Christian Dep Govs - 22 (61%) Muslim Dep Govs - 14 (39%) *Fact 3: Total States in the South - 17 Christian Governors - 16 (94%) Muslim Governors - 1 (6%) *Fact 4: Total States in the North - 19 Christian Governors - 4 (21%) Muslim Governors - 15 (79%) *Fact 5: Total States in the South - 17 Christian Dep Govs - 14 (82%) Muslim Dep Govs - 3 (18%) |
TruthIsBitter02:Are you sure of this? Then why threatening APC? Why not use the population to deal with them. I just dislike hypocrisy. |
Help us take this to FT |
Built2last:Baba enough of this. Vote for your preferred candidate |
Okoroawusa:I don't think it is wise for some groups to issue threat on the choice of a party's candidate. Just don't vote the party if you don't like their candidates. Shikena! Just like threatening glo network because their data is expensive. Is it a must you use glo? |
Enjoy your Eid by learning/revising "matrices and determinants Find below some videos on the topics. Language: English (Yoruba version below) Matrices and Determinants 1 - Definition, order, types and notation of matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smAk0bVFVmI Matrices and Determinants 2 - Addition and subtraction of matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNW8gaBW-t8 Matrices and Determinants 3 - Multiplication of matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytw1YrTbu3k Matrices and Determinants 4 - Transpose of a matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNMtTiwq-Qs Matrices and Determinants 5 - Determinants of 2x2 matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImFO1-hPv4w Matrices and Determinants 6 - Determinants of 3x3 matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRUKALjFiIA Matrices and Determinants 7 - Determinants of 3x3 matrices (The law of Sarrus) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n17NB5y4UkQ Matrices and Determinants 8 - Equality of matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVoysr_H_cM Matrices and Determinants 9 - inverse of a 2x2 matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3hKLRHLizg Matrices and Determinants 10 - inverse of a 2x2 matrix by quicker method https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDGUSDFaplM Matrices and Determinants 11 - Adjoint of a matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2lfMCdoyYo Matrices and Determinants 12 - Inverse of a matrix using the adjoint method https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJPpui-y7BE Matrices and Determinants 13 - Matrix method of solving simultaneous equation | matrix inversion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYXrLN_UtZI Matrices and Determinants 14 - Cramer's rule | solving system of linear equation using determinants https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdsrEC8tC60 ####### *Yoruba version* Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 1 - Definition, order, types and notation of matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD5QOT_t_pU Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 2 - Addition and subtraction of matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nkn5v5zoDfg Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 3 - Multiplication of matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0TxgvDz4qs Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 4 - Transpose of a matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgaEJOEigpw Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 5 - Determinants of 2x2 matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4tbcogStug Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 6 - Determinants of 3x3 matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7tDwthR2b4 Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 7 - Determinants of 3x3 matrices (The law of Sarrus) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkcQb1pOgr4 Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 8 - Equality of matrices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp-U8LwJslU Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 9 - inverse of a 2x2 matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYSK8BIYEwQ Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 10 - the inverse of a 2x2 matrix using quicker method https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gaG5EzaYp4 Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 11 - Adjoint of a matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szH2R9BktUc Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 12 - Inverse of a matrix using the adjoint method https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPRB4NWUo6U Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 13 - Matrix method of solving simultaneous equation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbArw4KDM20 Matrices and Determinants in Yoruba 14 - Cramer's rule | solving simultaneous equation using determinant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2H7hoKKzKQ |
Although you dislike math but you are really curious when you hear this mathematics topic "Simultaneous linear equation". Isn't it? Okay, do you know two of the methods of solving this equation type (elimination and substitution) are very easy and interesting to use? Are you aware you can fully understand how to apply these two methods to solve simultaneous linear equation without stress just by watching a short video? In this short, I clearly summarized how you can apply these two methods to solving simultaneous linear equations Link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6HEtIsfYQA |
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