Summer Sonic Festival – Party Like There’s No Tmr In Japan!

Always wanted to go for the Summer Sonic Festival in Japan but don’t know how to go about the ticketing process? Worry no more, because 2016 might just be the year you’ll cross Summer Sonic out of your bucket list thanks to GigOut!

Get your tickets now!

For those who’d love to attend the festival but can’t get past the Japanese (and Engrish) ticketing system, GigOut will make it very easy for you to attend the Summer Sonic this year.

All you have to do is download their GigOut app (Summer Sonic 2016
Date: August 20 & 21, 2016
Venue: Tokyo (Chiba Marine Stadium & Makuhari Messe), Osaka (Maishima Arena)
Website:
GigOut app:Facebook: GigOut/ Summer Sonic

Header image source: Choo Choo! JR East To Open Very First Overseas Japan Rail Cafe In SG

Impossibru! Travel From Singapore To The Rest Of Southeast Asia BY TRAIN!

We have come a long way since the first aeroplane was invented, and today, scooting off to a random destination is relatively easy if you have the funds. But if you are in dire need of a holiday, one that allows you to fall in love with changing backdrops and a slow-paced itinerary, hop on a train adventure this year!

Whether you’re a first-time train hopper or a seasoned choo-choo enthusiast, check out our list of five destinations you can visit via old school trains, from the nearest to the further. And if you’re feeling brave and a little adventurous, how about taking a train adventure to each location, one after another?

Train to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

If you’ve never been on a train (the MRT doesn’t count), this may be the best way for you to experiment with something easy, instead of an itinerary too complex and arduous. Think of it as baby steps.

From Singapore, you can buy a train ticket to Kuala Lumpur at the Woodlands Train Checkpoint for around $10 (second class seat), $12.50 (2nd class sleeper), or $40 (1st class deluxe sleeper) depending on how luxurious you want your seven-hour journey to be. You can purchase tickets at the counter or

You can purchase tickets at the counter or online.

Attractions:

Petronas Towers
Address: Wilayah Persekwutuan, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Operating Hours: 9 AM – 9 PM daily

Batu Caves
Address: Batu Caves, Sri Subramaniam Temple, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Sunway Lagoon Theme Park
Address: 3, Jalan PJS 11/11, Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya, 46150, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, 46150, Malaysia
Tel: +60 3-5635 8000
Operating Hours: 10 AM – 6 PM daily

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Train to Butterworth @ Penang, Malaysia

From Kuala Lumpur, you can buy a train ticket to Butterworth in Malaysia, an idyllic town in Penang. There are two train journeys you can choose, which would take around 6.5 hours to 9 hours respectively. The fare should range from $11 to $28.

You might also wonder: there are so many places to take a train to from Kuala Lumpur, why Butterworth? Well, think of Butterworth as a layover destination, one where you can take a breather and chill out before heading on the next train to… Bangkok!

You can purchase tickets at the counter or online.

Attractions:

Penang Bird Park
Address: Taman Burung Seberang Jaya, Jalan Todak, Seberang Jaya, 13700, Perai, Pulau Pinang, 13700, Malaysia
Tel: +60 4-399 1899
Operating Hours: 9 AM – 7 PM daily

Taman Selat Rope Walk
Address: Jalan Selat, Taman Selat, 12000 Butterworth, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

Tow Boo Kong Temple Butterworth
Address: 894 & 896, MK14, Jalan Raja Uda, 12300 Butterworth, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Tel: +60 4-331 8717

Train to Bangkok, Thailand

That’s right! Did you know that you could visit Bangkok from Singapore by train?

From Butterworth, you can take a train ride of almost 20 hours to Bangkok’s Hualumphong Station for around $40 (adult ticket). Out of the three train rides mentioned for this train adventure, this is probably the one you would write home most about.

One of my favourite things about this particular train adventure is how whenever the train pulls up into the station, you’ll be greeted by men and women on the platform hawking hot food and drinks from porridge to a packet of nuts, and if you wanted something, you’d just pay for it over your train window.

Bangkok, of course, is almost every Singaporean’s favourite Asian city for nightlife, cheap food and shopping. Don’t forget to stop by weekend markets by Chatuchak and visit the local attractions, from the Grand Palace to the various art and history museums.

For this trip, you will have to buy your tickets in person or through a travel agent. That is because the train is operated by the State Railways of Thailand, and will not be available for reservations on the official KTM website.

Attractions:

Chatuchak Weekend Market
Address: 587/10 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand

Grand Palace
Address: Na Phra Lan Rd, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok, 10200, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 623 5500
Operating Hours: 8.30 AM – 3.30 PM daily

Dusit Zoo
Address: IBT No.71,Rama 5 Road,Dusit 10300, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 281 2000
Operating Hours: 8 AM – 6 PM daily

Train to Chiang Mai, Thailand

Located in the North of Thailand, Chiang Mai is great for nature lovers and those who want to escape from the hustle and bustle that is city life. You can visit Chiang Mai via a train from Bangkok; head over to Hua Lumphong Station and get yourself an overnight train ticket to Chiang Mai for around $9 to $40 — prices vary according to the level of comfort you’re willing to part with.

You can also get a sizable Thai dinner on the train itself in another cabin, which will make you feel like you’re in a Wes Anderson movie. Do take note that Bangkok to Chiang Mai trains are seriously popular among locals and tourists, so try to get your tickets well in advance.

Tickets will only be available in person at the counter or through a travel agent.

Attractions:

Doi Suthep
Address: Doi Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

Chiang Mai Night Safari
Address: 33 Moo 12, Hang Dong District, 50230, Thailand
Tel: +66 (0) 53-999-000
Operating Hours: 11 AM – 10 PM daily

Chiang Mai National Museum
Tel: +66 53 221 308
Operating Hours: 9 AM – 4 PM, Wednesday to Sunday

Train to Hua Hin, Thailand

Only four hours from Bangkok by train, Hua Hin has always been a popular choice for Thais when it comes to quiet family vacations, which means you’ll probably not have to hassle yourself with booze-spilling tourists with bad beach etiquette.

Say hello to some good ol’ R&R with the Sun and your buns with this short train ride that won’t cost you much either. Like how you would go to Chiang Mai from Bangkok, head over to Hua Lumphong Station to take a train to Hua Hin, passing by the smaller and EVEN quieter Cha Am. Tickets can cost anywhere upwards of $1.50 or so, going up to $15.

Tickets will only be available in person at the counter or through a travel agent.

Attractions:

Hua Hin Night Market
Address: Petchkasem Road, Hua Hin, Thailand
Operating Hours: 6 PM – 11 PM daily

Black Mountain Water Park
Address: 1, Khao Hin Lek Fai 2, หินเหล็กไฟ, Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110, Thailand
Tel: +66 32 618 444
Operating Hours: 10 AM – 6 PM daily

Phraya Nakhon Cave
Address: Kui Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
Tel: +66 89 782 6002

Don’t stop there! There are many destinations from Hanoi to Moscow to London you can visit by train if you have the time and money, although they will all require you to switch to a bus journey at some point. Like American author Marianne Wiggins said, “…what thrills me about trains is not their size or their equipment but the fact that they are moving, that they embody a connection between unseen places.” Start planning for a train adventure today!

(header credit by @nitisa1989, words by author)

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Need A Break? Here’re 9 New & Hip Hotels For Your Next Staycay!

1. The South Beach

If you’re looking for an elaborate stay, the The South Beach
Address: 30 Beach Rd, S189763
Contact:6818 1888
Price: From S$442 per night

2. Hôtel Vagabond

From its massive gold elephant to the shiny bronze rhinoceros at the reception, the quirky Hotel Vagabond
Address: 39 Syed Alwi Rd, S207630
Contact:6291 6677
Price: From S$209 per night

3. The Club Hotel

Head straight to Mr & Mrs Maxwell’s, the bar and lounge at The Club Hotel
Address: 28 Ann Siang Rd, 069708
Contact:6808 2188
Price:From  S$268 per night

4. Hotel Jen Tanglin

Image credit: Hotel Jen Tanglin

Based on the imaginary persona of Jen, a professional hotelier, Hotel Jen Tanglin offers a cosy staycation spot at the end of Orchard’s shopping district. With Tumblr-ish quotes printed on its cushions and a lounge that looks more like a cafe than a hotel, Jen offers a charming and personal touch. This is also seen from its dabao (takeaway) box at the buffet, where you can help yourself to a little extra with the courtesy of Jen. They certainly know how to satisfy the auntie in us.

Hotel Jen Tanglin
Address: 1A Cuscaden Rd, 249716
Contact:6738 2222
Price: From $202 per night

5. Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa

The newly refurbished Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa
Address: 2 Bukit Manis Road Sentosa, Singapore 099891
Contact:6708 8310
Price: From S$354 per night

6. Hotel YAN

Image credit: Hotel YAN

This industrial-chic hotel has a chill, cafe-like vibe that hipsters will die for. Built from a former industrial warehouse, Hotel YAN
Address: 162 Tyrwhitt Rd, 207581
Contact:6805 1955
Price: From S$104 per night

7. Park Hotel Alexandra

Want to avoid the hustle and bustle of the city? Park Hotel Alexandra
Address: 323 Alexandra Road, 159972
Contact:6828 8888
Price: From S$148 per night

8. ibis Styles Singapore On Macpherson

Located at the top level of Macpherson Mall, ibis Styles Singapore On Macpherson
Address: 401 Macpherson Road Corner of MacPherson & Aljunied Rd, S368215
Contact: 6622 6000
Price: From S$99 per night

9. Oasia Hotel Downtown

Image credit: Oasia Hotel Downtown

With natural foliage and sleek modern designs, Oasia Hotel Downtown
Address: 100 Peck Seah St, 079333
Phone:6812 6900
Price from S$240 per night

Parisian-inspired stays, tropical retreats and more, there’s definitely no lack of new hotels to book a staycation this year. So if you’re too caught up with work for an overseas trip, a staycation is probably the next best thing for a quick getaway.

(Header image credit: original images (in clockwise direction) by Hotel Jen Tanglin, Sofitel Singapore Resort & Spa, , edited by author.)

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Zouk At Sea: Party On A Luxury Cruise Like There’s No Tomorrow

Guess where Zouk’s latest outlet is? If you’re guessing Marina Bay or Resorts World Sentosa… you’re in for a brand new experience because Zouk is sailing into new waters by opening a club on a luxury cruise ship – Zouk At Sea! And the best part of all, this ship will stop in Singapore on November 4 this year on its maiden voyage to Guangzhou.

Titled Zouk At Sea, this club will be housed in Genting Dream, the newest cruise ship by Genting Hong Kong, the casino and cruise-line conglomerate which bought over our home-grown most happening club from its founder Lincoln Cheng last year.

Singaporeans can join a two-night trip with this cruise from $561 per person when the ship stops at our shores this November 4. If two nights of partying is too short for you, there is also the seven-night cruise from Singapore to Hong Kong departing on November 6 which stops by three cities of Vietnam – Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Trang and Danang. Prices start from $1,759 per person, including a night’s stay at Hong Kong and a return flight on Cathay Pacific.

Like the one at Jiak Kim Street, Zouk At Sea is made up of several concepts. It consists of an indoor dance club, a retro sports bar with billiards and a two-lane bowling alley, as well as the Zouk Beach – an outdoor day and night party deck with a splash pool that spells party all.day.long. More importantly, top international DJs will be brought on board for special events.

So what is this Genting Dream cruise all about? It’s an 18-deck, 3,352 passenger liner which cost a massive €707.2 million (about $1 billion) to build. Unlike the traditional family-oriented Star Cruise, this cruise line caters to the lifestyle-oriented and hip travellers who are looking for something fun yet different. It boasts over 1,100 square metres of luxury shops, champagne bar, whisky bar, Shanghai-style lounge for cabaret and burlesque acts, and more entertainment and gastronomical options.

On top of that, the Genting Dream is the only vessel in Asia to offer underwater tours. The tour takes up to four guests and one pilot for a 45-minute trip to explore the sea in a submarine. That is literally setting the bar super high!

Now who is saying Aye-Aye captain to this brand new Zouk At Sea?

ZOUK AT SEA (Genting Dream’s Singapore Stopover)
Date: 4 November 2016 (2 Nights)
Price: $561++ per person

ZOUK AT SEA (Singapore -> Hong Kong)
Date: 6 November 2016 ( 7 Nights)
Price: $1,759++ per person (including a night stay at Hong Kong and a return flight on Cathay Pacific)
Stops: Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Trang and Danang)

(Header image credit: Dream Cruises)

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7 Incredible Places In SEA To Discover With Friends!

Always wanted to travel, but never had the time or budget to go far? Let’s face it, we can’t all have enough stamina and budget to jet-set halfway across the globe. Right here in Southeast Asia are regional alternatives that come packed with sights and fun as well.

Who says you have to sacrifice distance for fun?

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Image source: There’s no doubt that travelling to Southeast Asia is perfect for a cheap and quick getaway. Forget Bangkok with all the tourist traps. Try hitting the land of pho instead. It comes as no surprise that a bowl of hearty and authentic rice noodle soup comes at only a fraction of the price here, alongside with a whole throng of Vietnamese street cuisine just waiting to be discovered.

Image source: And with their colourful history reflected in their architecture, from the Notre Dame Cathedral to the Saigon Central Post Office and floating temples, you’ll be choking up pictures for your Instagram feed for months to come.

Image source: Expedia

This relatively unheard part of Indonesia is fast gaining popularity in recent years thanks to its gorgeous natural sights and affordable shopping streets. Touted as the ‘Paris of Java’, this city is situated some 700 metres above sea level, which means that the weather here is cooling and unlike anything we’re accustomed to in Singapore.

Image source: Medischfun

Feast your eyes on the striking crater lake of Kawah Putih where the sulphuric content changes the colour of the pool, or skirt along Tangkuban Perahu, an actual active volcano with an amazing view to boot.

Estimated flight duration: 3 hour 40 mins
Estimated travel cost: $227 via AirAsia

Hua Hin, Thailand

Image source: This seaside resort city in Thailand allows you to enjoy the sea breeze without the crowds and tourist traps from popular beach destinations like Bali.

Image source: Drop by Hua Hin beach and enjoy the sunset while you ride a pony, or enjoy the stunning architecture of the Monkey Temple with numerous monkeys to accompany you around the temple grounds. They even have a Santorini Park with buildings that feature the minimalistic white walls and distinctive blue frames and doors. 

Image source: Instead of metallic structures and high-rise infrastructures, try a change of scenery and visit Bagan instead. Exuding some major rustic charm vibes, this ancient city is filled with historical temples and pagodas with stunning details.

Image source: Take a break from the hustle and bustle of our urban jungle and explore Bagan. Perhaps the best way to do so is to hop on a hot air balloon and take in all that this magnificent city has to offer from a bird’s eye view.

Image source: Time seems to stand still in this capital city of Laos. Located along the Mekong River, the best way possible to explore this laid back place is to take things slow. Bask in the intricate architectural details of Vientiane’s French and Laotian buildings.

Image source: The Buddha Park is filled with over 200 different sculptures that encapsulate this religion’s curious blend of Hindu and Buddhist influences. Not to be missed is also the Patuxai Victory Monument which draws close comparison with the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. 

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They even have a floating fire department and schools – take a peek into the locals’ lives and imagine a life where you never have to step foot on land.  

Estimated flight duration: 2 hours
Estimated travel cost: $560 via Royal Brunei

Bohol, Philippines

Image source: Taking a trip to Bohol is like stepping into a page of your geography textbook. Visit a Tarsier Sanctuary and interact with these adorable nocturnal creatures, or capture the beauty of Chocolate Hills – these hills are a unique formation in Bohol that consist of over 1260 hills that are covered with luscious greenery. There’s also a man-made mahogany forest perfect for nature lovers. 

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5 Destinations You Need To Visit For Your Perfect Summer Break!

Let’s face it, half the year has barely passed but your heart is probably already crying for a holiday. As much as you try to be patient, December is just too far away. So as firm believers of listening to one’s heart, we believe you deserve a well rested break before slogging it out recharging for the remaining year. Besides, it’s summer!

Whether you’re planning for a short weekend getaway or a week-long holiday, here’s our guide to 5 of the most popular travel destinations this June. Sparkling oceans and white sandy beaches here we come!

1. Bali, Indonesia

Are the sun, beaches, mystical temples and hipster cafes your thing? If so, Bali is the island for you! Up for some surfing? The western side of the peninsula happens to create one of the world’s best waves in June. For the outdoor junkies, take a hike up Mount Batur and enjoy Bali’s spectacular sunrise. With lots of sunshine during the dry season and a slightly cooler temperature, Bali’s the place to be in June.

Directions
There are around 16 direct flights available from Singapore to Bali daily. Fly by Tigerair, Silkair, Singapore Airlines, Jetstar or Garuda Indonesia to Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar. Flight time is approximately 2 hour 35 mins.

2. Beijing, China

The summer weather in Beijing may be slightly warm, but it’s a great period to visit as June happens to be the off-peak season as compared to the warmer summer months of July and August.

One of Beijing’s most holy imperial temples, The Temple of Heaven, is definitely worth a visit. If you are looking to take a hike up The Great Wall of China, June’s weather makes it the perfect time to do so.

Another good reason to visit in June is China’s annual Dragon Boat Festival. The festival falls on  the 9th of June this year. Explore their traditional folk customs and soak in the cultural vibes of this colourful festival.

Directions
With flights available via Singapore Airlines and Air China, do book your tickets in advance to snag the best deals! Direct flight time to PEK is 6 hours.

3. Koh Samui, Thailand

Looking for the perfect beach getaway? Head over to one of Thailand’s most beautiful beaches! Temperature ranges from 25 to 32 degrees Celsius, thus making Koh Samui the perfect place for a summer break! What’s more, you’ll totally get your money’s worth as the day starts as early as 5.59am. You may also consider taking a day trip to Koh Tao so get your underwater gears ready before diving into clear waters and pristine reefs.

Directions
Four direct flights per day are available via Bangkok Airways and Silkair. Flight to Koh Samui takes 1 hour 45 mins.

4. The Perhentian Islands, Malaysia

With less than an hour via boat from the east coast of Malaysia, visit the natural beauty of Perhentian Islands. Imagine lying on the white sandy beach, with a cold refreshing glass of freshly squeezed juice – now this is life. With the weather remaining dry and sunny in June with average highs of approximately 30°C, prepare to venture into the underwater world of the island!

Whether you are looking for a place to lay back and relax or to escape from the tourist hordes, this beauty spot in the east coast of Malaysia is the best option for a weekend getaway!

Directions
By plane: Fly by Malaysia Airlines, Air Asia or Fireflyz via KL International Airport to either Kuala Terengganu or Kota Bharu (45 mins). Take a bus or taxi to Kuala Besut jetty (1 hour 30 mins from Kuala Terengganu airport /1 hour from Kota Bharu airport).
By bus: Board a night coach from Singapore (9.5 hours) before taking a taxi to Kuala Besut Jetty.
By train: Train services with comfortable sleeping berths are available nightly from Singapore to Kelantan, terminating at Wakaf Baru and Tumpat. Take a taxi to Kuala Besut (45 mins).

5. Hoi An, Vietnam

Visit the charming old town of Ha Noi and chill by the beaches nearby. The dry season provides superb visibility, making it a fantastic time to go diving and snorkeling off the coast of Hoi An. Temperatures range around low-30 degree Celsius to mid-30s degree Celsius. Looking for some fun under the sun or up for some sunbathing at the beach? This is the right place and time! Also, as accommodation prices are fairly affordable during June, you need not break the bank searching for good accommodation!

Ha Noi is a great destination if you are planning for a long weekend (about 3 to 4 days).

Directions
Fly direct with Silkair or Jetstar to Na Dang within 2 hours 45 mins. Transfer via cab to Hoi An.

Feeling the wanderlust? It’s time you pack your bags, book that ticket and go on that well deserved break.

(Header image by Mister Weekender, words by editor)

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Planning A Holiday? The European Marketplace Is All You Need!

Ahh Europe, the perfect destination for all wanderlusts, love-birds, adventure-seekers and basically everyone else. From strolling along the Victorian streets of London to taking an evening gondola ride down the rivers of Venice, what’s not to love about this dreamy continent?

But with so many potential adventures to embark on and with so little time, planning your Europe escapade can get pretty exhausting. If you’re a first-time traveller, a little intimidating even. Where do you even begin?

Whether you’re embarking on a family holiday or a backpacking adventure, if you’re planning a trip to Europe, Flight Centre’s is definitely where you want to be this Saturday (21 May). With Travel Talks, Travel Photography, and Wine Tasting & Cooking Demonstration, this event will awaken your inner wanderlust in no time.

1. Travel Talks

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With its first Travel & Food Marketplace hosted at Elements & Co, Singapore’s first travel food themed café, hear from travel experts their experience and knowledge on key European destinations.

From Trafalgar Travel, discover essential guides to Scandinavia and Iceland such as when to go, where to stay and what to see. Interested in cruising the Mediterranean and Greece? Hear from cruise experts what it’s like exploring the natural wonders and cultural experiences of the Mediterranean and Greek islands.

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If you’re as kiasu as we are and planning a white Christmas in Europe, find out from travel experts where some of the world’s most beautiful European Christmas Markets are and when are the best times to visit them. From Berlin to Budapest, discover where you can find the best homemade crafts, pastries and shiny Christmas lights.

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What’s a trip without Instagram-worthy photos, right? From photographer Alvin Foo of the Little Dot Photography, pick up handy photography tips and tricks that you can use to show off document your travel adventures!

What’s more, find out how you can embark on a photographic tour across Europe with like-minded people whilst immersing yourself in the vibes of the European summer!

3. Wine Tasting & Cooking Demonstration

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Picking up travel tips aside, enjoy a relaxing afternoon at Elements & Co and a complimentary taste of their wholesome food cuisine with a European lunch buffet. Did we also mention that the café serves great coffee?

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Speaking of food, watch Leon See, the Head Chef at Elements & Co in action and see how you make a delicious Italian dish at home! For the slightly more atas wine-appreciators, enjoy a Wine & Cheese Tasting and learn how you can pair a good French wine and some tasty cheeses.

The best part of this European Marketplace? Registration for this event is completely free! Not only do you get to pick up some handy travel tips, you get to win a free trip to a mystery destination by taking part in a fun suitcase packing competition.

Ready for even more awesome news?

Flash this article at Elements & Co and get a complimentary cup of coffee on us!

So if you’re a travel enthusiast looking for your next adventure, head down to Flight Centre’s European Marketplace this Saturday 21^st May 2016 and find out how you can make the most out of your trip to Europe!

Tickets are limited so we’d register now if we were you!

European Marketplace @ Elements & Co
When: 21^st May 2016, 1pm-5pm
Where: 37 Cecil Street, #01-01, Singapore, 069537

(Header image by whattocook.com, words by writer)

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