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North Inch Golf Course is a public golf course in Perth, Scotland run by Perth and Kinross Council. The course is used by a number of golf clubs, including the Royal Perth Golfing Society, the Perth Artisans Golf Club 1879, Perth Merchants Golf Club, Perth Ladies Golf Club, and the Perth Railway Golf Club


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Marcelle Yrven
Marcelle Yrven
Born
Marthe Marie Aglaé Wary

(1877-11-10)November 10, 1877[1]
DiedNovember 7, 1954(1954-11-07) (aged 76)
NationalityFrench
OccupationActress
Known forActress in Comédie-Française

Marcelle Yrven (born Marthe Marie Aglaé Wary 10 November 1877 – 7 November 1954) was actress known for her roles in Blood Red Rose (1939), A Fly in the Ointment (1925) and Excursion Train (French:Train de plaisir) (1936),

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  • 1898: Perlinpinpin Powder by the Cogniard brothers
  • 1900: Little Red Riding Hood , operetta to music by Marius Baggers
  • 1903: The Twin of Auguste Monnier
  • 1904: Wedding night by Henri Kéroul and Albert Barré
  • 1905: Love volcano by Michel Carré
  • 1905: A vein of ... by Henri Kéroul and Albert Barré
  • 1906: Le Chopin by Henri Kéroul and Albert Barré
  • 1906: Amour et Cie by Louis Forest
  • 1907: Number 18 by Henri Kéroul and Albert Barré
  • 1907: Panachot gendarme of André Mouëzy-Éon and Paul Gavault
  • 1907: The Satyr of Georges Berr and Marcel Guillemaud
  • 1908: The Hour of the Shepherdess by Maurice Ordonneau
  • 1909: Monsieur Zéro by André Mouëzy-Éon and Paul Gavault
  • 1909: Revenge of Eve by Antony Mars and Alphonse de Beil
  • 1910: L'Éprouvette by Henri Kéroul and Albert Barré
  • 1910: The Child of the Mystery by Eugène Joullot and Alévy
  • 1910: The Million by Georges Berr and Marcel Guillemaud
  • 1913: Le Minaret by Jacques Richepin
  • 1927: Her husband of Paul Géraldy and Robert Spitzer
  • 1927: Lulu , operetta in 3 acts, libretto and lyrics by Serge Veber , music by Philippe Parès and Georges van Parys  : aunt Chloé

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  • 1914: The Commander of the Croquignole by Henry de Brisay
  • 1914: The Two Children (anonymous production)
  • 1916: Paris during the war of Henri Diamant-Berger
  • 1924: I killed of Roger Leo
  • 1924: A thread on the paw of Robert Saidreau
  • 1928: Le Tourbillon de Paris by Julien Duvivier
  • 1933: The Star of Valencia by Serge de Poligny  : A girl
  • 1935: Léo Joannon's pleasure train : M Pigeonnet
  • 1935: La Marmaille by Dominique Bernard-Deschamps
  • 1936: Coeur de gosse by Georges Pallu
  • 1936: La Belle Équipe by Julien Duvivier  : Mr. Jubette's friend
  • 1936: The Mysterious Lady by Robert Péguy: the innkeeper
  • 1936: The Rose stripped by Georges Pallu  : the concierge
  • 1936: The Secret of the Emerald by Maurice de Canonge  : Miss Calmann
  • 1937: Worldly police by Michel Bernheim and Christian Chamborant
  • 1937: Le Fauteuil 47 by Fernand Rivers  : Sidonie Theillard
  • 1939: The World in Arms by Jean Oser
  • 1939: Angélica by Jean Choux - Yacca
  • 1942: Fevers of Jean Delannoy  : the old actress

PUBLICATIONS

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  • Le Lit au théâtre , 1912
  • The Actress and Feminism , Paris, Imprimerie L. Pichon,1914
  • Lucidity , unpublished poems by Magda de Wary and Marcelle Yrven; Lucidity on Google Books
  • Au fil des jours, revised and enlarged edition of several unpublished poems, by Magda de Wary and Marcelle Yrven, 1924; As the days go by on Google Books



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  • La Comédienne Et Le Féminisme ISBN 978-0274502653 (1914)[2]

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  • King Hassan II of Morocco has been a force for golf in northern Africa. He hired Trent Jones and Mr. Jones’ acolyte, Cabell Robinson, to design and build Royal Dar-es-Salam in Rabat. There are also royal clubs at:

Eddie Chacon (born 22 August 1963)[3] is an American singer, songwriter, producer & photographer.[3] He is best known as part of the soul music duo Charles & Eddie, who came together in 1990 and split up amicably in 1997 when their label stopped taking their telephone calls.[4] Chacon is the fashion director for Autre magazine and he signed with Quattro Music in Europe and Radikal Records in North America to release new music in 2019.[5]

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Chacon was born in Oakland, California,[6] and raised in Hayward and Castro Valley, California.[7] He is the youngest of three boys.[7]


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Record Producer

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  • "I'm Not An Angel" on To Find The Truth by Trine Rein

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References

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  1. ^ Cite error: The named reference Grossin was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  2. ^ Catalogue of Copyright Entries: Books. Library of Congress, Copyright Office. 1914. pp. 651–.
  3. ^ a b "Eddie Chacon". BBC. Retrieved 12 October 2020.
  4. ^ "Eddie Chacon, a Fleeting '90s Neo Soul Star, Returns as an Old Soul (this article is sourced from The New York Times nytimes.com/2020/07/28/arts/music/eddie-chacon.html)". washingtonsources.org. 28 July 2020. Retrieved 12 October 2020.
  5. ^ "Eddie Chacon – Rumors or Lies?". Radikal Records. Retrieved 12 October 2020.
  6. ^ "Charles And Eddie". Oxford University Press. Retrieved 12 October 2020.
  7. ^ a b "Charles Pettigrew". WBSS Media. Retrieved 12 October 2020. Cite error: The named reference "WBSS" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
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.................................................................................... Eddie Chacon is an American musician best known as one half of 90s duo Charles & Eddie who had a major worldwide hit with Would I Lie to You? in 1993.[1] Would I Lie to You? won three Ivor Novello Awards in 1993 (for Best Contemporary Song, Best Selling Song and International Hit of the Year). Since 2011, Chacon has been working as a photographer.[citation needed]

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He began his career as a staff songwriter for CBS Songs.[citation needed] His demo of "All You Need Is Love" fell into the hands of Columbia Records president, Mickey Eisner who signed him to his first major record deal. After working with producer Richard James Burgess (Buggles) he struggled to find his own voice. His LP was shelved after the disappointing performance of his début single, "All You Need Is Love." Meanwhile, his song writing career got off to a promising start. His first recorded song was the Feargal Sharkey (The Undertones) single, "Out of my System", released on Virgin Records in 1988.

Unable to let go of his singing dream, he moved to Miami and signed on with Luke Skyywalker Records (Luther Campbell). His solo record "Sugaree" (released January 1989, under the pseudonym Edward Anthony Luis) stalled when he began working as a second engineer on 2 Live Crew's controversial record, As Nasty As They Wanna Be. After a move back to Los Angeles The Dust Brothers started producing him in the hopes of signing him to their newly formed label Nickelbag Records. He was happy with the music but felt the project was moving too slowly so he moved to New York City and began working with famed rapper Daddy-O (Stetsasonic).

It was there that he had a meeting on a subway train with Charles Pettigrew (chronicled in Charles & Eddie #33 UK hit, "New York City"). Shortly thereafter, they were signed as duo Charles & Eddie by a junior A & R person at Capitol Records, Josh Deutsch (who eventually founded Downtown Records and RCRD LBL in 2006). The duo had four Top 40 hits in the UK ("Would I Lie to You" #1, "New York City" #33, "House Is Not a Home" #29 and "24-7-365" #38) before disbanding in 1996 due to the untimely deaths of Charles's father and sister. Eddie went back to songwriting and co-wrote, Save our Love, which went on to be one of six Top 20 hits in the UK's third biggest record of all time in England by a girl group, Eternal.

In 1998 Chacon wrote another Top 40 hit in the UK, "Searchin' for a Soul" (UK #28) recorded by Conner Reeves. In 1994, Chacon wrote a #1 hit in Scandinavia, "All It Takes" (1994 EMI/Medley Records) for the Danish singer Hanne Boel. Chacon eventually moved to Copenhagen, Denmark in 2001 to write and co-produce several chart toppers with Poul Bruun (discovered and produced, Gasolin']. In 2001 his former partner,Charles died at the age of 37 due to cancer.Together they worked on Hanne Boel's #1 record "Beware of the Dog" (EMI/Medley 2002), co-produced and wrote #1 album, Erann DD, Thats the Way for Me (Columbia Records,2003) and #1 single by Erann DD, "Didn't I Tell You (That I Love You)". In 2004 he wrote both singles on Hanne Boels #2 album Abaco (Warner brothers Records, 2004), "While You Were Out" and "Wonderland". In 2007, Chacon wrote Top 40 hit, "Preacher", taken from Hanne Boel's, Private Eye.

From 2008 to 2011, Chacon released three full-length electronic disco influenced records under the name The Polyamorous Affair, a duo he formed with his spouse, Sissy Sainte-Marie.[citation needed]

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  1. ^ Mayer, Dana (13 March 1993). "Magic's in the Music and the Music's in These". Billboard. pp. 85–90. Retrieved 18 August 2011.


Category:American singer-songwriters Category:Songwriters from California Category:People from Hayward, California Category:Living people Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Place of birth missing (living people) Category:Singers from California

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He started his first band at age 12 with neighborhood friends Cliff Burton (later of Metallica) and Mike Bordin (later of Faith No More). In his early 20s, Chacon worked as a songwriter for CBS Songs. He made albums for Columbia and Luther Campbell of 2 Live Crew, both of which went unreleased, along with demos made with the Dust Brothers. After splitting with Pettigrew, he worked as a photographer and creative director,[1] and also performed in an electronic duo, The Polyamorous Affair, with his wife Sissy Sainte-Marie.[2]

On May 29, 2020, The Fader announced Chacon's return to music after three decades of silence as a singer, referring to him as a "low-key R&B legend".[3] Chacon released the single "My Mind Is Out of Its Mind" from his forthcoming LP, Pleasure, Joy and Happiness on Day End Records.[4] The project is produced and co-written by Solange collaborator John Carroll Kirby and distributed by Light in the Attic Records.[5] On July 15, 2020, KCRW premiered the album's second single, "Trouble". They wrote, "Eddie Chacon’s R&B pop exploits are both influential and legendary."[4] On July 29, 2020, The New York Times wrote about the LP, saying, "The album avoids the trappings of a throwback or revival of a bygone era, instead exploring the rarely glimpsed side of that genre’s themes of passion and heartbreak, sung by a bruised but wiser man."[1]






OJOMA IDEGWU - Ojoma Idegwu - Ojoma Linda Idegwu DoB 22-09-1982 https://www.africanfashionwear.it/2019/09/03/ojoma-idegwu-dearcurves/ Ojoma was born in the southern part of Nigeria but currently lives in the UK where she intends to make an impact on the world around her through African fashion wear for plus-size women.


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Russell Goodway
OBE
Lord Mayor of Cardiff
In office
6 May 1999 – 2003
Preceded byMarion Drake
Succeeded byGordon Houlston
Leader of Cardiff Council
In office
January 1996 – 2004
Preceded byStuart Foster
Succeeded byRoss Willmott
In office
May 1981 – May 1994
Preceded byKen Middleton
Succeeded byStuart Foster
Leader of South Glamorgan County Council
In office
8 October 2010 – 1 April 2011
Member of Parliament
for Leicester South
In office
5 May 2005 – 1 April 2011
Preceded byParmjit Singh Gill
Succeeded byJon Ashworth
Personal details
Born (1955-12-23) 23 December 1955 (age 68)
[[[St Athan]], Wales
NationalityBritish
Political partyLabour
Children3
Alma materUniversity College, Swansea
WebsiteCardiff Council webpage
Premier Inn Hotel, Custom House Street
 
Alternative names7
General information
StatusCompleted
LocationCardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
Coordinates51°28′48″N 3°10′21″W / 51.4801°N 3.1725°W / 51.4801; -3.1725
Height
Roof61 m (200 ft)
Technical details
Floor count18
Design and construction
Structural engineerC
Website
bridgestreet-exchange.com

Custom House and former York Hotel,

https://cardiff.moderngov.co.uk/documents/s18318/Custom%20House%20Custom%20House%20Street.pdf "The site is located on the corner of St. Mary St. and Customhouse Street immediately to the north of the mainline railway, on the former East Canal Wharf of the Glamorganshire Canal, and comprises the Custom House and the former York Hotel.

2.2 The Custom House was built c.1845. In 1975 it was grade II listed for tis importance in the commercial history of Cardiff, despite extensive alterations and extension. In 1985 it was effectively internally gutted, altered and extended to the east along Customhouse Street, and a metal mansard roof extension was added. 2.3 The building is finished in painted stucco render with some bathstone dressings, with rusticated ground floor/pilasters, and roman arch headed window apertures with segmental/marginal glazing bars to double glazed timber windows. The building has been completely altered internally and currently has a now somewhat dated 1980s modern hipped Mansard roof. The building is listed as much for its importance in the commercial history of Cardiff as for its remaining architectural merit. 2.4 The York Public House (proposed to be demolished) is adjoined to the rear and western side elevation of the Custom House and is bounded by the main central railway line to its rear (S) elevation. The building is not listed and has been vacant for a number of years and is boarded and reported to have come to the end of its useful life, and to be derelict/structurally unsound. 2.5 The public realm surrounding the site is now looking dated with a somewhat random mix of paving materials, planters, benches, sculptural public art and cycle stands and barriers. 2.6 The Custom House is separated from the adjacent Open University building to the east (10.5m at the closest point) by the access road shared with the OU building. Customhouse Street now acts principally as a bus layby and bus only access in a westerly direction and with limited traffic flows travelling east. 2.7 The site is located in the Central Business Area and the Cardiff Central Enterprise Zone (LDP Policy KP2A), immediately to the south of the city centre commercial hub and north of the Callaghan Square commercial office area, in a highly sustainable location close to public transport and city centre facilities. The Central Train and Bus Stations are c. 200m to the west, Queen Street Station is approximately 900m to the east.

Premier Inn Hotel, Custom House Street on the site of the former Custom House and York Hotel on the corner of St. Mary Street and Custom House Street 

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Modern English day name Old English day name English day name meaning Glossed from Latin day name Latin day name meaning
Monday Mōnandæg "Moon's day", personified in related Norse mythology as the god Máni Dies Lunae "Day of the Luna", the personified moon in Roman mythology
Tuesday Tiwesdæg "Tiw's day" Dies Martis "Day of Mars"
Wednesday Wōdnesdæg "Woden's day" Dies Mercurii "Day of Mercury"
Thursday Þūnresdæg "Thunor's day" Dies Iovis "Day of Jupiter"
Friday Frigedæg "*Frija's day" Dies Veneris "Day of Venus"
Saturday Sæturnesdæg "Saturn's day" Dies Saturni "Day of Saturn"
Sunday Sunnandæg "Sun's day", personified as the goddess Sól/Sunna among other Germanic peoples Dies Solis "Day of the Sun", the sun is personified as Sol in Roman mythology

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In the 1979 Welsh devolution referendum the people of Wales voted against proposals by the Labour Government to establish an elected Welsh Assembly. The plans were defeated by a majority of 4:1 with only 12% of the Welsh electorate voted to set up a directly elected assembly in Cardiff's Coal Exchange.


This is a list of models used by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

https://artuk.org/visit/collection/amgueddfa-cymru-national-museum-wales-1615

Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales is a collection of museums based in Wales. It was established in 1907 when it received a Royal Charter as a "museum of natural science, archaeology, history and the arts". There are seven museums in total, with two in Cardiff, one in both the City of Swansea and the City of Newport. The other museums are located in Torfaen, North West Wales and two in West Wales.

The Museum's first mission statement was created by Lord Pontypridd in 1912 "To teach the world about Wales and the Welsh people about their fatherland", and its more formal expression in the Charter emphasised that the new National Museum was being instituted for the benefit of the education of the public, entailing the complete representation of many aspects of Welsh life, history, culture and nature.

has the largest public art collection in Wales, most of which is at the National Museum in Cardiff. The displays there contain Welsh, British and European paintings from the Renaissance to the present day, ranging from Tudor portraits and the French Impressionists to cutting-edge contemporary art. The range and quality of the paintings collection was transformed in 1951 and 1963, through the legacy of industrial heiresses Gwendoline and Margaret Davies. Their bequests of Impressionist and early twentieth-century British art find few rivals in the UK. Today the collection continues to develop with the support of the Welsh Assembly Government, charities, and many generous private donors. The purchase of modern and contemporary art is especially active thanks to the Derek Williams Trust. Some of the Museum’s most outstanding paintings include van de Cappelle’s ‘A Calm’, Renoir’s ‘La Parisienne’ and Francis Bacon’s ‘Study for a Self Portrait’.

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https://www.theguardian.com/news/2000/feb/08/guardianobituaries https://www.johnkay.com/2001/11/28/meeting-of-closed-minds/ Sir Frank Henry Burland Willoughby Layfield, barrister, born August 9 1921; died February 2 2000

One Central Square

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The 135,000-square-foot (12,500 m2) building was completed in March 2016. It was designed by Rio Architects. The tenants in 2017 included MotoNovo Finance, Hodge Bank, law firm Blake Morgan, Amber Energy and S3 Advertising. https://www.walesonline.co.uk/business/its-only-just-over-year-13085603

Two Central Square

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The 148,000 square feet (13,700 m2) building was designed by architectural firm Foster + Partners. It is occupied by Hugh James solicitors and the Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies. https://www.hughjames.com/blog/first-look-from-the-top-of-two-central-square and https://www.walesonline.co.uk/business/business-news/latest-timetable-buildings-taking-shape-15081655

Three Central Square

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Main article: BBC Wales headquarters building

The 180,000-square-foot (16,700 m2) building was completed....BBC Cymru Wales

Four Central Square

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Main article: Cardiff Central bus station

Known as The Interchange, the £100 million building will become the new Cardiff Central bus station, when completed. It has been designed by Holder Mathias Architects (HMA) with the bus station will be operated by Transport for Wales. The bus station will include 14 bus stands, seven ground floor retail units, 305 flats in a 22-storey tower facing Wood Street and a nine-storey block facing Marland Street, office space and a 249-space car park. It is due to be completed by mid-2021. https://www.walesonline.co.uk/business/business-news/another-design-cardiff-bus-hma-14545562 and https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local-news/cardiff-bus-station-work-date-16361872

Five Central Square

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The £100 million 270,000-square-foot (25,100 m2) building will be occupied by HM Revenue and Customs. It was designed by architectural firm Gensler and built by Sir Robert McAlpine. https://www.walesonline.co.uk/business/biggest-ever-office-scheme-wales-15142836

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Cardiff Central Square https://cardiff.moderngov.co.uk/Data/Cabinet/20140717/Agenda/Update%20on%20the%20Central%20Square%20Regeneration%20Scheme%20(10.75M).pdf

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Jan Martiník
Born(1983-05-11)11 May 1983
Ostrava, Czechoslovakia
NationalityCzech
OccupationOpera singer (bass)


Jan Martiník (born 11 May 1983) is a Czech professional opera bass singer.

Martiník was born on 11 May 1983 in Ostrava in Czechoslovakia, in what is now known as the Czech Republic. He graduated from the Janáček Conservatory. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/profiles/5BGQsrhRFgc8VYkDslfG5VX/czech-republic-jan-martinik

He was born in 1983 in Ostrava, where he studied singing with Eliška Pappová at the Janáček Conservatory.[6]

Martiník was also a finalist in Operalia in 2007 and won Förderpreis in Das Lied competition in Berlin in 2009.[6] 

He has won several awards at international singing competitions, including the Nicholas Schneider-Trnavský Competition in Trnava, the Antonín Dvořák Competition in Karlovy Vary, and the participation in the finals of the Operalia 2007 competition. at the Belvedere Competition in Vienna at Verena Keller courses in Germany. Professional…


Jukebox Dury
Greatest hits album by
Ian Dury and the Blockheads
ReleasedNovember 20, 1981 (1981-11-20)[7]
Studiovarious
Genre
LabelStiff

Jukebox Dury is a compilation album by Ian Dury and the Blockheads, released in the UK on Stiff Records on 20 November 1981.[7] The album features all four of Dury's UK top 40 singles; "What a Waste", "Hit Me with Your Rhythm Stick", "Reasons to Be Cheerful, Part 3" and "I Want to Be Straight".[11] AllMusic's review of the album said "Jukebox Dury, with its concise 12 tracks, remains the one definitive compilation"




Mark Pitman
OccupationJockey (retired) and racehorse trainer
Born (1966-08-01) 1 August 1966 (age 58)
Swindon, England
Career winsRode around 300
Trained over 220
Major racing wins
Rode
1991 Cheltenham Gold Cup
Trained
1999 Champion Bumper
1999 Hennessy Gold Cup
Significant horses
Garrison Savannah, Ever Blessed, Monsignor

Mark Andrew Pitman (born 1 August 1966) is a racehorse trainer and former jockey.

https://www.skysports.com/racing/news/12040/10128888/mark-pitman-hits-the-headlines-again-at-taunton

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https://sites.google.com/site/allsoppfredjockey/pitman-mark

https://www.skysports.com/racing/news/12040/10128888/mark-pitman-hits-the-headlines-again-at-taunton

https://champions-speakers.co.uk/sports-speakers/horse-racing-speakers/mark-pitman/ Mark Andrew Pitman, born in Swindon in Wiltshire (DOB 1 August 1966). His father, Richard Pitman, was a top National Hunt jockey turned racing commentator and his mother, Jenny, is arguably the greatest female trainer in history. Jenny has a full set of Grand National titles including winning the Aintree Showpiece – twice! She also won two Cheltenham Gold Cup’s, The Hennessey Gold Cup and the King George VI Gold Cup amongst many other races.

Mark worked for the legendary David Nicholson for three years before moving onto the fifteen times champion trainer Martin Pipe. He later became first jockey to his mother, Jenny, and the two of them had some top class victories including the ultimate prize of the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1991. He was top jockey at the prestigious Aintree Festival in 1990 and rode around 300 hundred winners before retiring at the age of 26.

Mark became Assistant Trainer for three years to his mother, Jenny, during which time the big race successes continued. Mark then took out his own Trainer’s license in 1996 and having started with just five horses made an immediate impact when his first runner was a winner. The yard continued to grow and so did the winners. He trained National Hunt and Flat horses during his nine year career and trained over 220 winners including winners at The Cheltenham Festival and all the top tracks in the country. The Jenny & Mark Pitman Racing Club was set up in June 2008 with the aim to provide people with a memorable racing experience at a nominal cost.


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The Hardwick is a restaurant in

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There are 83 listed buildings in Llandaff, Cardiff, Wales. 2 buildings are Grade I listed buildings, Llandaff Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace. 5 buildings are Grade II* and 76 are Grade II.

Grade I listed buildings

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Llandaff Cathedral   1120 to 1869 Cathedral Close The current building was constructed in the 12th century over the site of an earlier church. Severe damage was done to the church in 1400 during the rebellion of Owain Glyndŵr, during the English Civil War when it was overrun by Parliamentarian troops, and during the Great Storm of 1703. By 1717, the damage to the cathedral was so extensive that the church seriously considered removal of the see. Following further storms in the early 1720s, construction of a new cathedral began in 1734, designed by John Wood, the Elder. During the Cardiff Blitz of the Second World War in January 1941, the cathedral was severely damaged when a parachute mine was dropped; blowing the roof off the nave, south aisle and chapter house. The stonework which remains from the medieval period is primarily Somerset Dundry stone, though local blue lias constitutes most of the stonework done in the post-Reformation period.
Bishop's Palace, Llandaff   c. 1266 The Cathedral Green The structure is the ruined residence of the bishops of Llandaff. It is located a short distance to the south of Llandaff Cathedral. The twin-towered gatehouse is one of the few remaining structures. It has two towers and originally had two storeys above the basement, a vaulted archway, a portcullis slot and a great oak door with much decorative ironwork.

Grade II* listed buildings

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Chapel of St. Michael's College   1957-9 Cardiff Road, Llandaff Built to replace two bombed ranges of the College which had included the Chapel. Designed by George Pace who was Cathedral Architect at the time and engaged on the rebuilding of the Cathedral after war damage.
Howells School   1858-9 Cardiff Road, Llandaff The school originated with a bequest by Thomas Howells in 1537 to the London Drapers Company to provide dowries for orphan girls. A wing, including the Big Hall, was added by G E Halliday in 1899-1900 but the main building is otherwise largely unaltered.
Insole Court   1855 Fairwater Road, Llandaff The building was designed by W G & E Habershon and built in 1855 for wealthy businessman James Harvey Insole and dating back to 1855. He had extensive coal-mining interests across the South Wales coalfield.
49 Cardiff Road   1860-3 Cardiff Road, Llandaff Built as the National Probate Registry for Wales by the Welsh architect John Prichard, and built by Thomas Williams of Canton, Cardiff. The building was converted for modern office use in the 1990s.
The Cathedral School   1744-51 Cardiff Road, Llandaff Built by Admiral Thomas Mathews as Llandaff Court to replace the ancient manor house of Bryn-y-Gynnen.

Grade II* listed buildings

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Name Date Location Description
1 The Cathedral Green
3 The Cathedral Green
17 The Cathedral Green
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Longford Athletics Stadium
 
Longford Athletics Stadium
 
LocationPerry Park, Perry Barr, Birmingham, England
Coordinates52°31′49″N 1°54′20″W / 52.53033°N 1.90561°W / 52.53033; -1.90561
OperatorBirmingham City Council
Construction
Broke ground1975
Opened1976 (1976)
Expanded2011, (proposed 2019-2021)
Tenants
Birchfield Harriers
England Monarchs (NFL Europe) (1998)
Website
www.birmingham.gov.uk/alexander


Trafford Athletic Stadium, also known as Stretford Stadium, Longford Park Stadium and Longford Athletics Stadium The track was originally cinder and was presumably opened at the same time as the stadium which was built in 1965. The synthetic (Tartan) track opened on 22 Jul 1975 and has been relaid once since then. Since 1992 the track has been managed by the host club Trafford AC under the name Trafford Athletic Club Stadium Management. Additional facilities include a fitness/weights suite. A new £1M clubhouse opened on 7th January 2001 although the official opening is planned for later in 2001. The stadium holds more meetings than any other in the UK. The track is also sometimes referred to as Stretford Stadium or Longford Park Stadium.


The ECB city-based T20 tournament is a proposed eight-team Twenty20 cricket competition organised by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to start in 2020.

In a postal ballot of the ECB’s membership, – the 18 first-class counties, the MCC, the Minor Counties Association and the 21 non first-class counties.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/jul/27/ecb-city-based-t20-cricket-county-officials The ECB has a delicate tightrope to walk with its main broadcaster partner, Sky, whose £75m-a-year deal for all international and domestic cricket runs up until the end of 2019.


12th November 1997 (https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/L-55252-011) Obituary: Dale Owen http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/obituary-dale-owen-1296690.html (2 August 1924; married 1964 Maureen Kelly (two sons, and one son deceased); Dale Owen https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Architect+who+changed+the+face+of+Cardiff%3B+The+Glamorgan+Archives...-a0357556138

Buildwas Bridge
 
The present-day Buildwas Bridge
Coordinates52°38′10″N 2°31′33″W / 52.6362°N 2.5257°W / 52.6362; -2.5257
CarriesA4169 road
CrossesRiver Severn
LocaleBuildwas, England
Characteristics
DesignBeam bridge
Width4.75 m (15.6 ft)
Longest span12.2 m (40 ft)
History
DesignerDavid Edwards
Location
 

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Mark Pitman
OccupationJockey (retired) and racehorse trainer
Born (1966-08-01) 1 August 1966 (age 58)
Height5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)
Major racing wins
1999 Hennessy Gold Cup (trainer),
1991 Cheltenham Gold Cup (jockey)

Mark Andrew Pitman (born on 1 August 1966) is an English racehorse trainer and a retired professional National Hunt jockey. He won the 1991 Cheltenham Gold Cup on Garrison Savannah, who was trained by his mother, Jenny Pitman.

Jockey 1990 (Royal Athlete) Mildmay Novices' Chase 1990 (Vazon Bay) Mersey Novices' Hurdle 1991 Cheltenham Gold Cup (jockey)

Training 1999 (Ever Blessed) Hennessy Gold Cup (Group 3) 1999 (Monsignor) Champion Bumper 1999 Hennessy Gold Cup (trainer) 2000 Tolworth Hurdle 2000 (Monsignor) Baring Bingham Novices' Hurdle 


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From https://champions-speakers.co.uk/sports-speakers/horse-racing-speakers/mark-pitman/ Mark worked for the legendary David Nicholson for three years before moving onto the fifteen times champion trainer Martin Pipe. He later became first jockey to his mother, Jenny, and the two of them had some top class victories including the ultimate prize of the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1991. He was top jockey at the prestigious Aintree festival in 1990 and rode around 300 hundred winners before retiring at the age of 26.

Mark became Assistant Trainer for three years to his mother, Jenny, during which time the big race successes continued.

Mark then took out his own Trainer’s license in 1996 and having started with just five horses made an immediate impact when his first runner was a winner. The yard continued to grow and so did the winners. He trained National Hunt and Flat horses during his nine year career and trained over 220 winners including winners at the Cheltenham Festival and all the top tracks in the country.

The Jenny & Mark Pitman Racing Club was set up in June 2008 with the aim to provide people with a memorable racing experience at a nominal cost. The Club’s horses have performed with great credit throughout 2009 and the feedback we have received from Members has all been very positive. We currently have around 220 members and this means we can give a personal service to our members which is very important to us. We have recently launched the Gold Club and this enables people to have more of a commitment and become an owner in a syndicate managed by Jenny & Mark.

Mark attends all the major bloodstock sales and has successfully been buying racehorses for over 20 years for many of the countries’ top racehorse owners. His ability to select top class horses, even when they are foals has stood many an owner in good stead.


MARK PITMAN, the former trainer, has made a shock return to Lambourn's Weathercock House Stables to work alongside Carl Llewellyn, the trainer there for the past three seasons. Pitman will be employed on a full-time basis following a meeting with Malcolm Denmark, the London-based businessman who purchased the stables from Pitman's mother Jenny when she retired ten years ago. When Llewellyn was headhunted by Denmark, who is the principal owner at Weathercock, to take over as trainer, he and Pitman worked together for a season prior to the latter moving to Spain, from where he has been running a bloodstock business.

http://sportsnewsireland.com/racing/racing_irish/list-of-the-declared-runners-jockeys-for-2017-aintree-grand-national/ 15 Feb 2009 He (Malcolm Denmark) started owning racehorses in 1996 when his father became ill, deciding to have a couple of horses with Mark Pitman, who himself was just starting out with a licence. Financed Pitman’s purchase of Weathercock House from the trainer’s mother Jenny in 1999, and subsequently employed Carl Llewellyn (2006-2009) and Warren Greatrex (2009-2012) as salaried trainers at the Lambourn yard. Pitman returned to oversee a few horses for Denmark at the yard at the end of 2015, while Flat trainer and former champion jockey Richard Hughes is the current principal incumbent. Denmark currently has the majority of his horses in training with Tony Martin and Willie Mullins in Ireland; Pitman and James Fanshawe look after his UK-based runners. His best horses have included Monsignor, who provided the owner with his two Cheltenham Festival wins in the 1999 Weatherbys Champion Bumper and the 2000 Neptune Investment Management Novices’ Hurdle, and the 2009 bet365 Gold Cup victor Hennessy. He has over 15 horses in training. No previous Randox Health Grand National runners

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/story/0,3604,469944,00.html

https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/mark-pitman-to-go-it-alone-1.26515 "Tue, Jan 28, 1997, "JENNY PITMAN yesterday wished her son Mark well in his new career after his shock announcement that he would no longer work for her. Pitman, 30, revealed that he is planning to set up in his own right as a trainer after a four year stint as his mother's assistant at Weathercock House, Lambourn.

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/equestrian/barraclough-has-passion-at-the-castle-1-2378518 "Mark, son of trainer-turned-author Jenny Pitman and former jockey Richard Pitman, told students of his time as a jockey – a career which saw him ride 300 winners, including a 1991 Cheltenham Gold Cup win on Garrison Savannah and a second in the Grand National in the same year. After leaving school, Mark worked as a stable lad for David Nicholson and as a second jockey for Martin Pipe – a position which lasted 18 months. He was then offered first jockey position with his mother Jenny and spent 10 years with her."

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Project director Su Rogers, a partner at John Miller, 35 Hawley Crescent London NW1 8NP

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The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) which will replace the Article 29 Data Protection Working Party under the EU Data Protection General Regulation (GDPR) (Regulation (EU) 2016/679).

The Board will issue guidance for controllers and processors – for example, on the data portability right, Data Protection Impact Assessments, certifications, and the role of Data Protection Officers.

The DPAs say that their action plan will be reviewed periodically and the Article 29 DP Working Party will regularly consult business representatives and civil society representatives on their views regarding implementation of the GPDR.

The old Article 29 Working Party, whose members were the EU’s national supervisory authorities, the European Data Protection Supervisor (“EDPS”) and the European Commission, has been transformed into the “European Data Protection Board” (“EDPB”), with similar membership but an independent Secretariat. • The EDPB has the status of an EU body with legal personality and extensive powers to determine disputes between national supervisory authorities, to give advice and guidance and to approve EU-wide codes and certification.


CBS Studios were recording studios in London.

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http://www.philsbook.com/cbs-Levys.html From https://www.discogs.com/label/270549-CBS-Studios-London The recording studios were originally established by Morris Lvy and Jacques Levy as Levy's Sound Studios in the 1930s. They were operating out of Regent Street and New Bond Street. By September 1964 CBS had purchased Levy's [[Oriole Records (UK)|Oriole Records. The studios were then renamed to CBS Studios. In 1967, CBS Studios moved to Theobalds Road, London. In October 1972 the studios moved to Whitfield Street in London. From 1984 the name was changed again to Whitfield Street Recording Studios, then later became The Hit Factory, London, then Sony Music Studios, London and in 2004 became Whitfield Street Studios when Robin Millar took over the studios.

http://www.cardiffians.co.uk/suburbs/butetown_and_cardiffbay.shtml In 1977, the Welsh Industrial and Maritime Museum was constructed and opened on Bute Street, in a declining portion of Cardiff Docks. The exhibits on the two floors of the Museum had been selected to illustrate how various industries in Wales, over a period of some 200 years, obtained power to drive a wide range of machines necessary for production. Some of these massive exhibits included a Water Wheel, Beam Engine, Steam Engine and the largest in the gallery, the Ventilating Fan Engine. External exhibits included a full scale working replica of Trevithick's Penydarren locomotive and the railway footbridge from Aberdare Station. The museum was relocated to Swansea in 2003 and the building in the bay was demolished to make way for new developments.

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BBC Radio One Live in Concert (Windsong, 1994)

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Recorded at The Paris Theatre, London on 23.9.1976
  1. "A Million Stars" - (Driscoll, Smith)
  2. "Lonely Soldier" - (Driscoll, Smith)
  3. "Hypnotic Mover" - (Chapman, Lee, Worsnop, Smith, Hurley, Driscoll)
  4. "She Said She Said" - (Lennon-McCartney)
Recorded at Queen Mary College, London on 29.9.1977
  1. "She Said She Said" - (Lennon-McCartney)
  2. "The Ballad Of Crafty Jack" - (Chapman, Lee, Worsnop, Smith, Hurley, Sloman)
  3. "The Bells Of Berlin" - (Chapman, Lee, Worsnop, Smith, Hurley, Driscoll)
  4. "Flying In The Reel" - (Driscoll, Smith)
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Riding High (Zoom Club, 2000)

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From: https://www.discogs.com/Lone-Star-Riding-High-The-Unreleased-Third-Album/release/4371935 Riding High recorded in Pontllanfraith, South Wales between Jaunary and August 1978.

Released March 9, 2002 see http://www.allmusic.com/album/riding-high-mw0000536038/user-reviews and https://www.amazon.co.uk/Riding-High-Lone-Star/dp/B00004SZ23

Track Listing
  1. "Skytrain" - (Chapman)
  2. "The Writings On The Wall" - (Chapman)
  3. "One For The Money" - (Chapman)
  4. "Miss Demeaner" - (Chapman)
  5. "The Fool's gold" - (Chapman)
  6. "Riding High" - (Chapman)
  7. "Can I Live The Night" - (Chapman)
  8. "Travelling Man" - (Chapman)
  9. "Painted Face" - (Chapman)
  10. "Longer In The Night" - (Chapman)
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Blaenavon Industrial Landscape is a World Heritage Site in the town of Blaenavon, Flags based on British ensigns Country flags history


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This is a list of crossings of the River Severn in Great Britain (including bridges, tunnels, ferries and fords), in order from source to mouth.

The Severn has historically been a very important and busy river, and has been bridged throughout history. The bridges that stand today are often of great historical and/or engineering interest — for example the world's first iron bridge, The Iron Bridge, built from cast iron crosses the River Severn at Ironbridge Gorge. The Iron Bridge is one of three bridges on the River Severn that are listed as grade I structures, including Bewdley Bridge and the Severn Bridge, which was opened in 1966. In total, 31 bridges that cross the River Severn are listed, either grade I, II* or II. Four bridges are Scheduled Monuments, including The Iron Bridge, which are nationally important archaeological bridges.

Many reaches of the Severn are prone to severe flooding, prompting the design of many unique bridges to cope with this.

1971 Ryder Cup

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This was the last Ryder Cup team that included Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino, and was the final Ryder Cup in which Palmer played. 

 Founded by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts on the site of the former Fruitland (later Fruitlands) Nursery, the course was designed by Jones and Alister MacKenzie[13] and opened for play in January 1933. Since 1934, it has played host to the annual Masters Tournament, one of the four major championships in professional golf, and the only major played each year at the same course. It was the number one ranked course in Golf Digest's 2009 list of America's 100 greatest courses[14] and is currently[when?] the number ten ranked course on Golfweek Magazine's 2011 list of best classic courses in the United States, in terms of course architecture.[15]



Queenhill Bridge

Queenhill Viaduct
Carries4 lane M50 motorway
CrossesRiver Severn
LocaleSouth West England
Characteristics
DesignGirder bridge
No. of lanes2 each way
History
ArchitectSir William Holford and Partners
Engineering design bySir Alexander Gibb & Partners
Construction start1958
Construction end1960
Construction cost£1¼ million

Queenhill Bridge, also known as the Queenhill Viaduct, is a motorway bridge that spans the River Severn, close to the parish of Queenhill in England.

Sir Alexander Gibb and Partners were the Consulting Engineers for the Queenhill Bridge and Sir William Holford and Partners were the Consulting Architects.

Construction began in June 1958

BEST https://www.icevirtuallibrary.com/doi/abs/10.1680/iicep.1962.10812


http://www.rosscivic.org.uk/index.php?page=ross_400-M50_Motorway Queenhill Bridge The Queenhill Bridge, together with its approach viaducts, is half a mile long and cost over £1¼ million to build. It is a three-span continuous steel girder bridge with a centre span of 140 foot (and headroom of 44 foot) and two side spans of 130 foot each. The bridge is of dual construction, which means it is built in two separate parallel halves with each half carrying one of the dual carriageways. There are twin anchor piers of reinforced concrete which splayed as they rise to deck level.

Queenhill Bridge

The viaducts consist of 24 spans of 82 foot each. These also have to be of dual construction, each half being supported on a single line of columns all made of reinforced concrete. Initially only one carriageway was open to traffic and the other opened in the spring of 1961 when the bridge was completed.






English Rock Ensemble
 
The English Rock Ensemble on tour in
Belo Horizonte, Brazil in November 2014
Background information
OriginLondon
Years active1974-present


The English Rock Ensemble (ERE) is an English rock musical ensemble formed by Rick Wakeman after the release of his third solo album Journey to the Centre of the Earth for the Journey to the Centre of the Earth Tour in 1974. The one member of the group who has been a near constant throughout its various incarnations has been Tony Fernandez. The first Rick Wakeman album to feature the English Rock Ensemble was The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.

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In 1974 Rick Wakeman put together a group of rock musicians, along with the London Symphony Orchestra and the English Chamber Choir for his live album, Journey to the Centre of the Earth. The line up was Gary Pickford-Hopkins (lead vocals), Ashley Holt (lead vocals), Mike Egan (guitar), Roger Newell (bass guitar) and Barney James (drums). This group become the English Rock Ensemble for the following Journey to the Centre of the Earth Tour. There was a change in line-up for The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table album, with Geoffrey Crampton replacing Mike Egan on guitars. The ERE appeared on Wakeman's album Lisztomania


By the time the No Earthly Connection album had been released, Gary Pickford-Hopkins had left the group, and Tony Fernandez had replaced Barney James on drums, and John Dunsterville had replaced Geoffrey Crampton on guitars. From then on, Tony Fernandez would remain in the group throughout its remaining history.


Reg Brooks, John Dunsterville, Tony Fernandez, Ashley Holt, Roger Newell, Martyn Shields


There was the original band out together for the 'Journey' tour, then there were a couple of personnel changes for the 'King Arthur' tour and then again for the 'No Earthly Connection' tour in 1982.


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From; http://www.geocities.ws/damianwilson_homepage/n.e.r.e.htm "THE NEW ENGLISH ROCK ENSEMBLE ADAM WAKEMAN - KEYBOARDS TONY FERANDEZ - DRUMS ANT GLYNNE - GUITAR LEE POMEROY - BASS DAMIAN WILSON - VOCALS Rick Wakeman was recently interviewed about the English Rock Ensemble and the newly formed New English Rock Ensemble. He explains the concept of the group and the change in line up: 

How many incarnations of the ERE have played live over the last 25years ?

"Not that many. There was the original band out together for the 'Journey' tour, then there were a couple of personnel changes for the 'King Arthur' tour and then again for the 'No Earthly Connection' tour in 1982. There was another line up for the 1984 and that was pretty much it except for a few dates in the late eighties around Europe" It seems that, from time to time, you feel the need to play with a"classic" rock band, that you keep calling the English Rock Ensemble. Lately, you reformed one band. What inspired you to do this? "A need to return to what I love doing, playing with other musicians and playing Progressive Rock. I reformed the band with all new young musicians, except for my drummer, and we haven't looked back. We've played over thirty shows this year and plan one hundred for next year."

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From: http://theprogressiveaspect.net/blog/2014/10/29/rick-wakeman-the-english-rock-ensemble-out-of-the-blue/ Out Of The Blue along with the Live In Buenos Aires DVD serve as the first recordings of the then recently reformed The English Rock Ensemble featuring Rick Wakeman (keyboards), Damian Wilson (vocals), Ant Glynne (guitars & backing vocals), Lee Pomeroy (bass), Tony Fernandez (drums) and Adam Wakeman (keyboards & backing vocals).

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From http://www.rwcc.com/livepast.asp?int_tourID=22 The English Rock Ensemble comprising Ashley Holt (vocals), Tony Fernandez (Drums), Dave Colquhoun (Guitar) and Lee Pomeroy (Bass).

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From The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table Ashley Holt – vocals Hayley Sanderson – vocals Tony Fernandez – drums, percussion Matt Pegg – bass guitar Dave Colquhoun – guitars, banjo

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From http://www.rwcc.com/livepast.asp?int_tourID=14

The line up was: Rick Wakeman - Keyboards Adam Wakeman - Keyboards Damian Wilson - Vocals Tony Fernandez- Drums Ant Glynne - Guitar Lee Pomeroy - Bass

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