groundspeak emails

It looks like groundspeak are having email problems, just starting to get emails through now for caches I archived Friday. Just wondering if this could also be the slow time in getting caches published? Answers on a postcard

settings, doh....

Thanks to Collin at ukgeocaching podcast I have solved the unable to comment problem and the silly predictive text problem.

maintenance and puztoks part du

Day two of puztokgate and the reviewers are not budging waiting for orders from groundspeak. Now don't get me wrong but I've come across a frog coin cypher that was published in Bristol surely then that should be archived for similarly the same thing.

Whilst most people have bought these puztoks at £10 for a set of ten, some have been given out to cachers to seed and dr solly has tons to seed whilst out around the country. It's also obvious the codes will come common knowledge as they become popular, but why is groundspeak being so anal?

Ten letters equalling ten numbers isn't exactly rocket science to work out. There is many online program's that can figure out the cipher and most cachers can work out the first 4 to 5 characters from the puzzle icon location as it has to be within two miles of the icon. So this leaves the last three nothings and last three westings and guess what? At least two of the numbers will probably be in there from the 51 or 001 of the co ords making it a 1 in 16 chance of getting the next number correct on first go. All I can say is keep submitting them for review they might then just take the hint.

Back on to maintenance today another couple missing in action and one moved from 8 ft up a tree to near the base by the tree surgeons so I archived it. One other needed a new and dry logbook and container leaving me with three more to check on.

I also placed a new cache called lots of top cheating which involves yes, cheating ask people for the co ords, follow cachers to the co ords, the only rule is that you must physically sign the cache.

maintenance and puztoks

It all started Friday when I discovered my 5/5 had been trashed, not an easy one to get to at least a 12m ladder or ropes so had to be someone who had done it in the past. The container was within throwing distance which frodo found minus the camo tape.

So Saturday I started to go round maintaining my caches and placing some new caches. First container needed a new logbook so I archived it and placed a new cache nearby. The next was fine, however the next two on a byway were gone. Not to be put off I decided to place new ones using puztoks that I got from the geolympix.

Puztoks are 10 different coins in ten different colours each colour having its own cipher. One is a=2b=4 and so on another a=3 b=4 and so forth.

The idea of them is to use as a cipher tool and no different to googling online decipher tools on the Internet. With a 1 in 100 chance of getting the first letter correct with out then then 1 in 81, 1 in 49 and do forth it's not quantum physics. The fact that you already know that the first 3 are 51 2 and 001 2 gives you the first four of 10 numbers giving you a 1 in 36 chance of getting the next number and so forth.

However on sending them through for review the reviewer said no as they need more info and guidance from groundspeak this is after they published a series in Oxford including GC3Q2VT and GC36E5G

I have asked geocaching friends with out these tokens to crack them and most have in less than ten minutes using little more than a map or gps to punch the numbers in and plot where the cache will be.

So what now? I'm waiting for the reviewer to get back, the organiser of the geolympix is now looking into this and many locals with puztoks are wondering if they bought a white elephant?

Well it's not stopping me, I know of a dozen caches waiting to be published and I'm going to place a lot more yet to the stage that they will just have to do something.

So if you have puztoks get placing out the caches and maybe you will get a sensible reviewer who uses common sense. If not publish a quantum physics thesis and set the cache with that lol.

GC3RC7Q awaiting publishing

My monkey tree cache a 5/5 was found by me and frodo destroyed, the only way to get to it is at least a 12m ladder or ropes. only one person came to mind who even had a grudge and to top it all off they even had time to peel off the camo tape. thanks to frodo for finding it. So far many people have pointed the finger to the same trasher sorry cacher. So i decided to put out another hard cache,but this time harder to solve so the only way they will find it is to solve the puzzle which a. they dont do and b. they cant do as their brain capacity couldnt cope. Therefore someone else will have to solve it or tell them where to go. Cant wait to see how people do and see if i cant guess who will be next after whoever the FTFer is. Im not saying anything now on how i put the puzzle together or the location of the cache, but i will say it brings the very old with the slightly new of which will become apparent at gz and many people wont even know it existed, thats what caching is about bringing people to new places.

Geoylimpx and the last couple of days.

Ive been so so busy in the last couple of days. It all started with the bike ride on Tuesday, this was a lovely ride with various icons picked up and a blank d/t square filled in (to find another one has changed and become blank again). Rode past JK's house and a few of us met at the pub and after cooling down decided to go do the south section of jolly jax's new series that's based on the otmoor challenge. At the start i decided to pack my waders hearing of the depths that the water gets to and only needed them on for one cache to get through. in 30c heat wearing waders is a weird experience. there was some good hides on this series and some high d/t's in places which always a bonus. At the pub meet i didnt stay long as i hadnt eaten all day and was starting to dehydrate so decided it was time to head home, log what ive done, cool off in the bath before preparing for the nights night cache event. Arriving a bit early at the night cache event on christmas common i was greeted by simply paul, here i was informed that i had come second in the treasure hunt game at the last event and kindly was able to pick a prize, sadly no hoodies as i would have had one. While Paul set up the night event i was left to greet anyone who turned up including Alex aka wonkey donkey. Near to the start we were broken from the peace as two military helicopters flew over and over very low down on night training exercises, no doubt they would be wondering what a group of cachers were doing out here at this time of night. Some more people turned up and Paul told us what we had to do (no i wont give it away as it will make it more interesting if I or Paul hold another one) so off into the forest to find our prey. I soon had one to hand, but a new twist had been added, Paul was going to come into the forest after 10 mins to hunt us down with only a headtorch and light saber and lots of noises. Soon Paul was on his way and suddenly in the distance i could see the light saber waving about, kind of spooky. Soon he was near so i sat down next to a tree with my torches off ready to do a blinding light and run attack lol. but he walked passed and i followed a little way before making my escape up another path. Later I could see wonkey donkey coming down the track so into stealth mode using just a uv light to see my way i followed down another track and jumped out on him. By now we had been in the forest an hour so we decided to make our way back looking for other cachers which my led lenser torch would illuminate quickly and make them look like started rabbits. I only found one so came in third place, but had my pleasure of stalking and jumping out of people in a forest that had deer and other nocturnal animals within. Wednesday morning (well the nightcache was technically Wednesday morning but Tuesday night) was the walk meet up at Woodstock. Sat in the shade we talked about ways of using the new puztok's designed for the geolympix in our caches and ideas to go on. Later we went for a walk around Blenhiem Palace in blistering 30c+ heat. The first cache found by me, the third once everyone had given up and seen the dnfs from the previous two attempts and joint find on the forth with wonkey donkey. On to the evening it was a trip to Coombe Hill for the closing ceremony of the geolympix, not only was we at i believe the highest point in Buckinghamshire at around 825ft but Britain oldest remaining traditional geocache is up here, a nice size ammo box hidden in a nice location. The BBC Mike Bussell cache is up here featured on a bbc news story on geocaching last year, so got them too. A group photo and closing words from Paul on the event and everyone given a pictok to put out in geocaches in a hope it will take off, mine will go out somewhere wherever i end up on holiday next month. Whilst up here me and wonkey donkey set about solving the night cache trail head. we ended up at the pub for a cold drink and some food before finally cracking it to the amusement of team hippo who had set it. This was an excellent night cache that got harder and harder and needed two of you due to some of the stages where you had to re pick up the trail. We soon had the numbers to hand and soon lost the trail as we looked round i could see two trail markers, heres the next stage i shouted as i headed to it to find it was a deer hiding by a tree which got up and ran off. When we eventually got to what we thought was gz we were then pointed to the next stage where wonkey donkey showed me something on my garmin i didnt know existed and we soon had the nice size ammo can to hand. Well what a week, im looking forward to seeing all the pictures soon and am back to work today for a well earned rest :) This week is certainly one i will remember and most enjoyable mega event/week ever. Thank you to Paul and the geolympix team for all their hard work and also to everyone who attended and made it so successful.

Another gold for me

After doing my stats today I decided to check www.project-gc.com to see my rankings and yes now confirmed im oxfordshires top cacher again by beating jollyjax (a lovely bloke) back to the top.

my stats

username has 7958 Finds on 7956 unique Geocaches

Statistics generated on 23/07/2012

Cumulative Finds by Month

Cumulative Total
Annual Totals

Finds by Month

  2012       2011       2010       2009       All  

2012
	177	216	362	190	363	90	125						Total finds 1523 Days caching 92 Average finds per caching day 16.6 Overall finds per day 7.4 Average finds per week 52.0 Average finds per month 226.1
Month:	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Days caching:	23	12	11	7	14	12	13

2011
	302	217	510	494	513	243	404	523	232	137	202	292	Total finds 4069 Days caching 254 Average finds per caching day 16.0 Overall finds per day 11.1 Average finds per week 78.0 Average finds per month 339.3
Month:	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Days caching:	23	15	27	30	31	30	18	17	17	13	13	20

2010
	82	203	107	154	123	88	318	149	159	170	169	84	Total finds 1806 Days caching 181 Average finds per caching day 10.0 Overall finds per day 4.9 Average finds per week 34.6 Average finds per month 150.6
Month:	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Days caching:	15	14	14	16	18	8	22	21	19	15	12	7

2009
								148	148	83	89	92	Total finds 560 Days caching 85 Average finds per caching day 6.6 Overall finds per day 3.7 Average finds per week 25.6 Average finds per month 111.4
Month:	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Days caching:								18	17	21	17	12

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Interval		Code		Cache Name
1	01/08/2009			GC1HBDX		pooky luke's ultimate kid's cache
1000	11/04/2010	253 days		GCM86J		Great Bedwyn Lock (Wilts)
2000	16/10/2010	188 days		GC19YGV		Alban Way 1 - ST. ALBANS LONDON ROAD
3000	12/03/2011	147 days		GC2MKGV		Roffey Roam #12
4000	02/05/2011	51 days		GC2R464		Piddletrent-hides #6
5000	30/07/2011	89 days		GC309CE		Bunkered?
6000	12/11/2011	105 days		GC35PC6		Colden Common Circulation #4
7000	27/03/2012	136 days		GC3CE4K		015 - Wiston Wobble
7958	22/07/2012	117 days		GC3P05Y		Geolympix 2012 CITO - Giving something back

username should reach 8000 finds in 6 days (3 Caching days) on 29/07/2012

Finds by Miles from Home   Number Percent   < 10 1042 13.0 %   10 - 20 1871 23.5 %   20 - 30 675 8.48 %   30 - 40 639 8.02 %   40 - 50 556 6.98 %   50 - 100 2825 35.4 %   100 - 200 346 4.34 %   200 - 500 3 0.03 %   500 - 1000 1 0.01 %   > 1000 0 0 % Average Distance: 41 Miles

Finds by Type   Number Percent   Traditional 7469 93.8 %   Mystery 235 2.95 %   Multi 137 1.72 %   Event 44 0.55 %   Virtual 24 0.30 %   Earth 22 0.27 %   Letterbox 14 0.17 %   Wherigo 5 0.06 %   Webcam 3 0.03 %   Mega Event 3 0.03 %   CITO 2 0.02 %

Finds by Difficulty Rating

Finds by Terrain Rating

Finds by Owner

Number Percent   1 - Flatcoat Walker 182 2.28 %   2 - poshrule 178 2.23 %   3 - The Teddies 150 1.88 %   4 - LordOfTheCachers 145 1.82 %   5 - Costells 141 1.77 %   6 - stanthews 127 1.59 %   7 - Renegade Rabbit 118 1.48 %   8 - RoobyDoo 112 1.40 %   9 - KPFB 95 1.19 %   10 - kryfto 94 1.18 %

Number Percent   11 - The K9 Crew 90 1.13 %   12 - TedsTeam 76 0.95 %   13 - BHA LOYAL 73 0.91 %   14 - The Cache Hoppers 71 0.89 %   15 - TheAdamss 70 0.87 %   16 - PJ&L 68 0.85 %   17 - The Fruitloops 61 0.76 %   18 - Newmanmadhouseteam 60 0.75 %   19 - Slogger007 60 0.75 %   20 - GeoCotch 58 0.72 %

These didn't make it to the top:

Rothallo (56)	kevham1 (55)	Merstham Mafia (55)	cookie cook (54)
stephia4 (54)	Geo J0 (52)	Cache and Cake Club (50)	Lord Of The Cachers (48)
j4pos (47)	cachedrag0n (46)	Simply Paul (46)	Gowenhouse (45)
CotswoldOx (44)	rob72 (44)	turtle140 (44)	Fleetwinders (43)
SpankyBanksy (41)	Pedal Pushers (39)	CaptainJack. (38)	chilihouse (38)

username has also found caches placed by 1202 other people

Finds by Weekday 5496 Weekend Finds (69%) : 2462 Weekday Finds (31%)

Finds by Container

Some Numbers

Overall Total Finds:	7958 finds in 612 caching days over 1087 total days (56.3 %)
Overall Averages:	13.00 finds per caching day, 7.32/day, 51.25/week, 222.85/month
Last 365 Days:	3089 finds in 180 caching days over 365 total days (49.3 %)
Last 365 Days Averages:	17.16 finds per caching day, 8.46/day, 59.24/week, 257.61/month
Most consecutive days with finds:	112, from 11/03/2011 to 30/06/2011
Most consecutive days without a find:	13, from 04/03/2012 to 16/03/2012
Current Streak:	3, from 20/07/2012 to 22/07/2012
Most finds in a day:	144 on 25/02/2012; 132 on 28/03/2011; 124 on 28/08/2011
Best weekend caching:	233 finds, on Saturday 27/08/2011 & Sunday 28/08/2011
Best week caching:	307 finds, from Monday 25/04/2011 to Sunday 01/05/2011
Most finds in a calendar month:	523, in Aug 2011
Most Cache Types in a day:	11 ( ) on 22/07/2012
Most Countries in a day:	2 ( ) on 05/07/2012 Note: includes locationless caches.
Most States in a day:	4 (West Midlands, Southern England, South East England, East Midlands) on 24/07/2011 Note: includes locationless caches.
Most Counties in a day:	7 (Berkshire : South East England, Berkshire : Southern England, Berkshire : , Wiltshire : , Wiltshire : Southern England, Wiltshire : South East England, Oxfordshire : Southern England) on 11/04/2010 Note: includes locationless caches.
Fastest 100 finds:	1 day on 22/01/2011
Last 100 finds:	8 days
Fastest 1000 finds:	52 days from 12/03/2011 to 02/05/2011
Last 1000 finds:	118 days
Total cache-to-cache distance:	27443 Miles, Note: includes locationless caches. 1.10x Earth Circumnavigation, 0.115x Distance to the Moon
Maximum distance in a day:	825 Miles - 2 caches, on 05/07/2012 Note: includes locationless caches.
Nearest cache found:	No.Puzzle GC3K2JF
Furthest cache found:	817.96 Miles, Keep it Moving GC9D2E
Most Northerly cache found:	N 54° 20.058, Torver Back common (Cromm Cruac) GCN61X
Most Southerly cache found:	N 50° 25.769, Face it, you're stumped! (Devon) GCJAZH
Most Easterly cache found:	E 6° 36.899, EXO Area 52 (Bokelt) GCGWVP
Most Westerly cache found:	W 20° 27.504, Keep it Moving GC9D2E
Cache centroid:	N 51° 28.288 W 1° 09.084 Centroid is 11 Miles from home: England, United Kingdom
Youngest cache found:	22/07/2012, Geolympix 2012 CITO - Giving something back GC3P05Y
Oldest cache found:	11/06/2001, The Queens Oak GCBE3
Caches found which are now archived:	986 (12.3 %)
Log Length, words:	Total Words: 156765, Average: 19, (Total Characters: 821555) Longest: GC3Q5YR 549, Shortest: GC1TKTW 1

Notes

United Kingdom - 7852 finds in 42/72 Counties

1   2 - 9   10 - 24   25 - 49   50 - 74   75 - 99   100 - 149   150 - 199   200 - 249   250+   County Totals: Sort by Totals        County Totals: Sort by Name   Oxfordshire:1293 Wiltshire:1151 Berkshire:1025 West Sussex:755 Hampshire:740 Surrey:351 Kent:344 Dorset:276 East Sussex:243 Cambridgeshire:203 Essex:192 Buckinghamshire:154 Northamptonshire:134 Greater London:109 West Glamorgan:108 Gloucestershire:79 Avon:76 Devon:76 Hertfordshire:71 Hereford and Worcester:62 Shropshire:62 Somerset:61 Derbyshire:50 Mid Glamorgan:34 Warwickshire:33 Staffordshire:32 Leicestershire:30 Suffolk:27 West Midlands:25 Gwent:13 Dyfed:9 Nottinghamshire:9 South Yorkshire:5 Bedfordshire:4 Greater Manchester:4 South Glamorgan:4 Cumbria:2 Lancashire:2 Cheshire:1 Cornwall:1 Gwynedd:1 Norfolk:1 Avon:76 Bedfordshire:4 Berkshire:1025 Buckinghamshire:154 Cambridgeshire:203 Cheshire:1 Cornwall:1 Cumbria:2 Derbyshire:50 Devon:76 Dorset:276 Dyfed:9 East Sussex:243 Essex:192 Gloucestershire:79 Greater London:109 Greater Manchester:4 Gwent:13 Gwynedd:1 Hampshire:740 Hereford and Worcester:62 Hertfordshire:71 Kent:344 Lancashire:2 Leicestershire:30 Mid Glamorgan:34 Norfolk:1 Northamptonshire:134 Nottinghamshire:9 Oxfordshire:1293 Shropshire:62 Somerset:61 South Glamorgan:4 South Yorkshire:5 Staffordshire:32 Suffolk:27 Surrey:351 Warwickshire:33 West Glamorgan:108 West Midlands:25 West Sussex:755 Wiltshire:1151

Finds by Bearing

Finds by Month

Finds by Year Cache Placed

Finds to 23 Jul for Each Year

Finds by Found Date

Date
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31
Jan	39	53	20	4	12	2	104	45	25	8	4	2	2	5	9	2	6	1	2	1	34	117	19	5	10	3	2	1	1	1	22	561
Feb	1	15	1	54	2	36	15	14	1	1	18	3	4	24	18	82	16	8	124	16	1	4	1	24	146	3	1	1	2	X	X	636
Mar	3	1	30	1	82	12	42	2	2	2	4	58	24	3	3	2	50	3	105	13	42	22	11	17	28	16	103	144	28	21	105	979
Apr	15	68	7	1	14	27	1	1	77	18	41	6	8	88	1	48	25	52	3	1	1	5	5	9	82	2	1	63	99	69	X	838
May	88	54	19	8	46	113	3	9	12	2	5	37	55	73	10	9	1	3	18	63	6	24	13	4	1	54	21	77	36	128	7	999
Jun	1	1	23	1	13	34	10	10	2	2	62	2	17	1	8	2	3	28	7	56	29	7	29	21	26	15	4	5	1	1	X	421
Jul	2	1	87	57	2	2	12	3	35	55	8	1	4	9	11	51	8	2	4	53	11	48	25	100	35	7	15	6	65	35	93	847
Aug	25	8	12	7	15	5	16	6	7	2	1	2	93	22	33	33	14	2	1	53	20	23	2	11	2	28	114	124	97	24	18	820
Sep	1	33	88	52	1	30	6	62	7	1	8	51	5	1	1	5	66	1	41	8	2	5	8	7	23	13	6	1	1	5	X	539
Oct	41	43	26	5	2	2	1	1	7	6	2	1	12	2	4	85	1	18	4	1	3	2	2	12	20	1	5	2	2	68	9	390
Nov	4	4	6	1	1	3	8	1	4	1	2	77	85	10	21	3	1	1	40	17	3	1	2	2	15	41	75	27	3	1	X	460
Dec	2	1	6	24	27	12	1	1	1	83	66	28	24	6	1	1	1	1	13	1	1	1	6	58	1	1	2	1	17	1	79	468
	222	282	325	215	217	278	219	155	180	181	221	268	333	244	120	323	192	120	362	283	153	259	123	270	389	184	349	452	352	354	333

366 Found Dates, out of 366 (100%)
0 FTF Found Dates, out of 366 (0%)
Green cells or black text indicate at least one FTF on that day

Difficulty / Terrain Chart

	Terrain
Difficulty		1	1.5	2	2.5	3	3.5	4	4.5	5
	1	366	591	113	19	23	12	1	1	1	1127
	1.5	186	2257	742	147	234	24	3	1		3594
	2	110	428	835	283	239	68	5	4		1972
	2.5	36	134	132	294	71	20	5	1		693
	3	25	84	53	51	48	18	7	2	5	293
	3.5	8	26	23	5	7	7	3	1	2	82
	4	3	5	11	8	8	3	13	5	2	58
	4.5	1	5				2	1	5	4	18
	5	3	4	8	1	1	1	1	1	101	121
		738	3534	1917	808	631	155	39	21	115

75 Diff/Terr combinations found, out of 81
1285 (16.1%) finds were rated with Diff or Terr of 3 or greater

Finds by Placed Month

Date
	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
2000	X	X	X	X									0
2001						1			1		1		3
2002		3	3	5	5	2	1	4	2	2	3		30
2003		4	4	6	1	3	4	3	2	4	2	2	35
2004	3	5	19	7	7	3	6	5	3	4	5	8	75
2005	4	7	19	5	11	2	11	8	3	6	6	2	84
2006	9	16	14	13	4	4	12	10	10	13	21	16	142
2007	18	14	11	31	20	30	38	11	38	38	24	38	311
2008	43	64	68	28	46	46	24	39	52	52	25	173	660
2009	94	71	124	107	78	137	175	65	123	210	64	42	1290
2010	60	69	197	180	206	171	124	138	202	212	225	149	1933
2011	116	124	230	413	315	349	320	214	120	146	255	83	2685
2012	123	185	195	68	47	79	13						710
	470	562	884	863	740	827	728	497	556	687	631	513

127 Placed Months, out of 147 (86.3%)

Average Distance by Bearing

Finds by Placed Date

Date
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31
Jan	32	27	35	14	12	4	13	13	28	15	13	1	3	10	13	7	7	33	13	13	7	7	8	11	11	30	10	52	13	6	9	470
Feb	17	13	76	22	26	8	15	13	29	20	10	10	9	41	11	16	12	8	100	24	12	6	6	9	17	6	13	11	2	X	X	562
Mar	27	15	35	20	21	25	42	16	18	16	35	98	67	20	9	4	11	8	3	42	28	50	42	18	35	13	13	78	43	20	12	884
Apr	71	15	56	22	14	20	19	23	46	28	50	49	24	10	17	29	43	40	20	8	9	33	31	13	49	14	14	33	56	7	X	863
May	30	34	19	19	23	10	72	38	12	21	34	22	34	14	58	61	11	16	19	9	32	27	19	10	37	5	8	10	10	18	8	740
Jun	75	43	10	27	7	47	10	5	4	8	20	15	27	59	13	58	31	17	15	39	53	25	60	10	10	24	29	17	53	16	X	827
Jul	7	6	16	13	56	43	14	41	46	24	41	22	24	24	14	23	14	24	5	19	27	19	24	31	19	40	11	26	32	17	6	728
Aug	23	17	10	10	5	6	5	8	20	6	9	5	7	28	23	29	15	13	5	41	13	24	19	18	14	12	26	17	42	12	15	497
Sep	5	11	53	32	18	17	9	14	9	20	12	38	5	6	8	1	10	16	71	22	45	8	21	7	27	19	9	8	9	26	X	556
Oct	5	21	14	48	10	17	20	32	35	21	23	25	6	8	50	4	14	30	20	9	32	9	40	11	33	19	13	23	63	22	10	687
Nov	12	14	20	11	7	10	8	8	31	7	96	15	24	37	14	28	5	6	23	32	16	34	24	12	48	14	16	32	23	4	X	631
Dec	8	5	14	9	8	1	8	9	9	10	14	13	5	5	9	5	13	17	14	52	4	7	7	127	3	4	9	19	78	5	22	513
	312	221	358	247	207	208	235	220	287	196	357	313	235	262	239	265	186	228	308	310	278	249	301	277	303	200	171	326	424	153	82

366 Placed Dates, out of 366 (100%)



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