#głós

[barlemusic]

Guten (#avantgarde) Abend ⭐ #KLANGFORSCHUNG 20.11.2022 https://www.mixcloud.com/ribi/klangforschung-20112022/🤘 #experimental #coldwave #darkambient #abstract #ambienttechno #darkelectro #electro #synthwave #EBM #industrial *** 1. ASC - evocation 2. 5713 - agressie is het antwoord op 3. Eas feat. Garrett Hunter - bored machine (josh sturges remix) 4. Moteka & Truant.J - devastated wastelands 5. IV Horsemen - farewell 6. Blac Kolor - teton 7. Flaminia & VSK - tenebra 8. Risa Taniguchi & Black Asteroid - acid flesh 9. Reggy Van Oers - niffa 10. AgainstMe - i didn't want to hurt you 11. Emilio del Rio - Apolo 12. Blush Response - chronovisor 13. JK Flesh - crawler 14. Duellist - occult sacrifice (axkan remix) 15. Manisdron - body of void 16. Istigkeit - rude card 17. Schwefelgelb - weit genug 18. Pinch - retribution 19. Insect - ratballs 20. Symmetrical 812 - mariupol 21. Eas - a trial (secus remix) 22. MOD3LLR - id21 23. Säröllä - growth demands patience 24. 5713 - sledder 25. IV Horsemen - magnetic rose 26. Moteka & Truant.J - droïd catharsis 27. Solar Fields - echostream 28. Lotus Eater - pendulum 29. Rainsoft - Strayed Sound 30. Głós - serenade 31. ASC - reflection (reflective mix) [inhmost] 32. CoH meets Abul Mogard - far distances above (på/i Hake Cape Hill) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClMXSzDjgr1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jesusvogel]

If you missed my past #DJSet at #theseventh now you have a second chance of enjoy my last session. High selection of #raw #techno featuring tracks of #Eomac, #PEARL, #BLUSHRESPONSE, #InigoKennedy , #LogicalDisorder, #PhaseFatale,#IHateModels, #Randomer, #Niereich #Głós & many others. Hosted by TR. Modulart Space Berlin. Thanks to #RasmusErasmus :) Link: Mixcloud.com/jesus_vogel/ #jesusvogel #mixtape #djset #greenhouseberlin (at Modular+ Space)

[autumnclouds09]

The Celestial Lineage * The Celestial Lineage Hakimonu 22.04.22 Electronica, Digital Dub, Dub Techno, Downtempo #DiscosQueVoyEscuchando . hakimonu.bandcamp.com/album/the-celestial-lineage . Named after their eponymous band project, Hakimonu and Głós present their long-play debut consisting of collaborative works they put together between 2011 - 2016. 'The Celestial Lineage' sees Hakimonu and Głós revisiting highlights from their collaborative phase of the previous decade. After sending each other various recordings, remixing each others sketches and ideas, and continuously evolving their idea of a musical pen friendship, the result is a 10-track strong eclectic journey over a duration of 1.5 hours. https://www.instagram.com/p/CdrWYkOOTVJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sindar-princeling]

ladies and gentlemen my autocorrect

i mean sure

(also, German??? wat)

yeah yeah mhm cool cool let’s go on

i mean, do you guys know how many words in polish start with “gło” or “głó” but noo apparently i use glorfindel more often yes I do

okay autocorrect i admit this time you suggested my main character’s name and not Elrond or Elladan or Elrohir okay you got a point

and yet

not even three letters

should i start being concerned or-

ooh sibling combo

yep my tumblr tags..... obviously

autocorrect are you even trying to come up with something else

and to crown it all

*squints eyes at Melkor and Sauron*

[livesets-dj-mixes-edm-podcasts]

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Monument Techno Podcast 291 – Głós Tracklist

1. The Weeknd – Professional (Excerpt) – Republic Recordings 2. Emika – Professional Loving – Ninja Tune 3. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 4. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 5. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 6. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 7. Głós – Serenade – Affin 8. Samuel Reinhard – Interior I – Präsens Editionen 9. Hajime Wakai, Manaka Kataoka, Yasuaki Iwata – Divine Beast Of Lightning Lookout Post – Nippon Columbia 10. Cozyboy & Nuxe – I Can’t Escape You – Self–Released 11. Aaryan Shah – Demon Time – Self–Released 12. Isis – Firdous E Bareen – Ipecac Recordings 13. Deftones – U, U, D, D, L, R, L, R, A, B, Select, Start – Maverick 14. Emika – Transcended Before Me (feat. Horace Andy) – Label TBA 15. Emika – Professional Loving (Instrumental Reprise) – Ninja Tune

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[edmlivesets4u-blog]

Listen or download Monument Techno Podcast 291 - Głós for free now!

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Monument Techno Podcast 291 – Głós Tracklist

1. The Weeknd – Professional (Excerpt) – Republic Recordings 2. Emika – Professional Loving – Ninja Tune 3. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 4. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 5. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 6. Głós – Untitled – Unreleased 7. Głós – Serenade – Affin 8. Samuel Reinhard – Interior I – Präsens Editionen 9. Hajime Wakai, Manaka Kataoka, Yasuaki Iwata – Divine Beast Of Lightning Lookout Post – Nippon Columbia 10. Cozyboy & Nuxe – I Can’t Escape You – Self–Released 11. Aaryan Shah – Demon Time – Self–Released 12. Isis – Firdous E Bareen – Ipecac Recordings 13. Deftones – U, U, D, D, L, R, L, R, A, B, Select, Start – Maverick 14. Emika – Transcended Before Me (feat. Horace Andy) – Label TBA 15. Emika – Professional Loving (Instrumental Reprise) – Ninja Tune

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[azmandius]

Non-Print label head and producer Głós creates something outside of the conforming realm of Techno.

[arturolegorreta]

Materia.fm w Głós #prague #techno #theremin #głos #claracuvé #arturolegorreta #warehouse #akasha84 #steam #techno

[dolnoslaskabiblioteczka]

Bajka o kopciuszku znana jest powszechnie – i młodym, i nieco starszym, chłopakom i dziewczynom, tym czytającym książki i tym, którzy sięgają po nie niechętnie. Nic więc dziwnego, że sytuacja, w której „bajka” reali­zu­je się „tu i teraz”, budzi emocje i kon­trowersje.

Tak było w przypadku Barbary Piaseckiej. Historyk sztuki, która wyjechała szukać szczęścia do USA. Pokojówka (bo nie sprawdziła się jako ku­charka), która została żoną amery­kań­skie­go milionera, stała się znana głó­w­nie za sprawą szeroko komentowanej są­dowej batalii o spadek po Johnie Sewardzie Johnsonie. Określony mianem najdłuższej, najdroższej i najbardziej sensacyjnej sprawy sądowej ostatnich lat proces skierował uwagę na jego główną bohaterkę, co zaowocowało m.in. książką Lili Dmochowskiej. 

W jaki sposób życie Piaseckiej-Johnson wiąże się z Dolnym Śląskiem? Mało osób wie, że to właśnie w tym regionie, w Sobótce, spędziła ona ostatnie lata swojego życia – w pięknej rezydencji położonej u stóp Ślęży. Lokalizację wybrała nieprzypadkowo – również jej dzieciństwo i młodość upłynęło w tych okolicach, w tym także we Wrocławiu, gdzie studiowała na Uniwersytecie Wrocławskim. [jk]

Lilia Dmochowska Kwiat paproci. Opowieść o Barbarze Piaseckiej-Johnson Wydawnictwo Universitas 2019 ISBN: 97883-242-3559-9 292+42 strony, 144x205 mm oprawa miękka

[barlemusic]

Guten (#avantgarde) Abend ⭐ #KLANGFORSCHUNG 04.04.2021 https://www.mixcloud.com/ribi/klangforschung-04042021/ 🤘 #experimental #coldwave #darkambient #abstract #ambienttechno #darkelectro #electro #synthwave #EBM #industrial *** 1. Homva - bergalo 2. Acid Vatican - glass eater 3. Blakk Harbor - patisia city 4. Rotciv - pur nrg 5. Æmpty - dancing with the shadows 6. Pessimist - nothing positive 7. Wet Skin - abstract & free (statiqbloom remix) 8. Percboi 3000 - dim 9. Bichord - riflesso (edit select remix) 10. Morphology - teogre 11. Credit 00 - die welt 12. Gigi Galli - sgretolato (blac kolor remix) 13. Current 909 - last big push 14. Kenny Campbell - smoke and blinding lights 15. Unknown - screams 16. TANS - contaminations 17. STRISC. - 002.3 18. Pris - fools glory 19. SC-164 - generator #5 20. Wet Skin - hide from the light 21. Credit 00 - slaves of war 22. Blakk Harbor - fight for justice 23. Current 909 - through the fields 24. Jimi Joel - you are my heroin 25. Geins't Naït & Laurent Petitgand - 65 26. Immørtale - downfall 27. Torgue - freebird 28. Homva - faroza 29. Timothy Garrett - vortex 30. Głós - serenade (at Hake Cape Hill) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNQSsN_Jq7U/?igshid=8y9na3r0465k

[kunstoph]

1. Głós - Figurant 2. Rapossa - Looking Stars (feat. Onna) 3. Nohan - Flavor 4. Paul Hazendonk - Treffen (Peter Makto & Gregory S. Remix) 5. Hrag Mikkel & Pambouk - Araqil 6. Armen Miran & Hraach - Gravitation 7. Kotu & Sam Goku - Ascension (Extended Mix) 8. Anatolian Sessions - Mada 9. Antic - And I Pray (Extended Mix) 10. Soul of Void - Viha (Original Mix) 11. Armen Miran - Another Green Mile [01.00.00] 12. Armen Miran - Reborn 13. Budakid - Sky Mirage (Hicky & Kalo Remix) 14. Armen Miran & Hraach - Matter 15. Ron Flatter - Sahara (Lonya & Maydan Remix) 16. Torsten Fassbender - Echion (Aio Remix) 17. Hrag Mikkel - Tab Leh (Hobta Remix) 18. Peter Makto & Gregory S - Love in the Rain 19. Nōpi - Temnica 20. Arina Mur - Miniaturi (Peter Makto & Gregory S. Remix) 21. Peter Makto & Gregory S. - Arrival 22. Nebula - Artemisia [02.00.00] 23. Nebula - Deep Nile 24. Peter Makto & Gregory S - Empty Bed 25. Nohan - Disoriental 26. Hraach & Armen Miran - Menq 27. Armen Miran & Hraach - Light 28. Soul of Void - Ksayita 29. Victor Norman - Hymn (Bernstein (CH) Remix)

[screwtheaverage]

City Guide to Krakow: Must See Attractions and Exploring

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Many argue that no visit to Poland is complete without time spent in Krakow. It’s described as a magical, fairy tale city that’s not only beautiful but inexpensive and full of great food. For us, traveling first to Warsaw and then continuing south to Krakow, we wanted to see and experience one of Poland’s most visited cities, but we also knew Krakow to be the gateway to the concentration camps, Auschwitz-Birkenau.

With a week planned in Krakow we set off to explore the city, and if you know us at all, you’re well aware that we plan our trips out in advance. We’re detailed in our research, curating a list of everything we want to do, from the tried and true tourist destinations, to local spots and always a few hidden gems that are off the beaten path. So, to possibly make your research on sightseeing in Krakow (and other destinations) easier, we’ve kept our maps with all of the information we gathered (accurate at the time of our sightseeing). Finding hours, prices, and general information can sometimes be challenging, so we’ve tried to include these details on our maps and provide appropriate links below.

NOTE: We used this sightseeing map for our personal sightseeing adventures, because of that, some notes may not make perfect sense, and some information could be outdated. Information on this map was valid at the time of creation. In general prices are shown in US dollars but are actually in Polish Zolty (local currency). That being said, feel free to save it to your Google account and use it as a starting point (or modify it accordingly) for planning out your personalized itinerary in Krakow.

Exploring Krakow

Our favorite way to get to know a city is to explore it by foot. Walking in Krakow, if you’re physically able, is a fairly easy task, as it’s a small city. However, there’s no shame in taking public transportation, and buses and trams will get you just about anywhere within the city. The most popular part of the city, the area that gives Krakow its reputation as a wondrous fairy tale, is Old Town. It’s extremely popular and very crowded, making it a great place to people watch. Although, if you want to avoid crowds, do what we did and arrive first thing in the morning. We beat the crowds and were fortunate to have most of Old Town to ourselves when we started sightseeing on a Sunday morning at 7:30 am. It can be painful for people who aren’t accustomed to waking up early, however in our experience, it’s well worth the discomfort! It’s also an entirely different experience, as the city on a Sunday morning has a blanket of calm over it; locals are at home or in religious services, and tourists are probably still warm in their hotel bed.

The majority of your time will likely be spent exploring Old Town, however don’t take the outer areas of Krakow for granted. There’s plenty to see and there are less tourists to contend with in the rest of the city. We spent a fair amount of time exploring different parts of Krakow and felt we were able to see a side of the city that many visitors don’t get to experience, providing us additional depth and knowledge of the city. We highly recommend it!

Must See Attractions in Krakow

Wawel Royal Castle

It’s one of the largest castles in Poland and was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Historic Center of Krakow in 1978. Visiting the grounds of the castle is free of charge, but there’s plenty more to do and see at the castle that require entry tickets (it has five separate museums in total!). For us, we found that walking around the grounds of the castle was the perfect experience for us. If you wish to explore more, check current visitor information on their website.

Main Square (Rynek Główny)

Rynek Główny, the main square in Old Town dates back to the 13th century. It’s size took us by surprise and subsequently we spent a fair amount of time exploring it. We first arrived in the square in the early morning hours and enjoyed it nearly empty, sharing the space only with vendors and restaurant employees that were setting up for the day. However, the calm of the morning was long gone when we visited later in the day and found the square full of people! It’s two distinctively different experiences, and if you have the chance, you should do both.

Here are some of the different place you can find in Rynek Główny Square...

The Cloth Hall (Sukiennice)

The Cloth Hall, dating back to the 13th century, is an indoor market set up with stalls for vendors. Today it makes for a fantastic place to find gifts (although, you’ll pay a ‘tourist tax’). Historically, it was known for the trade of textile and fabrics, but has also seen a variety of commodities pass through its stalls.

St. Mary's Basilica

Although set in a corner of Rynek Główny, you won’t likely miss this church. Its brick facade, two towers of different heights, and the hourly ‘hejnał’ (bugle call) make this church stand apart from its surroundings. Purchase tickets (separately) for a climb to the top of the tower and for entry to the front of the church.

Church of St. Wojciech (Kościół św. Wojciecha)

It’s the oldest church in Krakow, dating back to the 11th century. It may seem oddly situated in the main square, although, historically it was a place of worship for visiting merchants, which explains its location near Cloth Hall market.

Town Hall Tower (Wieża ratuszowa w Krakowie)

It’s the only remaining part of the town hall and to our surprise, its cellar was once the city prison and a torture chamber. Visitors can climb to the observation deck at the top of the tower for views of the surrounding city.

Eros Bendato (Eros Bound)

Also known as “The head”, this sculpture by Igor Mitoraj is very popular among tourists. If you don’t arrive before the crowds, you’ll find it’s hard to take a picture without people on top of it or climbing in it.

Wieliczka Salt Mine

This salt mine was opened in the 13th century and actively produced salt until 2007. It’s officially a National Historic Monument of Poland and is open to the public, but it’s a ways out of city center Krakow. You can only enter the mine by joining a tour, although there are a few tour (‘Route’) options to choose from. Take the Miners’ Route for a more hands-on tour, or the Tourist Route for a fast-paced walk through the mine (while 'fast-paced' it's still 90-120 minutes in length). We opted for the Tourist Route and found it well designed for visitors, with restroom breaks along the way and places to stop and get a snack or buy a souvenir. For our liking, we would have been satisfied with a tour about half the length. Additionally, we were disappointed that there wasn’t enough time to take photographs at each stop before being rushed along by the next tour group. Find up-to-date visiting information on their website.

Wawel Cathedral/ (królewska bazylika archikatedralna śś. Stanisława i Wacława na Wawelu)

While visiting, it didn’t take long before realizing that Pope John Paul II (formerly Karol Wojtyla) is widely celebrated throughout the city. Visit the 900 year old Wawel Cathedral to see where Pope John Paul II offered his first mass the day after his ordination in 1946. The cathedral is the coronation site of Polish Monarchs and is the Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Krakow. Find visiting information on the cathedral website.

Planty Park

Planty Park consists of thirty smaller gardens that surround Old Town and can be found where the medieval city walls used to stand until the 19th century. Walk the four kilometers (two-and-a-half miles) around the park and you’ll enjoy scenic walkways, ponds, monuments, and fountains.

Kraków Barbican (barbakan krakowski) & St. Florian's Gate (Brama Floriańska)

Built in the mid-15th century, Krakow Barbican was a fortified outpost that connected the city walls and served as a gateway to Old Town through St. Florian's Gate.

Kościuszko Mound (kopiec Kościuszki)

This artificial mound was erected between 1820 and 1823, dedicated to Tadeusz Kościuszko, a Polish National Leader, and modeled after the prehistoric mounds in Krakow. Walk the serpentine path to the top for views of the city.

Collegium Maius (Muzeum Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego)

Originally constructed to be the main building of the Jagiellonian University, the arched courtyard is worth a visit. Historically, professors lived and worked in the upper level and lectures took place on the ground level. As you take in the courtyard, you may be inspired to know that Nicolaus Copernicus attended the university in the late 15th century. See beyond the courtyard with a tour, of which more information can be found on the website.

St. Francis' Basilica (Klasztor i Bazylika Franciszkanów św. Franciszka z Asyżu)

Visit St. Francis' Basilica to see its beautiful and colorful Art Nouveau interior.

Manggha Centre

Located on the bank of Wisla River, the Manggha Center is the Center of Japanese Art and Technology that was inspired by the Oscar winning Polish film maker, Andrzej Wajda. When visiting, you’ll first notice that the contemporary building is designed in a traditional Japanese wave-shaped fashion, and inside, depending on when you visit, you’ll find a mixture of Japanese, Polish, and other international exhibitions.

Church of Saints Peter and Paul (Kościół ŚŚ Piotra i Pawła w Krakowie)

Built between 1597 and 1619, the Baroque style church is the largest historic church in Krakow when it comes to seating capacity. Before entering, you’ll likely notice the church’s most memorable feature, the 12 disciples that line the outer gate.

Sanctuary of Divine Mercy

This modern basilica was built between 1999 and 2002 and is located on site of the monastery complex of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy. When visiting, you’ll be among three Popes and millions of pilgrims who’ve visited the site. Don’t miss a climb (or ride up the elevator) for a view of the city, which is free (accurate at the time of our visit).

St. Andrew's Church (Kościół św. Andrzeja) 

Built in the 11th century, this church is a fascinating example of a European fortress church. The church was the only one in Krakow to survive the Mongol attack of 1241, and to this day you can still see the small openings of the defensive windows along the lower section of the building.

The Wawel Dragon (Smok Wawelski)

On the bank of the Wisla River is the Wawel Dragon. It’s quite popular among visitors, and children especially enjoy climbing on it. If you’re patient and keep your eyes on the sculpture, you’ll be rewarded with its fire breathing show!

Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory (Fabryka Emalia Oskara Schindlera)

The former metal factory is now the home of two museums, Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków MOCAK and Historical Museum of the City of Krakow. If Oskar Schindler sounds familiar, you may recall the name from Steven Spielberg’s film Schindler’s List. Today visitors can see the permanent exhibition ‘Kraków During Nazi Occupation 1939-1945’, it covers everyday life of Krakow inhabitants during Nazi occupation. Find visitor information on the official website.

Stary Kleparz Covered Market

 Stary Kleparz Covered Market is an 800 year old local produce market that’s a fantastic place to see the ‘local’ side of Krakow.

Memorial and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau (Państwowe Muzeum Auschwitz-Birkenau w Oświęcimiu)

The Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, memorial, and museum isn’t located in Krakow, but was a main reason for our visit. It’s about an hour and a half drive from Krakow but worth the visit for its historical significance and for a time of reflection.

Due to the significance of Auschwitz-Birkenau, we’ve written two individual posts, one on our experience during our visit and one with tips to visiting the camps and memorial. Check back soon, or sign up for our monthly digest to stay updated!). We recommend reading them, not only for the pictures and experience, but also for tips on how to secure free tickets, as they are a bit tricky to obtain.

Final Thoughts

If you’re visiting Poland, Krakow’s probably on your destination list. We’re actually split on our take of the city, Sergio enjoyed Warsaw more, while Shannon preferred Krakow. Either way, the cities are a short distance from each other and are inexpensive to reach by either plane or bus, so we recommend adding both to your itinerary if time allows. Plus, while in Poland, don’t miss out on a traditional Communist Era Milk Bar experience (coming soon)!

And, we don't want to leave you without sharing just a few more of our favorite photos! We hope you enjoy them!

[e2blogengine]

Аудио по четвергам: музыка для ночёвки

Саундклауд случайно подсунул мне такое, вообще не мой жанр:

Głós: Music For Sleepovers

А я послушал раз на десять уже. У меня это встаёт в ряд не с музыкой, а скорее со звуками дождя или кафе, которые можно поставить для работы. Очень приятная штука.

Источник: Блог Ильи Бирмана - Аудио по четвергам: музыка для ночёвки. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.

[danielszysz]

CHOSZCZNO 2019 - XVIII PIKNIK KOLARSKI FELIKSA

#CHOSZCZNO 2019 - XVIII PIKNIK KOLARSKI FELIKSA

Choszczno 2019 – XVIII Piknik kolarski Feliksa

CHOSZCZNO. W najbliższą niedzielę (25 sierpnia), już po raz 18. na piknik kolarski zaprasza FELIKS BADZIĄG.

Podobnie jak w ubiegłym roku, także i teraz amatorzy kolarstwa wystartują spod Alei Gwiazd Kolarstwa Polskiego, a następnie pojadą do Drawna i z powrotem. Na finał przewidziano podsumowanie pikniku, które odbędzie się na plaży miejskiej.

Głó…

[theclubmap]

DIENSTAG: Clair Obscur trifft Barbara Morgenstern im Ballhaus Berlin um 19 Uhr. Die Elektropop Ikone Barbara Morgenstern wird zusammen mit dem Saxophonquartett ihre neue CD vorstellen. Es darf getanzt werden. Ganz nach dem Motto RAVING LEBANON könnt ihr heute im Crack Bellmer feiern, um Geld für das Camp 009 in der Bekaa Ebene im Libanon zu sammeln. Die DJ-Gagen und Erträge aus der Spendenbox fließen dabei direkt in das Projekt "Camp 009". Klingt wie die Monchichi Variante von Moshen, ist aber Techno: Im Chalet Club ist heute Moshi Moshi Techno Nacht. An den Decks: Synthek, Głós und ANRI. Wer keinen Plan hat was Moshen ist.... Moshen ist im modernen Punk heute der am weitesten verbreitete Tanz. Ja genau dieses Rumgschubse. Macht durchaus Spaß. Solltet ihr mal ausprobieren. Und sonst noch: Encore une fois at Suicide Circus Berlin Open Decks & Tischtennis at Humboldthain Club No Hype at Polygon Club Berlin Dark Tuesday at Club VOID Die Seligen Augenblicke at Promenaden Eck The Rita, Rusalka, MK9 at ausland Ed Motta at Bar Tausend Super Tuesday at cassiopeia Berlin Pong Club at Griessmuehle @griessmuehle @suicide_circus_berlin_official @promenaden_eck @polygon_berlin #club#clubbing#clublife#Clubs#clubsocial#clubbers#clubmusic#ClubHouse#clubwear#clubkid#ClubDJ#clubbanger#clubnight#clubscene#clubber#clubmaster#clubflyers#technoclubs#houseclub#ClubStory https://ift.tt/2qLL5xj