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Speakers
Paul Foreman
Aug 22, 2018
Paul's Story
Club Assembly Followed by a Board Meeting
Aug 29, 2018
Catherine Inman
Sep 05, 2018
Update on Tapriza School (Dopol) Nepal
Robin Lockwood
Sep 12, 2018
My Journey through Youth Exchange
Salli, our Youth Exchange Student
Sep 19, 2018
Come meet Salli
Club Assembly Followed by a Board Meeting
Sep 26, 2018
District Governor Diane Fejes Visit
Oct 03, 2018
Be the Inspiration
Heather Handyside
Oct 17, 2018
GCI - Infrastructure in Alaska
Tabitha Karpow
Oct 24, 2018
Young Professionals Group
Club Assembly Followed by a Board Meeting
Oct 31, 2018
Club Assembly Followed by a Board Meeting
Nov 28, 2018
No Meeting
Dec 26, 2018
Happy New Year
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Meeting Responsibilities
Monthly Program Chair
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Membership and New Club Development Month - August
 
Basic Education and Literacy Month - September
 
Economic and Community Development Month - October
 
The Rotary Foundation - November
 
Disease Prevention and Treatment Month - December
 
Maternal and Child Health Month - April
 
Youth Service Month - May
 
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Bulletin Editor (mentor)
Erickson, Kim
 
Bulletin Editor
Kochendorfer, Cathy
 
Bulletin Editor
Standley, Liz
 
 
Home Page Stories
Josh at the Alaska State Fair
Posted by Cathy Kochendorfer

Josh the Otter will be at the Alaska State Fair Friday, August 24th from 12-7 pm. We will set up at 11:30 am in the Events Tent/Yellow gate near the Farm Exhibits. 
Volunteers are needed for 1.5 hr slots & will get a free Fair pass for the day & parking. We will take turns wearing the Josh Costume and handing out coloring books. Please sign up!

Josh the Otter will be in the State Fair Parade on Saturday, August 25th. 
Denali Refuse is sponsoring the float. We will drive an 18 yd roll off that volunteers can ride in or walk along side handing out coloring books & other giveaways provided by Denali Refuse. We will check in between 9-10:15 am and must be ready to go by 10:40 am. The Parade starts 11 am. Please sign up if you plan to join us!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0C4EAEA623ABFD0-akstate

 

Aug 8th (meet at NOON):   Inbound Youth Exchange Students
Posted by Kim Erickson
Meet the new inbound Youth Exchange (YE) students for Rotary District 5010.  This will be a combined meeting with the Wasilla Noon Club from 12:00 - 1:00pm at the Extreme Fun Center in place of our regular evening meeting on August 8th.  Get to know this diverse group of young people who are about to start their one year adventure in a new country.  The students will join us for lunch then have a couple hours play time in the Extreme Fun Center before departing to the fall orientation being held at the North Star Bible Camp in Willow.
 
Lunch Menu:  Pizza & Salad Buffet; cake for dessert.
The District 5010 Youth Exchange Program is paying for the buffet.  An optional donation may be made to support the program.
 
 
We Are All One Rotary
 
Wasilla Sunrise Club meets at 7:00am on Tuesdays in the Jack White/Meridian Points Bldg located at 865 N Seward Meridian Pkwy, Wasilla 99687
 
Wasilla Rotary Club meets at 12:00pm on Wednesdays at the The Grill in the Grand View Inn & Suites, 2900 Parks Hwy, Wasilla 99654
 
Palmer Rotary Club meets at 12:00pm on Thursdays at Turkey Red, 550 S. Alaska St., Suite 100, Palmer AK  99645
 
Eagle River Rotary Club has two meetings on Thursdays of each week: 
                                         Morning:  7:00am at Bear Mountain Grill, 12300 Old Glenn, Eagle River, AK  99577
                                         Noon:  12:00pm at Piccolino's, 12801 Old Glenn, Eagle River, AK  99577
 
Results of 2018 Volunteer Sign-ups!
Posted by Cathy Kochendorfer on Aug 02, 2018
 
 
Here are the results of our sign-up sheet for 2018-2019 Volunteers!  Great job everyone.
 
 
2018-2019 Member Education and Information (ME) Program

Susitna Rotary Club's Member Education and Information Program

(“ME” Talks)
 
A fun and informative program to acquaint new members with Rotary and each other.  Rotarians from other local clubs are encouraged to join us!  Click to download flyer.
 
ME is a program to provide fellowship and Rotary information for new and experienced Rotary members.  Rotarians from all area clubs are invited to attend.
 
ME meetings are short, 30-minute informal gatherings held September through April on the first Thursday of the month.  Club firesides and other social events are also scheduled throughout the year to increase the fellowship among members while learning more about Rotary. 
 
ME Meetings:
Mat-Su Family Restaurant                                    For more information contact:
401 W Parks Highway                                             Kim Erickson cell 907-223-8385
Wasilla, AK 99654                                                    kim.erickson@greatlandlaser.com
                                                                                                or
1st Thursday of the month (Sep – Apr)                   Liz Standley cell 360-739-1124                          
7:00am – 7:30am                                                        liznrich@bellsouth.net
Complimentary coffee and juice                    
No host breakfast available off the menu       
 
Membership Education and Social Event Schedule:
 
Month
Topic
Type of Meeting
Late Fall/Winter  2018 (Saturday)
New Member Orientation -  Red Ribbon tasks
     followed by club fireside
Fireside – location TBD
September 6, 2018
Rotary Basics
ME
October 4, 2018
The Rotary Foundation:  Worldwide Projects
ME
November 1, 2018
The Rotary Foundation:  Giving
ME
December 6, 2018
Rotary Awareness and Public Relations
ME
December TBD
(Saturday)
Club Holiday Party
Fireside – location TBD
January 3, 2019
Community Service Projects
ME
February 7, 2019
Water Safety Projects
ME
March 7, 2019
Youth “Next Gen” Service Projects
ME
April 4, 2019
Rotary Conferences
ME
June TBD, 2019
(Saturday)
Lil Su River Clean-up
     followed by a club BBQ
BBQ – Lil Su River
 
Susitna Rotary receives 2018 Rotary Water Safety Advocacy Awards
The Joshua Collingsworth Memorial Foundation is pleased to announce the 2017-2018 Rotary Water Safety Advocacy Award Winners. Clubs were invited to submit nominations that included a description of their Josh the Otter Water Safety and Awareness program along with successes and outcomes. One Rotarian shared the following with her club’s nomination: “I’m happy to be part of a program that teaches kids about an important and life-saving topic in such an engaging and exciting way. This is one of the most rewarding things we get to do as Rotarians”.
 
The following eleven clubs were selected this year to receive the award:
  • Rotary Club of Emerald City in South Carolina
  • Rotary Club of Engelwood in Florida
  • Rotary Club of Kerrville in Texas
  • Rotary Club of Laurens in South Carolina
  • Rotary Club of Northwest Des Moines in Iowa
  • Rotary Club of Sarasota in Florida
  • Rotary Club of Susitna in Wasilla, Alaska
  • Rotary Club of Lake Wylie in South Carolina
  • Rotary Club of Longboat Key in Florida
  • Lincoln East Rotary Club in Nebraska
  • Vero Beach Oceanside Rotary Club in Florida
Paul DeMello Donates Life Jacket Loaner Board
Paul Demello, who spoke at Rotary last week, decided to help our local community by donating a Life Jacket Loaner Board for Lake Prator.  Paul's foundation Just Against Children Drowning plays an important role for us as well as other families with pools in Florida by donating and building fences around them to prevent drownings. Thank you Paul!
 
Awards Winners for the Night!
It was a special night at Rotary last week.  Cheryl awarded the Literacy Award winners: Robert Hall, Rick Cavens, Neena Levan, and Charlie Nicolos, and the Public Servant Award went to Colleen Leonard.  An honorary member award went to Amy Hall. Congrats to our Rotary Members!
 
 
Summer Celebration with Cheryl and Marty
Posted by Liz Standley (pics by Lisa Phillips)
Cheryl and Marty Metiva hosted a summer celebration Alaskan style at their house on the lake.  Hobo Jim played while we visited with Rotary friends and even made new ones while huddled under tents while it rained.  They even provided a Food Truck, drinks, hot dogs and great company. Thanks for the wonderful day!
Paul and Rhonda off to a great start!
The first three days for Paul and Rhonda have been fun and sun filled days in Alaska!  Floating the Gulkana and fishing along the way with Rob and Lanissa Grogan (Rob's brother Ray and his wife Pam) and Kathy and Jack Timm!
Float 4 Life Results
Posted by Claire Horton
A BIG THANKS GOES OUT to everyone who took part in the Float 4 Life! 
 
Instructor training with Jodi Sheets, ISA instructor. Jodi very graciously offered her training for free in exchange for a trip to Alaska for she & her husband, Paul.  
 
We were able to work with three pools in the Valley to provide over 15 hours of pool training and four full days of Jodi's time. Facility certifications will be issued to:
  1. Alaska Club-  Thanks to Jessica Hamilton,club manager & Jared Schmidt, pool director  
  2. Palmer Pool-  Thanks to Tim Pickard, Director
  3. Swim Alaska-  Thanks to Tinamarie, Owner
 
THANKS to the following 14 volunteers who worked with Jodi in the pool to learn the lifesaving swim recovery skill for infants:
 
  1. Alaska Club-  Danielle*, Brett*, Denisha*, Sam, Jared, Kim Erickson (Susitna Rotary), Jessica/observed
  2. Palmer Pool-  Aurora*, Ruthie*, Sandy*, Felicity* (daughter of Susitna Rotary member Jack Timm), Tim/observed
  3. Swim Alaska-  Tinamarie, Emmy
 *Instructors who received individual certifications as an Infant Swim of America (ISA) Instructor
 
THANKS also to our pool side support that gave direction and moral support to parent volunteers as we worked with 4 to 5 different children every 15mins:
  • Linda Conover/Susitna Rotary-lead volunteer on deck + created & sent out the signupgenius for participants 
  • Linda Brewer/Denali Refuse Staff performing "other duties as assigned" by Mama Otter
  • Catherine Inman/Susitna Rotary
  • Liz & Rich Stanley/Susitna Rotary
  • Eddie Ezelle/Susitna Rotary
  • Katie Philips/daughter of Rotary members, Dan & Lisa Philips
 
THANKS  to Rylee Rudd for taking care of our Alaskan gift for Jodi to take back to Lincoln, NE. 
 
THANKS to our parents who graciously volunteered their precious 1 to 3yr old children for instructors to be trained.  We had 140 slots (15 minutes each) filled up with 1 to 3 year old's. 
 
THANKS to the entire community for making this event possible & coming together in a joint effort to teach Water Safety to our kids.  
 
We hope to continue this joint effort to save lives...one child at a time!
 
MY BIGGEST THANKS goes out to Jodi Sheets,  my mentor.  "You Rock!!"  None of this would have been possible without you.  Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the difference you will make in our community.
 
I think it was a huge success and we are looking forward to being able to offer Float 4 Life! classes here in the Valley.  Our Susitna Rotary Club is anxious to help in any way we can to prevent drownings in our community.  Please let us know as soon as you have a plan for classes so we can keep the momentum going. Josh the Otter can help to market the classes for you.
 
We still have over 30 parents with 1-3yr olds on a waiting list.  This would be a great opportunity to offer a couple more sessions so new instructor can practice this lifesaving skill while it is still fresh.  I will be contacting each pool to see if we can work out a time for these parents.  
 
With heartfelt thanks to all,
 
Claire Horton, Mama Otter
907-362-2727
Susitna Rotary
 
NOTE: Check out this web site  justagainstchildrendrowning.org Paul Demello, the founder will be the speaker for our Susitna Rotary meeting!  Please join us 6-7pm, Wed  July 11th at Extreme Fun Center Sky Lounge for his inspirational talk!
 
 
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2017-2018 Year in Review

Membership (34 total)

New Members:

Bill Borden (transfer)

Linda Conover        Dan Phillips  

Paul Newman         Liz Standley

Charlie Nicolos      Rich Standley

 

 Red Ribbon Program: Kathy Timm

 Member Education Program: Kim Erickson & Liz Standley

 

Fellowship & Fundraising

The French Connection $3,960

With Rotary eClub of District 5010

Supporting service projects

Co-chairs:  Cheryl and Marty Metiva

 

“Time, Talent & Treasure” Auction & Movie

 Valley Rotary Clubs supporting The Rotary Foundation

Club’s portion $1,090

Committee:  Cheryl and Marty Metiva, Kathy & Jack Timm, John Schweiger, Cathy and Kelly Kochendorfer, Dan Phillips

 

Ice Breaker $4,308

With Big Lake Lions Club supporting local service projects

 Co-chairs:  Lanissa Grogan and Rylee Rudd

 

Iditarod Restart Party

Supporting End Polio Now - $6,869 total (Susitna Rotary $360)

Hosts:  Kim and Tryg Erickson

 

Josh Collingsworth Memorial Foundation

 Club’s portion $2,550

Auction supporting Josh the Otter service projects

 Co-chairs:  Kathy and Jack Timm

 

New Member Fall Orientation & Fireside

 Chair:  Kathy Timm    Facilitator:  Kim Erickson     Fireside Hosts:  Kathy and Jack Timm

 

Little Su River BBQ

 Chair:  Kathy Kochendorfer

 

Summer BBQ & Fireside

Hosts:  Lynn and John Mitchell

 

Service
Water Safety Programs: $5,925
Josh the Baby Otter - Claire Horton
Kids Don’t Float Loaner Boards -Jack Timm, Marty Metiva, Kelly Kochendorfer
Float 4 Life Classes - Claire Horton, Linda Conover, Lanissa Grogan
 
Youth Scholarships  $1,000
 
Rotary District 5010 Kids Care  $500
 
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) $325
 
Rotary District 5010 Conference-Seward  $650
Co-chairs:  Cheryl Metiva               MC:  Marty Metiva
 
Community/Individual Support
Conway Seavey $252
McKinley Wooten    $122
Wasilla High Swim Team $100
Willow Resident Handicap Ramp $697
 
Other Hands-On Service Projects
Big Lake Library Clean Up
Kiva - Lanissa and Rob Grogan, Kathy and Jack Timm
Reading in the Classroom - Kathy Timm
Upper Little Su River Clean-up - Jack Timm
 
 
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2017-2018 Water Safety Volunteer Hours
Susitna Rotary Club made a big impact on our community during the past Rotary year with a particular emphasis on water safety.  Here's peek at the statistics for the Josh the Otter school programs.  Another 44 hours were spent maintaining the Kids Don't Float kiosks.  Pool sessions were also held teaching young children basic water safety.  Finally, countless hours were spent planning, organizing, and tracking all these activities. For instance, Cathy Kochendorfer alone spent 40 hours over six weeks on the scheduling.
 
A $6,500 district grant was received from Rotary District 5010 to help pay for these programs.  Past President Chuck Foster is compiling information for the final grant report due June 30th.  Please email Chuck at cfoster176@gmail.com with any information you have documenting expenses, volunteer hours, and kids served.
 
Thank you to the many volunteers that helped make children in our community safer around the water.
 
Josh the Otter- Water Safety Presentations to all Kindergarten classes in the Mat-Su Borough
 
School
Students
Volunteer/Rotarian
Volunteer/non-Rotarian
Hours
 
Larson
75
3
1
4
 
Snowshoe
58
3
1
4
 
Machetanz
76
3
 
3
 
Cottonwood
75
3
1
4
 
willow
25
2
1
3
 
Trapper creek
35
2
1
3
 
Talkeetna
35
2
1
3
 
Meadowlakes
57
3
 
3
 
Big Lake
68
4
1
5
 
Swanson #1
80
5
 
5
 
Swanson #2
80
5
 
5
 
Shaw
100
2
2
4
 
Academy
26
2
1
3
 
Fronteras
40
3
2
5
 
Fingerlake
57
3
 
3
 
Sutton
19
3
 
3
 
Iditarod
80
4
 
4
 
Midnight Sun
66
4
 
4
 
Wasilla Lake
30
3
 
3
 
Butte
75
3
 
3
 
Goosebay
100
4
 
4
 
Tanaina
62
4
 
4
 
American Charter
30
3
 
3
 
Lady of Valley
22
3
 
3
 
Alaska Club 1
45
6
 
15
 
Alaska Club 2
45
5
 
12.5
 
Alaska Club 3
45
8
 
20
 
Palmer
50
9
 
27
 
TOTAL
1556
104
12
162.5
Hours
India - Mega Polio Campaign January 2019
Greetings!
 
We had the pleasure with intensive support in “Keeping India Polio Free Campaigns” from last 2 years in Mega Polio Event 2017 & 2018 with 51 Volunteers from 13 Countries and 63 Volunteers from 17 Countries respectively.
 
Efforts and personal presence who came, made a huge difference in many lives and without them it was impossible to fight on Polio and “Keep India Polio Free”
Our borders are still not sealed and every day we are getting non-immigrants from neighboring countries and have fear to get Polio back in India, fight against Polio is NOT OVER.
We Rotarians are determined in Keeping Polio Free India and ask  you as part of one Rotary family to help during next “Mega Polio Campaign 2019” from Jan 4 to 6 2019 at Agra, INDIA.
 
Looking forward to your participation for this noble cause of serving humanity as Rotary working on Polio in India since 1980 as one of the biggest humanitarian projects of the World …   
 
If you and your club/district Rotarians are coming to Rotary Convention Canada June 23-27 please visit us at booth # 1230-1232 in HOF.
 
Bringing the Social Change !!
Rotary Service and Engagement
Rtn Dr Sandeep Tomer |Polio Chair | Jt Secertary|2017-19
Rotary Club Agra Tajmahal
Charter no – 76284 | D-3110
 
 
2018 Little Su Classic - Fun in the Sun!
What does it take to have a perfect Little Su Classic?  Sunshine, canoes, kayaks, life jackets, sun screen, BBQ and lots of smiles!
 
Everything came together last Saturday for a fun day picking up trash and enjoying the beauty of the Little Su River.  Jack Timm, with help from Kathy Kochendorfer, coordinated the outing.  Jack made the swift-flowing river safer by taking out "sweeper logs" the week before and giving direction the day of the event.  Kathy Kochendorfer arranged transportation for floaters PLUS donated and prepared 80 lbs of chick for the BBQ. 
 
Kelly Tothe from the Alaska Office of Boating and Safety came out to see us off and provide any needed life jackets.  The Swift Water Safety Rescue Team accompanied us again and was immediately put to work when one of the vessels swamped early in the float.  Fortunately, no one was injured and all gear was eventually recovered.
 
Phil Horton/Denali Refuse provided a flatbed truck to transport all the kayaks and canoes to the starting point then later hauled away the trash that was collected. 
 
Eddie Ezelle/Mat-Su Food Bank donated all the paper products and, with the help from the fine BBQ skills of John Mitchell, cooked all the food.
 
Cathy K., Claudia Buzard, and Dan Phillips provided transportation from the Houston bridge park to the starting point at 3 Bees Gravel Pit.
 
Cheryl and Marty Metiva made the sweep through the 3 Bees Gravel Pit to pick up the extra vehicles and signs.
 
Liz Standley, Lanissa Grogan, Lynn Mitchell, Trudi Mitchell, and Dan Phillips made up the rest of the shore crew.  Dan recorded the event on video.  Watch out for that drone, Lanissa!
 
Lisa Phillips, once again, captured the essence of the day in photos.  Click to see the full photo album.
 
Everyone brought a side dish to accompany the delicious BBQ chicken and, thanks to Kim Erickson (at the bequest of Evelyna), there was peach cobbler and homemade ice cream for dessert.
 
Floaters: 
Jack and Kathy Timm, Phil and Claire Horton, Rob Grogan and Rich Standley, Lisa Phillips and Kim Erickson, Kelly Kochendorfer, Evelyna Kuhr, Daun Weis (Wasilla Rotary Club President-elect) and Mark, Clyde Boyer and Clyde Boyer, Jr., and several new friends that learned about the event via Facebook: Victoria and Jessica; Derek, Amanda, Theresa, and Ricky; Mark and Michelle (hope I got those all names correct).
 
Thanks to the generosity of Robert Hall, the two youngest (but clearly experienced) paddlers won a $250 gift certificate to Gorilla Fireworks for picking up the most trash.  Congratulations to Victoria and Jessica!
 
 
 
2018 Kiva Update
Thanks to Kathy Timm, Susitna Rotary made a loan to Suwariyah in Tangerang, Indonesia last week to build a clean water sources facility at her home to improve access to water sources for the family.
 
Suwariyah's story
Good day lenders! Meet one of KBMI’s clients, Suwariyah. She is 50 years old and married with four sons. Suwariyah is a housewife and she looks after her four children. Her husband has had a grocery shop in the Tangerang District for seven years. Her husband is the only breadwinner in the family. Still, their income is barely enough to provide for their basic needs. They would like to improve their living conditions and create a happy and healthy life for their children.

Suwariyah has asked for a loan of 600,000 Indonesian rupiahs (IDR) from KBMI. This loan will be used to build a clean water sources facility at her home to improve access to water sources for the family. Today her family has no access to a water source in their home and must rely on the river for bathing. Her family income is insufficient to build water sources but Suwariyah will be able to repay the loan received.

She and her family want to live a healthy life with clean water. Suwariyah is very grateful for the opportunity and wants to thank all lenders.
This loan is special because:
It helps prevent the spread of disease by providing access to clean drinking water and sanitation.

 
Kids Don't Float - Kiosks are Stocked!
Thank you to Jack and Cathy Timm, Marty and Cheryl Metiva, Kelly and Cathy Kochendorfer, Dan and Lisa Phillips, Stan Mitchell, and Claudia Buzard for spending Memorial Day completing the work below on the Kids Don't Float project:
 
#1 at Little Su, behind Miller's Market mile 57.5 Parks Highway 
 Install the new branding Josh sign and stock life jackets
 
#2 at North Prator Lake near the corner of Ballyshannon Dr and Morris Rd
 Install life jacket rack and new signage and stock life jackets
 
#3 at Bearpaw Lake near the corner of W King Arthur Dr and White Rabbit in Houston
Install new signage and stock life jackets
 
#4 at South Prator lake near Castle Dr and Duke Dr in Houston
Install new signage and stock life jackets
 
#5 at south Lalen Lake near W Skyview Dr and Carousel Way
Install signage and life jacket rack and stock life jackets
 
#6 at East Lalen Lake near Alice Ann Ln and N Larry Trail
Assess the area for new life jacket kiosk
 
#7 at Seymour Lake near Sylvia-Denise Ave and Meadow Lakes Dr
Install new signage and stock life jackets
 
 
Eva Venama Awarded $1,000 Scholarship
Susitna Rotary Club awarded Eva Venama, a former RYLA attendee and frequent volunteer for Rotary activities, a $1,000 college scholarship at last week's meeting. Congratulations, Eva!
Susitna Rotary Club earns 2018 Presidential Citation
Susitna Rotary Club was awarded the 2018 Rotary Citation for achieving goals that strengthen Rotary and the club. Goals included increasing club membership, developing sustainable service projects, giving to The Rotary Foundation (TRF), and building awareness of Rotary in our community.
 
Congratulations to 2017-2018 club president, Cheryl Metiva, and all club members for "Making a Difference"!
 
 
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Welcome to the Susitna Rotary Club! August is Membership and New Club Development Month
 

Susitna

Service above Self

We meet Wednesdays at 6:00 PM
Sky Lounge
Extreme Fun Center
3501 Old Matanuska Rd
Wasilla, AK  99654
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Chuck Foster
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Cathy Kochendorfer
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Evelyna Caldwell
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Cheryl Metiva
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Kelly Kochendorfer
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