From msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com  Thu Feb  6 18:10:30 2014
From: msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com (Jennifer Kennedy)
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 13:10:30 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Congressman Wittman signs on to HR 3050
Message-ID: <B0EB297B-6B30-4371-A25F-6026F1352D72@gmail.com>

I am pleased to announce that our first Virginia Congressman has signed on to House Bill 3050. I think each and everyone of you who has made the effort in making this happen. Please reach out and thank him via email or Twitter. That contact information will follow.


From holleymanor at verizon.net  Thu Feb  6 19:00:22 2014
From: holleymanor at verizon.net (Rick Holley)
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 11:00:22 -0800
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] February Meeting for NFBV At Large Chapter
Message-ID: <5D841394C1A74CC8A48B89B55C48E36B@LENOVO0A00C700>

It's that time again.
Date:  Feb. 11, 2014
Time:  8 PM
Telephone No.:  877-394-5901
Passcode:  2216375
Topic/Speakers:
   Tracy and Michael Recap Richmond Seminar

It should be a good one.  AND we can learn what we can do help move our agenda along.
Rick Holley


From msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com  Thu Feb  6 23:11:14 2014
From: msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com (Jennifer Kennedy)
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 2014 18:11:14 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] How to Thank Congressman Wittman for Co-Sponsoring
	H.R. 3505
Message-ID: <E8BB1ED8782E4BB2B2EFAD02CD13FE53@AcerPC>

Good evening all,
 
I apologize for the typos in my previous announcement about Congressman
Wittman co-sponsoring our TEACH Act bill. I was so excited to get it out I
forgot to double-check what dictation picked up. Here's what you need to
know to thank him for being our first Virginia co-sponsor.
 
1. Please thank him for co-sponsoring H.R. 3505.
2. This bill is called the TEACH Act and will improve the educational
opportunities for blind students in college around the nation, including
many of our Virginia students.
3.     He can be contacted electronically through a form at:
http://www.wittman.house.gov
4. If you prefer Facebook, he can be reached at:
https://www.facebook.com/RepRobWittman
5. Twitter is the fastest and most likely way the Congressman will see our
messages so you can also tweet at him by using the @robwittman handle. See
all his tweets at: https://mobile.twitter.com/RobWittman
 
Again, thank you to all who have helped see this legislation get its first
Virginia co-sponsor! Let's keep it up!
 
Best,
Jennifer Kennedy
Legislative Director
National Federation of the Blind of Virginia
Phone: 330-465-6245
Email: msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com
 


From tracy.soforenko at gmail.com  Mon Feb 10 03:54:23 2014
From: tracy.soforenko at gmail.com (Tracy Soforenko)
Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2014 22:54:23 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] The 2014 Kenneth Jernigan Convention Scholarship
	Fund
Message-ID: <03f501cf2613$c9629930$5c27cb90$@gmail.com>

Hi Virginia Federationists:

Please see below for the details on the 2014 Nationwide program for
encouraging people to attend the National convention in Orlando,  Florida.
Virginians are encouraged to apply for both the National program and the
statewide McDonald Fellowship program. Details on the McDonald Fellowship to
follow.


 


The Kenneth Jernigan Convention Scholarship Fund


by Allen Harris

>From the Editor: Allen Harris is the chairman of the Kenneth Jernigan Fund
Committee and was one of the people who came up with the idea of honoring
our former president and longtime leader by establishing a program to
promote attendance at the national convention, where so much inspiration and
learning occur. Here is Allen's announcement about the 2014 Kenneth Jernigan
Convention Scholarship Fund Program:

Have you always wanted to attend an NFB annual convention but have not done
so because of the lack of funds? The Kenneth Jernigan Convention Scholarship
Fund invites you to make an application for a scholarship grant. Perhaps
this July you too can be in the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, Florida,
enjoying the many pleasures and learning opportunities at the largest and
most important yearly convention of blind people in the world.

The three biggest ticket items you need to cover when attending an NFB
national convention are the roundtrip transportation, the hotel room for a
week, and the food (which tends to be higher priced than at home). We
attempt to award additional funds to families, but, whether a family or an
individual is granted a scholarship, this fund can only help; it won't pay
all the costs. Last year most of the sixty grants were in the range of $400
to $500 per individual. 

We recommend that you find an NFB member as your personal convention mentor,
someone who has been to many national conventions and is able to share
money-saving tips with you and tips on navigating the extensive agenda in
the big hotel. Your mentor will help you get the most out of the amazing
experience that is convention week.

Who is eligible? 
Active NFB members, blind or sighted, who have not yet attended an NFB
national convention because of lack of funding are eligible to apply.

How do I apply for funding assistance?
1. You write a letter giving your contact information, and your local NFB
information, your specific amount requested, and then explain why this is a
good investment for the NFB. The points to cover are listed below.

2. You contact your state president in person or by phone to request his or
her help in obtaining funding. Be sure to tell the president when to expect
your request letter by email, and mention the deadline.

3. You (or a friend) send your letter by email to your state president. He
or she must add a president's recommendation and then email both letters
directly to the Kenneth Jernigan Convention Scholarship Fund Committee. Your
president must forward the two letters no later than April 15, 2014.

Your letter to Chairperson Allen Harris must cover these points:

*	Your full name, and all your telephone numbers and label them--cell
phone, home, office, other person (if any).
*	Your mailing address and, if you have one, your email address.
*	Your state affiliate and state president; your chapter and chapter
president, if you attend a chapter.
*	Your personal convention mentor and provide that person's phone
number.
*	Your specific request: 

Explain how much money you need from this fund to make this trip possible
for you. We suggest you consult with other members to make a rough budget
for yourself.

The body of your letter should answer these questions: 

How do you currently participate in the Federation? Why do you want to
attend a national convention? What would you receive; what can you share or
give? You can include in your letter to the committee any special
circumstances you hope they will take into consideration.

When will I be notified that I am a winner? 
If you are chosen to receive this scholarship, you will receive a letter
with convention details which should answer most of your questions. The
committee makes every effort to notify scholarship winners by May 15, but
you must do several things before that to be prepared to attend if you are
chosen.

1. Make your own hotel reservation. If something prevents you from
attending, you can cancel the reservation. (Yes, you may arrange for
roommates of your own to reduce the cost.)

2. Register online for the entire convention, including the banquet, by May
31. 

3. Find someone in your chapter or affiliate who has been to many
conventions and can answer your questions as a friend and advisor.

4. If you do not hear from the committee by May 15, then you did not win a
grant this year.

How will I receive my convention scholarship?
At convention you will be given a debit card or credit card loaded with the
amount of your award. The times and locations to pick up your card will be
listed in the letter we sent you. The committee is not able to provide funds
before the convention, so work with your chapter and state affiliate to
assist you by obtaining an agreement to advance funds if you win a
scholarship and to pay your treasury back after you receive your debit or
credit card.
            
What if I have more questions? For additional information email the
chairman, Allen Harris, at <kjscholarships at nfb.org> or call his Baltimore,
Maryland, office at (410) 659-9314, x2415.

Above all, please use this opportunity to attend your first convention on
the national level and join several thousand active Federationists in the
most important meeting of the blind in the world. We hope to see you in
Orlando.

 



From tracy.soforenko at gmail.com  Mon Feb 10 03:59:14 2014
From: tracy.soforenko at gmail.com (Tracy Soforenko)
Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2014 22:59:14 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] 2014 McDonald Fellowships to National Convention
Message-ID: <040201cf2614$7698f1d0$63cad570$@gmail.com>

Please see below for the Virginia program to support attending the 2014
National  Convention. Individuals are encouraged to apply for both the
National program and this Virginia specific program.

 

2014 McDonald Fellowships to National Convention

 

The 2014 NFB National Convention is a remarkable experience you do not want
to miss. The convention will be even better because you were there to
attend.  Many of those who have attended our national NFB  convention are
amazed at how seeing, meeting, and interacting with over 3000  other blind
and low vision convention attendees has literally changed their  lives. They
not only experience how the problems of vision loss can be overcome, but
they also experience the confidence that can come with it. 

 

Robert and Marian McDonald selflessly contributed to our Virginia affiliate
to further the progress and better the lives of those who are blind,
visually impaired, and low vision in Virginia. In their honor, we recognize
the personal benefits that come to people who attend a national convention
for the first time. In their memory, the National Federation of the Blind of
Virginia (NFBV) continues their legacy of education and empowerment to
Virginia's blind citizens. 

 

We anticipate awarding fellowships to assist each fellowship recipient in
covering the cost of attending our 2014 NFB National Convention to be held
in Orlando, FL, from July 1 - July 6. Please note: The banquet ends late in
the evening on Sunday, July 6 and fellowship winners are expected to attend
the banquet so return travel must occur on Monday, July 7 or later. This
event will take place at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando Florida.

 

Consistent with our original goals, the  McDonald Fellowship program was
established in 1998 in order to: a)  assist those who have never attended a
convention of the National Federation of  the Blind (NFB) before, or b)
those who have not attended in years and wish to come to a convention again.

 

Details on financial assistance for all others are provided at the bottom of
this message.

 

We will link each of our fellowship winners up with mentors who will assist
them in getting the most out of their national convention experience. As
part of the Fellowship application requirements, McDonald Fellowship winners
are asked to attend the entire NFB convention and address our 2014 NFB of
Virginia state convention. 

Deadline for applications for the McDonald Fellowship is April 15, 2014.
Winners will be announced May 15, 2014. 

 

Your application should be in the form of a letter delivered via electronic
mail.  There is no specific form for the application.  We simply ask that
applicants write a brief letter of application outlining their reasons why
they should be considered for a Fellowship.

Your letter must include:

A)      Name, Address, phone and email contact information 

B)      Chapter or connection  With the affiliate

C)      How you will benefit from the experience

D)     How you have participated with your chapter or the affiliate in the
past year

E)      Any other pertinent details

 

In addition, you are required to contact your Chapter President or an
affiliate Board Member for a letter of recommendation. Letters of
recommendation are due by Sunday, April 20, 2014.

 

E-mailed applications or questions about the Fellowship program should be
sent to Tracy Soforenko, Chairman, McDonald Fellowship Committee, by e-mail
at tracy.soforenko at gmail.com or by phone at 202 285-4595.

 

As agreed at the January 2014 NFBV Board Meeting, All others requesting
financial assistance should reach out first to their chapter presidents for
financial assistance. Requests to chapter presidents should be made by April
15, 2014. If the chapter cannot provide sufficient support to enable the
individual to attend, requests should be forwarded to NFBV President
Schroeder no later than May 15, 2014.

 

 

Make 2014 the year you attend the national convention.

 

 

Tracy Soforenko

McDonald Fellowship Chair

tracy.soforenko at gmail.com

202 285-4595 (mobile)

703 522-8182 (home)



From fschroeder at sks.com  Mon Feb 10 19:27:56 2014
From: fschroeder at sks.com (Fredric Schroeder)
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 14:27:56 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] NFB of Virginia Communications Committee
Message-ID: <003601cf2696$34eab2a0$9ec017e0$@sks.com>

>From John Bailey:

 

Announcing the NFBV Communications Committee

 

The newly formed NFBV Communications Committee will be the information
resource for assisting those wishing to grow the organization by effectively
communicating the mission and activities of the NFBV.

 

We work with chapter and affiliate leaders who wish to grow the NFBV
organization. We do this by creating opportunities to promote our
organization to current members, potential members, and others who can
assist the NFBV mission.

 

A chapter that communicates poorly will not thrive. Some of the desired
outcomes of the committee's work with chapters in improving communications
will be:

.         Increase membership

.         Build future leaders

.         Create local media partnerships 

.         Increase access to funding

.         Discover beneficial collaborative partnerships

.         Brand ourselves as the experts on blind empowerment

 

This is a brand new committee of the NFBV and we invite those wanting to
assist in the growth of the affiliate to become an active member of the
committee. You will have the opportunity to work with experts in Facebook,
Twitter, LinkedIn, website design, public speaking, event planning,
newsletter production and much more.

 

If you are interested in becoming an important part of this very exciting
group, or want to learn more, please contact John Bailey via email at
John_Bailey17 at hotmail.com or by phone at 703.994.2040. Join today!

 



From tracy.soforenko at gmail.com  Mon Feb 17 02:50:29 2014
From: tracy.soforenko at gmail.com (Tracy Soforenko)
Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2014 21:50:29 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] NFBV Student Division's first monthly conference
	call
In-Reply-To: <1392600996.15260.YahooMailNeo@web161806.mail.bf1.yahoo.com>
References: <1392600996.15260.YahooMailNeo@web161806.mail.bf1.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <026a01cf2b8b$05184980$0f48dc80$@gmail.com>

>From Sarah Patnaude, Virginia Association of Blind Students President

 

Attention all Students! 

 

Will you be attending college in the fall? Do you need money for college? Then join the student division?s first monthly conference call this Thursday, the 20th, at 7:15 PM. Patti Chang, Chairperson for the NFB Scholarship Program, will be presenting. Learn about the scholarship program, application process, and get answers for all of your questions. This is a wonderful opportunity you won?t want to miss!

 

When: Thursday, February 20th, at 7:15 PM

Who: Any and all students who will be attending college in the fall

Why: To learn about the NFB Scholarship Program 

How: Call in at 559-726-1200 and enter 586305 as the code

 

Hope to see you there!

 

Sarah Patnaude

President: NFBV Student Division



From mwroane at mindspring.com  Tue Feb 18 20:04:20 2014
From: mwroane at mindspring.com (Mark W. Roane)
Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2014 15:04:20 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Fw: Honk Honk! Vehicle Donation Drivers: Idea
	Starter 16
Message-ID: <E2C6FCE2CFF346F99E70282B77AE8A9F@LapTop>


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Wilson, Joanne 
To: Chapter-presidents at nfbnet.org 
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 11:29 AM
Subject: Honk Honk! Vehicle Donation Drivers: Idea Starter 16


Key Sixteen: "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" Part 3

 

Every place you go is a pit stop for vehicle donation promotion material! This is the first of a series of "places" you can go to advertise the program.

 

  a.. Restaurants, Grocery Stores, Bars: placemat advertisements, stickers on cash registers or doors, vending machines, food delivery box inserts, bulletin boards 
 

Thanks for all your ideas! Please send me your additional ideas about places to go to be shared in future keys! 

 

Remember you can order more promotional materials by contacting Joanne Wilson at jwilson at nfb.org and find more ideas to advertise the program by visiting https://nfb.org/vehicle-donation-materials.

Honk Honk! Thanks for helping steer this project down the road to success!

 

 

Thanks,

Joanne

 

Joanne Wilson

Director, Affiliate Development

Office of the President

200 East Wells Street at Jernigan Place

Baltimore, MD 21230

Phone: 410-659-9314 x2335

Email: jwilson at nfb.org

www.nfb.org

 

Vehicle Donations Take the Blind Further 

Donate your car to the National Federation of the Blind today!

For more information, please visit: www.carshelpingtheblind.org or call 1-855-659-9314

 

The National Federation of the Blind needs your support to ensure blind children get an equal education; to connect blind veterans with the training and services they need; and to help seniors who are losing vision continue to live independent and fulfilling lives. To make a donation, please go to www.nfb.org.

 

 

 


From msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com  Tue Feb 25 15:04:07 2014
From: msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com (Jennifer Kennedy)
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 10:04:07 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Legislative Action Needed: #FixWIA Wednesday and
	Twitter Chat Thursday
Message-ID: <CAGkR4qtuxq2Dk31FpBzwvyHvK=kH0r=Vz+UhV4Vn3m=iCZ=QuQ@mail.gmail.com>

Good morning all,

Below you will find a bulletin from Rose Sloan at the National Center
with our next big legislative alert that  needs your help this week.
Wednesday's actions are to be directed to the Senate and Rose has
provided language you can use on Twitter to do it.

Tim Kaine's Twitter handle: @senKaineOffice
Mark Warner's Twitter handle: @MarkWarner

Thank you for your help. If you have any questions, please feel free
to contact me at msjenniferkennedy at gmail.com

Best,
Jennifer Kennedy
Legislative Director
National Federation of the Blind of Virginia

>From Rose Sloan:
Fellow Federationists:

This Wednesday, Feb. 26, we will host another #FixWIA Wednesday. A few
weeks ago, we had our best campaign yet-we, with the help of TASH and
APSE, generated over 600 tweets with the hashtag #FixWIA!
Unfortunately, our Senators still do not understand our concerns with
WIA.

As you know, we are concerned with two aspects of the Senate's version
of the reauthorization of Workforce Investment Act (WIA). First,
Section 511 of Title V brings the payment of subminimum wages to
people with disabilities into the Rehabilitation Act for the first
time. Second, Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) will be
transferred from the Department of Education to the Department of
Labor. No research shows that this move will improve services for
people with disabilities, and we fear that services will be less
effective. If you would like more information about our concerns with
WIA, please see our blog post at:
https://nfb.org/blog/vonb-blog/fix-wia.

Participating in #FixWIA Wednesday is simple! All you have to do is
generate a few tweets expressing your concerns with WIA by tagging
your senators and using the hashtag #FixWIA. You can find your
Senators' handles here: http://govsm.com/w/Senate. Feel free to
customize the below tweets with your Senators' handles.

@SenatorDurbin, will you #FixWIA? Please #Strike511 and keep RSA in
the @usedgov. Americans with Disabilities are counting on you.

@SenatorBarb Section 14(c) is discriminatory. Don't ease it, end it.
#Strike511. #fixwia.

@SenJohnsonSD, Quality education and rehabilitation lead to
competitive integrated employment. Keep RSA in @usedgov. #fixwia.

@SenJohnBarrasso, Shaking up the #rehabact without data & research
could adversely affect millions of PWDs. #fixwia. Keep RSA in
@usedgov.

@SenFeinstein, Sec. 511 puts subminimum wages of Sec 14(c) of the FLSA
into the #rehabact. Please #fixwia. #Strike511.

@StabenowPress, do you support equal pay for people with disabilities?
#FixWIA. #Strike511.

Last time, the Association of People Supporting Employment First
(APSE) activated their membership to help us reach 600 tweets. They
have the same concerns with WIA that we do. In fact, APSE and the NFB
will be hosting a Twitter Chat on Thursday Feb. 27 from 1-2 PM Eastern
about subminimum wages and President Obama's recent Executive Order. I
encourage anyone who can to please participate in the chat by tweeting
questions and concerns about subminimum wages. The hashtag for this
event is #EmploymentFirst.

Thank you to everyone who participated in our previous #FixWIA
campaigns. I know the more #FixWIA Wednesdays we do, the more tweets
we will be able to generate. The more tweets we generate, the more our
Senators will become aware of our concerns. Once Senators understand
our concerns, change will happen. Let your concerns be heard! Through
our efforts, we can ensure that fewer people with disabilities are
subjected to detrimental subminimum wage sheltered employment.

If you have any questions about #FixWIA Wednesday or the twitter chat,
feel free to reach out to me at rsloan at nfb.org<mailto:rsloan at nfb.org>
or by calling 410-659-9314 extension 2441.

Thanks everyone,

Rose


Rose Sloan
Government Affairs Specialist

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND
200 East Wells Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21230
Phone: (410)-659-9314 ext. 2441
E-mail: rsloan at nfb.org<mailto:rsloan at nfb.org>
Twitter: @RoseSloan8

"Eliminating Subminimum Wages for People with Disabilities"
http://www.nfb.org/fair-wages

The National Federation of the Blind needs your support to ensure
blind children get an equal education; to connect blind veterans with
the training and services they need; and to help seniors who are
losing vision continue to live independent and fulfilling lives. To
make a donation, please go to www.nfb.org<http://www.nfb.org/>.





-- 
Jennifer M. Kennedy, MA, NOMC
National Federation of the Blind of Virginia, Richmond Chapter President
Website: www.nfbv.org
Email: msjenniferkennedy at nfb.org
Phone: 330-465-6245



From michaelgkasey at verizon.net  Thu Feb 27 01:16:45 2014
From: michaelgkasey at verizon.net (Michael Kasey)
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2014 20:16:45 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Support the Teach Act
Message-ID: <000801cf3359$95accef0$c1066cd0$@net>

We urge YOU to take action to support this legislation.  It is easy and takes only a few minutes.  Thank You!

 

Our petition is called ?Pass the TEACH Act?.  It tells the story of Jamie Principado, a blind girl who went to Florida State and eventually had to change majors and then leave because the school did not have accessible instructional materials.  The petition explains that Jamie?s problem is similar to those facing most blind students and that consequently, we need Congress to pass the TEACH Act.  When you sign, you are asked to input your address.  The change.org tool then sends a pre-written letter to that person?s member of Congress asking them to cosponsor the bill.  Since the petition has 140,000 signatures, that means that 140,000 letters urging support of the TEACH Act has been sent to the House. To read the petition text and see how many signatures there are, go here: https://www.change.org/petitions/pass-teach-act-equal-access-to-educational-materials-for-students-with-disabilities 

 

If you have questions, just ask us.

 



From fschroeder at sks.com  Thu Feb 27 21:44:32 2014
From: fschroeder at sks.com (Fredric Schroeder)
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 16:44:32 -0500
Subject: [Nfbv-announce] Belmont's Third Annual Beeping Egg Hunt
In-Reply-To: <83BA1D8FCA3D334E9C4D2BC2CB4BCE570A0B7957@MSEXCH-DB.umw.local>
References: <83BA1D8FCA3D334E9C4D2BC2CB4BCE570A0B7957@MSEXCH-DB.umw.local>
Message-ID: <024c01cf3405$1caca0f0$5605e2d0$@sks.com>

We have been asked to spread the word about an upcoming beeping Easter egg
hunt. The details are below:

 

+++++

 

From: Michelle Crow-Dolby (mdolby) [mailto:mdolby at umw.edu] 
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 3:59 PM
Subject: Belmont's Third Annual Beeping Egg Hunt

 

I'm hoping the National Federation of the Blind of Virginia can help me
spread the word about our 3rd Annual Beeping Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 12
from 1-3 pm, rain or shine.  The event is free and will provide visually
impaired and blind individuals and their families an opportunity to
participate in a non-traditional Easter egg hunt. 

 

The specially designed plastic Easter eggs, donated by Stafford County-based
International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators, emit a
beeping sound that allows visually impaired children to retrieve the eggs
using their sense of hearing. The event will also include touch tours of
Gari Melcher's studio and home, which will allow visitors to explore various
features of Belmont with their sense of touch. Games, healthy snacks, a
visit with the Easter bunny, and a "Touch a Tractor" station round out the
day's activities. 

 

I've attached the event flyer in both a PDF and jpg format.

 

Here are some links regarding past events and Belmont's special relationship
to Easter Egg Hunts.

 

Free Lance-Star article:

http://news.fredericksburg.com/newsdesk/2012/04/15/these-easter-eggs-sound-o
ff-for-visually-impaired-kids-2/

 

FLS Photo Gallery:

http://news.fredericksburg.com/backfocus/2012/04/14/beeping-eggs/

 

FLS Easter article:
<http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2011/042011/04192011/617431>
http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2011/042011/04192011/617431. 

 

Thanks so much and please let me know if you have any questions,

Michelle

 

 

Michelle Crow-Dolby, Education and Communications Manager
Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont | GariMelchers.org
<http://www.garimelchers.org/> 
University of Mary Washington | 224 Washington St., Falmouth, VA 22405 |
540-654-1851
Fredericksburg Arts Commissioner | FredArts.com <http://www.fredarts.com/> 

 

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