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ansdowne Folk Club presents Deep River, a power-folk
was met with criti- trio from Virginia, on Thursday January 27, at the
MLK Day of Photo/© Buena Vista Home Entertainment cal acclaim due to Twentieth Century Club, 84 S. Lansdowne Avenue,
Service Adam Beach and Evan Adams co-star in the landmark 1998 film its honest portrayal Lansdowne, PA. Doors open at 6:45 p.m, event begins at
Page 8 “Smoke Signals,” the first feature to be written, directed, and of contemporar y 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 in advance and $18 at door. For
co-produced by Native Americans. Bryn Mawr Film Institute will host Native American life reservations or for information call 610-622-7250 or visit
a 35mm screening of the indie hit on Wednesday, January 26, both on and off a www.myspace.com/lansdownefolkclub, or email lfc.org@
co-presented by One Book One Philadelphia and introduced by Bryn reservation. The film rcn.com.
Mawr College’s Bethany Schneider, Ph.D. stars Adam Beach What do you get when you combine a charismatic actress
(Flags of Our Fathers, with a powerhouse voice, a multi-instrumentalist heartthrob-
B
ryn Mawr Film Institute will host Cowboys & Aliens), Gary Farmer (Dead Man), in-the-making and an introverted genius songwriter? You
a special screening of the award- Irene Bedard (Pocahontas), and Evan Adams, get the band Deep River. Deep River is Rachel Beauregard,
winning independent film Smoke who won an Independent Spirit Award for Bryan Dawley, and Luke Brindley, a power-folk trio from
Signals on Wednesday, January his performance as Thomas. Virginia who create their own brand of music they’ve termed
26 at 7:30 p.m. This feature, the Bethany Schneider is an Associate Profes- “Front Porch Pop.” It’s a fluid, sonic experience combining
first to be written, directed, and sor of English Literature at Bryn Mawr Col- elements of pop, folk, and blues with straight-up home-
co-produced by Native Americans, will be lege. She earned her Ph.D. in English Lan- grown sass.
Society’s introduced by Bryn Mawr College’s Bethany guage and Literature from Cornell Univer- Deep River will have you singing along, always wanting
Evening Hours Schneider, Ph.D. This 35mm screening is sity. Her areas of interest include early Ameri- more, and leave you curious about how their hair manages
Page 12 presented in conjunction with One Book can literature, gender and sexuality and to look so frickin’ good all the time. Deep River released
One Philadelphia in honor of their 2011 studies, and American Indian studies. She their new album; “Ten Mornings” in November 2010 to two
selection, War Dances by Sherman Alexie, the has written on these and other topics in sold out shows. Check the band out at http://deepriver-
writer of Smoke Signals. numerous scholarly journals and popular music.com.
Adapted by acclaimed author Sherman See BMFI Screens “Smoke Signals” on page 7 See Deep River Performance on page 3
Education News
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Lower Merion High School to Host Benefit Screening of “Mirror Dance”
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Find Great he Lower Merion High School audito- people who are affected by natural and
rium will be the venue for a 5th Anni- manmade disasters worldwide. One of
Events Inside! versary Benefit screening of “Mirror two community service projects under-
Dance,” the award-winning, internationally taken by the Interact Club of Lower Merion
acclaimed documentary about twin bal- High School every year, club presidents
lerinas born in Cuba but separated by pol-
Your Community itics, on Sunday, January 30, at 2 p.m. On Sunday, January 30, 2011 “Mirror
The documentary tells the story of Margarita Dance” will be shown followed by a Q&A
Newspaper de Saa, director of the Pennsylvania Acad- with key characters and the directors of the
CITY SUBURBAN emy of Ballet in Narberth, and her sister, documentary. The screening will be held at
NEWS Ramona de Saa, director of the Cuban Na- the Lower Merion High School Auditorium
tional Ballet School. Born identical twins, at 2 p.m.
610-667-6623 the sisters grew up to become acclaimed
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CitySuburbanNews But their relationship deteriorated as one Moskow of Merion said that each “Shelter-
sister left for America and the other embraced box” their group funds will supply ten dis-
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“Mirror Dance” is the story of two women other necessities.
E-mail: linked by birth and dance but struggling The screening is co-sponsored by the
CitySuburbanNews@mac.com to overcome a deep rift between sisters nonprofit Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet
and nations alike. Society (PABS), which was founded in 1985
Open to the public, the screening is a by Margarita de Saa White, one of the bal-
fundraising event for Shelterbox, a disaster lerinas featured in the film, and her hus-
relief charity which provides assistance to See LM High School to Host Film Screening on page 10
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ARTS, CULTURE & SOCIETY EVENTS A l’Ecole Française welcomes New Students
registered between February 1 & March 13 with a
FREE TICKET to the Philadelphia Flower Show!
Contact us at: alecolefrancaise.com
By Rose Marie Riley efit The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Center for Autism Research.
For information visit phillyautoshow.com or 800-759-9533.
Academy of Vocal Arts
The Academy of Vocal Arts is presenting Giacomo Puccini Suor Angelica
The Academy of Music Concert and Ball
& Il Tabarro in Concert, two tragic one-act operas in concert sung in The Academy of Music 154th Anniversary Concert and Ball will be held
Italian with English supertitles. They will be performed January 21, at January 29. The Concert will be held at the Academy of Music at 7:30
7:30 p.m., and January 22, at 7:30 p.m., in the Perelman Theater, Kimmel p.m. The Philadelphia Orchestra will be performing a program featuring
Center, Philadelphia, and in Centennial Hall, The Haverford School, at soprano Reneé Fleming; special guest appearance by Paul Simon per-
7:30 p.m., January 26. Conductor is Christofer Macatsoris, The AVA forming a selection of his greatest hits with the Philadelphia Orchestra;
Opera Orchestra. For information call 215-735-1685. hosted by Lester Holt, Anchor, Correspondent, NBC News. The Concert
will be followed by the Champagne Supper and Ball at the Hyatt at the
Associated Services for the Blind Bellevue. Joanna McNeil Lewis is Chairman and CEO, Academy of Music.
Sandra G. Marshall and Charles P. Pizzi are Co-Chairmen, 154th Anni-
Associated Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired is presenting the
versary Concert and Ball. Proceeds from the gala benefit the Orchestra
51st Annual Braille Awards January 28, at the Union League of Phila-
and the Academy of Music. For information call 215-893-1978.
delphia, 140 South Broad Street, Philadelphia. Registration and Silent
Auction at 11:30 a.m.; Lunch at 12:00 p.m.; Awards Ceremony at 1:00 p.m. Tri-State Jazz Society Presents Mark Kramer
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Command of the Warrior Transition Unit at West Point N.Y.; Corporate jazz pianist, on Sunday January 30, at 2:00 p.m. running 2-1/2 hours with Kimberly Garrison
Honoree 10 NBC, and Special Recognition Honorees are The Seeing Eye until 4:30 p.m. This concert will be held at The Porch Club, 4th and Howard specializing in women’s fitness
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Academy of Notre Dame to Hold 38th Annual Art Show & Sale
T he Academy of Notre Dame de Namur in Villanova is
holding its 38th Annual Art Show and Sale from Satur-
day, January 29, through Sunday, February 6, 2011. The
exhibition and sale will open with a catered preview recep-
tion with the artists on Friday, January 28, 2011, from 6
to 9 p.m. in the Academy Mansion.
The public is invited to attend both the catered reception
and the exhibition, which will be on display from 12 to 4
p.m. daily from January 29 until February 6. Over 100 art-
ists will be exhibiting works in a variety of mediums includ-
ing acrylics, oils, watercolors, sculptures, and ceramics.
Tickets to the preview reception are $45 in advance and
$50 at the door. There is no fee to view the exhibit follow-
ing the Friday evening preview party.
The 2011 featured artist is Valerie Craig. According to her
biography, Craig has drawn and painted nearly all her life.
Her oil and watercolor paintings are suffused with soft light
and convey a sensitive approach. Craig’s subject matter is
varied and includes still-life, landscapes and street scenes.
Honors include the Artists’ Choice Award in the 2010 Easton
Plein Air Festival, First Place in the 2009 Wayne Plein Air “Fields of Gold” by 2011 Art Show featured artist Valerie Craig.
Festival, Runner Up to Best in Show in the 2009 American
Women Artists Show, and Best in Show in the 2008 Wayne Chairing the art show is Audrey Clancy of Berwyn.
Plein Air Festival. For information, visit http://www.ndapa.org/artshow. For
New artists this year include Michele Byrne, Gail Grams, ticket information, contact Alicia Mendicino in the Office of
Elaine Lisle, Elise Phillips, William Ressler, Hal Robinson, Communications at 610-687-6538. The Academy of Notre
Genie Turner, Meg Walsh and Genevieve Willis. Dame de Namur is located at 560 Sproul Road in Villanova, PA.
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24-hour hotline 1-800-773-2424 On January 31, The Philadelphia Sports Writers Association will acknowledge the work Leslie Swan
being done by Dr. Young and Dr. Lewis at their 107th Annual Publisher
Awards Dinner, being held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Robert M. Klein
Cherry Hill at 5:00 p.m. Magee will also have an information
booth at the dinner to discuss concussions and the post- Legal Counsel
concussion clinic. Herbert Robert Weiman Jr.
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this year,” said Rich Westcott, president of the Philadelphia Joyce E. Engel
Sports Writers Association. “Its new post-concussion clinic Graphic Designer
is providing a vital medical service to teams and athletes Kathy Fitzgerald
in our area. Concussions are a major issue in sports these Staff Writer
days, and it’s extremely important that people get the prop- Jerry Bloom
er information in terms of learning how to deal with this
dangerous injury. I’m pleased that Magee will be present to Society Editor
do that.” Rose Marie Riley
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Don’t Flyer Ian Laperriere (accepting the Flyers Team of the Year
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Attending a Black Tie Tailgate menu tasting for the Philadel- Photos/Marc Barag
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Stephen STARR events are, from left – Robert Schultz, Director Foundation and Bryn Mawr resident; Suzi Lustgarten, Black
of The Center for Autism Research at CHOP; Debra Dunn, Out- Tie Tailgate Committee Member and Bryn Mawr resident; Kevin
reach Director for The Center for Autism Research at CHOP Mazzucola, Executive Director of the ADAGP; Marc Brownstein,
and Ardmore resident; Scott Lustgarten, President of the Auto Black Tie Tailgate Committee Member and Gladwyne resident.
Dealers’ CARing for Kids Foundation and Bryn Mawr resident;
Stuart Sullivan, Executive Vice President and Chief Develop- biggest auto shows, the Philadelphia Auto Show has a proven NO JOINING FEE IN JANUARY
ment Officer of CHOP; Dom Conicelli, President of the ADAGP. track record of influence on consumers. In 2010, nearly 90
percent of attendees in the market for a new vehicle reported THIS IS WHY
that visiting the Auto Show influenced their next purchas- Membership benefits include:
T he Automobile Dealers Association of Greater Philadel-
phia (ADAGP) announces the return of the Philadelphia
Auto Show (www.phillyautoshow.com) to the Pennsylvania
ing decision, according to exit surveys.
In addition, since its inception in 2003, the Auto Dealers
• Full access to 11 YMCA of Philadelphia &
Vicinity locations
Convention Center from Saturday, January 29 to Sunday, CARing for Kids Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the • Priority class and program registration
February 6. The event’s Media Day and Black Tie Tailgate Philadelphia Auto Show, has made more than $3.5 million • FREE Adult Group Exercise classes
Preview Gala are scheduled for Friday, January 28. in contributions to worthwhile child-related initiatives and • FREE consultations with a Wellness Coach
One of the area’s premier social events of the season, the organizations. The ADAGP will proudly continue its chari-
Black Tie Tailgate Preview Gala returns on January 28 from table giving this year by donating $2.00 to the Foundation • FREE Babysitting Services • Guess Passes
7:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. from every Auto Show ticket sold. These donations will be No contracts to sign!
Joining fee waived for the month of January. Offer ends Jan. 31, 2011.
The 2011 Gala marks the fourth year the Auto Dealers CAR- used to support a number of programs run by the Founda-
ing for Kids Foundation is partnering with culinary favorite
Stephen STARR Events in conjunction with ARAMARK/SFS
tion, including its Driving Away the Cold campaign, which
provides new winter coats to underprivileged children liv-
Main Line YMCA
610-649-0700 • www.philaymca.org
Food Services for the menu design. This year’s live enter- ing in the Greater Philadelphia area.
tainment portion will be provided by Jellyroll Dance Band. The 2011 Philadelphia Auto Show hours are: Noon to 10 100 St. George’s Rd., Ardmore, PA 19003
Tickets are $200 per person and are available for purchase p.m. on weekdays; 9 a.m. to
on phillyautoshow.com. Proceeds will benefit the Center for 10 p.m. on Saturdays; 9 a.m.
Autism Research at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to 8 p.m. on Sunday, January
through the Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Foundation. This 30; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday,
event is open to the public. February 6.
“The buzz is back in the auto industry and we want every- “E-tickets” from www.philly-
one to be a part of it,” said Dominic M. Conicelli, chairman autoshow.com are: $10 for
of the 2011 Philadelphia Auto Show and president of Conicelli adults (ages 13 and older)
Autoplex. “The Philadelphia Auto Show has always been valid any show day; $6 for
known as one of the top auto shows in the country and is children (ages 7-12) valid
all about entertaining and educating the consumer. We pride any show day; Free for chil-
ourselves on this every year. For our 2011 event, key addi- dren 6 and under.
tions have been made that will really enhance the overall Box office admission is:
vehicle-researching experience for those who come because $12 for adults (ages 13 and
they are in the market as well as those who join us just to older) on weekends; $10 for
have a good time.” adults on weekdays; $6 for
Of those key additions are two special ‘Ride and Drive” children (ages 7-12) on any
events, which will take place on the last weekend of the show. show day; Free for children
Hosted individually by Toyota and Kia, these inaugural events
will allow Auto Show guests to test drive certain products
6 and under; Senior citizens
(age 62 and over) receive a We invite you, your friends and
during their visit. The 2011 Philadelphia Auto Show cele-
brates another first with the addition of Fiat to its display
special admission price of
$6 on weekdays only. family to be our guest at these
floor, which brings the total number of participating manu-
facturers this year to more than 40.
Weekday discount coupons
can be picked up at your new upcoming events.
“The show continues to thrive and increase its impact on car and truck franchised
the fourth largest media market in the U.S.,” added Conicelli. dealer. Coupons can be re- wednesday, january 26th | 11:30am – 2:00pm
“We’ve said it before but it has never been more true— deemed at the box office at Lunch & Learn: Aid and Attendance Veterans Benefits – Enjoy
there is something for everyone at the Philly Auto Show.” the Pennsylvania Convention
The nine-day Auto Show returns with a 550,000-square- Center for a $3 admission
a delicious, chef-prepared lunch on us while you learn about
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School Night of Paddle Pool USA The United States’ First Paddle Pool Opens in Greater Philadelphia Area,
W hile many of us have already discarded our New Year’s
resolutions, Main Line School Night is keeping its 1938
original resolution: to encourage life-long learning for adults.
Providing Year-Round Training for Dragon Boat Community
to Main Line Health & Fitness’ offerings. The
On February 22, School Night launches its 72nd spring Schwabs were joined by State Senator, Daylin
semester at area sites along the Main Line. Enrollment be- Leach, who officially proclaimed January 10
gins January 17 online at MainLineSchoolNight.org. to be “Paddle Pool USA Day.” The Schwabs and
“You will find an enormous variety of classes at night and Senator Leach cut the ceremonial ribbon offi-
daytime, every day of the week, and multiple locations make cially opening Paddle Pool USA to the public!
learning on the Main Line convenient to all,” says Bonnie As the doors to Paddle Pool USA opened, cel-
McDairmant, Executive Director of School Night. “Whatever ebrants were treated to the traditional Chinese
resolution you made at New Year’s, there is a class that will drum playing and remarks about the vision be-
help you keep it. You will find many opportunities to en- hind the United States’ first paddle pool. Seat-
courage and renew yourself this year at Main Line School ed in the paddles pool rowing to the beat of the
Night.” drum were members of dragon boat teams
The re-designed catalog and E-Book online offer new across the region.
courses to enhance fitness—of mind and body. The Legacy Guests were then invited to try out paddling
of the Past: India and Pakistan, Reinvent Yourself in a Day, in Paddle Pool USA. Information stations were
China from the Inside, Power Tone & Tighten, Earrings Work- conveniently placed around the paddle pool so
shop: Dangling Dangles and Clusters, and Travel Free and Make that guests can learn more about paddle pool
Money Doing It, are samples of some of the new mind-stretch- training, Dragon Boat racing, and learn how to
ing classes. get involved in this exciting sport that is con-
You can also find classes from Collectibles to Computers, Photos/William A.Boyd Jr. sidered the world’s fastest growing team water
Investing to Inventions, Sports to Self-Improvement, and Dragon Boat race training with Dragon Boat teams from across the region sport.
Wines to Writing. Nia, a holistic-mind-body-spirit fitness at Main Line Health & Fitness’ Paddle Pool USA grand opening. “The very first U.S. Dragon Boat racing team
program, Introduction to Flamenco Dancing, and Golf are was assembled right here in the Philadelphia
three of over 50 fitness, dance and sports classes beginning region in 1983, and it is an honor to participate in another
each week. New and updated classes include: Tap Dancing first for the fantastic sport of Dragon Boat racing,” said
for Fun & Fitness, Ballet on the Barre, Hooping Yourself Fit, State Senator Daylin Leach. “It’s fantastic that Main Line
and Funk Fitness. Perennial favorites are duplicate bridge, Health & Fitness is supporting this truly inclusive sport that
golf, floral design, languages, investment strategies, and has such a rich tradition in our area.”
cooking. Catalogs are mailed to residents and distributed Studies show that people who exercise regularly are
to local libraries the third week in January. healthier, more relaxed, more confident, more creative,
Classes start every week throughout the spring, begin- accomplish more at work and enjoy life more. Paddle pool
ning February 22, and range from one-day workshops to training and Dragon Boat racing are for every fitness and
ten-week study programs. Daytime classes meet all week experience level.
long at the Creutzberg Center in Radnor and at neighbor- “Paddle Pool training is for everyone,” said Mary Hackett,
hood locations from City Line to Paoli. Evening classes meet Manager of Paddle Pool USA. “Our Paddle Pool offers
from Tuesday through Thursday nights at Lower Merion, unique fitness and training options for individuals. Whether
Harriton and Conestoga High Schools, and other Main Line you’re part of a dragon boat team, an individual looking to
venues. try out the sport, or a corporation looking to get involved
To register for non-credit classes, mail, walk-in, (to School in something new, we invite you to experience an innovative
Night headquarters, the Creutzberg Center, 260 Gulph Creek paddle pool workout that is one-of-a-kind in the United
Road, Radnor, PA,) or phone 610-687-8201. Register online States.”
starting January 17 at www.MainLineSchoolNight.org. For
information, call 610-687-0460.
Main Line School Night is a not-for-profit organization Ribbon Cutting at the Grand Opening of Paddle Pool USA at
serving the residents of the Main Line of Philadelphia, ded- Main Line Health & Fitness, from left – Elanna Schwab, Owner
icated to meeting non-credit educational and recreational of Main Line Health & Fitness; Daylin Leach, PA State Senator
needs of adults in the Main Line and adjacent neighborhoods. for the 17th District; Roger Schwab, Owner of Main Line Health
& Fitness; Carol Lee Lindner Founder & Executive Director, Phila-
Free Sunday Mornings at the delphia International Dragon Boat Festival; Alexis Lindner.
This past November, a dozen AIM families joined volun- in time to add warmth to the
teers from Pretzel Park, Friends of the Manayunk Canal holidays of people in need.
and the Roxborough/Manayunk/Wissahickon Tree Tenders AIM students and their fami-
Nurturing Excellence
group in planting two dozen trees throughout Manayunk. lies know the difference their
Sponsored by The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, AIM school and being able to
joined 50 other Philadelphia area Tree Tenders community learn differently is making in
their lives. They were so
happy that their donations
could make a difference for
others.
On tap for January is Martin
Luther King Day of Service
with AIM students, staff, and
families working in our local
communities, and in February
students will be making
Valentine’s Day cards and
letters for troops overseas.
AIM~Academy In Manayunk
students travel from through-
out the Greater Philadelphia
region and South Jersey to
benefit from the latest re-
search-to-practice approach-
es for children with learning
disabilities. Learning through
service is just another example
of AIM’s full educational im-
Ms. Carrie Shankweiler (AIM’s Head of Upper School) helps mersion model. To learn more
deliver items to Gloria’s Place of the People’s Emergency about enrollment at AIM or
Center just in time to add warmth to the holidays. its Summer Enrichment Pro-
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Ethan Klenn (Radnor) holds an Iroquois False Face mask during a small group examination
of Native American artifacts in the 5th grade classroom. The group includes, from left – Jack
Advertise in Coogan (Wayne), Lucy Van Kula (Radnor) and Spencer Davis (Malvern).
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osemont School of the Holy Child’s Society Dancer – miniature replica made by
5th grade students are learning first- a member of the Six Nations; Iroquois False
hand about the cultures of the East- Face mask; Deerskin pelt; Iroquois lacrosse
ern Woodland, Plains, Southwest, and North- stick; Moccasins.
west Indians in social studies this year. The students also examined artifacts from
News to Reach Students have been enriched by a series
of in-school “field trips” to examine authen-
tic Native American items in the classroom,
Southwestern and Northwestern Indians.
Among the southwestern items were Hopi
moccasins, Hopi clay pots with designs, Hopi
for “loan boxes” from the museum that con- seal figurines, and a water dipper made of
UPCOMING SPECIAL ISSUES: tain authentic artifacts from Native Ameri- bark.
can tribes across the nation. As part of the cultural studies, the 4th and
January 26 – Healthy Living, Senior Recently, the students were treated to a 5th graders were visited by a Native Ameri-
Services & Sr. Back Page, Camp, Get box of Woodland and Plains Indian artifacts. can storyteller, Namorah “Spiritkeeper” Byrd.
Ready for Valentine’s Day Children were given the opportunity to ex- A local professor of Cherokee and Chitimacha
February 2 – Education News, Get Ready plore, research, and write about the items. heritage, Namorah was dressed in her tribes’
Among the artifacts: Parfleche – a rawhide regalia and incorporated storytelling, music,
for Valentine’s Day
pouch; Roach – an ornament made of animal and a PowerPoint presentation to enrich
February 9 – Healthy Living, Sr. Back Page, hair; Beaded knife case; Ration ticket – used the class’s study of Native Americans.
Get Ready for Valentine’s Day, Bridal on reservations for acquiring goods; Paint The cultural visit concluded with children
pigment pouch; Porcupine quills – used for participating in a Native American “snake
February 16 – Education News, Camp decoration prior to the arrival of beads from dance” in the Rosemont School multi-pur-
February 23 – Healthy Living, Senior Europe; Bison horn; Iroquois False Face pose room.
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