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Puppy found dumped on roadside becomes police sniffer dog
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Puppy found dumped on roadside becomes police sniffer dog
Cocker spaniel Chester was rescued by the RSPCA
A puppy dumped on the roadside in a cage at four months old has joined Surrey Police as a trained sniffer dog.
Chester the cocker spaniel was rescued by the RSPCA after he was found by a member of the public abandoned in a metal crate with five other puppies on a grass verge in Hersden, near Canterbury, in January.
The four cocker spaniels and two terrier crossbreeds puppies were found abandoned in a metal crate in January (RSPCA/PA)
The four cocker spaniels and two terrier crossbreed puppies were thought to have been abandoned after having passed the age when they are most marketable.
RSPCA inspector Clive Hopwood said: “It’s very possible these puppies were abandoned by a breeder. We believe these puppies may have failed to sell so they were abandoned having passed their ‘cute’ stage when they’re most marketable and most valuable.”
It quickly became apparent that Chester had “huge energy levels”, making it difficult for the RSPCA to rehome him, until volunteer fosterers noticed he had a real drive for “searching and sniffing things out”.
Sarah Piggott, who works for the RSPCA and fostered Chester, said: “No amount of walking or enrichment seemed to exhaust him.
“I realised he had a real drive for searching and sniffing things out when he’d easily find other dogs’ lost tennis balls on walks and kept bringing them to me.”
Cocker spaniel Chester was rescued by the RSPCA (RSPCA/PA)
Tara Luxford, who adopted Chester’s brother, Bertie, said Chester was “always destined” to join the police to become a sniffer dog.
“I remember one day we were walking them together and Bertie had lost his new toy in a bush and we couldn’t reach it,” Ms Luxford said.
“We told Chester to ‘find it’ and he went straight into the bush and got it back for Bertie.
“He was always destined to be a sniffer dog.”
In March, Chester was taken in by Surrey Police and began the process of training to become a sniffer dog with a special foster family.
Ms Piggott said she was “so proud” of her former foster puppy and added she is “thrilled” he has finally been rehomed.
“Chester has done really well and caught up to the other puppies who were bred to be sniffer dogs and started their training before him,” Ms Piggott said.
“I’m so proud of him and I’m thrilled that he’s found a home where he can do what he loves every day while being well looked after.”
PD Chester has been deployed across Surrey and Sussex to support the police alongside his handler PC Kim Hackett (RSPCA/PA)
After completing a six-week intensive training course, PD Chester became a licensed police sniffer dog in October and he was celebrated at a ceremony at Surrey Police HQ.
The “amazing” pup has now been deployed across Surrey and Sussex to support the police alongside his handler PC Kim Hackett.
Surrey Police operational and dog school manager Geoff Wiltshire said: “Chester has been amazing since he arrived with us.
“He has gone from strength to strength and has done really well to pass his digital detection course.
“Our standards are very high and he has proven himself to have all the necessary qualities to succeed in this important role.
“His handler, Kim, has a great bond with him and we look forward to seeing some operational results from this new team.”
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October Events at The Doylestown Bookshop! Beginning this Saturday: 10/1 at 11AM - LaQuette discussing and signing copies of VANESSA JARED'S GOT A MAN. 10/3 at 6PM - The Mercer Museum and Penguin Publishing invite you to find a new path of adventure on Monday, October 3rd at 6:00 PM to celebrate the release of “The Legend of the Lost Boy", the 3rd book in the popular graphic novel series The Pathfinder's Society. Festivities will be held at the Mercer Museum & Fonthill Castle in Doylestown, PA, and will include an informative discussion and Q&A with the authors Francesco Sedita and Prescott Seraydarian, followed by an exclusive Pathfinder's-themed scavenger hunt throughout the amazing and mysterious pathways of the Mercer Museum. 10/5 at 6PM - Rita Cameron discussing and signing copies of THE HOUSE PARTY. 10/14 at 6PM - Lisa Regan discussing and signing copies of HER FINAL CONFESSION. 10/19 at 6PM - Fright Night YA Panel. YA authors Amy Christine Parker, Christina Farley, Vivi Barnes, and Diana Rodriguez Wallach as they discuss their current books and everything horror. 10/22 at 1PM - Local author Billy Polard hosts (right after Doylestown's Spooktacular Parade) a special children's Halloween event. Billy will be reading from The Undead Adventures of Bone Boy and Ghost Girl and Bone Boy and Ghost Girl meet Dead Dog, will be bringing coloring pages, and will have original artwork available for sale. Children are encouraged to attend dressed in their Halloween costumes. 10/29 at 11AM - Lolly Hopwood hosts a very special Halloween storytime. Children are encouraged to wear their costumes for this spooky storytime. Appropriate for ages 2-4 years. (at The Doylestown Bookshop) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjGFm90O4GF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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I’LL SAY SHE DOES
1920
I’ll Say She Does (formerly titled Dodo) is a musical by Avery Hopwood with music and lyrics by B.G. DeSylva. It was originally produced by A.H. Woods, George Marshall, and Avery Hopwood, with staging by Edward Royce. It featured Roland Young, Juliette Day, and Ernest Glendenning.
The story concerns Mrs. Warren, a young wife dubbed ‘Dodo’ by her husband. She is fond of keeping a string of male admirers at her command. Her husband Herb demands she devote herself to him alone. She half agrees, and employs her old friend Bobo Brown, recently returned from China, to invite her to his apartment for supper. Brown is told to report Mrs. Warren’s actions. Brown is engaged to Angie Martin, and wants to cancel the supper to spend time with her. But Dodo will not be deterred, and goes to his apartment anyway.
One of Dodo’s admirer’s is Dr. Elliott, who’s wife believes the good doctor is planning to rendezvous with her at Brown’s apartment. Brown suspects she is a blackmailer and a string of misunderstandings ensues.
The book was based on Avery Hopwood’s 1916 play Our Little Wife, which played on Broadway at the Harris Theatre for 41 performances. It was filmed in 1918. The musical was initially titled Dodo.
The musical was inspired by the 1918 song “I’ll Say She Does” sung by Al Jolson in the musical Sinbad, DeSylva’s first Broadway outing. Also credited as authors were Gus Kahn and Jolson. Jolson recorded the song in 1919.
Coincidentally, in addition to the hit song, there was also an unrelated theatrical vaudeville titled I’ll Say She Does featuring Mary Maxfield. It played theatres in Indiana at the same time as the musical which was then still titled Dodo. One can only guess what was meant by giving away a live baby!
Closer to home, there was yet another theatrical attraction titled “I’ll Say She Does.” This one starring ‘the funniest man alive’ Bobby Ott. It was promised that he would remove his make-up in full view of the audience. The Saturday night performance would be followed by a fashion show and the lucky ladies in the audience would receive ‘cutie dolls’ from Ott. This ‘musical comedy’ (again unrelated to Hopwood’s) was playing in Mount Carmel PA on April 29 & 30, 1920.
The production premiered under the title Dodo on April 25, 1920 at Poli’s in Washington, DC. From there it went on to Wilmington's Playhouse, where its name was officially changed to I’ll Say She Does. May 5, 1920, it did one night at Rajah Theatre in West Reading PA.
The musical played the Globe Theatre (formerly the Cort) on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City on May 6, 1920. It featured the ‘smartest girls in the world’. The Atlantic City Press reviewed it as “Very Snappy.”
Unusually for Atlantic City, the split week engagement was extended, adding three more performances at the Globe.
The musical closed May 22, 1920 in Boston at the Shubert Theatre. Apparently being smart was not working, so the chorus removed their corsets.
“As a musical comedy it is sadly wanting. ‘I’ll Say She Does’ simply fails to ‘get across’. Mr. B.G. DeSylva’s ... lyrics are awful.” ~ FLETCHER SMITH, THE HARVARD MAGAZINE
On May 22, 1920, the musical closed shop for good in Boston, without ever gracing the Broadway stage. The title, however, lived on.
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HealthWorks Rehab & Fitness is a physical therapy center serving North Central West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. The center is headquartered in Morgantown, WV and offers 8 locations and 56 physical therapists in the region. The Smithfield, PA clinic (located in the Big Six Plaza at 100 Ridge View Drive, Suite 6) is fully equipped for physical therapy and fitness training with lockers and shower facilities. The 2600 square foot clinic specializes in orthopedic and sports-related injuries, as well as back and neck care and chronic pain management.
This clinic features a full range of exercise and treatment modality equipment, as well as lockers and shower facilities available to patients. This location serves Smithfield, Fairchance, Uniontown, Hopwood, and surrounding areas of southwestern Pennsylvania. The professionals at HealthWorks Smithfield clinic focus on the treatment of musculoskeletal injury and disease through physical therapy, occupational therapy and/or fitness programs. Travis Rummel’s appointment as Clinical Director strengthens the physical therapy practice at the Smithfield clinic. He has been with HealthWorks Rehab & Fitness for more than a decade and is the recipient of the 2008 Clinical Excellence Award by Tidewater Physical Therapy Association. He is a Board-certified specialist in orthopedics and ASTYM® soft tissue regeneration.
HealthWorks objective is to aid the client and/or patient in achieving his or her individual goals, whether they be return to work, return to sports, or resume activities of daily living. HealthWorks is committed to the pursuit of excellence by providing exemplary service in rehabilitation and fitness. HealthWorks prides itself on service to the community through special programs and/or educational seminars. Satellite offices offer expanded service to outlying areas. All of our staff are certified and/or licensed in their specific field. The clinic in Smithfield provides day and evening hours in order to accommodate every person’s hectic schedule. For more information, visit https://www.healthworksrf.com/locations/smithfield/ or call (724) 564-5600.
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Random roadside stop in Hopwood, PA. This was a roadside museum about some historic stone chimneys that were made with bricks from a brick press, which was a new technology at the time. The chimneys were salvaged from some kind of disaster (fire?) and preserved for historical appreciation, if i recall correctly. I think I was too preoccupied with the horse replicas (and trying not to freeze to death) to remember the full story. (at Hopwood, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS75h5nrT-Z/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Betty Smith Betty Smith (alias Sophina Elisabeth Wehner), née le 15 décembre 1896, décédée le 17 janvier 1972 à Brooklyn, New York Née à Brooklyn- New York, fille d'immigrants allemands, elle grandit dans la pauvreté à Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Ses expériences ont servi de cadre à son premier roman, A Tree Grows à Brooklyn (1943). Après avoir épousé George HE Smith, un collègue de Brooklynite, elle a déménagé avec lui à Ann Arbor, Michigan, où elle a poursuivi un diplôme en droit à l'Université du Michigan. À ce moment-là, elle a donné naissance à deux filles et a attendu jusqu'à ce qu'elles soient à l'école pour qu'elle puisse terminer ses études supérieures. Bien que Smith n'ait pas terminé ses études secondaires, l'université lui a permis de s'inscrire à des cours. Là, elle a perfectionné ses compétences en journalisme, littérature, écriture et théâtre, remportant un prestigieux prix Hopwood. Elle était étudiante dans les classes du professeur Kenneth Thorpe Rowe. En 1938, elle a divorcé de son mari et a déménagé à Chapel Hill, en Caroline du Nord. Là, elle a épousé Joseph Jones en 1943, la même année où A Tree Grows à Brooklyn a été publié. Elle a fait équipe avec George Abbott pour écrire le livre de l'adaptation musicale du même nom en 1951. Tout au long de sa vie, Smith a travaillé comme dramaturge, recevant de nombreux prix et bourses, y compris le Rockefeller Fellowship et le Dramatists Guild Fellowship pour son travail dans le théâtre. Ses autres romans incluent Tomorrow Will Be Better (1947), Maggie-Now (1958) et Joy in the Morning (1963). Les livres de Betty Smith Un arbre pousse à Brooklyn Joie au matin Maggie maintenant Un arbre pousse à Brooklyn et Maggie-Now Demain sera meilleur "Cher Dieu, "elle a prié", laisse-moi être quelqu'un chaque minute de chaque heure de ma vie. Laisse-moi être gaie ; laisse-moi être triste. Laisse-moi avoir froid ; laisse moi avoir chaud. Laisse-moi avoir faim ... avoir trop à manger. Laisse-moi être en loques ou bien habillé. Laisse-moi être sincère - être trompeur. Laisse-moi être honnête. laisse-moi être un menteur. Laisse-moi être honorable et laisse-moi pécher. Laisse-moi être quelque chose de chaque minute bénite. Et quand je dors, laisse-moi rêver tout le temps afin que pas une seule petite partie de la vie ne soit jamais perdue." https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/2327917.Betty_Smith © 2018 Goodreads, Inc.
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🎈 @tgbsupplements has officially opened a second location down in Greensburg at @virtusinstitute ! Be sure to stop down if you're in the area at 643 N. Main Street, Greensburg, PA 15601🎈 . . . Check out the gym for only $5 a day, or $40 a month. This gym is like no other gym. They also have a push/pull competition coming up on September 30th where we will be giving away prizes, and other FREE🔥stuff. We will have our 🎈GRAND OPENING 🎈that day so be sure to check the gym out + TGB Supplements of course! - - Also, don't forget we still are open in Hopwood with the same hours except we're CLOSED on Sunday's #teamTGB #tgbsupplements #supplements #fitness #fitnessmotivation #fitnessjourney #fitnessfirst #igfit #igfitness #igfitfam #igfitspo #gainz #aesthetic #bodybuilding #motivation #dedication #hardwork #powerlifting #strongman #strength #girlswholift #girlswithmuscle (at TGB Supplements)
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Puppy found dumped on roadside at four months old becomes police sniffer dog
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Puppy found dumped on roadside at four months old becomes police sniffer dog
A puppy dumped on the roadside in a cage at four months old has joined Surrey Police as a trained sniffer dog.
Chester the cocker spaniel was rescued by the RSPCA after he was found by a member of the public abandoned in a metal crate with five other puppies on a grass verge in Hersden, near Canterbury, in January.
The four cocker spaniels and two terrier crossbreeds puppies were found abandoned in a metal crate in January (RSPCA/PA)
The four cocker spaniels and two terrier crossbreed puppies were thought to have been abandoned after having passed the age when they are most marketable.
RSPCA inspector Clive Hopwood said: “It’s very possible these puppies were abandoned by a breeder. We believe these puppies may have failed to sell so they were abandoned having passed their ‘cute’ stage when they’re most marketable and most valuable.”
It quickly became apparent that Chester had “huge energy levels”, making it difficult for the RSPCA to rehome him, until volunteer fosterers noticed he had a real drive for “searching and sniffing things out”.
Sarah Piggott, who works for the RSPCA and fostered Chester, said: “No amount of walking or enrichment seemed to exhaust him.
“I realised he had a real drive for searching and sniffing things out when he’d easily find other dogs’ lost tennis balls on walks and kept bringing them to me.”
Cocker spaniel Chester was rescued by the RSPCA (RSPCA/PA)
Tara Luxford, who adopted Chester’s brother, Bertie, said Chester was “always destined” to join the police to become a sniffer dog.
“I remember one day we were walking them together and Bertie had lost his new toy in a bush and we couldn’t reach it,” Ms Luxford said.
“We told Chester to ‘find it’ and he went straight into the bush and got it back for Bertie.
“He was always destined to be a sniffer dog.”
In March, Chester was taken in by Surrey Police and began the process of training to become a sniffer dog with a special foster family.
Ms Piggott said she was “so proud” of her former foster puppy and added she is “thrilled” he has finally been rehomed.
“Chester has done really well and caught up to the other puppies who were bred to be sniffer dogs and started their training before him,” Ms Piggott said.
“I’m so proud of him and I’m thrilled that he’s found a home where he can do what he loves every day while being well looked after.”
PD Chester has been deployed across Surrey and Sussex to support the police alongside his handler PC Kim Hackett (RSPCA/PA)
After completing a six-week intensive training course, PD Chester became a licensed police sniffer dog in October and he was celebrated at a ceremony at Surrey Police HQ.
The “amazing” pup has now been deployed across Surrey and Sussex to support the police alongside his handler PC Kim Hackett.
Surrey Police operational and dog school manager Geoff Wiltshire said: “Chester has been amazing since he arrived with us.
“He has gone from strength to strength and has done really well to pass his digital detection course.
“Our standards are very high and he has proven himself to have all the necessary qualities to succeed in this important role.
“His handler, Kim, has a great bond with him and we look forward to seeing some operational results from this new team.”
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This video discusses several of the OBGYN and pregnancy care services offered by Southwest Women’s Healthcare, Inc. The practice serves women in Brownsville Pennsylvania and the surrounding Southwest PA communities including: Connellsville Donegal Farmington Hopwood Masontown McKeesport Monroeville New Stanton Normalville Ohiopyle Perryopolis Scottdale Seven Springs Uniontown Washington Here is more about Brownsville: http://brownsvilleborough.com/home/ Some of the services offered by SWHCPA include: Pregnancy care 3D and 4D Ultrasound Gynecological Care Pap Smears Cervical screening Family Planning Infertility Reproductive Health Pelvic pain Menstrual regulation STD testing and screening, treatment, and counseling Gynecologic Surgery Hysterectomy Mammogram Urinary incontinence and bladder disorders Laparoscopy Fibroid treatment Our offices are located at: 2620-A Memorial Blvd. Connellsville, PA 15425 and 104 Delaware Ave. Suite 244 Uniontown, PA 15401 We have favorable reviews of our doctors on Healthgrades.com and WebMD.com. We look forward to serving you in the future with all of your women's health and pregnancy care needs. We also have specialty in helping women before, during and after pregnancy with special issues pertaining to the health of the child. Healthy Beginnings and Pregnancy Care: In the communities near our offices in Uniontown and Connellsville there sometimes are situations which require special medical attention, often as quickly as possible. Some of these situations include: Those who have had pregnancy complication experiences previously First-time mothers who have a family history of difficult pregnancies, or if your family pregnancy history is unknown Expectant mothers who decide to participate in higher-risk physical activities such as high-exertion exercising, jobs requiring intense manual labor, etc. Expectant mothers who have been using any form of narcotic drug up to (and possibly even during) the early stages of pregnancy We are unique in being a part of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Healthy Beginnings program as we provide in both offices one-on-one instruction as well as home visiting nurse care for teaching, outreach, and preparation. This unique program was created specifically for communities like ours and we are the only provider in the region. Regarding the last item, this can be a difficult situation on its own let alone with a baby on the way. Nonetheless, any caring medical professional would urge an expectant mother with a narcotic drug history (prescribed or not) to seek qualified medical care as soon as possible. Some of these drugs could include: Oxycodone Oxycontin MS contin Percocet Vicodin Heroin Morphine Codeine Dilaudid Duragesic (Fentanyl) Many of the warnings which come with these drugs indicate that they should not be taken prior to or during pregnancy. Some even indicate that they should not be taken during the breastfeeding period due to high risks to the infant.Please understand that if you, or someone you know, is in any high-risk pregnancy situation that they should seek qualified medical care quickly. Often, our patients are not aware of all of the direct or indirect risks they face prior to talking with us. We understand the sensitive nature of high-risk pregnancy care, and we always aim toward providing our patients with care for both the mother and the baby.
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Hopwood, PA, is a sleepy town far away or whatever from Pittsburgh where I spent a few weeks each summer visiting our grandparents. A 6 hour drive from Dearborn, which in and of itself seems to be a world away from everyone else, but I digress. Part of my growing up happened in the cornfields in the backyard and I distinctly recall one particularly boring day staring into the ceiling lamp at age 15, prematurely ruminating over who I was going to be at 25 and how I was going to get there. And so, in my adolescent restlessness, I downloaded Stanford’s Psychology 101 lectures, hoping that through the magic of Freud and Jung and Skinner that I was going to learn something about myself and help secure the future for myself that I so fervently wanted. As 23 year old me would have expected for any 15 year old I have counseled or comforted so far, everything went completely over my head, and yet, I was still fascinated. And thus, my 10 year plan went into effect.
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I exist forever as a product of the Montessori method. I grew from childhood into adolescence practicing independence and collaboration, self guided research, and learning how to teach others to teach themselves. I exist in the Cranbrook natatorium, the way that spring time sunlight floods the Kingswood art room in the afternoons, and in the only Latin classroom on campus that I called home for 4 years. I exist as the proud daughter of an immigrant whose culture is confined to our Serbian Christian Orthodox churches, living rooms of our relatives, and the now separated countries of Yugoslavia
I am quite sure that there will never be another me: another Montessori educated, Cranbrook graduate, College of Charleston swimming and diving team member, Wheaton College Swimming and Diving team member, first generation Montenegrin American from Dearborn Heights, MI. My life has never been straight and narrow, it has never fit the confines of what a normal trajectory is supposed to look like. I wanted harmony, stability, and predictability. Instead, I was too often faced with discord and a feeling that can only be described as slightly off, not quite right. I am American and I also carry my family and our culture with me.
(idk if i go the identity route or not lol ugh)
When I decided to attend the College of Charleston on a Division 1 swimming scholarship, I understood that the hours I would put in at practice would be similar to the hours I would have to dedicate to academics. My days were spent in the classroom, pool, library, and with my team. These individuals made up an amazing family that I could call home wherever we were, whether it be watching football games on Sundays, on the road to away meets, or at 5:45 AM lined up behind our lanes, hesitant to dive in. The end of my freshman year was met with a 3.7 GPA and personal best times during the swim season. I entered my sophomore year confidently, excited to be in Charleston after a summer spent at home in Michigan where I found myself missing my sport, school, and second family.I could see my next three years at Charleston perfectly laid out in front of me: three more years of swimming; Psychology BS with a Russian minor; active member of the Kappa Delta sorority; graduating on time with my teammates by my side; then seamlessly making my way to grad school with immense pride for myself and my school.However, this was not meant to be. Exact plans never seem to unfold the way I expect them to, even if I take every cautiously predetermined step to ensure it. In October of my sophomore year, we received the news that our Athletic Director and President had decided to permanently suspend the swim team. We did absolutely everything we could to save our sport, cause, and family, however, our efforts were not successful. February 28, 2015 was the last day the College of Charleston had a swim team. The following six months contained some of the most difficult days and weeks of my life. I found myself at the edge of a sort of precipice, with the same hesitation and dread as I had during a 5:45 AM practice, seeing the immense distance I would have to go to find security and hope within myself. I knew If I stayed at College of Charleston, I would drown; I could not thrive there without swimming. Leaving and admitting I had been drowning in the very place I believed I could call home was my only option.
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Hopwood, PA - Uniontown Fight Club MMA trainer William K. Bosley Jr. has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing two teen girls he was coaching at the gym. Sex abuse victims lawyer Brian Kent discusses liability for sexual abuse in our coverage: https://t.co/aF2Lh18SBo
Hopwood, PA - Uniontown Fight Club MMA trainer William K. Bosley Jr. has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing two teen girls he was coaching at the gym.
Sex abuse victims lawyer Brian Kent discusses liability for sexual abuse in our coverage: https://t.co/aF2Lh18SBo
— Abuse Guardian (@AbuseGuardian) December 13, 2018
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Hopwood, Pennsylvania – Uniontown Fight Club Trainer William K. Bosley Jr. Charged with Statutory Sexual Assault
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