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moroccanOFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF MOROCCO SHRINERS
the“Superheroes For the Kids”
Spirit of Children delivers care packagesfor patients, keeping
Halloween safe and fun
Each year, our community partnersfrom Spirit Halloween’s “Spirit
ofChildren” program go above andbeyond to ensure our kids have a
greatHalloween. Despite the currentCOVID19 climate, this year was
nodifferent. From Disney princesses toMarvel superheroes; tables
were linedwith costumes for kids to consider, alongwith individual
care packages thatincluded an activity book, crayons andtreat
bags.
“Shriners Healthcare for Children— Florida is so incredibly
grateful for thecontinued support of Spirit of Children,”said child
life specialist Tara Paustian.“With many families unsure of how
theywould be able to provide a fun-filled
Halloween during a pandemic—Spirit[of Children] came to the
rescue, onceagain.”
We were met with overwhelmingthankfulness from our patient
families.Many of whom that needed to tightentheir purse strings
this year because offinancial losses or lost jobs, so being ableto
pick out a costume at no costprovided a huge sense of relief.
“Seeing happiness on so manyfaces brought such joy to our
staff,” Tara
Valeria (a patient of the hospital), perused costumes after
visiting ourPediatric Orthotic and Prosthetic Services (POPS)
department for abrace fitting.
said. “Thank you, again, to the Spirit ofChildren for spreading
happiness duringsuch uncertain times.”
Spirit Halloween is the largestHalloween retailer in the country
with1,400 locations in strip centers andmalls across North America.
Celebrating37 years of business, Spirit is the
More on Spirit Halloweenand Spirit of Children
premier destination for all thingsHalloween.
At the heart of Spirit Halloween isSpirit of Children, a program
whichfocuses on making hospitals less scaryfor kids and their
families. Since itscreation in 2006, Spirit of Children hasraised
more than $65 million for thechild life department at hospitals
acrossthe United States and Canada.Donations to Spirit of Children
staywithin local communities, with 100% offunds going to child life
services. Todate, Shriners Healthcare for Children— Florida has
received more than$605,000 from Spirit of Children tohelp sustain
its mission of providing careto kids regardless of the families’
abilityto pay.
To learn more about Spirit ofChildren,
visitwww.spirithalloween.com.
The annual election of officersfor Morocco Shriners inaccordance
with section 325.11of the by-laws of ShrinersInternational will
beWednesday, December 9th atMorocco Shrine Auditoriumbeginning at
8:00 p.m.(see regulations on page 3)
NOTICE OF ELECTIONOF OFFICERS
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MOROCCO SHRINERS3800 St. Johns Bluff Rd., S.Jacksonville, FL
32224-2620
Tel.: 904-642-5200Website: Moroccoshriner.org
Email address:[email protected]
Elected DivanIllustrious Potentate .............................
Bruce FordChief Rabban ................................... James
JonesAssistant Rabban .......................... Eddie EdwardsHigh
Priest & Prophet........................ Mark HudsonOriental
Guide ................................. Jason CowartTreasurer
........................................ Andy WesthoffRecorder
................................... Gary Thigpen, PP
Shriners InternationalIowa Corporation Representatives
Wilford Lyon, Jr. P.P., EmeritusGeorge Ferber, P.P. Emeritus
Bruce W. Ford, PotentateJames Jones, Chief Rabban
Jimmy Holderfield, P.P.Jerry W. Smith, P.P.
Shriners International ColoradoCorporation Representatives
Wilford Lyon Paul AckleyRussell Lea Thomas LumpkinGeorge Ferber
Jimmy HolderfieldJames Sistare Luke BakerJerry Smith Dennis
GreenGary Thigpen Brian PainterJames Raines Frank CruceJ. Hansford
Joiner Comadore PerryBruce Ford Hal Mix
Southeastern Shrine AssociationRussell P. Lea, P.P., Past
President
Bruce W. Ford, PotentateJames Jones, Chief Rabban
Dennis Green, P.P.Gary Thigpen, P.P., Emeritus
Shriners Health Care for Children Tampa Board of Governors
Board MembersRobert Curry, Sr. – MemberCecil G. Kimberly –
Member
Morocco’sEmail Contacts
Business [email protected]
[email protected] Westhoff,
[email protected] Thigpen, P.P.
[email protected]
Moroccan:[email protected]
“The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.”2020 saw to
that, now didn’t it? When everything that was planned gets upended,
there
is nothing to do but your best. Despite all the trials of 2020,
I commend you, the Nobility andLadies, for locking arms with us and
making the best of things.
What we were able to do, I hope we had fun doing it. When we
were able to see one another, I hope the fellowship was
terrific.Being at the helm of Morocco, as the year began, my goal
was simple. I wanted to move
the needle just a little toward improved unity, philanthropy and
communication (UPC). Myassessment of how this went is not
important. Yours is. But, please know that your Pandemic Potentate
did his best in thisregard set among upended plans, the need for
extreme cost savings, and amid challenges that haven’t presented
themselves since1918.
In terms of attendance at stated sessions, numbers of new
Nobles, and the morale I see as I traverse Morocco’s realm,
itdoesn’t feel like we have lost ground despite all the good
reasons for doing so. This is a tribute to YOU, Morocco. I am
confidentthat Morocco will exit this pandemic as united as ever,
enjoying each other’s company as a stronger Shrine Center.
There are so many positive things ahead for Morocco! There is an
undercurrent of excitement in the air. As I write this, our zoning
legislation that our building sale hinges on has returned, without
issue, from Tallahassee. It has a
host of Duval committees and meetings to move through one more
time. We don’t expect this to be finally completed in 2020.But, it
continues to move in the right direction, albeit at a glacial
pace.
The Shriners Children’s Clinic in Gainesville was slated to
fully open in 2020, but then COVID! But the exciting news is
thatthey are open and seeing patients on a limited basis. It is
located in the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Institute building at
theUniversity of Florida at 3450 Hull Road in Gainesville. The
clinic occupies the 4th floor. At last, we have a clinic within
Morocco’srealm. While they are not open for tours and cannot allow
volunteers yet, the clinic administrators are eager for the day
whenthey can open fully. Stand by for more information in coming
months on this. This is an exciting development!
Finally, as this year draws to a close, I’ve had folks lament on
Jennifer’s and my behalf…that we got the short end of the stickwhen
it comes to a Potentate’s year. In fact, there are 122 potentates
around the world whose well-planned year didn’t turn outas
expected. Think of all the Worshipful Masters and other
organization leaders. So, we are in excellent company. I’d be
lyingif I said that Jennifer and I are not a little disappointed
that we couldn’t do all the things we’d planned. (We really did
have somefun events and trips planned.) But, the truth is that it’s
never been my or our year. We feel it was a tremendous honor to
betemporarily elevated to a place of leadership among our peers.
The pandemic is nobody’s fault, and it called us to do our
best.
What’s more, I don’t feel the point, or privilege of being on
the Divan is being Potentate for a brief year. The reward for
theseven years of service as a Divan member is getting to know you,
enjoying meeting and counting you as friends, seeing first handwhat
superheroes do for these kids everyday, and learning and
participating in the operation of Morocco. These years havebeen a
true privilege to Jennifer and I…every day of it and we will miss
it. We thank you for that tremendous opportunity.
Morocco, you are the very best Shrine Center on the planet, and
the best is ahead of us.
Potentate’sMessage
Bruce W. FordBruce W. FordIllustrious Potentate, 2020
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Published six times a year in the interest ofShrinedom by
Morocco Shriners, 3800 St.Johns Bluff Rd., S., Jacksonville,
Florida32224-2620.
moroccan
Dorfus Fain . . . . . . . . . . . PhotographerFrank Elkins . . .
. . . . . . . . . .Staff Writer
ADDRESS ALL NEWS,PICTURES OR
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These We Do Not Forget
In Memoriam
Keep the families of these Nobles in your prayers.
“ES AELAMU ALEIKUM”We do not lose the ones we love They only go
before,
Where there is everlasting lifeWhere sorrow is no more.
And there the soul will always live And peace is everywhere.We
do not lose the ones we love
God takes them in his care.
IN HONOR OF THOSE WHOM WE REMEMBERPsalms 46:1 – God is our
refuge and strength, always ready to help in times of trouble.
Nobles Name Date Created ExpiredRussell P. Lea, P.P. 11/14/1959
8/7/2020John W. Lacy 5/28/1966 7/24/2020George D. West 5/6/1967
10/6/2020Ira J. Adams 5/24/1969 7/28/2020Robert D. Adams 5/23/1970
8/6/2020Theodore L. Christeas 7/27/1974 8/6/2020James R. Cochran
9/13/1975 9/24/2020Walter G. Fallin 4/13/1977 7/29/2020Larry G.
Cole 4/25/1992 9/4/2020Hugh A. Schomp 5/10/1997 8/21/2020David M.
MacKay 5/23/1998 10/23/2020John E. Tucker 12/8/2010 10/11/2020
Cecil Kimberly, Editor904-631-3787
Recorder’s Notes:
2020 DonationsAugust, September, October, November
In Memory of Joe BracewellJean King
In Memory of Van Russell MillisJean King
In Memory ofCharles “Don” MillerEllen StephensJ.R. and Gennie
FrostBob RichardsonJanet MarkhamJeffrey and Mary DavisJames and
Estela Dupont
In Memory of Bill Rouse, P.P.Bill Hudson and FamilyThe
CabiriGary and Glenn Thigpen
In Memory of Edward Dortch, Jr.Bill Hudson and Family
In Memory ofWayne Scarborough, Sr.Billy Moses
In Memory ofOrion Hunter Elite-ThompsonPhyllis Oneil
In Memory of Avery RutherfordJoseph and Carrell HorvathM.N.
OglesbyClayton and Barbara WatsonD.M. Sindelar and Richard Ellis,
Sr.James and Cheryl GillyardBetty and John SmithPaul Clayton
First Ladies ProjectFreddie and Gloria BerkheimerDaughters of
the NileOcala Shrine ClubCurtis GreenRebecca RuBrightKurt
MorauerBarbara WatersJim SandovalSteven RatnerJohn WhitneySam
MorrisBruce KirbyPat and Anne JacobJennifer FordDavid PierceRoberta
PerryClay County Shrine ClubOcala Shrine Club Legion of
HonorBeaches Shrine Club
Shriners Hospitals for ChildrenRoger and Janie GaylardDavid
McAdamsOakleaf Cheerleaders
Patient Transportation FundClay ThunderHorace LeprellGrinders
American CaféClay County Shrine ClubLake City Shrine
ClubGainesville Shrine ClubGolf AssociationBeaches Shrine Club
In Memory of Novelyn VolkmanBill Hudson and Family
In Memory of Lucille ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Robert FlynnMr. and Mrs.
Richard PayneMr. and Mrs. Henderson Boree, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Boree
In Memory of Ira Joe AdamsBill Hudson and FamilyTim and Dave
Williams
In Memory ofRobert Dervis AdamsBill Hudson and FamilyTim and
Dave Williams
In Memory of Russell Lea, P.P.Sonjie OutlawThe Sheba’sThe
CabiriGlenn and Gary ThigpenBill Hudson and FamilyProvost
GuardTommy and Leah EdwardsFrank and Beth CruceTommy and Cheryl
LumpkinManning and Sally WoodleyDee RawlesArab PatrolAndy and
Joanne Westhoff
In Memory of Jerry FallenSonjie OutlawProvost Guard
In Memory of Larry ColeBill Hudson and Family
In Memory of Ronaldand Mahala LambertCharlie Greene and Holly
Johnson
In Memory ofNorman Blackwell, P.P.Jean King
325.11 Election Regulations.(a) Electioneering. A candidate for
an elected office in a Shrine temple may print,publish and
circulate during the year he is seeking the elected office, a
résuméconsisting of his educational background, his vocational
history, and his Masonic andShrine record. Except as provided in
the prior sentence, the printing, publication,circulating or
distribution of resolutions, letters, telegrams, tickets, email or
otherdevices, by a unit, club, Noble, or group of Nobles,
suggesting, recommending,opposing, or containing the names of
proposed candidates for office in the templeis prohibited. (b)
Expenditures Prohibited. The expenditure of money for gifts,
favors, orentertainment on behalf of a candidate for elected office
is prohibited. (c) Violation. For any violation of (a) or (b), the
Imperial Potentate may suspend anyoffending Noble, and he may
declare the election of the officers void and order anew
election.
Yours in the Faith, Gary Thigpen P.P., Recorder.
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Shrine Parade in Fernandina Beach
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SpecialPotentate’s
Awards
Ocala Rodeo
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Well here we are, another year hasalmost come and gone and what
a yearit has been. It would be far too easy torecount all the
cancelled plans anddisappointments of 2020, but Ichoose rather to
reflect on all thegood times we’ve shared with you.
Shrine Day was absolutelywonderful and all I had everexpected
since coming on the line in2014. We sure appreciated
everyone’ssupport that day and the days leading upto it. February
brought us a fun-filledstated session, Valentines at the Beachwas
the theme and the costumes werefantastic. Many people
participatedshowing us great support, Bruce and Iwere very humbled
by this. DaveGilpin’s costume still comes to mindwhen I recall this
event. We marchedstraight into Mardi Gras Madness for ourthird (and
ironically what would becomeour last stated session for many
months)but again, Chef did not disappoint andserved an amazing
authentic creoledinner and the Rubrights suppliedZydeco music and
several helped me setup the decorations.
September finally arrived and wereconvened with a stated
sessionfollowed by a wine tasting event for theladies. Thank you to
all who stayed toparticipate and show your support as I
continue to raise funds for my project.October was probably one
of myfavorite stated sessions as comedianJuanita Lolita filled the
auditorium with
laughter which was much neededmedicine for all. The walk-around
magician, Hillary Cowartwas a fun treat too.
As I write this we arepreparing for our final stated
dinner as your 2020 PandemicPotentate and First Lady. It has
been anhonor to serve you this year and we lookforward to thanking
many forsupporting us, but most importantlysupporting Morocco and
the ShrinersHealthcare System.
In closing, 2020 may not have beenthe year any of us planned,
but I believeevery cloud has a silver lining. Manyhave said Bruce
and I deserve anotheryear, but we both believe “It’s not aboutthe
year we’re Potentate and First Lady,but rather all the years
leading up to itthat are filled with good times and greatfriends
and together those make theBEST memories!” Thank you to all whohave
been there with us on this journey.Your friendship, kindness and
supporthave been the greatest gifts. You willalways be Superheros
to us.
Dear Ladies of the Shrine
Jennifer
Publically Speaking
Awards NightAwards night was enjoyed by 90+
attendees, eight of which were pastpotentates.
Beaches SC Honor Guard providedthe Presentation of Colors.
We enjoyed the “Special Salute toVeterans” with musical
interlude asIllustrious Sir Bruce Ford gave a tear-tugging address
“The Table Set for One”in honor of those no longer with us.
Announcements:Icemen Jacksonville Shriners’ Night
2021 was confirmed by Hayden Kestelfor Saturday, February 6 at
7PM. Go towww.Jaxicemen.com/shriners2021 orperuse the Moroccan for
more details.
Christmas Arts & Crafts Show puttogether by the Arab Patrol
is scheduledfor December 5 & 6. Tell all your friendsand family
to shop with us the HolidaySeason. Look for coupon in
theMoroccan.
Open for patient referrals - UFHealth Gainesville Clinic
833-483-7474and Shriners Healthcare for Children-Florida have
forged a uniquerelationship that will have a meaningfulimpact for
children with musculoskeletalproblems.
Presentations:OSA OakleafKnights
YouthCheerleadinghttps://www.facebook.com/OSACheer/
By Frank Elkins Doug Moore, Ocala
SChttps://www.facebook.com/OcalaShriners
Randy Baker, Gainesville
SChttps://www.facebook.com/Gainesville-Shrine-Club-101413621216391
Richard McGlew, Lake City
SChttps://www.facebook.com/lakecityshrineclub
Billy Moses, Fernandina Beach
SChttps://www.facebook.com/FernandinaBeachShrineClub and
Kerry Cowarthttps://www.facebook.com/kerry.cowart
Total presentations $11,419.00.
Awards:Too numerous to name all here but
look for the list of award winnerselsewhere in this issue.
However, we willnot keep you in suspense any longer forthe award of
Shriner of the Year
Congratulations to Noble Cecil Kimberly!
As this was the last scheduledmeeting night for the families
atMorocco for 2020, Illustrious Sirthanked the Divan and First
LadyJennifer thanked all the past First Ladiesfor their assistance
and guidancethroughout this year.
Stated Session: Five petitions were unanimously
approved for the investigationcommittee.
Ocala Rodeo
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Shriners International is a fraternity that developed out of
freemasonry more thana century ago. Our organization is dedicated
to fun, fellowship, and the Masonicprinciples of brotherly love,
relief, and truth.
There are many worthwhile reasons to join this well-known
respected fraternalorganization.
Fun: A variety of activities and events - including parties,
parades, trips, special-interest groups, and community service
projects - provide plenty of opportunities forShriners and their
families to spend time together and enjoy life.
Fellowship:Membership in the Shriners fraternity offers the
invaluable opportunityto build camaraderie and life-long
friendships with other men of character and upstandingvalues
Philanthropy: Supporting Shriners Hospitals for Children, a
pediatric health caresystem founded by the Shriners fraternity,
offers a sense of personal fulfillment andsatisfaction. Shriners
Hospitals for Children, the official phlantrophy of
ShrinersInternational, is a pediatric health care system with 22
locations dedicated to providingspecialty care, conducting
innovative research and offering outstanding medical
teachingprograms. All care is provided regardless of the families’
ability tp pay. For moreinformation about Shriners Hospitals for
Children, please visitshrinershospitalsforchildren.org
Learn how to become a Shriner. Connect with your own virtual
mentor who willwalk you through the membership process
step-by-step.
Sign up to receive ongoing communications about community events
andopportunities to interact with local Shriners.
For more information on how you can become a Shriner, please
visitbeashrinernow.com or call 813 281-0300.
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To the Potentate, Officers and Nobles of
_________________________Shriners situated
in the City of_______________________________State of
_________________________.
I, the undersigned, hereby declare that I am a Master Mason in
good standing in
______________________Lodge#_________ located
in_________________________which meets the recognition of the
Conference of Grand Masters in North America,Interamerican Masonic
Confederation or the World Conference of Grand Lodges.Furthermore,
I have resided at my current address for not less than six months,
asrequired by the Bylaws of Shriners International. I hereby make
application to becomea Noble of the Order and a member of your
temple. If granted membership, I promiseto conform to the Articles
of Incorporation and Bylaws and Ceremonies of your temple.
Birthplace_______________________________ Date of
Birth______/______/______
Occupation_______________________________________________________________
Have you previously applied for admission to any temple of the
Order? Yes No
If yes, what temple?______________________________
When?_____________________
Residence_________________________________________________________________(Street
Address, City, State, Zip, County)
Lady’s Name_______________________ Lady’s e-mail
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Home Phone (_____) __________________Cell Phone
(_____)___________________
Business Phone (_____)___________________e-mail
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Name________________________________________
________/________/________(Printed name in FULL - initials are not
sufficient) (Date)
Recommended and vouched for on the Honor of:
___________________________________________________________________________(Noble’s
PRINTED Name) (Signature) (Member #)
________________________________________________________________________(Noble’s
PRINTED Name) (Signature) (Member #)
PETITION FOR MEMBERSHIP
Join Us On SHRINE DAYSATURDAY JANUARY 9, 2021
9:00 am – 9:45 am Continental Breakfast
9:45 am – Call to Order
Lunch for Nobles and Ladies Provided – RSVP needed
Phone No. 904-909-2681 – email [email protected]
Unit Competition after lunch – weather permitting
Casual Dress, Club/Unit/Association attire encouraged
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2020 Awards Night AwardeesAmbassador
Scott Rubright Bob Rustman
Certificate of AppreciationBill Jeffcoat Danny Longhorn Dustin
McCullugh Frank Farmer Jack Love Jeff Coffelt Joanna Courson Mike
Taylor Missy Rivera Pat Love Rhonda Russo Richard Coffelt Scott
Inglis Steve Russo Susi Taylor Tammy Moses Wayne Paul
Spirit of Shrinedom AwardFernandina Beach Shrine ClubLake City
Shrine ClubMorocco Thunder Motorcycle Escort West Jax Shrine
ClubClay County Shrine Club
Standing Tall AwardBilly Moses Harold LePrell Jimmy Epps Ken
Sowers Kenneth J Klinkenberg
Martha Epps Morocco Thunder Quiltfest Travis Harvey Golf
Association
Special Potentate’s AwardBob Brier Scott Rubright Billy Moses
Curtis Green Dorfus Fain Doug Moore Jason Evans John Bryant Kurt
Morauer Bobby Thigpen Nancy Thigpen Paul Cummings
Well, the Clay County Shrine Club Oktoberfest Car Show
andSwapmeet is officially in the books and an overwhelming
success.
We were fortunate enough to have great weather and anoutstanding
first time turn out.
An event like this can only be successful if you have a
goodcrew, we are fortunate enough to have a great crew who rose
tothe occasion and made this a solid foundation for future
events.
Huge thanks go out to the Clay County Shrine Club for givingus
the opportunity to work with them, Custom Graphics and Designfor
the outstanding design of the flyers, signs and banners, Maacoon
San Juan for the major support of not only the Oktoberfest Carshow
and Swapmeet but of the Morocco Shrine Automotiveassociation, Noble
Todd Barnett for BEST of show trophy as welland of course our
members of the Morocco Shrine AutomotiveAssn. who not only helped
promote this event, but worked theirbutts off from morning until
late to be sure show cars, vendors,Swapmeet participants,
spectators and everyone else was parked(that was particularly
challenging since some of the property thatwas designated for
parking was kinda wet and soft.)
We also want to thank all the people who attended the
show,understood the teethingproblems that come with afirst event,
made even morechallenging by the Covid andweather and last but not
least,the Clay County Shrine Clubcooks and bartenders whoworked
tirelessly to make sureeveryone had refreshingGerman food and
beveragesand of course Scott Priesterfor his DJ and Vocals that
keptthe event rocking and theGuitar Center for the use
ofequipment.
There are many moreindividuals and organizationswho we owe a
debt ofgratitude to. Once again,thank you everyone.
Clay County Shrine Club:
Oktoberfest Car ShowBy Byron Von Dwyer
Shriner International Emeritus StatusPast Potentate Jerry
Smith
Cecil Kimberly“Shriner of the Year”
Randal Baker Marva Baker Ron Prater Patty Prater James Mentel
Wendy Mentel DON Ocala Shrine Club Byron VonDwyer Tommy McLean
76 Years of ServiceH.E. Naeser, Jr.
60 Years of ServiceArthur G. Tyler, JR
50 Years of ServiceJohnny C. ColsonJames F. DillardRobert J.
EnglishDavid D. Eure, SRDaniel C. FinnellGlan L. GoddardVincent C.
GomezThomas G. HightowerSamuel B. HornHarry D. Hutchens, JrRobert
K. IsenbergParry L. JenkinsAlbert E. KillmeyerE. LavenderFrederick
E. LindesFrank T. MitchellWalter E. Mock Sr.George F. Mouro,
IIIThomas J. Mouro, Sr.Jasper C. MurrayWilliam L. OwenKenneth C.
PittmanGary L. RubachMark D. ShelleyCarl E. Sievers, Jr.James W.
SmothJames L. WeeseBinion B. Williams, Jr.Clyde C. Young
A great evening recently as the Patrol celebrated with oneof its
members our Potentate Illustrious Sir Bruce Ford andLady Jennifer
at River City Brewery.
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