2021 9 september harbinger-c

The HarbingerTemple Sholom

5 East Dillon RoadP.O. Box 664

Monticello, NY 12701845-794-8731

Call to confirm office is open. Please ring the bell for entry.

Office Hours: Mon 10:00 - 3:00

Tue & Thurs 12 noon - 6:00Wed 11:00 - 6:00Fri 10:00 - 2:00

Rabbi on premises Tue & [email protected]

www.templesholomny.orgRabbi

Michele Brand Medwin, [email protected]

607-765-2895

Board OfficersPresident, Dr. Neal JacobsVice President, Don HorowitzVice President, Stacey SharoffTreasurer, Marcia Salton Secretary, Anne Palley Past President, Steve Lerner (z”l)

Board of TrusteesGail Abramowitz

Judith CutlerDavid EpsteinDebbie GlattSusan KantorLauren Miller

Bonnie Mitzner-KirschHoward Perlman

Dr. Stephanie PhillipsPaula Schroeder

Ira SimonRuth Turk

Michael ZalkinEducation Staff

Rabbi Medwin, D.Min.Lauren Miller

Office & Kitchen StaffStephanie Millett

SEPTEMBER 2021 ELUL 5781 / TISHREI 5782

OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Call Anne Palley845-794-7973

ShopRite cards available by calling the office 845-794-8731

ALL SERVICES WILL BE ZOOM ONLY FOR SHABBAT AND HIGH HOLY DAYS

From Rabbi Medwin:

It is with a very heavy heart that I give you this informa3on. In light of the surge in COVID cases, with special note to break-through cases for those who are fully vaccinated, the Return to Temple CommiCee in discussion with temple members, has decided that the health of our members is paramount. There are too many unknowns about the Delta variant to create a safe space in the sanctuary. In Judaism, Pikah Nefesh, saving a life, takes highest priority among the mitzvot. Thank you for your pa3ence and understanding as we have tried to navigate this journey in a safe way.

As we did last year, we will find a way to make our homes, computer screens and devices, a Mikdash M’at, a small holy sanctuary as we meet on Zoom and share these Holy Days together.

We will have two opportuni3es to gather outside during the holidays. 1. Tashlich has been moved to the first day Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday,

September. 7, aOer the morning service. We will meet at Dehoyos Park at 12:30 PM.

2. We will be postponing the Rededica3on Celebra3on un3l some3me in the spring.

3. We will s3ll be puVng up the Sukkah on Sunday, September 19, and invite you to come and celebrate Sukkot. This will enable us to gather before the snowbirds leave. Details of the Sukkah Party will follow in a temple email.

Page The Harbinger September 20212

From the rabbi: God Sits at The Easel I am the morning dog walker. Each morning, very early, Mollie stares in my face until I open my eyes, to let me know she is ready for her morning walk. While I might not be quite awake as we exit the door to the apartment, I quickly look forward to the quiet of early morning anticipating what the sky might look on that day. I am blessed to be living in a beautiful apartment complex with a promenade along the Hudson River, so the sky is vast and open, as it reflects on the water. Living here has enabled me to envision the sky as a canvas on which God paints.

I have not written a poem since I was in high school, but one day, while walking the dogs, these words came to me. I believe God’s words passed through me as I sat at my computer to

write them down.

Rosh Hashanah is considered the birthday of the world. This is a poem celebrating creation and the world God created for us.

God Sits at The Easel Every evening God’s sits at The Easel Contempla3ng the new day.

What shall My canvas look like in the morning?

What colors should I use to start the day? Reds, oranges, yellows, pinks, for a beau3ful sunrise. And the clouds – Should they be wispy, full, billowing, fluffy, towering, or diffuse? Should they move swiOly across the sky, or slowly driO by?

For if I don’t change it, they will forget. The holiness of my beau3ful heavens will become mundane. Each morning I renew My canvas, lest they forget the glory of crea3on Lest they forget the joy of life.

And if their day is challenging and difficult, Feeling sad and alone, yearning and grasping, I renew their hope at night. Reds, oranges, yellows, pinks, as the sun sets. Glorious and majes3c. My canvas fills the sky with possibili3es for tomorrow. The moon - bright and encouraging, dark and contempla3ve The vastness of the stars as a reminder that I am here for them. They twinkle and sparkle, as a wink of assurance.

For if I don’t change it, they will forget. The holiness of my beau3ful heavens will become mundane. Each evening I renew My canvas, lest they forget the glory of crea3on Lest they forget the joy of life.

Rabbi Michele B. Medwin, D.Min.

On Sunday, September 5, from 11:00 a.m. – Noon, we invite you to stop by the temple building. This is what we will be offering:

1. Curbside High Holy mahzor/prayerbook pick up – Our mahzor contains many beautiful readings that we won’t be able to integrate into the Zoom service. To help enhance your own personal High Holy Day experience, we would like you to have these books in hand during the High Holy Day season to look through at your leisure. The books will NOT be needed for the actual services. All prayers for the service will be on Zoom slides. We ask you to return the books after the High Holy Days. This is for temple members in good standing only.

2. Spend private time in front of the ark - You will have an opportunity to spend private time before the ark with the Torahs dressed in white. Safety procedures will be required including masks and one family at a time indoors.

3. Receive a present from Rabbi Medwin – a special custom designed, white, for High Holidays, multi-layer face mask. (Masks will also be handed out at Tashlich and at the Sukkah Party.)


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Virtual ONEG SHABBAT sponsors:SEPT 3: Dolly & Howie Levner in honor of their 52nd anniversary.SEPT 10: Lauren & Marty Miller in celebration of their son & daughter-in-law’s anniversary.SEPT 17: Rabbi & Steve Medwin in honor of all the temple members who worked so hard to put the temple back together so it will be ready when we can meet again in person.SEPT 24: Stephie Millett in celebration of her 50th birthday.

PARSHA OF THE WEEK:

04 September 27 Elul Nitzavim Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20

11 September 05 Tishrei Vayelech Deuteronomy 31:1-31:30

18 September 12 Tishrei Ha’azinu Deuteronomy 32:1-32:52

25 September 19 Tishrei Chol Hamo’ed Sukkot Exodus 33:12-34:26

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

You can do a mitzvah by being a Virtual Oneg Shabbat Sponsor.

See page 10 for instructions on how to sponsor a

Virtual Oneg Shabbat.

Bd of Trustees 6:30 PM

ALL SERVICES ARE ZOOM ONLY!


HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICE 2021/5782

ALL SERVICES - ZOOM ONLY* An email will go out the day before each “Erev” service

with the link. The same link will be used for all High Holy Day Services

but will be different from the Shabbat link.

Date Service Time

Saturday, August 28 Slichot Program – Zoom only 7:00 PM-8:30 PM

Monday, September 6 Erev Rosh Hashanah 7:15 PM-8:30 PM

Tuesday, September 7 Rosh Hashanah Morning Service 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Tashlich* - Dehoyos Park 12:30 PM

Wednesday, September 8 Second Day Rosh Hashanah 10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.

Wednesday, September 15 Kol Nidrei – Erev Yom Kippur 7:15 PM- 8:30 PM

Thursday, September 16 Yom Kippur Morning Service 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Healing Service and Afternoon Torah study

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Yizkor 4:30 PM-5:30 PM

N’eila Closing Service 6:00 PM-6:45 PM

∗Tashlich will be in person, outdoors, at Dehoyos Park in Mon3cello ∗Ending 3mes are approximate


Sukkah Party Sunday, September 19 10:30 am to 12:00 PM

SEPTEMBER 19, 2021 - SUKKAH PARTY

Ira SimonGail Abramowitz Mike CerulloDavid EpsteinDon Horowitz

Lauren MillerEllen NesinAnne PalleyHoward PerlmanSteph Phillips

Return to Temple Committee:Neal JacobsHoward PerlmanJudy Cutler

Sue KantorLauren Miller

Redecorating Committee:

Though the threat of COVID is what keeps us from getting back into the temple, we are still very grateful to everyone that gave so much of themselves for the benefit of the temple community. THANK YOU to the many temple members who have worked so hard to get our temple building repaired and renovated and made the hard decisions on safe COVID protocols.

RETURNING TO TEMPLE POSTPONEDBUT COME AND CELEBRATE SUKKOT OUTDOORS

POSTPONED TILL SPRING 2022

Please check email or the

temple website for details.

We are closing in on our goal so please put us over by sending your donations for the rededication by September 19. We will acknowledge your gift at the rededication in the spring. We are excited to have secured underwriters for this event. Two donors will match any donations received for this event up to a total of $1,500. Your gift of $18 becomes $36, a donation of $36 becomes $72 and so on. Please send a check payable to Temple Sholom and write “rededication” in the memo line and mail it to P.O. Box 664, Monticello, NY 12701. Or, you can email your pledge to templesholom1954 @gmail.com.


Thank you, Schmatah Brigade! After the workmen left, Lauren Miller, Stephanie Phillips, Phil Schroeder, Howard Perlman, Helene Perlman, Neal Jacobs, Susan Kantor, Mimi Werner, Ellen Nesin, Gail Abramowitz, Ruth Turk, and Ira Simon combined forces to make the temple shine in preparation for a triumphant return to the building. They brought mops, brooms, dust mops, schmatahs, cleaning supplies, a vacuum, and buckets.

The entrance, the steps, the sanctuary, the kitchen, and the bathrooms feel like new again. The crew cleaned and polished the bima, the ritual items, straightened shelves, and returned the prayer books to where they belong. The kitchen has never looked so good. Wow!

As a result of the efforts of the cleaning crew, the temple is once again in good shape for in-person services.

We owe a big thank you to the many busy bees who dusted and scr ubbed . Together they did a great j o b , c l e a n i n g a n d straightening things that hadn’t been touched in years.

When we finally return, we know we will be returning to a place that is ready to welcome us back.


To Paula Schroeder, Thank you for all you do for the Temple. From: Ken & Sue Kantor and Judy Cutler

To Phil Schroeder, Happy Birthday! From: Mary Jane Harris, Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch, Ken & Sue Kantor, Judy Cutler, Sue & Don

Horowitz, Lauren & Marty Miller, Temple President-Neal Jacobs & Jane, Rabbi Medwin & Steve, Temple Sholom Board of Trustees

To Paula Schroeder, Thank you for putting together an amazing card party. From: Lauren & Marty Miller

To Jessica & Brandon Liston, Mazel Tov on your marriage. From: Temple President Neal Jacobs & Jane, Rabbi Medwin, Judy Medwin

To Ellen Nesin, Mazel Tov on your daughter, Jessica’s, marriage to Brandon Liston. From: Helene & Howard Perlman, Paula & Phil Schroeder, Sue & Don Horowitz,

Judy Cutler, Rabbi Medwin & Steve, Temple President Neal Jacobs & Jane

To Lauren & Marty Miller, Happy Anniversary! From: Paula & Phil Schroeder, Sue & Don Horowitz

To Rabbi Medwin, Happy Birthday! From: Sue & Don Horowitz, Paula & Phil Schroeder

To Sheila & David Epstein, Happy Anniversary! From: Sue & Don Horowitz, Paula & Phil Schroeder

Mitzvah Cards

Thankyou!Honora & Sam Wohl for the dona3on in memory of Todd Kantor.

Fran Greenfield in memory of Todd Kantor.

Anonymous donors $1000 & $360 for their dona3ons.

Jerry & Lorraine Bogursky for the dona3on in memory of Ester Effel.

1 Lorraine Bogursky 3 Ida Richter 6 Rachel Zirt 6 Taylor Zirt 7 Ellen Cutler 13 Dr. Ron Berg 14 Susan Kantor

18 Steven Bloom 18 Joel Lerner 18 Joyce Slayton 25 Dr. Barbara Shaw Zirt 26 Gail Abramowitz 27 Persephanie Millett 30 Maureen Glick

September

25 Stacey Sharoff & Jerry Burton 28 Frank & Harriet Sticco

September


2021 Mitzvah MembersThanks to the Payroll Protection Loan that Michael Zalkin spent hours getting for us and the generosity of members and non-members, Temple Sholom is currently secure in our ability to continue our service to the Jewish community of Sullivan County. So that we can ensure our future, Temple Sholom members are being asked to contribute, according to their ability, an additional amount above regular membership dues. Can you step forward to support the continued existence of Reform Judaism in Sullivan County?

..The three levels of of Mitzvah Membership are:. !Platinum Level - additional $500 above dues" Gold Level - additional $250 above dues#Silver Level - additional $125 above dues.

!Platinum (500) Maureen & Bob Velten (8/20)

Jan Hirsch (9/20) David & Sheila Epstein (10/20) Mary Jane Harris (10/20) Anonymous (10/20)

Paula & Phil Schroeder (4/21) Lauren & Marty Miller (7/21)

"Gold (250) Anne Palley (8/20)

Sue & Don Horowitz (10/20) Judith Cutler (10/20)

Lorraine & Jerry Bogursky (4/21) Neal & Jane Jacobs (6/21)

Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch (8/21)

#Silver (125) Neal & Jane Jacobs (10/20)

Helene & Howard Perlman (10/20) Sue & Ken Kantor (4/21)

If you are able, please PAY YOUR FINANCIAL OBLIGATION and BECOME A MITZVAH MEMBER.Specify: “Mitzvah Membership” Mitzvah Membership donations are tax deductible.

Mitzvah Membership listing in The Harbinger will appear the month following receipt of your donation and will continue to be listed for the following 12 months.

As long as your membership dues are up to date, consider making a tax deductible Mitzvah Membership donation any time during the year.

Friends of Temple Sholom — Exceptional Gifts from Nonmembers

Diamond Donors Do you miss seeing your name here?

Gold Donors Jonathan Farrow & Family (10/20)

THE WORD ‘MITZVAH’ IS A COMMANDMENT TO DO A GOOD DEED. IT’S KINDLING TO THE SOUL.


Our last meeting for the season via zoom was on August 9. We were privileged to have Marvin Rappaport as our speaker. His topic was, “Interesting Tales from Faraway Places: A Man from Monticello Travels the Globe.” He told us about his goodwill missions to Kenya, Zimbabwe, Zaire, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Cameroon, Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, Germany, the former

Soviet Union and Israel. Those that were able to zoom enjoyed a very informative afternoon.

Being cautiously optimistic, we chose our 2022 meeting dates and proposed trips for the 2022 season. Our first meeting will be at Temple Sholom on Monday, May 16, at 1:00 PM.. We will have a meet and mingle and encourage our members to share what our lives have been like since March 2020. Meeting dates: May 16, June 13, July 11, August 8, and Sept 12Bus trips: NYC days on your own - June 29 and August 24Temple Sholom card party - Monday, August 15, 2022Day trips: Wed, July 20, with other trips to be announced by May About 20% of our members did not renew their $10 membership. At our board meeting we voted to remove people from our lists who have not paid in two years. They will no longer receive birthday cards with donations to the temple, the Harbinger, nor priority and discounts on our trips. We also voted to charge non-members $5 more for each trip and they will be able to attend after our members have requested a place on the trip.

Enjoy the rest of the summer and a Happy, Healthy New Year to all.

Shalom,Paula 845-794-2314

PRIMETIMERS NEXT MEETING: Monday, May 16, 2022. 1:00 PM

3 Ida Richter 3 Irma Roth 3 Janice Fagan 6 Donald Fries 7 Ellen Cutler14 LinZ Redding14 Susan Kantor27 Stephanie Millett26 Gail Abramowitz

Happy September Birthdays

Thank you Gail Abramowitz for arranging the Ladies Night Out dinners this summer. Gail raised over $600 for Temple Sholom and the ladies enjoyed their 3 nights out. We hope Gail will continue this next season.


Oneg Shabbat means, “The Joy of Shabbat.”

We had hopes of returning to in-person services at the temple, but in an abundance of caution, we remain a virtual congregation. Therefore, VIRTUAL ONEG SPONSORSHIP WILL CONTINUE. Because of the pandemic, we no longer come together to “break bread.” But we can still perform the mitzvah by hosting a Virtual Oneg Shabbat. It’s simple. Pick a Shabbat you would like to “Virtually” Sponsor and let the rabbi know.

S e n d a n e - m a i l t o R a b b i M e d w i n ([email protected]) and tell her which Shabbat you will sponsor and if you have a specific reason: birthday, anniversary, in memory of, in honor of, to celebrate Shabbat, to support the temple, etc. If you provide a picture of the person or event that you are honoring, the rabbi will share it with the congregation during the service.

Send a donation check to: Temple Sholom

PO Box 664, Monticello, NY 12701 Write “Virtual Oneg Shabbat”

in the memo line.

The email sent to temple members the week of your oneg will recognize you as the sponsor and you will be acknowledged during the service and on facebook.

Is your friend sponsoring an oneg? You can make a donation to the temple in their honor.

IF YOU ENTER THE BUILDING …

Entry with appointment only. Ring the bell. You will be buzzed in. When in the temple, please maintain the socially distant guideline of 6 feet away. To speak with Rabbi Medwin, call 607-765-2895.

OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Call Anne Palley845-794-7973

ShopRite cards available by calling the office 845-794-8731

Please wear a mask.

Many ways to support Temple Sholom

Sponsor an oneg at Friday night services Tree of Life highlights a milestone event ($54) Plant a Tree in Israel in honor of a family celebration/commemoration ($18) Send a Golden Book message ($5) Send a Tribute Card ($10) Volunteer your time at temple events ($0)

.GIFTS of SERVICE. to Temple SholomSteve Plotkin for the kiddush and holiday wines

Rabbi Medwin for organizing our virtual oneg sponsorsMary Jane Harris and Steve Medwin for

maintaining the websiteStephanie Phillips for maintaining the facebook pageRick Stein, Ellen Nesin, Stephanie Phillips, Howard

Perlman, Gail Abramowitz for maintaining our adopted exit

Sue Horowitz for sending out the Yahrzeit reminder letters

Anne Palley for sending out the birthday cards

Shain Fishman for creating the monthly HarbingerHarbinger proofreaders: Mary Jane Harris, Rabbi Medwin,

Lauren Miller, Stephanie Phillips, Paula Schroeder, Jane Jacobs, Ira Simon

Anne Palley for monthly labeling and folding the Harbinger, and for helping in the office when needed.

President Neal Jacobs and Board Member Howard Perlman are going above and beyond overseeing the ongoing

restoration after the flood damage to the temple.

mailto:[email protected]


*Holocaust victims from Pisek and perished in Terezin

IN MEMORY - YAHRZEIT WILL BE READ ON:

September3:SusanPortonova,RitaMelis,RebeccaFrank,HerbertGitlin,BettyKellerman,IdaSilk,AlvinZ.Mildner,

LeonardR.M.Prince,Dr.MichaelC.Kemelhor,HaroldL.Supon,RoseLerner,SandraSimon,*LauraSipsova

September10:MorrisKlein,AlexBerg,JacobMitzner,RochelleRichter,BeatriceTobin,Dr.MortonFox,SamuelMargolis,SamBerger,

SamuelJacobson,EstherUllman,SuzanneRodan,*ArnostBejkovska

September17:BerthaLeitnerCominsky,BarbaraHunt,EthelGreenberg,*ViktorBondy,SeymourBlock,DarleneS.Fredenburgh,ElaineMiller,

JacquelineHeller,MorrisGottlieb,JosephBlock

September24:HymanRodkin,BessBerman,VeldaSodell,*PavlaSipova,Dr.GordonBendersky,EdnaKatz,AbeSperber,HaroldBraunstein,JayKinsbruner,*FrantiskaMollova,DAvidAlper,EthelCominskyLinnetz,LouisSchweriner

Donations to the YAHRZEIT FUNDIn Loving Memory of the Following:

Betty Schneider Amchir by Cindy Gitlin & Mitch GreigGert Rosen by Norman Lane

Marion Cohen by Dorothy CohenJose Castillo by Michael & Martha Zalkin

Herbert Gitlin by Cindy Gitlin & Mitch GreigMiriam Schecter by Robbie & Stan Schecter

Irving Salton by Marcia SaltonBeatrice & Louis Miller by Marcia Salton

Elaine Miller by Marty & Lauren MillerBertha Cominsky by Sue & Don Horowitz

Tillie Kantor by Ken & Sue KantorJonah Richman by Larry & Carolyn Richman

Rita Melis by Marilyn & Richard SteinRosalyn Feinstein by Michael Feinstein & FamilyMilton & Stephen Imbey by Beth & Shelly Leidner

Morris Sims by Judy & Marc HudesHelen Donowitz by Sue & Don Horowitz


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PARSHA OF THE WEEK:

02 October 26 Tishrei B’reisheet Genesis 1:1-6:8

09 October 03 Cheshvan Noach Genesis 6:9-11:32

16 October 10 Cheshvan Lech Lecha Genesis 12:1-17:27

23 October 17 Cheshvan Vayera Genesis 18:1-22:24

30 October 24 Cheshvan Chayei Sarah Genesis 23:1-25:18

OCTOBER Virtual ONEG SHABBAT sponsors01: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch, in loving memory of dad, Howard Kirsch AND in celebration of Stella and Harvey Kirsch’s 1st birthdays.08: Sponsor needed15: Sponsor needed22: Michael Zalkin29: Miros Family in honor of Macy’s Bat Mitzvah.

You can do a mitzvah by being a Virtual Oneg

Shabbat Sponsor. See page 10 for instructions on how to sponsor a Virtual

Oneg Shabbat.

Bd of Trustees 6:30 PM

In person or zoom services? PLEASE CHECK YOUR E-MAIL FOR UPDATES!


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TEMPLE SHOLOM OF MONTICELLO, NEW YORKThe First Congregation of Reform Judaism in Sullivan

County Established 1954“SIXTY-SEVEN (67) YEARS AND GROWING

STRONGER”A REFORM CONGREGATION AFFILIATED WITH THE

UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISMRABBI MICHELE BRAND MEDWIN, D.Min.

You can participate in Shabbat Services and Rabbi Medwin’s classes remotely. If you would like to participate via ZOOM, and you are not on our temple e-mail list, please e-mail Rabbi Medwin at [email protected] for information about joining our classes and services. If you have never used ZOOM before, you will need to download the software and follow the instructions. Go to https://zoom.us/download and from the Download Center, click on the Download button under “Zoom Client For Meetings”. This application will automatically download when you start your first Zoom Meeting. ZOOM is usually up and running 15 minutes before the start time.

* Adult Education ** Shabbat Services * via ZOOM

Make sure you are on the temple’s email list to receive notification of the links for Zoom services, classes, and meetings.

TEMPLE SHOLOM MONTICELLO

Please send your photos of temple events to Stephanie Phillips at [email protected]

so everybody can enjoy them on our Temple Sholom Monticello Facebook page.

.ZOOM. Shabbat Services start 7:15 PM.Zoom in. at 6:45 to schmooze.Committees

Adopt-N-Exit: Lauren Miller, Rick Stein, Ellen Nesin, Stephanie Phillips, Howard Perlman Beautification: Carolyn Richman, Nancy Isseks, Beth Leidner Building: Neal Jacobs, Howard Perlman, Don Horowitz, Stephanie Millett Fundraising: Paula Schroeder Good & Welfare: Anne Palley Harbinger: Shain Fishman Kitchen: Susan Kantor Membership: Sue Kantor, Marcia Salton, Judy Cutler Office Volunteer: Anne Palley Oneg Reservations: Sue Kantor Publicity: Stephanie Phillips Religious School: Lauren Miller Ritual: Rabbi Medwin, Jane Jacobs, Sue Horowitz, Don Horowitz, Lauren Miller, Ellen Nesin, Marcia Salton Special Consideration: Neal Jacobs Webmaster: Mary Jane Harris, Steve Medwin Yahrzeit: Susan Horowitz

COMMITTEE MEMBERS CAN BE REACHED BY

CALLING THE TEMPLE 845-794-8731

TO CONTACT RABBI MEDWIN

• Call Rabbi Medwin on her cell phone any day: 607-765-2895. If you get voicemail, please leave a message and she will get back to you as soon as possible.

• Send e-mail: [email protected]

CONTACT RABBI MEDWIN

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