CHAMBER NEWSLife With a River View

Volume 30 September 2017 Number 9

A Message from your President

CHAMBER STAFF

Maureen MillerPresident & CEO

Karen FriisAdministrative ServicesCoordinator

Kadina HodgesMember EngagementCoordinator

Mary SeelyCVB Director

Ari LewerenzCVB Marketing Coordinator

Timiri DethmannAccountant & BusinessManager

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Maureen MillerPresident/CEO

As usual, the summer has flown by. While many of the treesand most of the crops are still wearing their summer green,some have begun to dress in fall colors. I love the colors offall – but I hate the idea of impending winter. So, I look on thebright side of it and think about Thanksgiving, Christmas, ourfamily’s fall and winter birthdays, and December 20th.

Why December 20th? Because December 20th is the shortestday of the year, which means every day after it grows margin-ally longer and leads us into Spring. Don’t get me wrong. Iknow that each day still has 24 hours in it. But the sunshine

and growth of Spring and the lazy days of Summer with their abundance of sunshine are thedays that I truly love.

It’s been interesting to note the cycles within the Chamber of Commerce, as well. We havebusy times and then we have really busy times! But just as I wait for Spring, I look forward toeach day and the challenges and opportunities it presents.

The comments from the staff and travelers aboard the American Queen were extremely com-plimentary. Clinton hospitality is second to none! We’re disappointed that the AmericanDuchess had to postpone their inaugural cruise due to weather conditions, but we look for-ward to their trip – hopefully in the near future!

The beginning of the month of September will bring a community tour for Mark Lowe, theDirector of the Iowa Department of Transportation. Many community leaders will be on handto welcome Mark and introduce him to our community. Some will be on a tour, and many willbe attending a working lunch to discuss the exciting things we have accomplished here andthe many other opportunities that may await us. We at the Chamber are excited to be hostingthis event, working with our board, the Clinton Regional Development Corporation, the City,the County, representatives from the Downtown and Lyons business groups, and severalactive members of the Highway 30 committee. There’s no limit to what can be done when weare working together toward a common goal!

The Celebrate Clinton attitude continues to grow and flourish! The final Rockin’ the Riverevent will be September 16th in conjunction with the Downtown Clinton Alliance annualOktoberfest. Don’t miss the first-ever “Race of the Wieners”, a competition for wiener dogsand other short-legged dogs. There will be activities for the whole family, so be sure to savethe date and come downtown for good food and free entertainment that Saturday night!

Until next month, don’t forget to Celebrate Clinton!

Maureen

The Chamber would like to thank the following members for renewing their memberships during the month of August 2017.

MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS - AUGUST

60+ yearsClinton National Bank 66

50+ yearsMercy Medical Center 50

40+ yearsDomestic Plumbing Co. 433M Cordova Plant 41

30+ yearsLeslie Electric Services, Inc. 38Quality Concrete Co. 35BOSS - Best Office Supplies & Systems, Inc. 33

20 + yearsEconomy Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 26Banner Home Furnishings 25Blain's Farm & Fleet 22DuTrac Community Credit Union 21Hy-Vee Food & Pharmacy 20

10+ yearsHonkamp Krueger & Co., PC 19Republic Services 19RSM US LLP 19

Walgreens - North 18Group Services 17Iowa State University Extension and Outreach 15Quad City International Airport 15Sauk Valley Media 14Children's Discovery Center 13Farm Bureau Financial Services 12Wide River Winery 10

1+ yearsClinton Auto Group 9Culver's of Clinton 7Infinity Medical Group 6Rally Appraisal 6Bent Business Marketing 5Junior Achievement of the Heartland 4ABC's of Essential Oils 3Essentials4u 3Family Resources, Inc. 3Finally Friday at the River 3Fisher House Bed & Breakfast 3Clinton 4th of July Festival 2Kitchen & Bath Inspirations 2Buffalo Wild Wings 1Kore Construction 1

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Welcome New MembersClinton Masonic Center Association

The Clinton Masonic Center is a venue that the public is welcome to visit and use forany type of event, such as weddings, receptions, corporate meetings, reunions,graduations or any other type of event. Our reception hall accommodates 300 guestsand is available by contacting 563-242-4741 or 563-212-9382. Check out ourFacebook page at www.facebook.com/clintonmasoniccenter

Eggers Plumbing, Inc.

We are a locally owned and operated plumbing company that started back in 2009.Our owner Ben Eggers has been plumbing since 1996 and has had a Mastersplumbing license for the last four years.

We have been members of the Clinton community for our entire lives and take greatpride in being a part of it. We sincerely appreciate all of our loyal customers we'vehad throughout the years and look forward to meeting many new ones in the yearsto come. Give us a call at 563-249-4548, or check out our website at www.egger-splumbing.com.

Jenny Rice Graphic Design

My company consists of two experienced professionals in the sign/graphics industry.We provide full design services, production of media, removal and installation ofgraphics on a variety of substrates, including but not limited to, decals, lettering,wraps, vehicle and window graphics. Our specialties include signs, vehicle wraps &graphics, banners, vinyl window decals and graphics, business cards, promotionalitems, koozies, full-color prints, logos, vinyl designs, production, removal and instal-lation in residential, commercial, industrial settings. We are a home-based businesswith over 8 years of experience. Give me a call at 563-219-3277 or find me onFacebook at www.facebook.com/jennyricegraphicdesign.

La Leche League of Clinton

Our Mission is to help mothers worldwide to breastfeed through mother-to-mothersupport, encouragement, information and education, and to promote a better under-standing of breastfeeding as an important element in the healthy development of thebaby and mother. Volunteer Leaders are experienced breastfeeding mother whohave completed an accreditation program and are familiar with breastfeeding man-agement techniques as well as current research. They offer practical information andmoral support to mothers through monthly meetings and phone help. Call Clinton LaLeche Leage Leaders Shannon at 563-242-1869, Amanda at 563-219-6054, Anne at815-772-0102 or Laura at 815-259-0112 for more information and/or help.

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SEPTEMBER CHAMBER CALENDAR1 Getting to Yes First Friday Fix, 7:30 a.m., The Canticle.

DCA Marketing Committee, 8:30 a.m., Chamber of Commerce.

4 Labor Day – Chamber Office CLOSED.

5 Iowa DOT Director, Mark Lowe, Visits Clinton.

7 Ribbon Cutting, 10:30 a.m., Summit Lake Coffee, Chamber of Commerce.Leadership Committee, 12:00 Noon, Chamber of Commerce.ABC’s of Essential Oils, 6:00 p.m., Chamber of Commerce.

11 Miss Clinton County Scholarship Program Board, 6:00 p.m., Chamber of Commerce.

12 Riverview Young Professionals Association Board, 4:00 p.m., Chamber of

Commerce.

13 CVB Marketing Committee, 12:00 Noon, Clinton National Bank Celebrate Clinton Committee, 2:00 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. 14 Business Park Corporation, 10:00 a.m., Chamber of Commerce.

Local & Government Affairs Committee, 12:00 Noon, Happy Joe’s.Events Committee, 12:00 Noon, Chamber of Commerce.Vision 8 Committee, 7:00 p.m., Chamber of Commerce.

19 Tri-City Building & Construction Trades Council, 9:30 a.m., Chamber of Commerce.

LEAD Kick-Off, 12:00 Noon, Chamber of Commerce.Young Living Essential Oils, 6:30 p.m., Chamber of Commerce.

20 Clinton County Development Association, 7:30 a.m., Wild Rose Casino & Resort. Gateway Area Foundation, 12:00 Noon, Chamber of Commerce. 21 CVB Board, 12:00 Noon, Location TBD. 25 Mercy Medical Center, 11:00 a.m., Chamber of Commerce.

26 LEAD, 11:30 a.m., Chamber of Commerce Essentials4u, 6:30 p.m., Chamber of Commerce.

27 CRDC Board of Directors, 11:30 a.m., Rastrelli’s Avanti Room. 28 Board of Directors, 7:30 a.m., Chamber of Commerce. Ambassadors, 12:00 Noon, Location TBD.

Pastor Group, 12:00 Noon, Chamber of Commerce.Clinton Landlord’s Association, 6:00 p.m., Chamber of Commerce.

29 Fall Tailgate, 5:00 p.m., Clinton Municipal Airport. (Reservations Required)

Meetings are subject to change. Watch your mail for details or check with Karen at (563) 242-5702 before attending any regularly scheduled Chamber event.

Reservations are required for most noon meetings held at the Chamber office.

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Celebrate Clinton

Saturday, August 26th, Celebrate Clinton held a Community Wide Ribbon Cutting. Celebrate Clinton exists to help create positivity in the Clinton area.

Join the movement today by using #celebrateclintoniowa on social media! In attendance were Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors

and President and CEO Maureen Miller, Midwest Pets for Life, Riverfront Running Gang, Miss Clinton County, Dance4Joy, and Clinton Convention

and Visitors Bureau. For more information about Celebrate Clinton or to get involved, call 563-242-5702.

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Touch Screen Kiosk

The Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) is excited to present Clinton with the new Touch Screen Kiosk. The CVB strives to create an inviting and memorable experience

for guest of the area. A customized programmable touch screen kiosk has information onour Discovery Tail, local attractions, and places to stay overnight, all of the different shops

that are available, restaurant and all the ways to enjoy the Mississippi River. This new system will be in conjunction with our wayfinding and communicate

events that are taking place in our community.

This new setup is handicap assessable and still features paper materials for locals and visitors to take with them as they explore the beautiful town of Clinton. We look forward tosharing our vision with Clinton and hope you enjoy the new and exciting things happening

in Clinton. We firmly believe that executing these updates will increase traffic in the buildingand enhance the overall visitor experience in Clinton, helping to leave a lasting memory

of what our city has to offer.

The new touch screen information center is open to the public from 7:00am-8:00pm Daily.For more information, go to visitclintoniowatourism.com.

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Legend’s Bar and Grill is NOW OPEN!

After extensive flood damage, they have reopened and are ready for your business! For more information on hours, menu, and drink specials, call 563-243-4266!

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WATER FEST

WATER FEST kicked off with a ribbon cutting and water toast with the Clinton Area Chamberof Commerce Ambassadors. The family-friendly open house offered guided water treatment

plant tours, educational displays, children’s activities, games and prizes and food.

“We are finding that our customers are increasingly interested in how we transform groundwater into the high quality drinking water that flows from their taps,” said Iowa

American Water President Randy Moore. “WATER FEST allows customers and the entirecommunity to meet our professional team who works 24/7 to produce and deliver reliable,high quality water to about 30,000 people in our Clinton district. We encourage everyone to learn more about their drinking water and the complex process involved in getting it to

their homes and businesses.”

About Iowa American WaterIowa American Water, a subsidiary of American Water (NYSE: AWK), is the largest

investor-owned water utility in the state, providing high-quality and reliable water services to approximately 212,000 people. With a history dating back to 1886, American Water is the largest and most geographically diverse U.S. publicly-traded water and wastewater utility company. The company employs more than 6,700 dedicated professionals who

provide regulated and market-based drinking water, wastewater and other related services to an estimated 15 million people in 47 states and Ontario, Canada.

More information can be found by visiting www.amwater.com.

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GOLF PLAYDAY 2017On July 28th, the Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce held their Annual Golf Playday! With a staggering 130+ attendeesand 20+volunteers, Golf Playday had another successful year! As the Clinton Area Chamber’s biggest fundraiser for theyear, we appreciate all of the support we received from our members. Through events like these our members get theopportunity to meet other businesses, enjoy a day out of the office with their staff, and most importantly, have fun. Thankyou for another opportunity to serve our members. We look forward to Golf Playday 2018!

Golf Playday SponsorsTitle Sponsor – Ashford University – Clinton Campus

Platinum Sponsor – Clinton Regional Development Corporation

Gold Sponsors – Colony Brands, Inc. SC Data Center, Inc.

Silver Sponsor – Clinton Engineering Co., Inc.

Front Nine Sponsor – Upper Iowa University

Beverage Cart Sponsor – Sedona Staffing Service

Hole Sponsors –Abstract & Title Guaranty Company

Adcraft Printwear Co.American Family Insurance – James F. Voss Agency Inc.Ascentra Credit UnionBig River PackagingCentral Bank FultonCitizens First BankClassic Bodyworks, Inc.Clausen Supply Trucking & WarehousingClinton National Bank

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Hole Sponsors – continuedComprehensive Rehab Inc.Core-Vens & Co., Inc.DuTrac Community Credit UnionFarm Bureau Financial ServicesFirst Gateway Credit UnionHowes & Jefferies Realtors, LLPKelly Heating & Air ConditioningKen Kroemer InsuranceMiss Clinton County Scholarship ProgramQuality Concrete Co.SubwayTEMP AssociatesThe A.C. Root Agency, Inc.The Insurance GroupVoss Brothers Plumbing and Heating, Inc.

In-Kind Sponsors –Pix Along the WayVisual Imaging, Inc.

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Jack Reinheimer, former LumberKing, to makeMLB debut

Former Clinton LumberKing shortstop Jack Reinheimer has justbeen promoted to the Major Leagues and will make his bigleague debut with the Arizona Diamondbacks. He becomes thefourth former LumberKing and first position player to earn a MajorLeague promotion during the 2017 season.

Reinhamer, 25, played shortstop for the LumberKings in 2014. Hebatted .264 with two home runs while driving in 46 runs andstealing 38 bases. He spent the entirety of his 2014 season inClinton and reached as high as Double-A in the Seattle Marinersfarm system before being included in a trade on June 3, 2015that sent Mark Trumbo to Seattle. The Mariners draftedReinhamer in the fifth round of the 2013 MLB draft and earns hisfirst promotion to the Major Leagues with over 100 career stolenbases in the minor leagues.

TLP Announces 2018 Season

The 2018 series will begin on June 7th with Disney’s Beauty andThe Beast, followed by Born Yesterday,The Full Monty,Baskerville, Fiddler On The Roof and Forever Plaid.

Subscription tickets to see all six productions are available now atthe price of $105, a savings of 30% of the full ticket price. Thatprice will increase to $119 in September. Student subscriptionsare available for only $68. Subscribers will be able to purchaseadditional tickets for shows starting on August 10th. Individualticket sales to non-subscribers will begin in 2018. Gift certificatesare available.

Subscriptions may be purchased in person at the playhouse,located at 8215 Black Oak Road, Mount Carroll, Illinois, 61053.Phone sales are available at 815-244-2035, and online purchas-es will be available at www.timberlakeplayhouse.org.

CCC Hosting "Tapping Into Your Wellpower" Fall Retreat

Imagine what it would feel like to be fully grounded in your bodyand radiate confidence, charisma, presence and power. What ifyou could share this experience with others who are equally com-mitted to their own transformation? At the Tapping Into YourWellpower Fall Retreat on Saturday, September 23, 2017, youwill learn to easily tap into this well of power and consistentlyput it into practice. The retreat will be held from 10:00 a.m. —4:00 p.m. at beautiful Rickert Lodge in Bellevue, IA.

“Give yourself the gift of a day to retreat from the noise anddemands of your life and listen to where life is calling you,” sug-gests retreat leader Penny Plautz. “This day is all about aware-ness and appreciation. We’ll be looking at and appreciatingwhere you’ve been, how that brought you to where you are now,and how all this influences where you want to go next. Then we’llprovide you with plenty of useful tools to get there.”

The Tapping Into Your Wellpower Fall Retreat will include explor-ing the Labyrinth, learning to tap, uncovering your goals, andtechniques to help you reach your goals. Registration is requiredby calling 563-244-7100. The course number is #187804. Thefee is $129 through August with price increase on September 1.For more information, contact Penny Plautz at 563-652-5000.

Wild Rose Casino & Resort in Clinton, Iowaannounces Gary Morris to perform Friday,November 3, 2017

Wild Rose Casino & Resort announces GARY MORRIS will becoming to Clinton to perform in the Oakwood Grand Ballroom onFriday, November 3, 2017. Performance time is scheduled for 8p.m. Tickets are $20, tax and convenience fees not included.

Gary Morris is a multi-talented performer. He has been wowingcritics with his acting abilities, using his outdoor experience toteach others respect for the environment as well as helping ourwounded service men and women through Project HealingWaters. But mostly, Gary is known for being an outstandingsinger and songwriter.

Gary has had five number one songs and 16 top 10 singles onthe Country Music Charts. He has won “Song of the Year” fromboth the Country Music Association and the Academy of CountryMusic and Billboard Magazine named him “Male Artist of theYear”. This is definitely a show you don’t want to miss.

His many hits include: “Why Lady Why”, “Second Hand Heart”,The Love She Found in Me”, “100% Chance of Rain” and “I’llNever Stop Loving You”. But he is best known for his recording of“Wind Beneath My Wings”.

Tickets go on sale September 1, 2017 and will be available forpurchase through the Iowa Store Gift Shop at Wild Rose Casino& Resort in Clinton, by calling toll free 1-800-457-9975 or onlineat www.clinton.wildroseresorts.com/entertain. Must be at least 21years of age to attend.

Felix Adler Children's Discovery Center ReceivesUS Bank Grant for WOW Wednesday Program

The Felix Adler Children's Discovery Center, "Clinton, Iowa'sChildren's Museum!" is pleased to announce it is the recipient ofa U.S. Bank "Work, Home and Play" grant.

Qualifying in the area of "play," the Discovery Center was award-ed $4,500 to support its Wednesday afternoon enrichment pro-gram, WOW Wednesdays. The program which is offered everyWednesday from 2 to 4 p.m., is designed to bring easy learningactivities to children and their families to inspire further curiosityin the areas of science, art, and culture.

Cory Coppess, branch manager for Clinton's U.S. Bank, said hisorganization invests in community programming that supportsaccess to the arts, arts education and learning through play for

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children and adults, especially in low and moderate income com-munities. "Work, Home and Play are the building blocks thatmake our country great: a stable job, a home to call your ownand a community connected through the arts, recreation andplay," Coppess said. "U.S. Bank is proud to help the DiscoveryCenter, and hundreds of organizations strengthen local communi-ties across the country, and we look forward to continuing tomake Community Possible in 2017 and beyond."

Lind said topics for WOW Wednesday activities vary greatly andhave included: building marble runs to experience Newton's lawsof motion; recycling common household items into gifts; observ-ing monarch butterfly eggs, caterpillars, and chrysalises, andreleasing live butterflies; chemistry experiments with the proteinin milk; holiday decoration art projects; making snowball launch-ers; attending a superhero tea party; and making and using puffypaint, just to name a few.

Ascentra Credit Union Foundation Donates$17,000 to Charities and Organizations

The Ascentra Credit Union volunteer board of directors and sen-ior leadership team have been busy paying it forward this sum-mer to 36 different charities and organizations, donating $17,000in Leadership Grants from the Ascentra Credit Union Foundation.

In 2015, the Ascentra Credit Union Foundation successfullyestablished its Leadership Grants to stay true to Ascentra’sPeople-Helping-People philosophy and support giving back to thecommunity. Each of Ascentra’s volunteer board of directors andsenior leadership team were given $1,000 to support causes thatare meaningful to them. Since then, the Leadership Grants havecontinued to make a positive impact and have awarded a total of$51,000.

This year, the charities and organizations that were selectedinclude:

· Associate Benevolent Society, Clinton· Bettendorf Fine Arts Patron, Bettendorf· Bettendorf Library Foundation, Bettendorf· Bettendorf Soccer Association, Bettendorf· Big Brothers Big Sisters of Muscatine County, Muscatine· Child Abuse Council, Moline· Children's Therapy Center of the Quad Cities, Rock Island· Christ’s Family Day Care, Davenport· Churches United of the Quad Cities, Bettendorf· Churches United of the Quad Cities City Center Ministry Food

Pantry, Bettendorf· City Center Ministry, Davenport· Community Action of Eastern Iowa at Dewitt, DeWitt· Community Congregational Church, Clinton· Figge Art Museum, Davenport· First Christian Reformed Church, Fulton· Friendly House of Davenport, Davenport· Gold Coast & Hamburg Historic District Association, Davenport· Habitat for Humanity, Clinton· Hand In Hand, Bettendorf· Henry County Humane Society Geneseo, Geneseo· Hilltop Campus Village, Davenport

· Humility of Mary Housing, Davenport· ILLOWA Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Geneseo· King's Harvest Pet Rescue, Davenport· Make-A-Wish Clinton County, Clinton· Muscatine Art Center, Muscatine· Pregnancy Resources of the Quad Cities, Moline· Quad City Animal Welfare Center, Milan· Quad City Iowa Right to Life Education Fund, Davenport· Safe Families for Children, Davenport· Sisters of St. Francis, Clinton· The Creative Arts Academy of the Quad Cities, Davenport· The Davenport Chordbusters, Davenport· The Pregnancy Center, Clinton· Wounded Warriors, Jacksonville· Zion Lutheran Church, Clinton

“Through these Leadership Grants, it allows our volunteer boardof directors and leadership team to positively impact manydeserving non-profit organizations they are passionate about,”said Ascentra Chief Marketing Officer and Foundation CommitteeMember, Jennifer Naeve. “This stays true to our core values ofgiving back to our members and community, and what the foun-dation is all about.”

The Paul Lensmeyer Golf Outing is the major fundraiser for theAscentra Credit Union Foundation and will take place on Monday,Sept. 25th at the Rock Island Arsenal Golf Course at 10 a.m.The golf outing has raised a generous $32,693 over the past twoyears to benefit the foundation. For more information about themission of the foundation visit ascentra.org/foundation.

CCC Art Exhibits

An exhibit featuring the works of Clinton Community CollegeGraphic Design students is in the new Art Gallery located in therenovated Library. The exhibit will run through September 7,2017. The Opening Reception will be held this Thursday, August31 from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. The CCC Library is located at 1000Lincoln Blvd., Clinton, Iowa. The community is invited to view theexhibit and to attend the reception for these talented artists.

The next exhibit “Gwen Patton; Illustrations and Book Art fromSeven Orchards Studio” is scheduled for September 11 throughOctober 13. The Opening Reception is scheduled for Thursday,September 21, from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m.

The “Fiber and Clay Arts Invitational” will be exhibited October 16through November 17 and will include a variety of pieces fromvarious mediums. The Artist Reception will be Thursday, October26 at 4:30 p.m.

The final fall exhibit is titled “Art of the Political” and featurespieces highlighting the elections of years gone by. This exhibitwill open November 20 and end December 19, with the ArtistsReception Thursday, November 30 at 4:30 p.m.

For more information, contact CCC Art Instructor Robyn Smith at563-244-7001.

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CELEBRATE CLINTON WEEK! 2017 - 2018Executive CommitteeDaniel HousengaLyondellBasellChairmanLori SusieSedona Staffing Services1st Vice ChairShane BuerMercy Medical Center2nd Vice ChairJennifer BoysenClinton National BankTreasurerJennifer WeaverWild Rose Casino & ResortCVB Board ChairGerry FreudenbergAdvantage Point Group - 3M CordovaPast Chairman

Board of DirectorsDean BrainerdADM Corn ProcessingJon CapellaSkyline Center, Inc.Ron DlouhyClysar, LLCEddie DunhamCitizens First BankHeather EvansClinton Community CollegeAmy KerrNestlePurina PetCare CompanyCheryl McCullohUnited Way of Clinton County, Iowa Sara MisiewiczClinton National BankDavid PillersPillers and RichmondMike RastrelliRastrelli's RestaurantChad SeelyHy-Vee Food & PharmacyBecky TemperlyHowes & Jefferies Realtors

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