vol.16 no.1 january 2018 · 2019-07-11 · vol.16 no.1 january 2018 happy new year everyone! i hope...

Vol.16 No.1 January 2018

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE BLUEGRASS REGION PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA

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DEPARTMENTS 2 President’s Message

3 BGS Elections

4 Board Members

5 Board Minutes

6 Membership News

7 PCA Test Drive

8 Social Media

9 Event Calendar

29 Advertisers Index

FEATURES 11 Lex Ky Cars & Coffee

15 Porsche Cars & Coffee

18 Track Corner

24 Bluegrass Racer

27 Zone13 Rep Message

28 For Sale

Cover Photo:Happy New Year!A look back at 2017 covers. Thank you for everyone’s help!

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Happy New Year everyone! I hope you are all looking forward to another fantastic year with your Porsche. On behalf of my fellow Board members, we wish you all the best and hope to see you at our events throughout the year.

The December elections are behind us and the 2018 Board is in place and ready for action. We are fortunate to have seasoned veterans and some fresh new faces on the Board this year. I know we are all committed to serving the Club and its members to our fullest extent.

We commend the Nominating Committee (Ken Hold, Ed Steverson and Jamie Donaldson) for getting our slate of candidates in place and we thank Ed and Jim Brandon for their work in preparing ballots and tallying the results.

Ken, as you all know, is Porsche through and through. He has devoted a lot of his time and energy to the Bluegrass Region (and to National endeavors) and steps down after three years as Club President. Week in and week out Ken is always there for the Club. You wake up in the morning and you see he’s been busy sending e-mails about all the upcoming car events. Or else he is on the phone to a prospect or a new member with a hearty welcome and a trove of information. At Cars ‘n Coffee events Ken is always connecting folks and building a sense of community. Chances are Ken is the first person to greet you at a Cars ‘n Coffee, and chances are he’s one of the last to leave. Ken, as they say, is the glue that holds it all together.

I know I have some big shoes to fill this year stepping in after Ken, and I will try my best. Fortunately for me and for all of you, Ken stays on with us as Past President, to continue providing guidance and mentoring. Please take a moment the next time you see Ken and thank him for all he’s done in service to the Bluegrass Region, the National organization and to Porsche aficionados everywhere.

December was cold and devoid of much action so let’s get back out there and rev the engines. Be sure to check the calendar of events and make plans to attend the Porsche Cars ‘n Coffee on Saturday, January 13 at Cosi (9-11 am) and the Bluegrass Region’s Annual Holiday Party on Saturday, January 20 at Cherry Blossom Country Club (5:30 pm with dinner following). Details can be found on our website or in the Rumble.

Drive. Just Drive.

Patrick Meyer

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE by Patrick Meyer


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OK! The voting is over. The results are in!!! Thank goodness we can now put all the tough campaigning behind us and welcome our newly elected members to the 2018 Bluegrass Region Board:

President: Patrick Meyer

Vice President: Ed Steverson

Secretary: Larry McVay

Treasurer: Rick Music

Director at Large: Jonathan Ballesteros

Director at Large: John Schmidt

Please congratulate and thank these newly elected folks.Their willingness to put in the extra effort to lead our region is a major benefit to all Bluegrass Region members. Ken Hold

PCA Bluegrass Region Past [email protected]


BGS ELECTIONS

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Bluegrass Region PCA Board Members


Larry McVay Secretary

[email protected]

Patrick Meyer President

[email protected]

Rick Music Treasurer

[email protected]

Ken Hold Past President

[email protected]

Ed Steverson Vice PresidentDealer Liaison

[email protected]

Jamie Donaldson Director at Large

[email protected]

Neil Fisher Activities Chair

[email protected]

David Clardy Track Chair

[email protected]

Jim Brandon Technical Chair

[email protected]

Mason Wilson Social Media Chair

[email protected]

Jack Stephensen Zone 13 Rep

[email protected]

Julie Woods Historian

[email protected]

Bill Larkin Safety Chair

[email protected]

John Schmidt Director at Large

[email protected]

Tim McNeely Membership [email protected]

Bill Larkin Director at Large

[email protected]

Joseph Rey Au Newsletter Editor

Club [email protected]

The Bluegrass Region PCA Board Members meet on the first Monday of each month. Dinner and business at 5:30 p.m. Members are welcome. See Event Calendar for more details.

Jonathan Ballesteros Director at [email protected]







































DATE: December 4, 2017 LOCATION: Bad Wolf Burgers, 350 Foreman Ave, Lexington, KY 40508

A.) Meeting Start: Meeting was convened by Ken Hold at 5:30 pm

1. Verified quorum: Attending: Neil Fisher, Rick Music, Jamie Donaldson, John Schmidt, Bill Larkin, Patrick Meyer, Tim McNeely, Ken Hold, Jonathan Ballesteros, Ed Steverson, Rey Au, Helena Hau, Scott Wooldridge.

2. Motion to approve the November BOD minutes by Rick Music, 2nd by Patrick Meyer.

B.) Board Reports:

1) President Report – This is Ken’s last Board Meeting as Club President

2) Vice President Report – Nothing to report

3) Secretary Report – Nothing to report

4) Treasurer Report- Rick stated the checking account balance is $5423.26.

5) Past President Report – Ballots are ready and on the way

6) Director Reports – Nothing to report

7) Safety Report – Bill Larkin reports that we are safe

8) Activities Report- The January Board meeting is January 8th due to the New Year’s Day Holiday. Holiday Party is set and we will discuss the menu tonight.

9) Historian Report – Nothing to report

10) Membership Report – No new members this month. Total membership count is 237.

11) Newsletter Report – On schedule to be released on Friday December 8.

12) Social Media Report – Nothing to report

13) Tech Report – Nothing to report

14) Track Report – Nothing to report

15) Webmaster Report – Nothing to report

C.) Old Business:

1) Elections for 2018 Board – On track, ballots mailed 12/1/17

2) Holiday Party plans – Patrick/Ed, $25 per person, menu has been approved. Voted to allocate $300 per dealership for door prizes. Motion made by Bill Larkin, 2nd by Jamie Donaldson.

3) Track Events survey 2nd send – David Clardy

4) Swap meet replies – Ken Hold stated only 5 replies of interest. We will encourage members to advertise in the Rumble.

D.) New Business:

1) Fifteen year Club Anniversary – Ken noted that special stickers have been ordered and will coming from National.

2) LKCC Status/Communications – Ken will continue to email information on Lexington KY Cars ’n Coffee events to those who wish to receive notification. He encouraged those who wish to be notified to send him an email to be added to his mailing list.

E.) Meeting Close: Motion to adjourn at 6:40 pm by Jamie Donaldson and 2nd Bill Larkin.


BOARD MINUTES by Neil Fisher



238 Total Members!


MEMBERSHIP NEWS by Tim McNeely

No new members this past month. WOW…2nd month in a row that has happened. The deep freeze effect?. Our membership is at 149 Regular Members and 89 Family & Affiliate Members, making our total membership 238. The holidays are over, but our “Holiday Party” is coming up…Saturday January 20. It’s a great get together, lots of door prizes. Please join us.

Also, please recognize the following Member Anniversary dates:

Thomas Ashford 1988 Wigham Arnold 2007 Matthew Milligan 2010 Zak Morvik 2010 Robert Deal 2012 Thomas Barker 2013 Bill Larkin 2013 Seth Bennett 2014 Mike Wilson 2014 Jack Morris 2015 Jim McDaniel 2016 Elaine Boyd 2017

Bluegrass Region Porsche Club of America Name Badge Ordering

Each club member and associate member may order a name badge at no cost to them. If a replacement badge is needed,

it can be obtained at the club’s cost to be determined at that time.

Please email Ed Steverson with the name to appear on badge.

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Test Drive: Trying to add new members to the list of Porsche Owners, and PCA

The PCA has a program for “prospective” Porsche owners…it is called “PCA Test Drive”. Joining PCA Test Drive allows the participant to receive Panorama, contact sellers in The Mart, and ask questions on Tech Q&A. PCA Test Drive participants are not technically PCA members as club by-laws require all members own a Porsche. Since they are not officially members, they do not receive membership cards and are not officially assigned to a region. Region leaders receive an automated email alerting them that a PCA Test Drive participant has signed up in their area and providing the participant’s contact info. The goal of the Test Drive program is to help convert those prospective owners into members when they make their vehicle purchase, so having region leaders connect with the participant could be a way to foster membership growth. We currently have (3) Test Drive members in the Bluegrass: • Kent Kalb of Flemingsburg • Anne Gresham of Paris • Keith Libert of Lexington We invite and welcome Test Drive participants at our events. If you know someone who is contemplating buying a Porsche, please encourage them to sign up for Test Drive at https://www.pca.org/pca-test-drive The fee to participate in Test Drive is $40 for the 6-month subscription. If the participant subscribes to Test Drive then purchases a Porsche later that same month and joins PCA as a primary member, the National Office will refund the $40 Test Drive fee. Past the first month, the $40 is non-refundable and cannot be applied toward primary membership ($46/year). As Eddie would say…drive it…

Tim McNeely


PCA TEST DRIVE by Tim McNeely


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What’s going on in the club? How do I change my oil? Who are the officers and how do I contact them? Where can I see photos of the latest events? What does it takes to get my Porsche on the track? I wonder if anyone in our club has a Bosch hammer?

All of those questions can be answered in one of the club social media sites or communication channels listed below.


SOCIAL MEDIA

PCA Bluegrass RegionBluegrassPCA.com

PCA NationalPCA.org

Facebookfacebook.com/bgrpca

Google Groupgroups.google/bgspca

Rumble Archivebluegrasspca.com/newsletters/

Google Calendarbluegrasscalendar

https://www.pca.org

https://www.pca.org

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bgspca

http://www.bluegrasspca.com/newsletters/

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bgspca

http://bluegrasspca.com/bluegrasscalendar/


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Here are the events coming up in the next few weeks. Shoot me an email if you have an idea for an event or a great place for us to have our monthly social at [email protected] Also be sure to check the calendar on the website for the latest updates.

January 13, Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Porsche Cars & Coffee 1890 Star Shoot Pkwy, Lexington, KY Join us for a very casual breakfast, Porsche tales, and parking lot spectating.

January 20, Saturday 5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Holiday Party Cherry Blossom Golf Club 150 Clubhouse Dr Georgetown, KY 40324 This is our annual Holiday Party. We will have social hour from 5:30 – 6:30, then dinner will be served at 6:30 after which we will draw for prizes. We will have door prizes donated by our sponsors and dinner will be catered by Cherry Blossom. The cost will be $25.00 per person. The menu is as follows: Pork Tenderloin or Chicken Marsala for the entree, Roasted Red Potatoes, Green Beans, California Medley, Carrot Cake and New York Cheesecake. There will also be a Salad, Fresh Baked Rolls, Iced Tea, Lemonade and Water to drink. There will be a Cash Bar for adult beverages of choice. Please RSVP to Ed Steverson by January 15th at noon if you plan to attend and what your entree choice will be. (see page 30) [email protected]

February 3, Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Lexington Ky Cars & Coffee The Fleetwood Collection Delaware Ave, Lexington, KY. February 5, Monday 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Board Meeting Bad Wolf Burgers 350 Foreman Ave, Lexington, KY. Come early if you would like to eat.

February 10, Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Porsche Cars & Coffee 1890 Star Shoot Pkwy, Lexington, KY Join us for a very casual breakfast, Porsche tales, and parking lot spectating.

February 18, Sunday Monthly Social 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Versailles Brewing Company 513 Marsailles Rd. Ste. 8, Versailles, KY. Join us for our monthly social at the new Versailles Brewing Company. A Craft Brewery specializing in unique craft beers and a farm to table experience with local foods. https://www.facebook.com/vbcbrewing/


EVENT CALENDAR by Neil Fisher

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We had several BGS members attend the December 2 Lexington KY Cars & Coffee. This was the second of the four Winter LKCC gatherings. We met at Lexington Distillery District in the large parking lot in front of the Barrel House Distillery. The day was super with over 220 vehicles of all sorts present. In addition to the great parking lot car attractions, several of us did a Barrel House Distillery tour (including tasting!!). After the gathering we had a very enjoyable lunch at Good Fellas. Many thanks to the Barrel House Distilling Co. and the Break Room for opening early for our folks. Also, a special thanks to the folks at Wildcat Moving & Storage, especially Raleigh Brunner and Chelsea Timm for providing coffee and donuts for us. The next gathering for LKCC will be on February 3 at the Fleetwood Auto Collection on Delaware St. in Lexington. If you want to stay informed about future events you can either check out the LKCC facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/552518274907830/ or join the email distribution list by sending me an email at [email protected].

Ken Hold

Photos by Ken Hold

LEX KY CARS & COFFEE December 2


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PORSCHE C&C December 9

Photos by Ken Hold and Patrick Meyer

It was definitely cool morning for our Porsche Cars & Coffee on December 9. We met at the Cosi Restaurant in Hamburg Shopping Plaza. The day was clear with parking lot temperature in the 30’s. Despite the cool outside we had twelve attendees in eight Porsches. Nice distribution of models with three Boxsters, three 911’s, a 944 and a 914. How neat!! Two

of the attendees were guests and we hope to see more of them at future events. Very fun informal breakfast and lots of Porsche talk. All of it true! Come to one of these breakfasts soon. You will enjoy.

Ken Hold



Thanks to all who emailed or went online (or both), to fill out our November track events survey! There were 37 total responses with lots of good experience, great ideas and enthusiasm.

As you will see, there is interest in a variety of track events, with Driver Education (DE) being the most popular. As expected, the 911 was the most popular Porsche for driving at a track event, with the 944 and Cayman tied for second.

The responses are being used to develop a 2018 track events program, so stay tuned for an exciting 2018!

David Carldy

Results from the Nov. 2017 Track Events Survey Bluegrass Region PCA

Question 1: (Total Responses: 37)

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Would you be interested in participating in Bluegrass PCA club track events in 2018?

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8

15

23

30

Maybe No Yes


TRACK CORNER by David Carldy



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Would you be interested in Driver Education (DE) events, Track Events like HPDE, Club

Racing, Karting or other?

Karting

Club Racing

Track Events like HPDE (High Performance Driving Event)

Driver Education (DE)

0 8 15 23 30

Would you be interested in a club trip to the Porsche Experience Center in

Atlanta, where you could drive a Porsche-provided vehicle with a coach

on their skidpad and track, and/or drive a simulator?

23

2

12

MaybeNoYes





If you prefer not to take your Porsche on the track, would you like to participate in an event with Porsche-provided

or rental vehicles?

0

5

9

14

18

Maybe No No Response Yes

If Lockton, Hagerty or other track insurance is available, would you like to take your Porsche to a local road-course

track like NCM Motorsports Park in Bowling Green?

0

8

15

23

30

Maybe No Yes



Question 4:!


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Would you like to take your Porsche sports sedan, sports

car, or sports SUV (or all three) on a track?

13

28

2

Sports Sedan Sports Car SUV All Three

Would you be interested in a non-club karting event (non-club due to PCA insurance coverage)? For example,

www.bluegrasskarting.com

0

5

9

14

18

Maybe No Yes




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Would you prefer Porsche-club only events, or would an event with other

marks like BMW be of interest?

13

10

11

PCA Any Maybe

Please list the Porsche's that you would like to bring and drive at a track event; Cayenne,

Macan, Panamera, Boxster, Cayman, 356, 911, 917, 930, 906, 935, 959, etc.

Honorable Mention: 959Z06

Carrera CupSuper CupPanamera

MacanCaymanCayenneBoxster

968944928GT3

911 (any, except GT3 & Cup Cars)356

0 5 10 15 20




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If an 'Arrive & Drive' event could be arranged, please check the current Porsche models that you would like to drive on

a track in a controlled, non-race environment

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4

7

11

14

911 Boxster Cayenne Cayman Macan Panamera

Would you be interested in a club-organized trip to a Porsche race like the Cayman GT4 Club Sport East Series Races at

Daytona?

0

4

7

11

14

Maybe No No Response Yes

11

1

11

14




Bluegrass Racer

– An interview with Jim Campbell on the Peachstate PCA DE at Road Atlanta and the Atlanta Porsche Experience Center

Jim Campbell & Hal Lattimore (Instructor) at Road Atlanta, in front of Jim’s 2014 911 S Cabriolet

D: Did you enjoy your Drivers Education (DE) event at Road Atlanta?

J: Yes, both were fantastic. I really got to know my 911’s cornering limits & braking ability, and my instructor really helped me improve as a driver.

D: What surprised you? J: Three things; My 911 can take a right-hand corner at 60 MPH, the PDK

transmission really excels when you drive the car harder, and there are significant elevation changes and blind corners at Road America.

D: How did this adventure get started? J: My college roommate Hal, an Atlanta Porsche Experience Center (PEC) instructor and 944 SP3 PCA Club racer, persuaded me to drive my 911 with him on a race track, and visit him at the PEC.


Photos Courtesy of Jim Campbell

Bluegrass PCA Track Chair David Clardy sat down with Jim Campbell to discuss his recent experience at the Peachstate PCA Drivers Education event at Road America, Oct. 14-15 and the Porsche Experience Center (PEC) in Atlanta. This is the first in a series of articles about track-related activities. Look for more articles and a 2018 calendar of track activities in the coming months.



Jim’s 911 S & Hal’s 944 Turbo SP3 Club Racer

D: How did you get there? J: I drove my 2014 911 S Cabriolet down to Atlanta, then drove approximately 140 laps around Road Atlanta, and then I drove it back home. I did note that mpg was greatly reduced on the track (4 mpg, LOL) versus the highway (28 mpg).

D: Were you worried about damaging your 911 on the track?

J: I was, but on the advice of my friend and instructor Jim, I purchased track day insurance for roughly $250. I thankfully did not need it, which is how most track day insurance turns out.

D: How did you like Road Atlanta? J: It was challenging. There are elevation changes and blind corners. You also really need to brake in a straight line for Turn 12.

Turn 12, leading onto the front straight, at Road Atlanta

D: How did you like the Atlanta Porsche Experience Center (PEC)?

J: It was great. It’s a great place to try a higher horsepower car like a 911 Turbo, a mid-engine car like a Cayman, or rear-engine car like the 911. They also have a wonderful restoration garage, museum and restaurant. Make sure you have a reservation, as it’s a restricted area due to the airport. Authors Note: The PEC also has driving simulators where you can race friends side-by-side; rain, snow or sun.

D: Did your DE include classroom and in-car driving instruction? Did your instructor ride with you?

J: Yes, there was classroom instruction and four driving sessions each day. My instructor Hal did ride with me, which was very helpful.

D: How did your PCA DE event at Road Atlanta differ from a racing-oriented event?

J: This event was about driver education and not about racing. The instructors stressed how to pass safely and how to be passed safely.

D: What was your favorite part of the event? J: Sunday at the track. After a night’s sleep, you really ‘got it’. I was enjoying the car; I knew the track, I knew my car’s limits, PDK was shifting well and my braking was much better.

D. How do you feel about your Porsche after the event?

J: It’s an amazing all-around sport car. Fast and reliable on the racetrack, and comfortable on the highway and around town.

D: Any advice to those considering events like this in the future?

J: Yes, try it! Both Road Atlanta and the Porsche Experience Center are great fun.




Racing Flags Decode:

Reference: Follow the below link to see driving instructor Bill Crumley in his Porsche 911 run a lap around Road Atlanta during a typical drivers education event: http://www.peachstatepca.org/DriversEd/116



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It’s hard to believe that my first year as Zone Rep has passed. It was great fun traveling around the Zone and getting to meet so many friendly and passionate members. I welcome 2018 and all the new experiences the year will bring.

I cannot begin to look forward to the New Year without thanking the Presidents who give some much of their time with the goal of making their Regions successful. Four of those Presidents have completed their terms and will be moving into their roles as Past Presidents. Please help me in thanking them for their continued commitment to their regions. They are Ken Hold, from Bluegrass, Chuck LaMantia from Chicago, Brendon Schellpfeffer, from Central Wisconsin, and Scott Klueh from Southern Indian Region. Thank you for your continued support of your regions and the dedication you showed to your members. I am sure you will continue to be valuable assets to your replacements and your region!

With that said, please help me welcome the new presidents! They are Patrick Meyer from Bluegrass, Neil MacDonald from Chicago, Charles Holstein from Central Wisconsin and Jeff Jackson from Southern Indiana. Thank you gentlemen for stepping up to take the helm of your regions. We all look forward to working with you to continue to build your regions and to make membership in your regions a rewarding experience for all.

I am happy to report that the membership numbers continued on a positive path over the past year. The Zone added 226 Primary Members and 86 Co-Members across the 8 regions making up the Zone. This brings total membership to 3,660 Members and 2,213 Co-Members. We must continue to provide our members with great events geared toward the many different interests that the club supports.

Speaking of membership, we had three members last year reach the milestone anniversary of 50 years in the Club. They were Rod Gustafson of Chicago Region, Robert Hindman of Chicago Region and Daniel Pankratz of Fox Valley Region. This year we have three more people reaching their 50th anniversary. They are William Moses of Chicago Region, Elliot Papermaster of Milwaukee Region, and Ronald Tanton of Chicago Region. Congratulations to all!

Speaking of anniversaries, Chicago Region just completed their 60th year. The Bluegrass Region will celebrate their 15th Year and Lincoln Trail will be celebrating their 55th Birthday in 2018.

As I sit here looking outside at the snow on the ground and the thermometer showing below zero temperatures, it’s hard to think about driving events. However, it is not too early to start making plans to attend this year’s Parade. It is being held at the Tan-Tar-A Resort in Osage Beach, MO. This is within a day’s drive for most of the Zone. The dates for the event are July 8th to the 14th. If you are unable to make it for the full week, then come for part of the week. Housing signup will be taking place the end of January into the beginning of February. So, it is not too early to begin to make plans for this event.

Also coming up in February is the Winter Board Meeting. The Board Meeting is being held on February 10, 2018. For those wishing to attend, it is being held at The Hotel at Arundel Preserve located at 7795 Arundel Mills Boulevard, Hanover, MD 21076.

Here’s looking forward to a Happy and Healthy New Year for all!

Jack Stephensen


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Porsche Club of America Bluegrass Region

Annual Holiday Party Saturday, January 20

Cherry Blossom Golf Club 150 Clubhouse Drive, Georgetown, KY

5:30 - 6:30 Social Hour 6:30 Dinner

RSVP with meat selection to Ed Steverson [email protected]

502-320-2655 (voice or text) by January 15 @ noon

Dinner $25 per person

Pork Tenderloin or Chicken Marsala Roasted Red Potatoes, Green Beans and

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