October 2016 WACC Newsletter

Joseph M. Gingo is Chairman of the Board and has been

since February 26, 2008. Previously, Mr. Gingo had been President and Chief Executive Officer of A. Schulman since January 1, 2008. Mr. Gingo was employed at the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company for more than 40 years.

Join the Chamber for the 2016 Wayne Economic Forum

A Publication of the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce

October 2016

www.WoosterChamber.com • Email: [email protected] • 330.262.5735

To register go to: wayneeconomic-forum-2016.eventbrite.com

Generously Sponsored by:

Kevin Gray prior to his appointment, served

as chief operating officer (COO) and president of Lauren Manufacturing from May 2001 to June 2005; as president of Edgetech I.G. from 1990 to 2001; and as vice president of Lauren Manufacturing from 1987 until 1990.Kevin Gray,

CEO, Lauren International

Stewart Kohl, is the Founder and co-CEO of Riverside

Company. He was formerly the vice president of Citicorp Venture Capital; COO of the National Cooperative Business Association in Washington D.C..

Stewart Kohl,Founder & co-CEO

Joe M. Gingo,President, CEO & Chairman

Martha Piper, O.C., O.B.C.Former Pres., UBC

Dr. Piper is a member of the Board of Directors of

the Bank of Montreal and has held corporate directorships for Shoppers Drug Mart, TransAlta Corporation and Grosvenor Americas Ltd.

Chamber Connection October 2016 1Want to become a Member? Learn more at: www.WoosterChamber.comWoosterChamber.com

• Central Christian Church: 407 N. Market Street, Wooster • Rev. J. Alexander • 330-262-4652 • Central Christian Church welcomes you to learn about our long and faithful service to our Lord and our community!

• Full Spectrum Entertainment: 2593 Paradise Rd., Orrville • Ken Fetty • 330-704-6001 • Full Spectrum specializes in live sound productions for any occasion or events large or small. From skilled live sound engineers to professional DJs we can provide exceptional value for your event. We can also do professional installations for any audio or video applications to suit the needs of our clients.

• Woodforest Bank: 3883 Burbank Rd., Wooster · Amanda Grarnes · 330-345-2488 · Financial Institution.

• Ohio Door and Facility Maintenance: 9131 W. Easton Rd., Wooster · Teresa Guinta · 330-242-2564 · We do maintenance and door repair.

• Tri-County Educational Service Center: 741 Winkler Dr., Wooster· Jean Roberts · 330-345-6771· Tri-County ESC provides programming and support to school districts in Wayne, Holmes and Ashland Counties.

• The RIDGE Project: 132 S. Market Street STE 205, Wooster · Jennifer Ntia· 234.249.0949· The RIDGE Project is a Christian, non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and improving the lives of families throughout the State of Ohio. The organization believes that strong families produce strong children, who will pass on that legacy of strength for generations.

Chamber Welcomes New Members

ECONOMIC INDICATORSJuly 2016 June 2016 July 2015

Unemployment, U.S. 4.9% 5.9% 5.3%

Unemployment, Ohio 4.8% 5.0% 5.0%

Unemployment, Wayne County 3.8% 4.0% 4.0%

Labor Force, Employed Wayne County 58,500 59,300 59,800

Labor Force, Unemployed Wayne County 2,300 2,500 2,400

Wayne County Sales Tax by Month $1,033,326.29 $974,671.56 $1,099,987.79

Small Business Workshop

The Ohio Small Business Development Center at Kent

State University at Stark conducts a workshop each month at the Chamber office for individuals interested in starting a small business or those in the early stages of business formation. This information-packed program provides an overview of all issues related to starting a business.

WHEN: Wednesday, Nov. 9th from 2–4pm

WHERE: Wooster Chamber of Commerce377 W. Liberty St. Wooster

Register online at: www.cantonsbdc.org. A small materials fee applies

The Chamber will be giving away prizes every week, and we want YOU to participate. We

want to strengthen our relationship with our members and the community. Look for our weekly giveaway!

Chamber Facebook Giveaway

Chamber Staff at the College of Wooster Book Store.

WoosterChamber.com Want to become a Member? Learn more at: www.WoosterChamber.com 2Chamber Connection October 2016

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS • 5-7 PM | NOV 2016

Tuesday, November 1st

5–7pm City Hall

Be sure to mark your calendars for the upcoming Business After Hours events. The monthly Business After Hours offer members the chance

to meet one another and network in a casual, relaxed atmosphere. These gatherings also allow the host company to showcase its employees, services and facilities to the local business community. We have a great line up of hosts this year and we can’t wait to see everyone take advantage of the fantastic networking and fun-filled events planned for 2016.

Please join us Tuesday, Nov. 1st at 5 p.m. for a Business After Hours Event at Wooster City Hall! Come tour the center of Wooster’s local government, mingle with other Chamber Members and enjoy great food in Council Chambers.

Join Us for Business After Hours at Wooster City Hall

Business After Hours— November 2016 Schedule —

Wooster Area Chamber Local Ribbon Cuttings

Chamber Celebrates Blue Barn Winery & Fresh Aire CPAP and Supplies

The Chamber showed their support at a ribbon cutting ceremony held at Blue Barn Winery located in a tastefully restored 19th Century barn on

South Columbus Road in Wooster. The Chamber is excited to welcome this beautiful winery to the Wooster Area! Congratulations to Brett and Marcia Uriam, owners of Wayne County’s newest winery!

The Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce gathered at Fresh Aire CPAP on Tuesday, Oct. 4th for a ceremonial Ribbon Cutting. Fresh Aire is

located on 2633 Cleveland Road in Wooster. Brian Hawk and his team are focused on helping patients who suffer from sleep apnea by providing CPAP equipment, supplies and service. Congratulations to Brian and the entire Fresh Aire team!

To register visit: https://bahcityhall.eventbrite.com


Orientation Day Leadership Wooster kicked off the 2016-2017 year with 32 students. Orientation was held on Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2016 at Christian Children’s Home of

Ohio. In addition to outdoor team building exercises, Leadership students learned about the roles & myths of being a leader.

Community Development Day

Leadership Wooster was held on Wednesday, Sept. 7 and focused on Community Development. The class toured the current & recent

development areas throughout Wooster. Leadership Wooster students were briefed on a variety of development projects across downtown & the north end, along with the latest statistics on the housing market in Wooster. The class also learned about the different community organizations and how they play a role in community development. The day ended with a leadership discussion on empowerment.

Generously Sponsored By:

Developing Leaders — Since 1996 —

Mr. Jerry Baker explaining the north end development.


2017 Leadership Wooster Class

Not Pictured: Esther Kulenich, D+S Distribution Inc. & Ben Maibach, The Wooster Brush Company

Matthew Cruise Wooster Police Department

Eileen Keller OneEighty

Kimberly Cicolani Haudenschild Agency

Beth Weaver Habitat for Humanity

Jodi Kennedy Pink Tomato Creative

Michael Burns Freeman Building Systems

Sara-Ann Mathias Akron Brass Company

Yuting “Grace” Yan LuK USA LLC

Duana Fiesler Wayne Insurance Group

Sarah Elvey OARDC

Katherine Ritchie The College of Wooster

Daniel Calvin Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston

Courtney Kasserman LuK USA LLC

Julie Sexten Certified Angus Beef

Madelaine Dwier The Salvation Army

Nicholas Vande Velde Starbucks Coffee Company

Talon Wood Pallotta Ford Lincoln

Lacey Widder BCMC, Inc

Kyle Putinski United Way

Kristin Cooke Community Action Wayne/Medina

Michaela Kuhns Nagy’s Collision

Chad Beckler Cleveland Road Animal Hospital & Pet Hotel

Eric Giauque Farmers National Bank

Dan Franks Christian Children’s Home of Ohio

Aaron Shields McClintock Electric Inc.

Marlon Taylor Wooster Community Hospital

Jeff Schleich Wayne County Schools Career Center

Michelle Hann Western Reserve Group

Austin Taylor Hummel Group, Inc. / Taylor Agency

David Samerdak Morrison Custom Welding, Inc.


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Tour of Industrial Opportunity

The United States economy is at a crossroads. The economy is still in a

recovery process as American businesses continue to ramp up production to meet a growing, global demand in many different industries across the spectrum. But businesses need more qualified, and drug-free workers, to meet global demands.

Right here in Wayne County, countless businesses — particularly in the manufacturing sector — are at the forefront of this challenge to keep up with demand from their customers and are in need of a quality workforce in our own backyard.

Gone are the days of the past where manufacturing factories were seen as dark, dirty and dangerous. Today’s facilities are cleaner and safer than ever. But they still face an uphill battle to attract young, quality workers.

This is where events across the nation, such as Wayne County’s Manufacturing Day, come in to help connect potential workers with quality employers. And this year’s event serves to be the largest day in its third year and one of the largest in the state of Ohio.

“We feel extremely fortunate to have every school district and 14 of our industry partners collaborating and making this day possible,” said Justin Starlin, president of the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce.

“Attracting and retaining quality, young talent in our community is vital to the overall strength and long-term prosperity of our local economy. We feel events such as Manufacturing Day serves as one of the most important steps in achieving this by making the younger generation aware of the career opportunities locally and that they greener pastures indeed exist here, and not elsewhere,” Starlin said.

More than 500 high school-aged children will get a first-hand look at top employers such as LuK, Artiflex, Akron Brass and countless others.

Wayne County’s Manufacturing Day — presented in a collaborative effort with the Wooster and Orrville Chambers and the Wayne Economic Development Council — is particularly unique as students from every school district in the area are involved in helping solve the problem of connecting workers with employers in need of skilled labor.

“Manufacturing is critical to our country, and its certainly critical to our state and even more yet to Wayne County,” said Wayne Girbach, with the Wayne Economic Development Council, as the county enjoys one of the greatest clusters of manufacturing jobs in the state of Ohio. “Whatever is true to the importance of manufacturing is more true in good old Wayne County.

“This event is one of many we are doing to connect great career paths and to educate kids and their families on the wonderful career opportunities that manufacturing presents,” Girbach added.

The 2016 Manufacturing Day will be the largest such event of its kind in the state of Ohio as it features 14 industry partners who have opened their doors to students from 17 school districts.

Students will have the opportunity to see the needs of potential employers in their hometowns, be presented on the types of jobs, and learn of salaries and benefits offered at these respected businesses.

“We’re excited that we make things in Wayne County and we want to keep that going. But we need the next generation of workers to continue that,” said Lori Reinbolt, president of the Orrville Chamber. “It’s so important to provide an opportunity for students to see what great things are made in Wayne County and to see that there are great career opportunities close to home.”

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Fish Market• BCI Buckeye Divison• Beaver Wholesale

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Services, Inc.• Wooster Hydrostatics

Inc.• Maintenance, Inc.• Marinello Realty• Weaver Custom

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Bronze Sponsors• Best Western – Wooster

Hotel• Buehlers Fresh Foods• CenturyLink• Coccia House

Ristorante – Pizzeria• Friendly Wholesale Co.• Frontz Drilling, Inc.• Glendora Health Care

Center• Gioninos Pizzeria• Habitat for Humanity

ReStore• MacKenzie’s Silver &

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• P+G Jewelry & Coin• Richard Law Office• Ross and Storck, LTD.• ServiceMaster

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Supply Co.• Smetzer Tire Center, Inc.• Cleveland Clinic

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The Wooster Area Safety Council met Wednesday, Sept. 28th at 11:30 a.m.

for a presentation by Kathy Metropulos entitled Keeping Drinking Water Safe in the City of Wooster.

Kathy is a Environmental Specialist with Ohio Environmental Protection Agency in the Division of Drinking and Ground Waters. She has been involved with contamination issues in the City of Wooster’s south well field since the mid-1990s, and is currently the drinking water inspector for the City of Wooster.

Wooster Area Saftey Council Members had the opportunity to learn about the history of the South Wellfield Contamination and the steps the City of Wooster has taken to provide clean drinking water, including compliance with drinking water regulations, building a new water treatment plant and starting a Source Water Protection Program, of which the City of Wooster was one of the first systems in Ohio to develop a drinking water source protection program).

Thank you to Kathy Metropulos for sharing her time and expertise with the Wooster Area Safety Council!

For More Information Please Contact:Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce

377 West Liberty Street • Wooster, Ohio 44691330.262.5735 • [email protected]

This month’s Wooster Area Safety Council meeting will take place on Oct. 26th at 11:30 a.m. at Memories Party & Conference Center. Our guest speaker is Captain

Doug Hunter with the Wayne County Sheriffs Office. He will discuss how the national and state-wide heroin/opiates epidemic is affecting Wayne County.

Safety Council Recap: Ohio EPA: Keeping Drinking Water Safe

Opiates and Heroin Addictions in Wayne County and the Workplace

To register visit: https://wasc-waynecountysheriffs.eventbrite.com


Wooster Young Professionals Recap & Upcoming Events

On Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2016 the YP’s met up at the Olde Jaol Steakhouse & Tavern for a social on the patio. They enjoyed delicious appetizers while

networking in the beautiful weather. Our thanks to the Olde Jaol for hosting us!

The YP’S pose for a photo during the 2015 Halloween party at LCS.

Information Security in a Ransomware World

Every day, more companies fall victim to attacks on their data and IT systems, and not all companies are able to survive them. Becoming educated about cybersecurity best practices is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your data.

Rea & Associates has partnered with cybersecurity expert Carl Cadregari of the Bonadio Group in Pittsford, NY, to bring you a presentation about the impact that cybercrime could have on your business. Rea’s Joe Welker will also share some best practices to help ward off these attacks.

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& Joe Welker, CISA,IT Audit Manager, Rea & AssociatesDATE Tuesday, November 3 • 8:30am - 11am

WHERE Wayne County Public Library • 220 W. Liberty Street

A FREE Program to Members

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Join us for a frightfully good time at the annual Costume Party at Long, Cook & Samsa! Prizes will be awarded for best costume so come dressed to impress!

You won’t want to miss this one!

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Shop Small SaturdayBelieve it or not the holidays are just around

the corner! The Wooster Chamber would like to remind our community how important it is to Shop Small on Saturday, Nov. 26th. In it’s seventh year, the Shop Small Saturday initiative continues to grow as it competes against other sales events such as Black Friday & Cyber Monday. Shop Small Saturday is fast becoming a holiday shopping tradition with an emphasis on local! Whereas other shopping days place the emphasis on getting “great deals” at big box stores and big corporations, Shop Small Saturday brings you deals at local establishments which in turn helps the area you live in as well as the people in your community. Our friends, family, and neighbors are the same people who own or work at a locally-owned small business. And events like Shop Small Saturday help keep our local economy strong!

So save the date and Shop Small! Don’t forget to check out The Daily Record and Wooster Weekly to get your copies of the Shop Small Coupon book and the Wayne County Bargin Hunter. This will be your passport to savings on Saturday, Nov. 26th when you shop in Wooster and all of Wayne County! #ShopSmallWoo - #LoveLocal

Small businesses donate 250% more than larger businesses to non-profits and community causes. (Source: Seattle Good Business Network)

If you spend $100 at a local business, approximately $68 stays in your local economy. Likewise, if you spend the same $100 are at a large business, only $43 stays in the local economy.

• There are 23 million small businesses in the country.

• Small businesses have increased by 49% since 1982.

• 54% of U.S. sales happen at small businesses.

• Small businesses have created 8 million jobs since 1990.

• Franchised small businesses employ roughly 8 million people, and make up 40% of all American retail jobs.

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ADVERTISE IN THE SHOP SMALL SATURDAY BOOKLET“Shop Small” Savings Tab will be published and inserted into The Daily Record on Tuesday, November 22nd. This is an 8½ X 11 book specifically designed for small businesses to advertise what special promotions they will have for Shop Small Saturday and even the entire holiday season. Rates are fantastic & affordable. Deadline Nov. 4, 2016.

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30 SECOND RADIO SPOT ON WQKT SUPPORTING SHOP SMALL SATURDAY!We will do 4 live: 90 second breaks per hour from location of company. Radio spots will air on Monday & Tuesday, 11/21 & 11/22, 2016. WQKT will talk about Shop Small Saturday and the upcoming local event – while at each location and talk specifically about what the participating store will be offering. Deadline Nov. 4, 2016.

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2 ADVERTISE IN THE WOOSTER WEEKLY NEWS SHOP SMALL SATURDAY TAB“Shop Small” Savings Tab will be published and inserted into Wooster Weekly & Wayne County Bargin Hunter the week of November 21st. Deadline is November 14, 2016. Requirement – One line in EACH ad that mentions Shop Small Saturday event.

To advertise with The Daily Record, please contact Kelly Gearhart at 330.264.1125 or [email protected].

To advertise with the Wooster Weekly and Wayne County Bargin Hunter contact Rose Jones 330-231-2113.

Yes,I WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE!

$200 ONE HOUR REMOTE – Monday 11/21 & Tuesday 11/22• 9am – 10am• 10am – 11am

• 11am – Noon• 1pm – 2pm

• 2pm – 3pm• 3pm – 4pm• 4pm – 5pm

Price Ad Size DescriptionAd A — $520.41 Full Page

Full color is free in all sizes, placed in the Wooster Weekly & Wayne County Bargin

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Ad B — $280.20 1/2 Page

Ad C — $150.26 1/4 Page

Ad D — $80.29 1/8 Page


Price Ad Size DescriptionAd A — $225 Full Page (7.5 x 9.44) Full Color & includes 10,000 impressions on the Daily Record Website

Ad B — $175 ½ Page (3.6875 x 9.44) or (7.5 x 4.72) Full Color & includes 10,000 impressions on the Daily Record Website

Ad C — $125 ¼ Page (3.6875 x 4.72) or (7.5 x 2.25) Full Color & includes 5,000 impressions on the Daily Record Website


To advertise contact your WQKT sales representative or Becky Moore at 330-264-5122.


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What’s Happening October 201610/7-10/8: Enchanted Forest

— Fireflies will lead your fam-ily to meet the creatures of the forest at this fun, educational non-scary event. The Wilderness Center 6:30 PM 330-359-5235. www.wildernesscenter.org.

10/8: Clam Bake Benefit — All you can eat steak and clam buffet. Of-fering open seating and cash bar. Benefit event for The Wayne Coun-ty Humane Society. The Wooster Inn Patio 6-9 PM 330-262-0152.

10/8: Walk to End Alzheimer’s — A walk to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, sup-port and research. Wooster High School 8:30 AM 330-650-0552. www.alz.org/walk.

10/8-10/9: The Haunted Orchard — Visit them online for more informa-tion and house rules. 1618 Portage Rd. Wooster 7:30-11 PM. www.the-hauntedorchard.com

10/8: Moreland Heritage Day — Cel-ebrating Wayne County’s agricul-tural heritage, old and new. 8594 James Rd., Wooster 10 AM-6 PM. www.morelandcommunityhistori-calsociety.org

10/8: Guided Bird Walk- Free pro-gram — birders of all skill levels welcome. Dress for the weath-er. Seaman Orientation Plaza-Secrest Arboretum 9:00 AM. http://secrest.osu.edu.

10/8: Troutman Vineyards Winery Harvest Festival — Come join us for our annual Harvest Festi-val! With grape stomping, cellar tours, live music all day, and lots of wine. Troutman Vineyards 11 AM-8 PM 330-263-4345. www.troutmanvineyards.com.

10/8-10/9: Fall Festival — Visit Ramseyer Farm’s two giant corn mazes, farm animals, scenic hay-rides, pedal cart track, Corn Crib

Chute, and thousands of pumpkins! Ramseyer Farms Sat 11 AM-7 PM, Sun 1-6 PM 330-264-0264. www.ramseyerfarms.com

10/8-10/9: Wayne County Farm Tour — Spend the day in beautiful rural Wayne County on a self-drive tour of area farms and agricultural businesses while enjoying the fall colors. Southeast Wayne County Sat 11 AM-6 PM, Sun NOON-6 PM 330-263-7456. www.wccvb.com or ofbf.org/wayne.

10/15: Bucket & Beans Car Show — Car Show serving bean soup and our famous bologna sandwiches. What a great way to celebrate fall! Marshallville Historical Society 12:30 PM 330-855-2212

10/15: Triway Music Boosters Fall Craft Show — Get a jump on your holiday shopping at our annual craft show benefitting the Triway Music Program. Lunch available. Triway High School 10 AM-4 PM 419-544-1630.

10/15: Smithville Community His-torical Society Open House & Ap-ple Butter Making — Apple Butter will be made at the Pioneer Village over an open fire. Craftsmen will be in the buildings. Only Mishler Mill and Reception Center are handicapped accessible. Smithville Historical Society & Mishler Mill 1:30-4 PM 330-669-9308. www.rootsweb.com/~ohschs/index.html.

10/15: Kidron Beet Festival — Cel-ebrate the beet at this unique fes-tival with music, food, and Red Beet Contest. Sonnenberg Vil-lage, 13515 Hackett Rd. Kidron 10 AM-4 PM 330-857-9111. www.kidronhistoricalsociety.org.

10/15: Woopex 2016 Stamp Show — The Wooster Stamp Club welcomes visitors to our annual stamp show and exhibition. Ida Sue School 9 AM-5 PM 330-262-5378.

10/15-10/16: The Haunted Orchard — Visit them online for more in-formation and house rules. 1618 Portage Rd. Wooster 7:30-11 PM. www.thehauntedorchard.com.

10/15-10/16: Fall Festival — Visit Ramseyer Farm’s two giant corn mazes, farm animals, scenic hay-rides, pedal cart track, Corn Crib Chute, and thousands of pumpkins! Ramseyer Farms Sat 11 AM-7 PM, Sun 1-6 PM 330-264-0264. www.ramseyerfarms.com.

10/15: Lehman’s Homemade 101 Classes — Preserving for Maxi-mum Nutrition $10 per class. Lehman’s, 4779 Kidron Road, Dal-ton, OH 44618 2:00 PM 330-828-8828. http://bit.ly/LehmansEvents

10/17: Beer & Wine Tasting — Fun autumn evening in Downtown Wooster benefitting Main Street Wooster, Inc. Downtown Wooster 5:30-8:30 PM 330-262-6222. mainstreetwooster.org



10/22: Antique Clock Day — Bring your clock in for a free evalua-tion by expert clockmaker, Steve Shroyer. Stay to enjoy the 2:00 p.m. program “Running Like Clock-work: How to Keep your Clock in Tiptop Shape”. Free refreshments & snacks provided. Register to win a free clock. 22% off everything in the store! Walnut Street Antiques, 132 North Walnut Street, Wooster. 330-264-3030. www.cottageclock-shop/antiqueclockday, or [email protected].

10/25: Cowboy Mounted Shoot-ing — AAQH Congress Shootout- Watch these cowboys compete in timed shooting matches on horse-back. Family-oriented club with members in Wild West outfits. Wayne County Fairgrounds 10:00 AM 614-905-2008. www.noout-laws.com

10/28: Sounds of Downtown— Spend a relaxing evening in Downtown Wooster listening to street musi-cians. Downtown Wooster 6-8 PM 330-262-6222. www.mainstreet-wooster.org




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