2OL3 NAFC CONVENTION ATTENDEES

2OL3 NAFC CONVENTION ATTENDEES
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Fname
Lname
Feis
I Orggnization
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Asazawa
Sandi
2
Blake
Thomas
North Coast Feis
Greater Toronto Feis/NAFC Board Member
3
Bradley
leanne
Feile Rince
4
Brennan
Leigh
5
Broderick
Bernadette
Buckeye State Feis
Rockland Feis
6
Bryans
Erin
St. Catherine's Feis
7
Buck
AOH Akron Feis/NAFC Secretary
8
Buckhaults
lheresa
Maria
9
Cooper
Chris
10
Craven
lsabella
LT
Cronin
Bob
12
Cronin
Chris
13
Lauren
L4
Crowe-Mueller
Dayringer
Pittsbureh Winter Feis
Milwaukee Feis
Milwaukee Feis
Feis na Mara
Shannon
Registrar, NAFC
15
Doyle
Eileen
Forest Citv Feis
L6
Dwver
Patricia
Rockland Feis/NAFC Board Member
L7
Farrell
leanne
Catskill Mountain Feis
18
Farrell
Michael
Marie
Michael
Historic Savannah Feis
Cleveland Feis
CatskillMountain Feis
19
Farrelly
2A
Fitzpatrick
2L
Gannon
Helen
Four Provinces Feis
New England Reeional Reoresentative
St. Louis lrish ArtslNAFC Board Member
22
Gaughran
Ann
St. Louis lrish Arts
23
Tom
Greater Toronto Feis
24
Gervin
Gervin
Ann
25
Glynn
John
26
Hagan
Jerilvn
Greater Toronto Feis/NAFC Board Member
Emerald Association Feis/NAFC Board Member
Cleveland Feis/NAFC Board Member
27
Hansberry
Edward
IAANJ Feis/NAFC Board Member
28
Hean
Cathy
Greensboro City Feis
29
Heffernan
Lillian
Forest City Feis
30
Hickey
Megan
Bob Gabor CNY Feis
31
Hickey
John
Bob Gabor CNY Feis
32
Keady
Sheila
United lrish Counties Association of NY
33
Kellv Oster
Kerry
Feis na Bilan Nua
34
Kemock
Marv
35
Kine
Colleen
Cleveland Feis
Greensboro City Feis
36
Kinnev
Cindy
St. Louis An Samhra Feis/NAFC Treasurer
37
Loeue Woods
Nancy
Feis ATL, Southern Region Representative
38
McGarry
Clare
Emerald Association Feis
39
McHugh
Joan
40
Motta
Beth
lrish Culture Club of Delaware
North Coast Feis
Feis na Mara/Vice President, NAFCI Western US NAFC
41
Jim
Representative
42
Mueller
Mullisan Evans
Eileen
Feis Na Tara
43
Murohv
Shannon
Badger State Feis
MID-ATLANTIC REGION REPORT
REPORT TO THE NORTH AMERICAN FEIS COMMISSION
oGTOBER 19, 2013
ZAfi has been another successful and exciting year in the MID-Atlantic
Region.
o There were 45 Feiseanna registered -
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New york 2g; New Jersey 10; Eastern Pennsylvania 5; Delaware 1
40 Feiseanna have been held by the time of the Convention.
2 two-day events - lnis Fada Feis; Lynn Academy Feis.
1 cancelled Feis from 2012- Long lsland Championships
(FormerlY Mulvihill/LYnch Feis)
O'Grady Quinlan Feis did not register for 2013.
1 new Feis - McDonald School Fall Feis, Cortland, NY scheduled
for October 20, 2013.
1 Feis changed date and name from 2012 - McDonald-DomickLonergan Feis held 6t17112 is now Roisin Academy Feis held
5t25t13 - same location - East Syracuse, NY
Most Feiseanna in this region are held indoors and the majority are run by
dancing schools.
I attended many Feiseanna this year, both indoor and outdoor events:
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O'Rourke Feis
Big Apple Feis - one day event this year
United lrish Counties Feis - 75th Annual
Rockland County Feis - 40th Annual - new venue - outdoor
Catskill Feis - outdoor
lrish American Association of N.W. Jersey Feis - 32nd Annual
outdoor event - Grade Exams offered - entries were up
Ed Hansberry inducted into the NAFC Hall of Fame
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Nassau County AOH Feis - 41't Annual - outdoor event - new
venue - Hofstra UniversitY
Hagen School Feis - gth Annual
Doherty Petri Feis - 20th Annual
NJ Championship - Mcloughlin School Feis - indoor - Grade
Exams offered - big entry
All these events were well coordinated and organized.
On average the number of competitors is the same, with some Feiseanna
showing an increase. This could be due to the time of year they are held.
Preliminary and Opens continue to be big. 1"t year Beginner Grade
numbers are down while the other Grades remain stationary.
All Feiseanna must comply with the "Costume Tick Box Rule" on
adjudication sheets.
There were no complaints brought to my attention this year.
Questions came up regarding dates for the zAU Feiseanna
lrish Arts Feis and De Nogla School Feis.
Respectfu ly su bm itted,
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Mid-Atlantic Liaison Representative
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Convention 2013
NAFC
october
LSth-2otn 2013
Atla nta, Georgia
New England Regional Representative:
Michael F. FitzPatrick, ADCRG
Sched uled Convention
Friday October
Activities:
l-8th:
Regional Representatives
Music ScholarshiP
Meeting
Meeting
Host/Members RecePtion
6-7PM
7-8PM
B-10PM
gAM-4PM
saturday october Lg,h: Annual General Meeting
lrish Consulate General Dinner 6-11PM
sunday october
20th:
New Business
Breakfast
8-10AM
New England Regional NAFC RePort
The 2OL2-2013 New England Regional Feis season was yet again another
promising and prosperous year. I have received no written complaints to date
regarding the feiseanna held in our region during the past year. Via the regional
seem to be
message boards, I am aware of certain feiseanna anomalies, but these
small details on the day that are worked out on site'
There were 30 feiseanna scheduled to be held in our region in20t3, and that
is up from the 29 held in 201,2. To date, 23 of them have already commenced,
with 1 feis commencing today, and 6 more yet to be danced. 28 of the 30
feiseanna are hosted by TCRG's, with the remaining two feiseanna hosted by lrish
Cultural Societies. Feis venues, in general, have stabilized in price, but are more
price increased
costly than ever before with few exceptions' For some, where the
is
dramatically, a new venue and a new date were sought out from the NAFC. This
it
now seemingly an annual challenge that feis committees might encounter and
NAFC as an
is a great comfort for our New England membership to know the
these venue
organization is willing to be flexible and work with them to overcome
difficulties. Again, on behalf of the New England region, I would like to highly
the
commend and personally thank our Feis Registrar, Shannon Dayringer, and
to be held and to
NAFC for the flexibility that has allowed feiseanna to continue
will have
remain economically viable. As in previous years, by year end of 2ot3,l
personally attended 2O or more New England Regional feiseanna, as well as
approximately 15 or more non- regionalfeiseanna'
New England still maintains a feis liaison system, where a regional member
and An
volunteers to attend a feis in order to assure that NAFC, Regional, IDTANA,
"on the
Coimisiun guidelines are adhered to. This continues to be an excellent
from becoming a
day,, way to resolve minor feis issues, and thus prevents them
problem' the feis
larger problem and a formal complaint issue. ln the event of a
point out and
liaison will work directly with the feis chair or feis committee to
at the feis'
resolve any issues that may have occurred or are presently occurring
regarding
To date in201-3,as mentioned previously, I have had no complaints
glitch or two'
New England Feiseanna. While at any event there can always be a
on site,
with some feiseanna having more than others, they have all been rectified
dancing events'
on the day, and this is a good thing for all parties involved in our
however,
The number of competitors in recent years has been on the decline,
regional
this year's feis numbers Seem to have somewhat stabilized at our
is encouraging'
feiseanna, with entry numbers about the same as 2O!2, which
where
while we are not back to 2oo7 /2008 levels, it would at least appear that
start to
we are now is stabilizing, and there is the hope that things will now
will increase'
improve and the number of beginners starting out in lrish Dancing
had to extend
A surprising number of feiseanna have noted that they have
cap and
their entry deadline date, and accept late entries in order to reach their
have even
to run the event without incurring a financial loss. Some feiseanna
competitors to
added additional competitions in the hopes of attracting more
viable. lt would seem there is a trend of parents sending in
remain economically
received fewer
their entries after the deadline date. ln one instance, the feis had
with almost
than 100 entries by their original deadline date, yet the feis ended up
when the feis
500 competitors on the day. This can be problematic on the day
adjudicator
could need an additional musician, adjudicator or even an entire
and
panel. The general consensus I have heard from regional feis organizers
our country
teachers is that this seems to again reflect the economic uncertainty
lt is again worth noting
is presently facing, more so than any other single factor.
activities. With
that children today have so many choices as to extra-curricular
in first generation lrishless lrish immigrants coming to America, and a decline
the ethno-cultural
American parents introducing their children to lrish Dancing,
an after school extrabond is diminishing and we are being assimilated more into
arts culture' While
curricular cultural activity as opposed to an lrish performingattention to
the stellar success of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance has drawn
inclined to stay with the
our curture and artform, non-rrish parents may not be as
be for this year, and next year it
dancing for the long term. lt is an activity that can
has to work harder
will be soccer, or marching band etc. Today's dancing teacher
parent interested
to attract students, and harder still to keep the dancer and the
challenge' Working at
enough to return the following year. This is a real-life
sentiment in other
feiseanna throughout the US, I have found this to be the
I see as a stabilizing number
regions as well, but overall I am encouraged by what
of dancers, and hopefully as the economy rebounds, so will the number of
children participating and staying long term in Irish Dance.
Continuing on a positive note, over the past year, New England Regional
Members have continued to notice the improved performance of the streamlined
NAFC website, as well as a positive attitude to work with dancing teachers
through their venue and date issues. They have found that the new feis
registration process is a huge success, and continue to make very positive remarks
to me regarding the present stewardship of the NAFC. The NAFC is now seen as a
true working partner. On behalf of the New England Region, I would like to say
"Thank You" for all your efforts in this regard.
Presently, I am greatly looking forward to our second NAFC Dancing
Championships to be held again in Orlando, Florida this coming February 15th and
1,6th 20t4. There was a great sense of comradery and excitement at last year's
event and my hope would be that it will continue on at this year's prestigious
event. I am presently active with the Music Scholarship Committee, and our goal
is to expand and develop this competition to bring it on par with the dancing
competitions. While there is more work to be done in this regard, especially in
light of the lack of infrastructure within the traditional lrish music teaching
community, I am confident that we can continue to make this competition more
attractive to the feis musicians of the future. I would like to wish all those
involved in the planning and development of this year's NAFC flagship event in
Florida the best of luck for top class success!
to today's Convention, and to working with all of you
throughout the weekend to make this a productive Convention for all. Thank You
for allowing me to represent New England and Thank you for your time and
attention in making this presentation.
I look forward
Michael Fitzpatrick, ADCRG
New England Regional NAFC Representative
NAFC
Summary Feis Report
2013
Region: Southern
The Southern Region has 34 registered feiseanna for 2Al3,with25 completed so fur this year.
There was an increase this year and the R.egion had 5 new feiseanna - Walsh Kelley School Feis,
Holy Angels Feis, Greensboro City Feis all in North Carolina, Texas Capital Championships,
and American Pride Feis which is inNashville.
Of the Feis reports received, most feiseanna reported a successful feis financially with one
saying it was not a success. Most feiseanna had approximately the same number of competitors
as the previous year. We received reports from 307o of feiseanna in the region.
Grade level exams continue to be offered at many feiseanna. These are usually offered the day
before or day after the feis.
In addition to the dance competitions, music competitions and workshops continue to be offered
at many feiseanna to help promote Irish culture. The success continues for the back to back
feiseannas in the region. One offered Maire Clerkin's play the night between the two feiseanna.
Most Southern Region feiseanna had around 400 - 450 competitors with a couple of exceptions some having 550+, Texas feiseanna having in the 300's and New Orleans in the 100's.
We look forward to 2074 and ending a successful 2013 inlrish dance in the region.
As usual, we continue to get great volunteers that help make these feiseanna run successfully.
Thank you all for the volunteer time you comrnit to Irish Dancing.
RespectfuIly Submitted:
Nancy Logue, Southern Region Representative Date: October 19,2013
NAFC
SummarY Feis RePort
2013
Region: MID-AMERICA
ohio (08:7 09:9 10:9
Locations: (by State and from 2008-2013 (if data available)):
(ol:Z 10:3 11:3 122313"3),Indiana (08:2
11:8 12:10 L3:10), Western Pennsylvania
fltinois (09:5 1'0z6llz7
09:1 L0:1 ltzl l2zt L3:1), Missouii (09:5 10:6 llz5l2:713:5),
t2:6) t3z1,Iowa (09:L lil:l 11:1 l2zl \3tl),Wisconsin (09:8 10:10 11t8122913:8)'
11:1 l2z2l3tl)'
Michigan (08:3 09:4 10:3 1L:3 1223L323),Kentucky (08:1 09:2 10:1
Minnesota (09 z2 L0z2 tlt2 l2z3 l3z4)
Nebraska
States hotding no feisanna: North Dakota, South Dakota,
(or 43) 13:43
Number of Feisanna Registered: 09: 39 1023211:39 12:44
Cancelled Feisanna
Number of Feisanna Held: 09237 1023211:39 1224413243.
(4th year Academy
were: Madison (4th year - permanently cancelled), world
permanently
permanently cancell"d;, Yrorgstown Feis (5th yr - previously
yr), and St' Louis
(2nu
Feis
cancelled), Celtic Spirit Feis (3rd yr) and Prairie State
caps and on a different
Gateway ieis (2013). Chicago Feis was held with smaller
date (Memorial Day Monday) for the 5th year'
Feis (wI - 2013)
New Feisanna in 200912010,2011,2012 and20l3: the Dairytand
Feis
z}L2),Bluegrass
(MN
and the Minneapolis Feis (MN - 2013),Mall of Americr
winter
(KY - 2012),Clann na nGael summer Feis (oH - 2012), Graham Academy
(2011)'
Feis)
State
ireis (2011), Rock River Valley (formerly known as Iowa
(2009)'
UcMerramio (2010), North Coast (2010) and Buckeye State Feis
Number
Number
Number
Number
and L5 in2012\
of Reports received as of today: 21 (up from 8 in 2011
of Websites Reviewed: L3
of Feis Chairs contacted: all via e'mail
of Feisanna I visited (as a parent and/or adiudicator): L0
feis reported 200 no-shows out
There seemed to be more no-shows than in the past. one
of 1200 registered. Another reported 200 no shows with 1100 dancers.
competitive
cultural Hiehliehts: The MidAmerica region continuesto offer extremely of Irish
that highlight various aspects
high quality
@olve
culture. The MidAmerican
"r"itr
Feisanna are well
*t
u.rd involve many long-term dedicated
volunteers.
with the cleveland Feis
The feis range from approximately 475 to 1230 competitors,
(down from 1356 in 2012)' Most
being the largest rr,rrritl, of compltitors with 1228
and Akron Feisanna have been
seem to have about 800 competiiors. The Cleveland
greattradition' It appears that the
longstanding feisanna in ouriegion, and calry on a
andOpen Championship
trend continues, where we see the number olPreliminary
dancers is decreasing'
dancers is increasing, while the number of grade level
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demand
One feis added a Grades exam the night before the feis, and commented that the
fit as
not
does
CLRG
for Grades exams is growing, but the format and approach from
well with the feis format. Some adjustments could be helpful from a process perspective'
positive Feedback: _Some reported that they had a great turn-out, including one of the
o"tOoor f"isanna. The Irish Music Festival took place after feis competitions ended.
Summer Feis is produced by an Irish Cultural orgatization, The Shamrock Club of
Columbus. The Daughtersi of Erin ran an Irish Tea Room tent, serving traditional Irish
breads, Barry's Teas, hot lunch items and they also hosted an Irish Baking competition.
A candle Mass at 4pm on Saturday ended the feis and it was a great transition into the
Irish Music Festival with 3 stages of live Irish music the rest of the day and evening. A11
the feis families were encouraged to stay the evening, for free.
in offering Irish dance, music, and art competitions. For example, St.
Louis is a predominantly French and German city. With competitions offered in all three
since
areas, they were able to provide more exposure to Irish traditions. Additionally,
their event has free admission, they provided the city of St. Louis with an opportunity to
enjoy Irish traditions and culture.
Success was noted
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Back to back success was noted. The decision to share a holiday weekend allowed the
feisanna to share adjudicators and musicians, which played apart in continued success
both financially and culturallY.
Most feisanna reported small volume in music competitors (approx. 10), but the St Louis
Arts Feis reported 859 dancers, and 105 music competitors'
Financials: Based upon the information provided by the feisanna I spoke to or received a
r.port to-, most stated that they are making less money than in the past and sponsors
are gettingharderto find or are decreasingtheir support. A few feisannareported a
financial loss and many feis organizers felt they were being negatively impacted by the
wherever
dates of other feis in the region. A11 said they continue to take steps to cut costs
possible.
Another continuing trend is registrations being made close to the date of the feis, rather
than far in advance. A few saw increases in registration. One feis commented that they
to
made money, but not nearly as much as in past years especially since they opted
increase the space to improve on the experience for those attending. They are finding
more last minute registrations, making budgeting difficult'
Others commented that many air fares were high, venue costs were higher and overall,
venue and
expenses are more challenging to manage. It is harder to find an affordable
they added
registration numbers have steadily declined over last 6 years. One feis said
costs in
increased
additional vendors, and upped their fees a little to compensate for
flights and venue.
problems to Share: Some commented that there are too many local competitions, and
th"y rr" r"h"d"t"d too close together, which impacts registration numbers. The
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economic conditions for the middle class are grim, and many people do not have the
discretionary funds to spend.
Some vendors who said they were coming, but never showed
to purchase certain costume items were very disappointed.
up.
Parents who had hoped
The grade exams held the evening before with two examiners went longer than
anticipated. The expectations of some of the upper grade examinees were also
unrealistic. They are reconsidering whether to continue examining in a Feis context. The
exams are not proving to be a profit center for the Feis.
One feis reported that several parents approached the feis committee on separate
occasions, to express their frustration with what they felt were fraternization issues
between a judge and the TCRGs of a local dance school. The committee explained that
they could not find any fraternization rules pertaining to judges when they are not seated
at an active stage. Some parents complained that a judge was smoking within site of the
dancer's in the warm-up area, andthat a package of cigarettes was laying in plain view
on the judges table during a competition. Since these issues surfaced at a new feis, they
tried their best to handle questions on issues not directly addressed in our feis handbook.
They did their best to quell the anxiety of the parents, while also conveying a sense that
they respected their concerns and took them seriously.
One feis noted that their photo booth was not successful and
it was snowy and slushy
(February in Cleveland) so they received unexpected cleaning surcharges from the venue.
The hotel shuttles were not prompt either.
One report noted that they encountered problems with two dance teacher interfering with
dancers on the stage (one dancer was actually told to get off the stage after she was
afueady lined up to dance and her competitor number recorded) as well as the talking with
adjudicators at the stages. The concerns were sent to both the IDTANA and the NAFC
board.
Suggestions:
A suggestion to revisit the Grades exams format, to make the process better suited for the
feis.
Respectfully Submitted :
Peg Griffrths, ADCRG, Midwest Representative
Date:
October 18,2013
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Balance Sheet Prey Year Comparison
As of October 16, 2013
Cash Basis
Oct 16, 13
ASSETS
Current Assets
Checking/Savings
Chase Checking
Chase savings
Paypal
Oct 16, 12
30,380.76
27,993.11
3,249.76
27,786.53
41,457.85
6,957.49
61,623.63
76,201.87
Total Current Assets
61,623.63
76,201.87
Other Assets
Awards Inventory
765.60
765.60
Total Other Assets
765.60
765.60
TOTAL ASSETS
62,389.23
76,967.47
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Other Current Liabilities
2012 An Coimisiun Liabillity
2013 An Coimisiun Liability
2014 An Coimisiun Liability
Convention Deposits
0.00
0.00
11,530.00
0.00
-349.12
14,690.00
0.00
2,690.00
11,530.00
17,030.88
11,530.00
17,030.88
Total Liabilities
11,530.00
17,030.88
Equity
Retained Earnings
Net Income
50,193.35
665.88
54,326.12
5,610.47
Total Equity
50,859.23
59,936.59
62,389.23
76,967.47
Total Checking/Savings
Total Other Current Liabilities
Total Current Liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
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Profit & Loss Prey Year Comparison
10/16/13
January 1 through October 16, 2013
Cash Basis
Jan 1 - Oct 16, 13
Ordinary Income/Expense
Income
Championship program
Feis Registrations
2012 Feis Registrations
2012 Registrations-An Coimisiun
2013 Feis Registrations
2013 Registrations-An Coimisiun
2014 Feis Registrations
2014 Registrations-An Coimisiun
Total Feis Registrations
Late Fees
Membership Dues
NAFC Championship entries
Total Income
Expense
Banking Fees
Board and Convention Meetings
Travel and Meals/Lodging
Total Board and Convention Meetings
Championship expense
Championship Awards
NAFC Championship expense
Total Championship expense
Convention Expenses
Hall of Fame
Insurance Expense
IT/Web Expense
Misc. Administration
Music Scholarship
Music Scholarship Award
Music Scholarship Expenses
Total Music Scholarship
Postage
Total Expense
Net Ordinary Income
Other Income/Expense
Other Income
Interest Income
Total Other Income
Net Other Income
Net Income
Jan 1 - Oct 16, 12
0.00
1,060.00
1,060.00
-8,180.00
3,630.00
-16,925.00
8,400.00
23,060.00
-11,530.00
8,180.00
-3,630.00
30,225.00
-15,050.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
13,300.00
-6,650.00
23,060.00
-11,530.00
$ Change
18,180.00
19,725.00
-1,545.00
900.00
6,390.00
6,042.85
300.00
4,685.94
0.00
600.00
1,704.06
6,042.85
32,572.85
24,710.94
7,861.91
38.24
0.00
38.24
-1,957.72
10,929.94
8,972.22
8,972.22
10,929.94
0.00
12,502.06
1,500.00
4,103.17
1,500.00
16,605.23
-1,957.72
18,105.23
5,603.17
12,502.06
347.30
230.44
1,499.00
524.34
684.63
0.00
472.88
0.00
233.80
248.60
347.30
-242.44
1,499.00
290.54
436.03
1,000.00
-1,145.37
500.00
1,145.37
1,500.00
0.00
1,500.00
1,645.37
-145.37
34.95
18.95
16.00
31,936.35
19,152.71
12,783.64
636.50
5,558.23
-4,921.73
29.38
52.24
-22.86
29.38
52.24
-22.86
29.38
52.24
-22.86
665.88
5,610.47
-4,944.59
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Profit & Loss by Class
January 1 through October 16, 2013
Championships
Ordinary Income/Expense
Income
Championship program
NAFC Championship entries
Total Income
Expense
Championship expense
NAFC Championship expense
TOTAL
1,060.00
6,042.85
1,060.00
6,042.85
7,102.85
7,102.85
16,605.23
16,605.23
16,605.23
16,605.23
575.00
575.00
Total Expense
17,180.23
17,180.23
Net Ordinary Income
-10,077.38
-10,077.38
-10,077.38
-10,077.38
Total Championship expense
Insurance Expense
Net Income
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