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President’s Corner 2014 Executive

Committee President Missy Willert

(253) 565-0592

Vice President Dennis Willert

(253) 891-2071

Secretary

Charlene Rivera (360) 459-3993

Treasurer Nancy Freeman (253) 531-4624

Membership Nancy Freeman

(253) 531-4624

Directors

Rachel Lanigan (253) 227-4088

Renea Merwin (253) 380-2653 Pam Pistella (253) 370-4732

Greg Robbins (253) 227-4006

Past President Paul Nee (253) 640-9943

Car Show Chairperson Monika Kirkland (253) 376-5964

MCA Regional Representative Nancy Freeman (253) 531-4624

Newsletter Editor Pam Pistella (253) 370-4732

Inside this issue:

President’s Corner 1

Minutes 2-4

Mustang of the Month 6

Recipe 8

Calendar of events 11

Past Events 16

Sponsors 30

Pierce County Mustang Club

Pony News

December 2013

President’s Message December 2013

Chilly Winter weather has found us.

Hopefully everyone is surviving the chilly

nights and frost covered mornings.

November took us out of our mild Fall

weather and into Winter. It gave us an-

other opportunity to give back to our

community by volunteering at EFN (The Emergency Food Network)

where our team repackaged 6,400 pounds of frozen corn in 2.5

hours! There was also a fun time at the Spanaway Eagles with Pull

Tab Mania, another fun trip out to the Rainier View Winery, and club

elections. I'd like to thank everyone that decided to take a chance a

run for office. Congratulations to our new Executive Committee for

2014:

President-Missy Willert

Vice-President-Dennis Willert

Secretary-Charlene Rivera

Treasurer-Nancy Freeman

Directors-

Rachel Lanigan

Renea Merwin

Pam Pistella

Greg Robbins

Tip of the Month:

Something I learned last year, if you are participating in a holiday pa-

rade where lights are required, bring an extension cord!

Missy Willert, President

Pony News December 2013

PCMC Meeting Minutes

GENERAL MEETING NOVEMBER 19, 2013

CALL TO ORDER – Bryan Zimbelman, Vice President

WELCOME – New Members, Visitors, Guests, and Members

OLD BUSINESS

Proposed Amendment – Nancy Freeman - Article VI. – Elected Officers/Directors Section 8 Current bylaw

wording – PCMC will pay MCA dues for the above positions during term of office. Proposed bylaw revision –

PCMC will pay MCA dues for all officers, directors & regional director. Reasoning – While MCA membership

is not required of the past president & directors it would acknowledge the appreciation of the club for the

extensive service they provide to the club in terms of time to commitments, organizing events and providing

leadership. Voted to pass with 2 nays, Membership Accepted & Approved.

Voting for 2014 Officers and Directors –Missy Willert

Ballots were distributed, one per family membership and when collected added to those received via USPS.

While the meeting continued counting was conducted Tina Fisher, Bob Frender & Charlene Rivera.

Approval of October General Meeting Minutes

1st Paul Nee, 2nd Mark Smith, Membership Accepted & Approved

Membership Report – Nancy Freeman- 75 renewals, 30 new, 10 honorary/ lifetime totaling 115 members.

Treasurer’s Report – Nancy Freeman

Car Show – Revenue – T-shirt sale

Club- Revenue – Membership Dues, General Raffle, 50/50 Raffle, Car Show

Expenses – PO Box Rental, Membership supplies, Printing, Postage, Bank

Charges, Shed Supplies, Club Cruises

1st Bill Norman, 2nd Jerry Murphy Membership Accepted & Approved

MCA Representative’s Report – Nancy Freeman – They are starting to assign 2015 events. Pierce County

Mustang Club has received the 2012 President’s Award; the club needs to earn 100 points from various

requirements to qualify. We have earned the President’s Award 4 years in a row. Congrats to Pierce County

Mustang Club Members for all the hard work.

Elections Results – Charlene Rivera – President, Missy Willert, VP, Dennis Willert, Treasurer Nancy Free-

man, Secretary, Charlene Rivera, 4 Directors: Renea Merwin, Rachel Lanigan, Pam Pistella, and Greg Rob-

bins. Congratulation to all.

Thank You – Missy Willert – A Big Thank You to the current Officers and Directors: Bryan Zimbelman, Nancy

Freeman, Charlene Rivera, Clay Concannon, Linda Yokes, Renea Merwin, Stacey Mellinger, and Paul Nee.

Thank you for all your hard work in guiding the club in 2013. Thank you for those who ran for 2014 posi-

tions.

Continued on page 3

NEW BUSINESS

Coloring Books for Caring for Kids – Monika Kirkland – A last minute call went out to assist this organi-

zation in the collection. PCMC collected over 88 coloring books and 40 boxes of crayons at this meet-

ing.

Care Package for Brian Simmons – Greg Robbins – Brian would love “Home Made” items during his

deployment. Please package them really well, if you can “can” them that will help them to travel bet-

ter. Also, it is not warm where he is, so you can use chocolate. Please bring them to the Holiday Gather-

ing on December 14th.

Charitable Contributions – Missy Willert – The Executive Committee recommended that Pierce County

Mustang Club donate $1000 to each of the following charity – Emergency Food Network, St. Francis

House, and Caring for Kids and donate the toys collected during the Fantasy Lights and the Holiday

Gathering to Santa’s Castle at JBLM. EFN repacks food for food banks, they can take a $1 and turn it

into $12 of food and service all of Pierce County. St. Francis House provides 5 dinners a week, has a

furniture bank, clothing bank, and back to school bank. They also offer a small emergency food bank

and help with emergency situations. They service East Pierce County. Caring for Kids help with school

supplies, dental kits, clothing bank, books, coloring books, food bank, baby clothing packs, growing up

is fun bags, and emergency meals. They service Lakewood, UP, Steilacoom, and Joint Base Lewis

McChord communities. Santa’s Castle collects toys for Joint Base Lewis/McChord. They will use our

toys in 2014 due to their 2013 distribution schedule. There is a great need of items for teenagers and

babies, games and books.

Motion to Accept the Committee’s recommendation for the charity donations. 1st Paul Nee, 2nd Jason

Dingledine Membership Accepted & Approved.

Jacket/Vest Orders – Jerry Murphy – There are order forms in the “Pony News” and on the web site.

There is a light weight and heavy weight jackets to choose from. If you have any questions please see

Jerry. Order and payment is due January 21, 2014 (General Meeting)

Sweatshirts/Club T-shirts Orders – Missy Willert – Many styles to choose from, please see order form in

“Pony News” or web site. Order and payment is due January 21, 2014 (General Meeting)

PAST EVENT UPDATES

Garage Plus Halloween Bash – Rick Nordlund – They had over 90 cars. This is an open show were they

decorated their cars for Halloween. Ken Coatney was “Best of Show” and a few other members re-

ceived trophies.

Continued on page 4


PCMC Meeting Minutes (continued)

PAST EVENT UPDATES (Cont)

Apple Festival Cruise – Renea Merwin – We stopped traffic as we pulled in the parking lot with 20 plus

mustangs. We collected over 54 jars of Peanut butter and 10 jars of jelly for St. Francis House. Thanks

to Pete & Nancy for helping Renea delivery them. Thanks to all the members who donated.

EFN – Nancy Freeman – We repacked lots and lots of frozen corn (over 6400 pounds) in under 3 hours.

This is a fun day of working and being able to give back to our community. We will start looking for

dates in 2014. Thanks to all who helped.

Pull Tab Mania – Jerry Murphy – Thanks to all who came to play. Half of the money went to help the

Spanaway Eagles and the other half went to the winners of the games. We played 5 games of opening

expired pull tabs, to see who had the highest amount or the least amount of money.

Santa’s Castle Volunteer Workshop – Cancelled

UPCOMING EVENTS

Winery Event – Bill Norman – November 24th. Please respond ASAP as he needs a head count for the

winery. There will be wine tasting and finger food with a wine glass for $15 per person. They also have

a gift shop and plants for purchase. We are meeting at the Graham Safeway at 1:15 leaving at 1:30.

Griot’s Garage – Jason Dingledine – December 7th, 8am to noon they will be firing up their Formula 1

cars. Stop in and hear them roar.

Santa Parade- Paul Nee – December 7th, meeting at the Sunset Stadium at 1pm. You must of already

of signed up for this event. Come out and watch the parades in Sumner (3:30pm) and Puyallup

(5:Opm).

Fantasy Lights – Missy Willert – December 7th, we will be meeting at the Old Country Buffet at the

South Hill Mall at 6:15pm. Please let them know you are with the Pierce County Mustang Club for seat-

ing. This is a no host dinner. Tickets are $9 a car, payment due tonight or you can pay day of $13. If

you are not joining us for dinner, you can meet us in the parking lot at Sprinkler’s at 8pm. Please bring

a new toy for our toy drive.

Holiday Gathering – Charlene Rivera – December 14 at The Puyallup Activity Center on Pioneer in Puy-

allup from 5pm to 9 pm. Please bring a side dish to share. Anticipate 60-65 in attendance. Please

help support our car show by bring a “Hot Wheel” mustang. Please help support our toy drive by bring

a new toy. If you have children who are coming, please bring them a wrapped gift. We will have a spe-

cial guest visiting. If you would like to play our gift exchange game, please bring a wrap gift ($20

Value), this does not need to be “Mustang Related”, please no white elephant gifts. Please bring your

items for Brian Simmons. Questions – see Charlene.

MUSTANG OF THE MONTH

December – Congrats to Jason Dingledine and his 2013 Performance White Boss 302

January – Congrats to Ken Coatney and his 2005 Nightmare

ADJOURNDED

Submitted by Charlene Rivera, secretary


PCMC Meeting Minutes (continued)


General Meeting Raffle

Raffle brought in $54.00; expenses were $35.95

for a total of $18.04 in revenue.

Thank you to the following people for donations:

Monika Kirkland

Mike Lanigan

If you have any questions or have a donation, please feel free to contact

Rachel or Mike Lanigan at 253-227-4088.

To date the 50/50 has $252.00.

You can purchase as many tickets as you like each month for $1.00, write your name on

the back (in the event you lose your tickets) and tickets will be held by the Treasurer.

Tickets will also be available for purchase at club events and cruises. YOU HAVE TO BE A

PAYING CLUB MEMBER TO PURCHASE TICKETS.

The drawing will be held at the annual PCMC Holiday Party in mid December and you do

not have to attend to win. You will receive 50% of what was collected throughout the

year and the Emergency Food Network will receive the other 50%.

The Emergency Food Network can take a $1.00 donation and turn it into $12 of food.

For example, if we sell $300 in tickets during the year, they can take their $150 share

and turn it into $1,800. That can purchase a lot of food for people who need it.

PCMC Raffle Update — November

Mustang of the Month Jason Dingledine

2013 Boss 302


My interest in the Mustang started as a kid, hearing my father talk

about his '70 Fastback that he had before I was born. When I

turned 16, started looking for a 60's Stang, but it wasn't in the

cards at the time. After I enlisted in the Army, and was stationed

here at Fort Lewis, I was finally able to purchase my first Mustang,

a 2005 V6 automatic in Windveil Blue. I had that car from May

2009 through November 2012, and the only mods I made were a

Pypes dual exhaust and JLT CAI, with a Bama Performance Tune

(all from American Muscle).

During my 4th deployment, I found out that Ford was discontinuing

the Boss 302 from it's product line. I started looking in earnest for one to purchase once I returned

home. I wanted to purchase it from Lakewood Ford, as they had taken good care of my wife and I

when we purchased her Ford Edge. They weren't able to make any trades with another dealership, so I

was forced to go elsewhere. I found my 2013 Boss 302 at Bellevue Ford, and the rest as they say is

history. I didn't even test drive it before starting the paperwork.

I asked my daughter Antoinette to give the new car a name, and she chose

Evelyn. Being an 80's kid, I had to put my own twist on it, so I stayed with

Evelyn, but spell it Evil-Lyn (He-man reference for us 80's brats). She is Boss

#2235, and is one of less than 300 cars built with the Recaro seat/Torsen Dif-

ferential package in Performance White paint. The only mod I've made so far

is to add the MMD hood struts, so I don't have to use the annoying prop stick

when the hood is open. The next two mods will be a one-piece aluminum

driveshaft, and the Raxiom in-dash replacement navigation system. Sub-frame

connectors and other suspension upgrades will follow later.

Evil-Lyn is my daily driver, but she has seen a small amount of Auto-cross

track time. In the spring, I plan on doing the Hooked on Driving class out at

The Ridge, and doing more road course driving.

Membership Page


The Pierce County

Mustang Club is open to

any person or family

interested in the

PCMC Purpose.

All Ford cars are

welcome.

Ownership is not

required…

Enthusiasm is!!!

Dues:$25 per year

Membership dues are

payable in January of

each year.

New Membership is

prorated according to

the month joined.

CLUB

MERCHANDISE

Ball Cap $15.00

Car Pennant $7.50

Lapel/Cap Pin $4.00

(stick or magnetic)

Parade window clings 20.00

Items can be purchased by

mail, please add an extra

$1.50 for each cap or

pennant to cover cost of

mailing.

OR

Stop by a meeting to save

the extra shipping cost and

visit with friends.

PCMC Club Anniversaries – December

Matt & Natasha Ladnier 2010

ROSTER UPDATE AS OF NOVEMBER 30TH 115 Members, 75 renewals, 30 new members, & 10 H/L

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Burt Kreidler & Connie Hamann

Puyallup

2004 Mach 1 coupe dark shadow gray

1994 “Cobra Clone” coupe primer white

In Our Thoughts

Wishing all club members….HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

A social group whose purpose is to promote a better un-

derstanding and stronger fellowship in the preservation

and maintenance of all Mustang and other Ford Motor

products.

Mission Statement

Recipe Corner: Traditional Sweet Potato Casserole


Ingredients

2 1/2 pounds sweet potatoes, peeled and cut

into 1-inch cubes

3/4 cup packed brown sugar

1/4 cup butter, softened

1 1/2 teaspoons salt

1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

1/2 cup finely chopped pecans, divided

Cooking spray

2 cups miniature marshmallows

Preparations

1. Preheat oven to 375°.

2. Place the sweet potatoes in a Dutch oven, and cover with cold water. Bring to a boil.

Reduce heat, and simmer for 15 minutes or until very tender. Drain; cool slightly.

Place potatoes in a large bowl. Add sugar and next 3 ingredients (through vanilla).

Mash sweet potato mixture with a potato masher. Fold in 1/4 cup pecans. Scrape po-

tato mixture into an even layer in an 11 x 7-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray.

Sprinkle with remaining 1/4 cup pecans; top with marshmallows. Bake at 375° for 25

minutes or until golden.

Calendar of Upcoming Meetings


December January 3rd Executive Meeting– Korum 7th Executive Meeting—Korum

No Club Meeting 14th Car Show Meeting—Pistella 21st General Meeting– Korum

The deadline for Newsletter Contributions are the 28th of each month.

Executive Meeting 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm

General Meeting 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm

Korum Ford

100 River Road

Puyallup, WA 98371 In the upstairs conference room

PCMC is a regional Club of the Mustang Club of America

Photobucket

Make sure to upload your pictures from PCMC events and car shows to show everyone what a

great time we have when we gather.

http://s1100.photobucket.com then chose View Library

Want to be sure you know about club activities? Be sure that Nancy Freeman has your current info.

Contact Nancy at 253 531-4624 or drop her a line at

[email protected], with any changes.

http://s1100.photobucket.com/home/Pierce_Co_Mustang_Club

Calendar of Upcoming PCMC Events


2013/ 2014 EVENTS & SHOWS

PCMC EVENTS

12/07 Sumner/Puyallup Santa Parade-Paul Nee (253) 640-9943

12/07 Fantasy Lights-Missy Willert (253) 565-0592

12/14 PCMC Holiday Party- Charlene Rivera (360) 459-3993

Calendar of

Other Mustang Events


12/01 Jingle Bell Cruz/ Toys for Tots– Triple X Issaquah

12/07 Caffeine & Gasoline-Griot’s

01/04 Caffeine & Gasoline-Griot’s

PCMC Website www.piercecountymustangclub.com


Still Waiting………

Have you visited PCMC New Web Site??????

Is it missing your Mustang Picture???????

We would love to add it, please send your Pony’s Picture to

[email protected]

REMINDER: GENERAL CLUB

MEETINGS WILL NOW BEGIN AT

6:30PM!

***For Sale***


GOT A MUSTANG RELATED ITEM TO SELL? Classified Rates

PCMC Member

No Charge, 2 consecutive months, ¼ page

Non PCMC Member

$ 20.00 per issue, ¼ page

Commercial

Business card reprint, $30.00 per issue or $300 annually

Include text and photo (option) in JPG format.

The newsletter deadline is always the third Friday of each month.

Send to:

Pierce County Mustang Club

P.O. Box 44853

Tacoma, WA 98444


Club members at the November meeting formally adopted the following organizations to receive

proceeds from the 2013 annual car show at a level of $1,000 each.

EMERGENCY FOOD NETWORK

EFN provides more than 15.1 million healthy, nutritious meals annually at no cost to over 67

food banks, hot meal sites and shelter for distribution to low income families and individuals.

In 2012, programs in their network accommodated 1,381,602 total visits. EFN spent neatly

$1.45 per visit to assure that each time a community member walked into a food program with

nothing, they walked out with enough food for 11 meals.

With an administrative overhead of under 4%, EFN distributes $12 worth of food for every $1

received….that means PCMC’s donation of $,1000 equals $12,000 toward EFN’s goal “that no

person goes hungry.

PUYALLUP VALLEY ST. FRANCIS HOUSE

Offering hope and eases hardships of those in need in East Pierce County. They exist to im-

prove the lives of those in need by offering the following services and programs:

Clothing Bank provides gently used clothing and household items to families

Furniture Bank provides beds, tables, chairs and other items to families who otherwise would

have to eat and sleep on the floor.

Meal Program serving 5 dinners to the homeless each week serving over 12,000 meals annually.

Back to School Program served 917 students with a back pack, supplies & a new outfit.

Small Food Bank to tide families over while they wait for assistance from larger banks.

Emergency Assistance Fund to assist with utilities, rent, gas or bus vouchers.

CARING FOR KIDS

Caring for Kids is an all volunteer organization helping kids in need in Lakewood, Joint Base

Lewis McChord, Steilacoom and University Place. All money and in-kind donations go directly to

helping kids. They provide school supplies, clothing, hygiene and dental products, food, books,

ready to learn materials and holiday gifts. In addition they also collaborate with the Methodist

Church Friday Dinners, the Fish Food Bank and the Food Connection Food Truck in Springbrook.

Many of you will remember that Caring for Kids was this year’s recipient of PCMC’s School

Back Pack & Supply drive associated with our annual car show and received $291 from the

50/50 raffle.

SANTA’S CASTLE

While not receiving a cash donation, Santa’s Castle is the targeted charity for this year’s toy

drive held inconjuction with the Fantasy Lights cruise and Holiday Gathering. Please bring an un-

wrapped gift to either event. In special need are gift cards, items of interest to teenagers, books

for all ages, board games, infant items.

Sponsored by volunteers of the 191st Infantry Brigade Santa’s Castle has provided Christmas

to children of Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine, Coast Guard, active National Guard and Reserve

families (E-4 and below) experiencing financial difficulty. Nearly 900 families received gifts in

2012.

2013 Charities Funded


November 9th found 15 volunteers dawning warm gloves covered with plastic gloves and the

ever so attractive hair nets as they tackled repacking blocks of frozen kernel corn into smaller

packages.. The thank you note from EFN notes that 6,400 pounds repacked during our 3 hour

shift equates to 5,120 meals are now ready for redistribution to their 67 food bank centers.

Many thanks for spending the morning giggling, cursing tie machines, pulling kernels out of

sleeves (how do they get in there?), and in general having fun doing something good.

EFN Repack Program


For the 4th year in a row, PCMC has

earned the President’s Award issued by

the Mustang Club of America of which

PCMC is a Regional Club. The Award is

based on earning a minimum of 100

points in categories such a publishing a

newsletter, participating in parades,

sponsoring a regional car show, a local

charity, and/or cruise night. Increasing

local membership and new MCA mem-

bers, as well as having current MCA cer-

tified judges.

PCMC is well on it way to earning the

award again based on 2013 activities.

Paperwork will be submitted in early

2014.

Congratulations to PCMC


Clear skies and a beautiful view of Mt. Rainier brought the Mustangs (some with their tops down)

out for this annual event. Rainier View Winery and Nursery played host to PCMC members offer-

ing 7 wines for tasting and light buffet, not to mention the opportunity for some holiday gift shop-

ping. Many thanks to Bill Norman for coordinating this fun event.

2nd Annual Wine Tasting and Gift Shopping Event


BATTERY SYSTEMS

Are you in need of a Battery? Then stop in and see what Battery Systems has to offer. From batteries,

chargers & test equipment, to automotive chemicals & cleaners and spill kits & safety equipment –

they can help you find what you need residential, commercial, and industrial. They offer the most com-

petitive prices plus if you mention you are a Pierce County Mustang Club Member, they will give you a

20% discount. They will strive to meet your needs with their positive attitude and their sense of team-

work. Stop in and see Roger and his crew for all you battery needs.

Address: 5509 West Valley Highway, Sumner WA 98390

Phone: (253)826-4793

Website: www.batterysystems.net

MUSTANG RANCH

31 years in business and still going strong AND providing sponsorship for the club’s annual car show

since it’s inception in 1992. Need a part? They offer a 10% discount to Pierce County Mustang Club

Members. Drive on over to the Mustang Ranch, the oldest complete Mustang facility in the Northwest.

They specialized in restoration of the 64 ½ - 74. They offer rust repair, remanufactured power steer-

ing, control valves, and steering boxes. Need a used part – come look through their wrecking yard -

they feature parts for the 64 ½ - 94 Mustang. Stop in and see Donnie for your Mustang needs.

Address: 36210 108th Ave Ct E, Eatonville WA 98328

Phone: (253)847-2623

Website: www.amustangranch.com

LAKEWOOD FORD

Stop in and discover what makes Lakewood Ford one of the finest Ford dealers. Expect convenience,

courtesy and low costs when shopping at Lakewood Ford. Shop their huge inventory of new and used

Ford cars and trucks, and compare multiple models at once thanks to their advanced search feature.

When you’re ready to get behind the wheel of your new car, visit them and find out firsthand what

makes Lakewood Ford a premier Ford dealer. Stop by if you’re looking for a new or used car, or if you

need service on your existing car.

Address: 11503 Pacific Hwy SW, Lakewood, WA 98499

Phone: (888)533-7085

Website: www.lakewoodford.net

Sponsor Highlight

http://www.batterysystems.net


PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SHOW SPONSORS Be sure to thank these businesses & individuals for their support of our club & charities.

KORUM FORD LINCOLN 100 River Road, Puyallup 253-845-6600 www.korum.com LAKEWOOD FORD GUSTAFSON INSURANCE PERFORMANCE COATINGS Lakewood Puyallup Auburn 253-474-0511 253-848-2400 253-735-1919 RIVERSIDE FORD S & S TIRE MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE Sumner Puyallup Puyallup 888-714-3673 253-536-2676 253-845-2441 MUSTANG RANCH WEST VALLEY MORTGAGE BRAD HADMAN RACE CARS Eatonville Puyallup Tacoma 253-847-2623 425-941-0108 253-539-3339 METAL MAGIC 21st CENTURY AUTO INS. TOP DOLLAR GOLD & SILVER Tacoma Philadelphia Puyallup 253-472-2235 267-825-9474 253-446-7321 YOKES CONSTRUCTION LEGENDS ROOFING AQUARIUS PUMP COMPANY Spanaway Puyallup Seabeck 253-847-9460 253-548-3197 360-876-8885 RAINIER VIEW WINERY BATTERY SYSTEMS CJ’s PET SERVICES Graham Sumner Olympia 360-893-3107 253-826-4733 360-493-1945 LEMONFREE.COM TRIPLE XXX ROOTBEER GIG HARBOR KIWANIS Winnipeg Issaquah Gig Harbor 204-989-0012 425-392-1266 COSTCO EMERALD QUEEN CASINOS GRIOT’S GARAGE Puyallup Fife Tacoma 253-4455-7566 888-831-7655 253-922-2400 VERN TERRY & PAT MCCARTHY DEE & BOB FRENDER BARBARA WALKER COUNTY EXECUTIVE BILL NORMAN KATHY & JERRY MURPHY RICK & JOANIE NORDLUND RENEGADE CLUB OF WA

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