Els for Autism Foundation 2023 Impact Report

DEAR FRIENDS,

We celebrated many noteworthy milestones in 2022 and we have an incredibly exciting year ahead of us but, first, let us start with 2022. April marked the groundbreaking ceremony for The Stoops Family Foundation Adult Services building, with construction starting shortly thereafter. If all goes according to plan, the Adult Services clients will move into the building during the beginning of the third quarter of 2023. This will allow us to expand our local, national, and global reach of vocational training, employer partnerships, job placement, and therapeutic, recreational/social programs for our adult clients, their families, and community partners.

This past July, our locations in Canada, South Africa, the U.K., and the U.S., teamed up to compete in the inaugural International Ernie Els #GameON Autism® golf tournament which was live-streamed over Instagram. The goal of the tournament was to demonstrate the impact the Ernie Els #GameON Autism golf program has on the lives of individuals with autism, their families, and global communities. Looking to 2023, we plan to hold this tournament again and have an even greater reach and impact.

Another example of our global expansion was our collaboration with Blairwood Academy in Nassau, The Bahamas. The partnership started with Blairwood Academy becoming an Official Program Provider of the Ernie Els #GameON Autism golf but soon expanded with the Foundation’s staff providing professional development to their teaching staff via telehealth and offering the Els for Autism Work Experience Program within their transition to adult education and vocational programs.

One of the largest undertakings of the year, spearheaded by our Executive Director, Dr. Marlene Sotelo, was the completion of the Five-Year Strategic Plan. In the first quarter of 2023, we rolled out a new Mission, Vision, Values, Goals, Areas of Focus, and Tag Line – “Where possibilities are endless”. You will see and hear more about this as it is implemented.

2023 kicked off with excitement as the Foundation hosted the Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation meeting in January. We were able to showcase the impact we are making within the local and global autism communities. Our drive to complete The Els Center of Excellence® campus continues with our next project being the Recreation Complex which will include a gymnasium, aquatic center, and splash pad. 2023 will be an exciting yet challenging year as we kick off a new Capital Campaign to fund these venues.

When we started the Foundation in 2009, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published autism prevalence rate was one in 88. Today, the CDC’s prevalence rate is one in 36. While we believe this number has grown through expanded research and awareness, it supports the compelling and urgent need to increase access to diagnostic evaluations and services across the lifespan. We plan to continue to lead the way in this endeavor because we envision a world of limitless possibilities for individuals with autism and their families.

With sincere gratitude,

Ernie Els Founder Liezl Els Founder & Managing Director

Marvin R. Shanken Founder & Honorary Chairman

AUTISM THE FACTS

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. The term “spectrum” refers to the wide range of symptoms, skills, and levels of impairment in functioning that can occur in people with autism. Some people with ASD have a known difference, such as a genetic condition. Other causes are not yet known. Scientists believe multiple causes of ASD act together to change the most common ways people develop. We still have much to learn about these causes and how they impact people with ASD.

ABOUT 1 in 36

CHILDREN has been identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

~ 4 times more common among boys than among girls

ASD is reported to occur in ALL racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups

Source: National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

GLOBAL RESEARCH STUDY

We always listen and learn from those we serveindividuals with autism and those who care for them. Over the years, our Advisory Board has guided us on many topics, and in 2022, they brought forth the question of symbols and language associated with ASD. Should we continue to use a puzzle piece as the status quo symbol for ASD or shift to the infinity symbol many autistic advocates have promoted? Should we use person first language (person with autism) versus identity first language (autistic person)? The Advisory Board challenged us to change the narrative around April, Autism Awareness Month, and instead to shift forward from awareness to acceptance and appreciation by changing our narrative to World Autism Month.

With a new perspective in hand, and charged to make a change, we embarked on a collaborative research study with members of our campus-wide research team led by the Executive Director of The Learning Academy (one of the Palm Beach County public charter schools hosted on our campus), Dr. Toby Honsberger to find out what people around the world

felt about the topic of language and symbols in autism. The result was a multifaceted survey, translated into four languages, with over 1,200 respondents from 14 different countries.

Most of the respondents were professionals in the field and parents, with the lowest number of participants being individuals with autism, and their preferences differed from the others. The majority of respondents preferred the use of person first language. Parents and professionals preferred autism awareness and the puzzle piece symbol while individuals with autism preferred autism acceptance and the infinity symbol. The results of the study were presented on January 14, 2023, at the state-wide conference for the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities.

In 2009, World of Golf Hall of Famer and four-time major champion, Ernie Els, his wife, Liezl, and Marvin R. Shanken, established Els for Autism Foundation®. The Els’ son, Ben, is impacted by autism spectrum disorder. The Foundation serves families throughout the world via telehealth therapeutic and virtual programs and offers in-person programs and services at The Els Center of Excellence campus in Jupiter, Florida.

FIVE-YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN

Els for Autism leadership team embarked on the five-year strategic plan journey in the first quarter of 2022. In advance of developing the five-year strategic plan, an internal and external environmental scan was conducted to enable the plan to reflect pressing organizational needs and give a voice to key constituencies vital to the Els for Autism organization. Included in this environmental scan were autism experts, board members, community officials, major donors, program participants, Foundation staff, The Learning Center staff, The Learning Academy staff, Els for Autism Golf Challenge participants, and sponsors. These key constituencies provided the impetus for developing the five-year strategic plan through their knowledge, observations, and insights shared.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES NEW

MISSION

ELS FOR AUTISM GLOBAL MISSION IS TO TRANSFORM THE LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH AUTISM AND THOSE WHO CARE FOR THEM THROUGH LIFETIME SERVICES AND COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS.

VISION

WE ENVISION A WORLD OF LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM AND THEIR FAMILIES.

VALUES

TRUST | COLLABORATION | INTEGRITY RESPECT | EXCELLENCE | INNOVATION

WORLD LEADER IN TRANSDISCIPLINARY CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH ASD

GOVERNANCE THAT ADVANCES THE MISSION AND GLOBAL IMPACT

MANAGEMENT/STAFFING THAT ENSURES A WORLD-CLASS STATUS

AWARENESS AND ENGAGEMENT THAT DRIVES INCREASED FUNDRAISING AND PROGRAM EXPANSION

LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY

We are committed and confident that our mission, vision, and goals are within reach.

LIEZL ELS, Founder and Managing Director

Across A new support model 3 PRIMARY IMPACT AREAS

From the moment of diagnosis to the first and last day of school; through post-school living and learning, and getting the first paycheck, the Els for Autism team is there. Our wrap-around services begin as early as 12 months with early detection and diagnosis, followed by early intervention and education during the schoolage years. We continue the journey with those we serve by providing a variety of evidencebased therapeutic and recreational services, through adulthood, not only for the individual

THE LIFESPAN

with autism and related disabilities but also for the entire family. Our programs have been created to provide care coordination throughout the lifespan, so families feel a sense of community and belonging. They come to a place that is familiar and work with a team that knows them. We then share what we learn with the greater global community through direct in-person or telehealth services, and publishing the results of our research, to ensure that everyone around the world has access to best practices.

12 months to 7 years of age

SERVICES: diagnostics, therapeutic interventions (speechlanguage therapy, behavior therapy, occupational therapy), education (early intervention, parent training), and recreation services

School-Age

SERVICES: theraputic interventions, mental health counseling, education, and recreation services

18 years & older

SERVICES: therapeutic interventions including mental health counseling, speechlanguage, occupational therapy, education (Adult Day Program, Employment Programs, Self-Advocacy training, independent living training), social groups, and recreation services

Services threaded throughout life in three impact areas: Research, Family Support, Global Outreach

Holding hands with people with autism and those that care for them every step of the way

The Social Impact Project, Autism Without Mask, is an on-going and expanding project for children with autism to use their mother’s faces as a blank canvas. The faces photographed will be on display in Brazil and Miami. The focus of Ausitm Without Mask is to increase awareness and education about autism.

GROWING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS

by Cassy Conroy, Cadence’s Mother

Cadence is currently in first grade at Franklin Academy. She has received the “Principal’s Honor Roll” every quarter and takes pride in her weekly speaking test scores which are all 110%! She received a “Thinker” award for showing her independent skills in problem-solving in the classroom. She participates in after-school clubs (which are different every day of the week) such as dance and fitness, LEGO® club, basketball club, cheerleading club, cooking club, and readers theatre. She had her first game as a cheerleader, where she memorized two different cheer routines and performed them during the basketball game! She was so proud of herself, and she always loves performing in front of a crowd! Even though she didn’t love the loud buzzer noise of the game, she was able to self-regulate her overstimulation and still enjoy being there.

I know, without a doubt, this would not be her future had we not had the help and guidance from the Els for Autism staff. Not just help for Cadence but help for our family. RUBI training and weekly parent training prepared my husband and me for moments outside the Foundation, moments in real life, and aiding her learning. professionals will become more skilled at diagnosing females earlier. The earlier the diagnosis, the better a female's chance of experiencing a socially successful,

A SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYMENT STORY MATTHEW AND THE CLUB AT IBIS

Matthew participated in the Work Experience Program at The Club at Ibis in 2021. He required maximal support while learning his tasks of polishing silver and rolling silverware. He was hired as an Ibis employee in 2022. Since being hired, Matthew continues to improve his skills and independence. His tasks have stayed the same throughout his time at The Club at Ibis. The Job Coach provided Matthew with multiple visual supports including a task analysis for rolling silverware, a daily schedule, and food support (what he can and cannot eat while at work). Matthew started off working one day a week but has since been given the opportunity to increase his hours. He was very excited to begin working two days a week and has transitioned easily into the change and continues to do a great job at work. We love to see how happy he is to have employment.

Dr. Erin Lozott is being painted by her daughter.

MAKING AN IMPACT WORLDWIDE

Ensuring the development of global outreach that facilitates the sharing of best practices and programs, is at the core of Els for Autism primary impact areas.

After the completion of The Seaver Els Institute study looking at the efficacy of our Spring into Action Together (SIAT) program, the brief report entitled, Assessment of a Caregiver-Implemented Intervention for Improving Social Communication Skills in Toddlers and Young Children with Autism, was published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders (JADD). The results of this study help set a foundation for a cost-effective, short-term parent-led intervention translatable across countries and cultures.

Our study, Community-based parent-training for disruptive behaviors in children with ASD using synchronous telehealth services: A pilot study based on our Telehealth 1:1 RUBI Parent Training program, was published in the journal Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders (RASD). This study was significant as it was the first of its kind to serve families from around the world and the program helped ensure free access to quality services during the pandemic.

Also published last year, was a tennis study - Shanok, N. A., & Sotelo, M. (2022) A pilot tennis program for training fitness and social behaviors in individuals with autism spectrum disorder. The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, 62(8), 1118–1126. The aim of this pilot study was to determine the effectiveness of a tennis-training program for individuals with ASD. As a reference, the tennis-training program was the Ernie Els #GameON Autism® Tennis Program.

We are excited to be an example of excellence for the world to model. Transforming the lives of individuals with ASD and those who care for them through lifetime services and collaborative partnerships is our mission.

2022 AUTISM SPECTRUM AWARD

THE AWARD HONORS AN INDIVIDUAL WITH AUTISM WHO HAS SHINED A POSITIVE LIGHT THROUGH HIS/HER CHARACTER, POSITIVE ATTITUDE, AND CONTRIBUTION. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE AWARD AND PAST WINNERS AT ELSFORAUTISM.ORG/AUTISM-SPECTRUM-AWARD/

Gyasi Burks-Abbott is a strong self-advocate of change for individuals affected by autism. As an advisor on the Executive Employment Committee of Advocates For Autism of Massachusetts (AFAM) he is the lead self-advocate providing input driving decision making. There, he prioritizes legislation and policy changes that affect individuals with autism.

Dr. Kerry Magro effectively hosts trainings with companies titled “ROI Benefits of Hiring Talented Autistic People”, where he spreads awareness and often creates hiring opportunities for adults with autism. He also hosts annual sensory-friendly events in his hometown, which supports individuals affected by autism and special needs.

Join the 2023 GOLF CHALLENGE

Spearheaded by World of Golf Hall of Famer, Ernie Els, the 13th annual Golf Challenge consists of a series of regional events at top-rated golf courses across the United States and Canada from April through October. The Golf Challenge regional event series is one of the largest charity-driven, amateur golf tournaments. Teams who raise $15,000 or more qualify to attend the Grand Finale event in October. Learn more at e4agolf.com

START AN AFFILIATE EVENT

The Els for Autism Affiliate Program is a volunteer-run fundraiser that includes Els for Autism as a benefiting charity of the event. The host of each affiliate event is responsible for their own fundraising efforts, programs, registrations, and volunteers.

Examples of affiliate events include, but are not limited to, a golf tournament, charity auction, 5K walk or run, casino night, fashion show, gala, and more! Each affiliate event will receive an Els for Autism branded gift for each attendee along with an exclusive auction item package including Ernie Els’ memorabilia. Learn more at elsforautism.org/getinvolved/fundraising-events/affiliate-events/

PARTICIPATE IN FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Throughout the year, the Els for Autism team puts on many fundraising events including the Roots & Ruts OffRoad 5K Run/Walk, Liezl’s Annual Tea Party, giveback events, and more. Check for the Foundation’s activities at elsforautism.org/get-involved/

SUPPORT YOUR WAY

GENERAL DONATIONS

As a nonprofit organization, Els for Autism programs and services rely on charitable financial support. There are many ways that you can give to ensure that people with autism continue to receive the support they need. Learn more at elsforautism.org/ways-to-give/ or to donate, scan this QR code. If you prefer to mail your donation, please make checks payable to Els for Autism, 18370 Limestone Creek Road, Jupiter, Florida 33458.

SEA OF POSSIBILITIES

Sea of Possibilities is a microbusiness run by participants in the Adult Day Training (ADT) program. Initiated in 2020, Sea of Possibilities participants create a variety of ocean-themed art projects using materials from the beach such as shells, driftwood, coral, sand, and sea glass. In addition to creating art projects, participants benefit from the program through learning opportunities including design and development of products, staying on task, communication skills, community inclusion, motor skills, sales transactions, and vocational skills. Learn more at elsforautism.org/sea-of-possibilities/

JOSH SILVER BANKS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Josh Silver Banks passed away in January 2021 at the age of 33. In his honor, the Els for Autism team created The Josh Banks Memorial Scholarship Fund. Donations made to the Scholarship Fund provide financial assistance to families in need. When you donate to the Scholarship Fund, you are providing access to quality programs and interventions for people with autism. Learn more at elsforautism.org/scholarship-fund/

CRYPTOCURRENCY

We are now accepting cryptocurrency donations! There are many ways to positively enhance the lives of individuals impacted by autism, their families, and caregivers. Learn more at elsforautism.org/ways-to-give/ cryptocurrency-donations/

Els for Autism is a US 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN #26-3520396). Donors should consult their tax advisor to determine whether they are eligible to claim a deduction associated with their donation.

VOLUNTEER

Our volunteers are incredible contributors; they make a positive and measurable impact.

I have been working with individuals with ASD in Brazil for many years as an Occupational Therapist, with a passion to be with children and provide quality of life and wellbeing! When I had the opportunity to move to Florida, I found out about Els for Autism through some friends. It is a great pleasure to exchange experiences with such a nice team! I will continue next year, as it is something that fulfills me as a professional and a human being.

I volunteer at Els for Autism because it is an organization that makes a difference for children and adults and their families every day with wonderful programs and services, and I want to contribute to that in every way that I can. Working with a team of caring professionals is rewarding, and their focus on new innovative services is challenging and rewarding.

JAMES WILLIAMS, Retired CEO, Easterseals, and Executive Coach and Development Volunteer

Music Therapy, Dance Therapy, and Kickball

I come in once a week and help with the Sea of Possibilities art program. I think it’s a fantastic program where everybody gets to play a part in creating beautiful pieces to sell. I love seeing all the different, wonderful things they make, and to see everyone enjoying their time.

LUCY UHLER, Sea of Possibilities Microbusiness Volunteer

My volunteer experience with the Els for Autism Foundation started 13 years ago as an employee at SAP. I supported Steve Peck who at that time was a founding Co-Chair of the Golf Challenge. I have been blessed to volunteer ever since. I love to see how many family’s lives have been enriched through, not just the schools, but the many programs they offer. Els for Autism Foundation is ‘Best in Class’ and very well-run which is why I proudly support them.

Having a nephew on the spectrum and wishing the opportunities like what the Els for Autism Foundation make possible existed for him is why I love volunteering for the Els for Autism Golf Challenge. Volunteering allows me to make a difference for future generations with autism. Ernie and Liezl’s dedication, commitment, and passion for the cause are contagious and resonate with all those impacted by autism.

I chose to volunteer at The Els Center of Excellence so that I could get out of my comfort zone and work on expanding my skill set as a person. But most importantly because I love helping others. What that grew into is a real passion for The Els Center of Excellence and a deep respect for all those involved in it.

STACEY TABORELLI, SAP employee, Els for Autism Golf Challenge Volunteer

ANGEL AZAT, Executive Assistant, SAP, Els for Autism Golf Challenge Volunteer

DAVIS DICKINSON, College Student, Golf and Summer Camp Volunteer

ADRIANA FARINAS, Occupational Therapist, Adult Day Training program,

Volunteer

MARLENE SOTELO, BCBA-D, MT-BC Executive Director, Els for Autism

ON MARCH 08, 2023, ELS FOR AUTISM FOUNDATION ANNOUNCED THE APPOINTMENT OF VISIONARY AUTISM EXPERT, DR. MICHAEL ALESSANDRI AS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD. ALESSANDRI, WHO JOINED THE ELS FOR AUTISM BOARD IN 2019, SUCCEEDS MARVIN R. SHANKEN, CO-FOUNDER, ELS FOR AUTISM FOUNDATION AND PUBLISHER AND FOUNDER OF M.SHANKEN COMMUNICATIONS. SHANKEN BECOMES THE HONORARY CHAIRMAN.

OFFICERS

DR. MICHAEL ALESSANDRI (CHAIRMAN)

Executive Director, University of Miami Center for Autism and Related Disabilities

LIEZL ELS (SECRETARY AND MANAGING DIRECTOR)

Founder, Els for Autism Foundation

BOARD MEMBERS

ERNIE ELS

Founder, Els for Autism Foundation

GIUSEPPE CIUCCI

Chief Executive, Chairman of the Board, Stonehage Limited

STUART MAKIN (TREASURER)

Partner, Stonehage Limited (non-voting member)

PATRICK MCMAHON

Founder, Chief Executive Officer, Co-Chief Investment Officer, MKP Capital Management, LLC

PAMELA MINELLI

Co-Founder of the Autism Project of Palm Beach County

STEVE PECK

SAP Global Alliance Relationship Leader, EY

MARVIN R. SHANKEN (HONORARY CHAIRMAN)

THE ADVISORY BOARD IS MADE UP OF SELFADVOCATES, AND THEY SERVE TO PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS THROUGH THEIR LIFE EXPERIENCES TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF THE FOUNDATION’S INTERACTIONS WITH CLIENTS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND CAREGIVERS.

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

SUE ABRAMOWSK

ANDREW BLITMAN

GYASI BURKS-ABBOTT

MIKE DIMAURO

MERRICK EGBER (CHAIRMAN)

ADAM JONES

DR. KERRY MAGRO

PAUL MORRIS

RON SANDISON

KATIE SANTORO

DR. STEPHEN SHORE

CONNOR B. STURGIS

JAMES A. WILLIAMS

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERSMAKE A MEANINGFUL IMPACT by Merrick Egber

Since 2018, Els for Autism Foundation staff have benefitted from the existence of our Advisory Board. The Advisory Board is made up of self-advocates, all with major roles to play, and I, Merrick Egber, am the Chairperson. The Advisory Board Members serve to advise and provide recommendations through their life experiences and to enhance the quality of the Foundation’s interactions with clients, their families, and caregivers. Last year, we had each of the 2022 Board Members interviewed on our own Fore Autism Podcast, and the interviews were spectacular.

Our Board Members provide valuable input, and they serve as autism authorities on a global level. Several participated in last year’s Autism Language/Symbols Survey and disseminated it through their network, along with several participating in the survey to name the Adult Services Building’s café. They provided input on the U CAN EMPLOY Manual which is an authoritative source for employers wanting to hire people with ASD. In addition, their feedback was essential to a Myndstream Project which provides a piece of soothing music when an individual with ASD needs a break, thus helping to relax their minds.

“I am honored to assume the role of Chairman of the Board of the Els for Autism Foundation, a one-of-a-kind autism center of excellence that is transforming lives through its innovation in research and educational and therapeutic programming for clients across the lifespan and the globe. I’m especially humbled that the baton has been passed to me by a man I deeply admire, Marvin Shanken, who has led the Foundation with passion and determination. Together, with our first-rate board, leadership team, and staff, the next phase for the Els for Autism Foundation will be one of breathtaking and impactful growth and expansion.”

– Dr. Michael Alessandri

Founder, Els for Autism Foundation, Publisher & Founder of M.Shanken Communications

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

DR. MARLENE SOTELO

Executive Director, Els for Autism Foundation

YVONNE D’AMELIO

Chief Financial Officer, Els for Autism Foundation

The Advisory Board Members helped us by supporting the Foundation’s events. From the Awe in Autism Events, past summits and conferences, they have all been a fixture of knowledge and talent. Andrew Blitman created a customized painting for the RE-creating RECREATION Conference. Both Andrew Blitman and Connor Sturgis have helped in our fundraising. Mr. Blitman’s artwork has been donated for fundraising and Mr. Sturgis launched a fundraising campaign to raise $100K for Adult Services in the program name of Connor Cares. Finally, in 2022, we had two Autism Spectrum Award Winners and their speeches at the Els for Autism Grand Finale were very inspiring to all attendees.

For the last 5 years, our Advisory Board has served as a source for input and authorities on autism, while also supporting our events in a major way. As Chairman, I am pleased that we have a successful Advisory Board with whom we celebrate the lived-in experiences that are invaluable, and bolster our mission, vision, and values. I could not be happier.

GROWTH Transformative

To expand the recreation activities available on The Els Center of Excellence campus, and to provide individuals with autism with a full range of recreation choices, the Board of Directors and Leadership Team have launched a Capital Campaign to support funding a Recreation Complex. The complex will include a Gymnasium, Aquatic Center, and Splash Pad.

Naming opportunities are available and in-kind donations will be accepted. Contact Els for Autism Development Office at development@elsforautism.org or 561-5986197. Your generosity will make a major impact on the lives of people with ASD now and for many years to come.

The Els Center of Excellence campus hosts worldclass, leading-edge programs and services that are accessible to families and caregivers around the world. An Administration Building, Pavilion, and Sensory Arts Garden are on the campus. There is a golf course practice facility, a play court for tennis and basketball, and a courtyard for recreation. The campus also hosts two non-profit, tuition-free, Palm Beach County charter schools, The Learning Center, and The Learning Academy.

Opening in the second half of 2023, The Stoops Family Foundation Adult Services building will be a dedicated space for existing adult programs that are in high demand for individuals with ASD and other related disabilities ages 18+. The building will be outfitted with a commercial kitchen, thanks to the design expertise of Cheney Brothers. The kitchen will be at the heart of a full-service café with drive-through service and indoor and outdoor seating. The café will be open to staff, students, families, and visitors to the campus, showcasing the Foundation’s commitment to inclusion and acceptance of neurodiversity. The café will provide program participants with opportunities to learn and practice the job skills needed to work in the food service industry and will provide employment opportunities for adults with ASD.

Help save a life

Drowning is the #1 cause of death in autism and Florida leads the way in child drownings resulting in death. Kids with ASD are 160 times more likely to experience nonfatal and fatal drowning than their neurotypical peers.

Source: Autism Society Florida

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