Latitudes: Fall 2013

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FALL 2013

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SEVENTH ANN UAL

YPSI SONG FEST FEATU RI NG PETE R CASE PAG E

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MUSLIM JOURNEYS

HUMORIST ROY BLOUNT JR.

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PLU S H A LLO W E E N A N D H O LI DAY G O O D I E S

SPECIAL EVENTS Ypsi Song Fest 2013 T H I S A N N U A L F E S T I VA L mixes perform-

An Evening with Peter Case (A LL A G ES) Woodruff’s, 36 East Cross Street Saturday, Sept. 28, 9pm Peter Case’s repertoire spans blues, rock ‘n’ roll, country, folk, and world music. Discover his songwriting process in an interview with 107.1’s Martin Bandyke, followed by an intimate performance with Case and special guest Paul Burch.

Hosted by Jeremy Baldwin of 89.1 WEMU’s Roots Music Project.

ances by local and national artists with a day of wokshops for aspiring songwriters. All events are free and open to the public.

Local Songwriter Showcase ( A G E S 2 1 + ) Corner Brewery, 720 Norris Street Friday, Sept. 27, 7pm Hear talented local songwriters Evan Freed, Stef Chura, and Little Island Lake. Ages 21 and over after 9pm.

Songwriting Day ( A L L A G E S ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Sept. 28 Noon– 2pm: Schedule a one-on-one songwriting session with local musicians Dan Florida, Spencer Michaud, or Sean Rogers. Register: 482-4110 x1301.

1pm: What’s Hot in Home Recording with Paul Tyson 3pm: Teen Songwriting Workshop with John E. Lawrence

Sponsored by

Photo: Greg Allen

The Lively Arts @ YDL The Next Mark Twain

Muslim Journeys

Roy Blount, Jr. in Conversation Pease Auditorium, Eastern Michigan University, Thursday, Nov. 7, 7:30pm Free and open to the public Author and humorist Roy Blount, Jr. is a frequent guest on NPR’s "Wait, Wait…

Don’t Tell Me" and “A Prairie Home Companion.” His one-man show at the American Place Theatre was described by The New Yorker as "the most humorous and engaging fifty minutes in town." Don’t miss the man “known to the critics as the next Mark Twain” (Playboy Magazine) on stage with WEMU’s David Fair.

Exhibit and Reception ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker. Exhibit runs throughout October. Reception Sunday, Oct. 20, 2pm We are proud recipients of an ALA/NEH grant collection celebrating Muslim culture and heritage.

We will host an exhibit from the Arab American National Museum. The reception will feature a presentation by EMU professor emeritus Dr. Janice Terry. Cosponsored with Eastern Michigan University and the Michigan Humanities Council.

In the Galleries D. Jo Brooks: Keep the Music Playing M YDL-Michigan, September–December Darla Brooks’ pen, ink and pastel art is on display through January 2. She will share a peek into her journey of art expression at a reception Thursday, Sept. 5 at 7pm.

Overdue Book Amnesty Week September 8–15 Bring your long-overdue books and items back to any YDL branch anytime this week and we’ll reduce your charges for those items to ZERO. You must bring items to the checkout desk to get your fines removed.

This is a one-time opportunity before we change our collection agency, so don’t delay!

Ann Arbor Camera Club W YDL-Whittaker, November Featured works from local photographers.

Gingerbread Village M YDL-Michigan, December 3–31 Feast your eyes on an incredible village of aromatic gingerbread created by retired chef Scott Manuel.

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SEPTEMBER PROGRAM SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER Most programs are drop-in, and space is on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register for programs, go to ypsilibrary.org or call the phone number listed.

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Festival of the Honey Bee ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Sept. 7, 1– 5pm Create bee-related crafts, taste honey, do the waggle dance, learn about the bee lifecycle, and enjoy open-mic performances of bee-related songs, poetry, and essays.

Moves inside in case of rain. More at facebook.com/FestivaloftheHoneyBee.

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New Ongoing Programs Arduino Sandbox ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Second Mondays, 6:30–8:30pm Learn, work, exchange ideas, and show off your projects at the inaugural meeting of the Arduino Group. We’ll provide several Arduinos and various jumpers, components, breadboards, and laptops with Arduino software. No experience required.

Beyond the Bricks Screening ( T E E N / A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sunday, Sept. 8, 2:30pm The documentary Beyond the Bricks follows two African–American students as they struggle to stay on track in the Newark, NJ, public school system. Discussion follows.

Co-Sponsored by the Links, Incorporated.

Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Sept. 14, 11am Learn the basics from estate planning attorney Virginia Cardwell. We’ll explore wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other methods to plan for property to pass outside of probate. You’ll get an idea of what type of estate plan will work best for you.

Foodstuff ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, First Tuesdays, 4–6pm Come “dish” with former restauranteur Gigi Becerra and other area foodies.

Sept. 3: The Frugal Gourmet

Locker Mirrors ( T W E E N / T E E N ) S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Sept. 14, 2pm Register: 482-4110 x1391.

Decorate a framed mirror for your locker.

Oct. 1: Stewed Over One-Pot Meals Nov. 5: Gratitude and Gravy Dec. 3: No Jacket Required Kiwanis Storytime ( A G E S 3 – 6 ) M YDL-Michigan, Second Tuesdays, 7pm Members of the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club read stories and lead children in a fun activity. Bedtime snacks served!

Rock the Block ( T E E N ) Saturday, Sept. 14, 2–5pm Washington Street in Downtown Ypsilanti The 3rd Annual Teen Block Party features free food, music, and fun! Stop by YDL’s table for TAG activities.

Sponsored by Corner Health Center and planned by teen council members from YDL, the Ozone House, the Sheriff’s department, and the B Side of Youth.

Creative Writing Group ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thursdays, Sept. 12, Oct. 10, Nov. 14, Dec. TBD, 7–8:30pm Bring your writing projects to YDL’s new Creative Writing Group, facilitated by author and EMU Professor Heather Neff.

Take part in genuine, personal discussions of writing projects.

Any project welcomed. Adults only.

American Girl Party ( Y O U T H ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Sept. 14, 3pm Bring your American Girl doll, favorite doll, or a stuffed friend to listen to a story, sit down to an elegant tea party, and enjoy an American Girl movie. We’ll take a keepsake picture of you with your doll.

Comics Literary Society ( A D U LT / T E E N ) B-24’s, 217 W. Michigan, Third Thursdays, 7pm YDL’s newest book club explores graphic novels, graphic nonfiction and comic strips from different countries and subcultures. Call 482-4110 x1385 for book selections.

Pendulum Painting ( A G E S 7 + ) S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Sept. 21, 2–3:30pm Register: 482-4110 x1391.

Let gravity do the designing as we use a pendulum to create a spiral-inspired painting on canvas.

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SEPTEMBER FREE FILM SERIES Race, Class, and Love ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker Community Room, Tuesdays, 6–8:30pm Screenings and discussions hosted by EMU Professor Heather Neff.

Sept. 17: Slumdog Millionaire Oct. 15: Dirty Pretty Things Nov. 12: Crash

Sustainability Films ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Fridays, 7pm Meet and greet with other green enthusiasts at a commmunity potluck at 6pm before the films.

Sept. 20: Designing Healthy Communities Oct. 11: Promised Land Nov. 8: Soul Food Junkies Dec. 13: Economics of Happiness

Understanding Race ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturdays, 1–3pm Documentaries and discussion with film aficionado Douglas Gill.

Sept. 21: American Experience: The Murder of Emmitt Till Oct. 19: Free Angela and All Political Prisoners Nov. 16: Black Is…Black Ain’t Dec. 21: Brooklyn Castle

Co-hosted by Growing Hope, the Ypsilanti Food Co-op, and Transition Ypsilanti.

Kids Discover Pilkey ( A G E S 8 – 1 2 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Sept. 21, 2pm Experience the zany fun of Dav Pilkey picture books and express yourself with a work of art in Pilkey’s style. Bring a photo of yourself for inspiration. Photo: Karyn Carpenter

Backyard Birdscaping ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Sunday, Sept. 29, 2–4pm Learn to attract common birds to your yard year-round by planting flowers, shrubs, and trees that provide shelter and food. Drawing for a free book on Midwest birdscaping. Presented by master gardener Carol Brodbeck.

Beginning Parkour ( T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Sept. 21, 4pm Join members of the University of Michigan’s Parkour Club for a demonstration, safety presentation and a walk through downtown to share ideas for a local parkour.

Make Smart Health Care Choices (ADULT) M YDL-Michigan, Thursday, Sept. 26, 6:30–8:30pm. Register: 482-4110 x1385.

W YDL-Whittaker, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 6:30–8:30pm. Register: 482-4110 x1377.

MSU’s Terry Clark-Jones will help you understand how to shop for health insurance under the 2010 Affordable Care Act.

Kinderconcerts ( FA M I LY ) W YDL-Whittaker, Monday, Sept. 30, 9:30am & 10:30am Watch your child’s imagination come alive through dance and movement at an interactive concert led by Gari Stein, with music performed by Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra musicians. Designed with children ages 2–6 in mind.

Elephant Story Time ( A L L A G E S ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Sept. 28, 10:30am Celebrate Elephant Appreciation Day with stories about elephants and a craft.

OCTOBER Fall and Winter Beekeeping ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Thursday, Oct. 3, 6:30–8:30pm Jamie Berlin of Ypsi Melissa, a local bee stewardship project focused on increasing healthy honey bee colonies, discusses winterizing beehives, beehive activity during the cold season, and how to get an early start on next year’s bee season.

Write a Good Soup Story ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Sept. 28, 3–4:30pm Chicken Soup for the Soul contributor Mary Edwards teaches you how to write an inspiring story that will be published.

More at www.leavesofgoldconsulting.com.

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OCTOBER S P E C I A L F A M I LY E V E N T

Service Dogs 101 ( A L L A G E S ) W YDL-Whittaker, Monday, Oct. 21, 7–8pm A volunteer from Paws With a Cause will be on hand to talk about training and fostering service dogs, and will demonstrate some of the work of a service dog.

Country in the City M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Oct. 5, Noon– 4pm Bring the kids downtown for some oldfashioned fun!

Ride ponies, pet farm animals, dip leaves in beeswax, cut apple spirals, create Indian corn jewelry, churn butter, get your face painted, learn how bees make honey, and win prizes at the downtown scavenger hunt!

Sponsored by the Friends of YDL, Kiwanis Club of Ypsilanti, Heart of the Hive Apiary, and the Downtown Association of Ypsilanti.

Crafts for Adults: Amigurumi ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Wednesday, Oct. 23 & Nov. 13, 6–8pm. Register: 483-4110 x1377.

Learn how to crochet delightful amigurumi figures in this beginner’s class, including basic stitches and how to read patterns.

Crochet hooks and materials provided (or bring your own hooks, size G).

Zombie Party ( T W E E N / T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Wednesday, Oct. 23, 7pm Get turned into a zombie by EMU theater students; stay for snacks only zombies would eat! Tweens ages 9–13 are invited to come at 6pm to our Tween Advisory Board Meeting to see what we do.

On Stage: Back in Circulation ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 7pm Enjoy an evening of laughter as a troupe of actors presents a staged reading of Back in Circulation, a new comic play by YDL’s own Marc Holland and his wife Kathy.

Storm Trooper Mask ( A G E S 8 – 1 8 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thursday, Oct. 24, 6:30pm. Register: 483-4110 x1340.

Make a storm trooper mask from milk jugs. Using markers, duct tape, and glue, make a mask you’ll be proud to wear for Halloween.

Library Lab ( A G E S 6 – 1 2 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thursday, Oct. 10, 6:30pm Register: 483-4110 x1340.

Explore a variety of science topics through hands-on experiments. Discover fingerprinting, liquid attraction, and much more.

Wear old clothes in case things get wild!

Pumpkin Trio Centerpiece ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 6:30–8:30pm. Register: 482-4110 x1385.

Create easy, adorable 3D paper pumpkins and add simple LED lights to make them glow in the dark.

Memory Loss, Dementia, and Alzheimer’s Disease ( A D U LT ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thursday, Oct. 24, 7pm Registration requested: 482-4110 x1377.

A representative from the Michigan Great Lakes Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association will discuss the difference between normal memory loss and Alzheimer’s, risk factors, the diagnostic process, and more.

Mask Painting ( A G E S 5 – 1 8 ) S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Oct. 19, 2pm Register: 482-4110 x 1391.

Learn about the history of masks and how they represent characters from as early as ancient times. Paint and decorate a pre-made 3D mask of gauze and plaster to express a character of your own creation.

Halloween Downtown ( Y O U T H ) M YDL-Michigan, Friday, Oct. 25, 5–6:30pm Enjoy Halloween Downtown on South Washington Street and drop by the Library Plaza to pick up a bag of popcorn, play a game, or win a book. Visit the Boo!Mobile for fun giveaways.

Haunted Library ( T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Oct. 19, 6–9pm Seek the Unknown for National Teen Read Week. Listen to and help create scary stories, play Slenderman, eat creepy snacks, and take a walk through the Teen Advisory Group’s Haunted Library (if you dare)!

Straw Painting ( A G E S 8 – 1 8 ) S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Oct. 26, 2pm Make a beautiful autumnal tree scene using the technique of straw painting.

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NOVEMBER Face to Face with Night Creatures (ALL AGES) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Oct. 26, 1pm M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Oct. 26, 3pm The Organization for Bat Conservation brings us face to face with LIVE creatures of the night featuring owls, bats, and a flying squirrel. Learn how Michigan’s native nocturnal animals survive in their nighttime environment. Get there early—seating is limited!

Safe House Relationship Workshops (TEEN) M YDL-Michigan, Wednesdays, Oct. 30 & Nov. 13, 7pm Join Safe House Teen Voice Members and Hannah Guilford in the Teen Zone for lively conversations about healthy, safe relationships. Topics include how to say and hear “no,” and date violence awareness.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE: NOVEMBER Cold Weather Bicycling ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Nov. 2, 2pm Don’t put your bicycle away for the winter! Learn how to dress for cold weather riding, what precautions to take, what equipment your bicycle should have, and what maintenance procedures are needed. Sponsored by the City of Ypsilanti Non-Motorized Advisory Committee and Bike Ypsi.

Duct Tape Designs: Wallets ( T W E E N / T E E N ) S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Nov. 9, 2pm Craft a wallet out of cool colored duct tape.

Make a Bird Feeder ( A G E S 5 – 1 2 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Nov. 16, 2pm Invite wildlife into your backyard with a birdfeeder made from recycled materials.

Catching Fire Release Party ( T E E N ) W YDL-Whittaker, Thursday, Nov. 21, 6:30pm Register: 482-4110 x1340.

To celebrate the second Hunger Games movie, make a Mockingjay pin or a paracord bracelet.

Boom Pop Sizzzzzzzle ( Y O U T H ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Nov. 23, 10:30am Rhythm Makers Unite! Join percussionist Aron Kaufman in a dynamic, hands-on rhythm and movement workshop for children ages 3–5. Replaces Family Storytime.

Take Note Concert: Toppermost ( ALL AGE S) W YDL-Whittaker, Sunday, Nov. 3, 2pm Toppermost, Michigan’s most popular Beatles tribute band, performs a fun, authentic re-creation of a Beatles concert, complete with costumes, accents and banter with the audience.

Hovercraft & Household Science (AGES 6–18) S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2pm Make a simple hovercraft and discover other fun science experiments using items you can find at home.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book Party ( Y O U T H ) W YDL-Whittaker, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 6:30–8pm YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Nov. 9, 3pm We can’t wait for Hard Luck, the eighth book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.

How about you?

Celebrate the latest book with a launch party—we’ll have games with prizes, snacks and more!

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A Harvest of Stories ( FA M I LY ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Nov. 23, 4pm Hear funny folktales from Russia, India, Africa and China from Laura Pershin Raynor, one of the area’s best storytellers. Songs, rhymes, puppets and sound effects bring the characters and surprises to life.

Michigan Child ID Program ( A G E S 5 – 1 7 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Nov. 9, 11am–3pm Volunteers from the Masonic Lodge will be available for fingerprinting, videorecording, photographing, and DNA swabbing of your child. Parents will receive all of their child’s data (none is retained).

A member of the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department will answer questions.

National Game Week: Board and Card Games ( T W E E N / T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Nov. 30, 4–5:30pm Drop by the Teen Zone and learn a new game during Thanksgiving break, or play one you already know. We’ll have Carcassonne, Magic cards and more.

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DECEMBER PROGRAM SCHEDULE: DECEMBER Messy Active Play ( A G E S 1 – 5 ) W YDL-Whittaker, Friday, Dec. 13, 10:30am Get ready for some messy, hands-on fun with your little one. Hands-on play allows children to use their senses and develop fine motor skills. Dress to get messy!

Let it Snow! ( Y O U T H ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Dec. 14, 3pm “No two snowflakes are alike.” Wilson “Snowflake” Bentley made this discovery in the small town of Jericho, Vermont, in 1885 by photographing over 5,000 single snow crystals. Watch a 15-minute movie about Snowflake Bentley and make your own beautiful snowflakes to take home.

Take Note Concert: Paul Keller Ensemble (ALL AGES) W YDL-Whittaker, Sunday, Dec. 1, 2pm Please join us for our annual Paul Keller Ensemble holiday concert! The sevenperson ensemble will wow you with fun, toe-tapping holiday cheer.

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Teen Art Exhibit: Opening Reception M YDL-Michigan, Monday, Dec. 23, 7pm Teens: do you have photography, paintings or drawings you want to share with the community? Selected works will be displayed in the Teen Zone Dec. 23–Jan. 20.

Live music, video, and other art forms will also be on display. To participate, submit your work at the Michigan Ave. reference desk by December 18.

YDL-Whittaker, Monday, Dec. 2, 6pm

S YDL-Superior, Thursday, Dec. 5, 6pm Make and take your own sheet of festive wrapping paper and matching gift tag.

Papermaking ( A D U LT ) M YDL-Michigan, Thursday, Dec. 5, 6:30–8:30pm. Register: 482-4110 x1385.

Make artsy, embellished paper from recycled paper. Use your fancy paper to create unique holiday cards.

WINTER BREAK ACTIVITIES Stir crazy over break? Join us for fun activities from 12/23 through 1/3.

Boredom Busters ( Y O U T H ) M YDL-Michigan, Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, 2–3pm Marble magnet mania, balloon in a bottle, candy science, balloon skewers.

Crafternoon ( T W E E N / T E E N ) M YDL-Michigan, Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, 3–4pm Get creative and make urban snowmen, glass sun-catchers, photo frames, and more.

Tree Lighting & Starlight Spree ( A L L A G E S ) M YDL-Michigan, Friday, Dec. 6, 6–7:30pm Sing carols, light the downtown tree, enjoy hot cocoa and cookies, and meet Santa! Downtown businesses will be open late for the annual Starlight Spree.

Sponsored by Downtown Association of Ypsilanti.

Winter Break Movies ( Y O U T H ) W YDL-Whittaker, 3pm Join us for afternoon screenings of holiday movies and other favorites: Monday, Dec. 23: Arthur Christmas Thursday, Dec. 26: Elf Friday, Dec. 27: Wreck-it Ralph Monday, Dec. 30: Despicable Me Thursday, Jan. 2: Escape From Planet Earth Friday, Jan. 3: Oz The Great and Powerful

No-Bake Cookies ( A G E S 6 – 1 8 ) S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Dec. 7, 2pm Register: 482-4110 x1391.

Have some festive fun making no-bake cookies and other holiday treats!

Gingerbread Houses ( Y O U T H ) W YDL-Whittaker, Saturday, Dec. 7, 11am & 1pm. Register: 482-4110 x1340.

M YDL-Michigan, Saturday, Dec. 14, 10:30am & Noon. Register: 482-4110 x1390.

S YDL-Superior, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2pm Register: 482-4110 x1391.

Create a festive graham cracker house by adding frosting and candy.

Computer Training ( A D U LT ) M

YDL-Michigan, call 482-4110 x1385.

YDL-Whittaker, call 482-4110 x1377.

Learn basic computer skills, get Microsoft Excel tips, or research your family history online. Call for classes and times.

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exhibits and computer instruction, by becoming a Friend of YDL. Send your check, payable to Friends of YDL, to 5577 Whittaker Road, Ypsilanti, MI 48197. Thanks for your support!

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W YDL-Whittaker, Thursday–Saturday, Sept. 19 –22 Stock up on great books of every genre starting at just 25¢.

On Sunday, fill a bag of bargains for $3.

Be sure to check out the Friends Shop for more unusual finds!

FRIENDS USED BOOK SALE

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5:30pm Teen Creative Writing Workshop

6:30–8:30pm Chess Club

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A SAMPLING OF YDL’S ONGOING PROGRAMS: More at www.ypsilibrary.org

November 11: Veterans Day November 27: Thanksgiving Day Eve (close at 5pm) November 28: Thanksgiving Day December 24: Christmas Eve December 25: Christmas Day December 31: New Year’s Eve January 1: New Year’s Day

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