The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the Sixth Annual Busi-ness Open House, to be held at the Tooele City Park located on Vine Street and 200 West. The event will be held on September 2nd, 2009. This Open House allows businesses to show-case their products and services to businesses and the community. This is a great opportunity to get the word out about your business.

Being seen and being found are what every business needs. The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Business Open House helps maxi-mize your exposure to the business community and the county’s consumers. As an Exhibitor, you will receive: High Traffic 10’ x 10’ booth , listing in program as an exhibitor; one table, two chairs, electrical power and 2 free tickets to “Taste of Tooele”. You will also be entered into a drawing sponsored by Shawn Milne, Click Au-dio Video; to win a surveillance system for your business! All this for a small investment of $75. Non-Chamber members can also participate for a cost of $125.

Helping Businesses prosper and grow for More tHan 60 Years

Tooele Business NewsTooele CounTy Chamber of CommerCe

Volume 6, Number 8 August 2009www.tooelechamber.com

Calendar of events

For a complete list of upcoming Chamber and community events,

please check out our websitewww.tooelechamber.com

Chamber Luncheon Wednesday, August 12- NoonSponsor: EG&GSpeaker: Col. Gladney, Commander of Deseret Chemical DepotPlace: The Eagles NestTooele Army DepotPlease RSVP by Monday,August 10th by 5 pm435-882-0690

Chamber Educational BreakfastWednesday, August 26th 8am-9amTooele City Hall Council Chambers90 North Main, TooelePresenter: Larry SilvaTopic: How to develop effective & rewarding customer rapport & retention

Chamber Community BBQFriday, August 28th 6:00 pmTooele City Park200 West Vine435-882-0690$1 or free with canned food donation

Tour of Utah-Stage 3Friday, August 21st 6:30pm to 8pmProfessional Bicycle RaceMiller Motorsports ParkNo charge for this event!www.tourofutah.com

Tooele County TrailsSouth Mountain Bicycle Trail RideSaturday, August 29th 9amMeet at Stockton StationCorner of SR-36 and Silver AveNo charge for this event!Fridays on VineFriday August 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th Tooele City Park200 West Vine435-843-2104www.tooelecity.org/tdda

Open House - Mountainside Title Insurance Agency71 East 1280 North, Tooele Friday August 7th: 11 am- 2 pmWe will be serving hamburgers, hotdogs, and homemade root-beer floats!

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Britt Howe, Mountain america Credit union, greets guests at the Chamber of Commerce 2008 Business open House.

Feature Your Business at the Business Open House

Chamber sponsors Livestock Show Buyers BreakfastFor the past two years, the Tooele County Chamber of Com-

merce has sponsored the buyers breakfast for the Tooele County Fair Junior Livestock Auction. The Auction is an important part of the annual Tooele County Fair. The breakfast provides an excellent opportunity for buyers and exhibitors to become ac-quainted before the auction. Food was purchased and donated by the Chamber, MountainWest Medical Center and Maceys.

Volunteers from the Chamber and the Kiwanis Club of Tooele, served over 200 guests on Saturday, August 1st. Ham, eggs, hash browns and pancakes were on the menu! The Tooele FFA officers

also helped with the project, which was used as a fundraiser for the FFA students.

The Junior Livestock Auction is the culmination of a year of livestock management by 4-H and FFA members. The young men and women who participate have selected, fed and groomed a steer, lamb or hog to exhibit at the show. The animals are judged and then sold at the auction.

This year the total sales were over $119,000 . 221 steers, hogs and lambs were sold and purchased this year by local businesses and individuals. 4-H and FFA leaders wish to extend a huge “Thank you” to the businesses who participated in this year’s show. “Thanks” also goes to the many volunteers who make this event such a great success.

shawn Milne, Chamber ambassador Chair; throws another piece of ham on the grill while tim gillie, Kiwanis Club member; helps to prepare the breakfast for the Livestock show auction.

dean Johnson, andy stetz and steve Knight, Kiwanis Club volun-teers, prepare pancakes for the Livestock show Breakfast.

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Community Closet

Free Gently Used Clothing Items

While Available

Free School Supplies For Eligible

Children While Available

Free Personal Hygiene Products

For Every Child While Available

PLUS Other Resources

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SAVE THE DATE!Saturday, August 8th (9am to 2pm) Northlake Elementary 268 N. Coleman

Children’s Health

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Free Developmental Screenings

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Free Vision Screenings

Free Mental Health Screenings

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Free Car Seat Checks

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Children’s Health ConnectionSaturday, August 8th - 9 am to 2 pmUninsured or under-insured childrenNorthlake Elementary268 No Coleman, Tooele435-843-9955

Benson Grist Mill Performing ArtsAugust 7th- 8th Production- Tom Sawyer Musicalwww.bensonmill.org

Bonneville Salt Flats(Speed Week)August 8th- August 14thSouthern California Timing Assoc.Contact: 559-528-6279www.scta.bni.org

Stansbury DaysSaturday August 15th Contact:435-843-7512

High School Sports Medicine Golf ClassicSponsored by: Mountain Land Physical Therapy and Mountain West Medical CenterAugust 21, 2009Oquirrh Hills Golf CourseFor more info call: (435)843-7466

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Chamber Hosts Community BBQ

The Tooele County Chamber of Com-merce will host their 2nd annual Com-munity BBQ on Friday, August 28th beginning at 6:00 pm. The event will be held at the Tooele City Park (corner of Vine Street and 2nd West, Tooele) and will be followed by the Tooele City Fridays on Vine concert.

This will be the last concert of the Fridays on Vine summer series and will feature Charley Jenkins. The past year has been a real breakthrough year for Charley. He was thrilled to achieve the top 12 on the NBC’s Nashville Star and perform on national television with Billy Ray Cyrus, Jewel, Jeffery Steele, and John Rich. Char-ley has also had the opportunity to tour with and open for some of the country’s greatest acts including: Montgomery Gen-try, Kellie Pickler, Neal McCoy, Emerson Drive and Daryl Worley during the past year. The concert begins at 7:00 pm

The Chamber will be selling hamburgers or hot dogs, along with a drink and chips for only $1.00 or free with the donation of a can of food for the Tooele Food Bank! All proceeds will be donated to Tooele Relief Services and the Tooele Food Bank. We will begin serving food at 6pm and the concert will begin at 7pm. Come enjoy the music, great food and fun!

tori Bell, Branch manager/escrow officer, prepares to cut the ribbon to mark the grand opening of the new tooele branch location of Mountainside title insurance agency. Michael Weichers, owner/Ceo; is proud to announce the opening along with staff mem-bers Bob dehaun, marketer; nicole thaye, escrow assistant, and Brad dobson. Chamber members who attended the event include: shawn Milne, Click audio Video and Cham-ber ambassador Chair; Wendy Hertel, Costco; dean Johnson, Zions Bank; Chad Fullmer, denny’s; steve smith, american Family insurance; Joyce Hogan, energy solutions and Chamber Board Chair; Berna sloan, group 1 real estate; Vicki griffith, prudential utah real estate-tooele; Mike Fields, oxygen For You and debbie Winn, Chamber executive director (photographer).

Mountainside Title Insurance Agency

tracks Brewing Company celebrated their month long Freedom Fest in July! Freedom Fest was a month long celebration of changes in utah liquor laws, allowing private clubs to be open to the public. the official “Kick off” party and a ribbon Cutting Ceremony was sponsored by the Chamber and held on July 15th . guests were treated with free menu samples, brewery tours & freshly brewed root beer.

dayne applegate, owner; and Cheri M Watts, partner; cut the ribbon with support from other employees, guests and Chamber members.

during the day, tracks will be a lot like other utah breweries, such as squatter’s and red rock. they brew their own beer right at their Main street location and offer a great place to eat lunch and dinner, whether with clients or just a great meal with friends. after 10pm they let their hair down and have fun with a mix of local band and dJ’s, karaoke, poker and national acts like royal Bliss (coming soon). tracks is proud to offer tooele a well-de-served restaurant experience during the day with “Big City” atmosphere in the evening.

tracks Brewing Company is located at 1641 n. Main st. tooele and can be reached at 435-882-4040. operating hours are Monday - sunday 11 am - 2 am. they have great indoor as well as patio dining. Check out the website at www.tracksbrewing.com for upcoming events, promotions and a complete menu.

Tracks Brewing Company

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The Tooele County Board of Realtors Golf Tournament was a HUGE success! Golfers raised $1,500 for Tooele County Relief Services! Presenting a check to Karen Kuipers, Relief Services Director; are Vicki Griffith, TCBR President and Prudential Utah Real Estate Tooele- Bro-ker; Karen Perry, Board Secretary and Century 21 Agent; Nicole Wanlass, TCBR Director and ReMax Lakeside agent; and Tom McCarty, TCBR Golf Committee Chair and Stansbury Real Estate Broker. Many thanks go to these sponsors: UAR, Fieldstone Homes, Axiom Financial, Curry Insurance, Silver Ridge Mortgage,

Academy Mortgage, WIN Home Inspec-tion, Wal-Mart Distribution Center, Jason Wanlass State Farm Ins., Plat B Appraising, Graystone Mortgage, Grant Automotive, RE/MAX Advanced, Westgate Mortgage, Willowcreek Lending, Premier Mortgage, Group 1 Real Estate, RE/MAX Lakeside, Palmer Residential Appraising, Amy Millward, Stansbury Real Estate, Tooele Transcript, Nunley Insurance Agency, Alpine Home Warranty. Domino’s Pizza provided the lunch. There were also many items donated for the drawing. A great big thank you to everyone who donated or participated.

Board of Realtors raises $1,500 for Tooele County Relief Services

CUstomer serviCe awardDenny Hudson at CST Automotive has

been nominated for the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce “Come Together” Customer Service Award by Kris King, Mountain America Credit Union.

Kris had this to say about Denny: “I lent my family van to a relative who had an unfortunate encounter with a very strong yellow pole. Our relative took it to a shop in Salt Lake that quoted $1300 for repairs. We took the van to CST Body & Paint and Denny quoted us $850 for the same job. The made everyone financially happy. That was not, however, the best part. After looking over our poor van, Denny retrieved some special cleaners and rubbed off the bright yellow paint that was making the damage look much worse than it was. He was very personable and you could tell he knew what he was doing by the way he looked at the damage and answered my questions. I have had to struggle with the relative to arrange payment and have had to go back to CST two times for more detail on the quote, including a dispute from her insurance company on the estimate. The entire time Denny was easy going, but stood firm on a price that would cover fixing the damage the right way. I felt like he was my advo-

cate when I really needed one. It was great to feel so valued and to receive quality service that was so sincere.”

Congratulations Denny for showing our community that they can keep their busi-ness local, get a great deal and fantastic customer Service! Denny can be reached at (435) 882-8925 or you can visit him at 1685 N. Progress Way, Tooele; for all your auto body repair or painting needs.

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Tooele County Community Resource

Center

These organizations are located within the Tooele County Resource Center and are available to assist local residents.

Tooele County Relief Services (435) 843-9955 Help persons and families who are in crisis due to lack of food and shelter.

TCRS also coordinates crisis intervention services to more effectively help persons and families who are in desperate need. They also provide services for the Dept. of Workforce Services-Outreach.

Tooele County Food Bank (435) 843-4780 Provides a supply of food to Tooele County residents in need of assistance.

Assist with referrals to other agencies that can help the household to become self sufficient. Rent/Mortgage Assistance when funding is available

Volunteers of America (888) 893-7949 Volunteers of America is a national, nonprofit, faith-based organization

dedicated to helping those in need rebuild their lives and reach their full potential. Through thousands of human service programs, including housing and healthcare, Volunteers of America helps more than 2 million people in over 400 communities in 44 states. Since 1896, our ministry of service has supported and empowered America’s most vulnerable groups, including at-risk youth, the frail elderly, men and women returning from prison, homeless individuals and families, people with disabilities, and those recovering from addictions. Our work touches the mind, body, heart — and ultimately the spirit — of those we serve, integrating our deep compassion with highly effective programs and services.

Youth Employability Services (435) 840-2125 The YES program helps self-motivated young people, who are struggling

at school or having a hard time finding and keeping a job, to receive a high school diploma or GED, and to improve their vocational skills and abilities to compete more successfully on the job market. They also help youth explore career and educational opportunities.

SLCAP-HEAT Program — Services provided during winter months.

38 South Main, TooeleTechna Glass of Tooele

Brian Lawson455 E. Lindy WayTooele, UT 84074435-830-7322Glass repair and replacement

Mountain West Home Health

1887 N. Aaron Dr. Ste DTooele, UT 84074435-882-4163Medical, home health and hospice

Mountainside TitleTori Bell71 E. 1280 N.Tooele, UT 84074435-579-3801escrow/settlement, title insurance

Mr. ApplianceJayson Tate7 S. Main St. Ste 201Tooele, UT 84074435-884-3748Appliance service and repair

AflacEd Cole429 S. Hale StGrantsville, UT 84029801-673-8329Insurance, supplemental to health

Rodney Myer, LLCRodney Myer272 N. BroadwayTooele, UT 84074435-884-4443Chimney cleaning & repair,Furnace & air duct cleaning

Alport Syndrome Foundation

Vint DeGraw474 E. 740 N.Tooele, UT 84074435-882-0597Non profit Foundation

The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce extends a warm welcome to our newest members:

New Chamber Members

CorporateSyracuse Casting West Corp.

BusinessTracks Restaurant & BreweryDairy DelightCold Stone CreameryTooele Floral

Small BusinessBonneville Seabase

ReduxAndrea Cahoon, Re/Max Advantage Sign Creations, Inc.Price Mine Service

Non ProfitK-9 P.I.T.Deseret IndustriesTooele County Republican Party

Chamber Business RenewalsThe Tooele County Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following members for their continued support and for renewing their memberships for 2009:

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When it’s time for the bigger purchases, it is nice to have a friend in the business, that can hook you up with lower prices, like contractors pay. Wasatch Blinds & Flooring is now open at 36 North Main - Suite #5, in Tooele, Utah. We are that friend.

We know that you can shop at the larger stores and be in awe of their vast selection. We also know that you can be impressed by their beautiful showrooms, and large buildings. We also know that you should be impressed, because you are paying for them. We don’t want to be that store, just the one that saves you money. We know it doesn’t matter how it looks in the showroom, but how it looks in your house.

We have put a lot of thought into how we can save you, our neighbors money. We know that we must keep our overhead low, to be able to pass any savings onto you, our customers. We have come up with a few ideas. First we found a small showroom with a convenient Tooele location, where the rent was incredibly cheap. Secondly we decided to only open the doors “By Appointment Only.” We chose to not to staff the showroom with employees paid on commission, instead you deal directly with us, the owners. We have narrowed our list of suppliers, by choosing specific quality product lines that fit our lifestyle out West. Because we don’t carry every product line known to man, we do a higher volume through the select product lines we have chosen to carry, which keeps our cost low.

We are a family run business. Jon Gossett

is a very sought after tile contractor and has successfully run his business, Renaissance Tileworks, Inc. since 1994. He has been in the flooring business for many years, and brings his expertise to the business. His wife, Tracy Gossett, has been instrumental in the interior design aspect of his business and brings her design knowledge to the table. Our children David 20, Sarah 16, Amelia 12, and Triston 10, all play a vital part in this family business.

We want to be your one stop shop for inte-rior design elements. Whether you are look-ing for Shutters, Blinds & Shades, or Carpet, Hardwood & Tile, you are in luck. We have some of the finest products, and installers around. Let us tell you more.

We carry an extensive line of quality window fashions, from Shutters, Blinds & Shades, even Custom Draperies & Motor-ization. With window coverings, we can bring the store to you. Where would you rather look at window coverings - In a home improvement center under commercial fluorescent lighting, or in the very room they are to be installed?

Looking for soft surfaces? You have come the the right place. At Wasatch Blinds & Flooring we carry a full line of Carpet by Shaw. Tuftex of California has a vast selec-tion, with a color pallet that has been chosen for the way we live, and decorate out West. Most carpets are in stock in California and can be in Salt Lake within 2-3 days and ready for install. We also carry outdoor carpet, and have stock pieces in Salt Lake for immediate

delivery. We do have access to all carpet lines.If it is hard surfaces that you are look-

ing for, we carry quality lines of Hardwood Flooring from Urban Flooring & Johnson Flooring. Let us show you the difference in engineered, solid pre-finished hardwood, and laminate flooring with surface warranties that are the top of the industry. We also carry unfinished solids with a custom sand, fill & finish. We’ve got you covered once again with the lowest possible price.

Maybe it is Tile, Stone & Glass you need, you’ve definitely come to the right place. Our sister company Renaissance Tileworks, Inc. has been a leader of quality installations

in Utah since 1994. If you live along the Wasatch Front chances are good you’ve seen or walked on our work. Quality estate homes and key businesses have come to us for high quality installations from Balboa Island, to Colorado. Even major tile suppliers have asked for our help & expertise in intricate tile installations in their own showrooms.

If it is design help you need, we are there for you. Set and appointment and come in to our selection center and lets design some-thing you can be proud of. We are confident that when you compare apples to apples, that you will be blown away by our prices. We look forward to working for you.

Jon and tracy gossett celebrate the opening of their new Main street location with a ribbon cutting celebration hosted by the tooele County Chamber of Commerce. Joining in the cel-ebration included their children david, sarah, amelia, triston; sister Mary Johnson and parents orien & annette gossett along with many Chamber members.Wasatch Blinds is located at 36 north Main - suite #5 and can be reached at (801)856-7548.

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Construction crews from Broken Arrow work on the placement of new roofing material for the Tooele County Community Resource Center. The material was manufactured and donated by Carl-isle Syntec, located on the Utah Industrial Depot. Special thanks to Dave Ulery, General Manager of Carlisle Syntec; for his company’s generous dona-tion of the roofing material. Thanks to Lee John-son, Broken Arrow; and his generous donation of other needed materials for the roofing project. The Tooele Food Bank, Tooele County Relief Services, SLCAP Heat Program, Youth Employability Ser-vices and Volunteers of America are all located in the Community Resource Center.

Community Resource Center gets new roof

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GARAGE & DIESELBob’s

1676 N Progress Way(North side of overpass)

Stansbury Real Estate, LLC

500 East Village Blvd. Suite 109 Stansbury Park, UT 84074

Tom McCartyPrincipal Broker

Offi ce: (435) 843-5323 • Cell: (801) 243-4643Fax: (435) 843-5324

www.stansburyrealestate.com

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Phone: (435) 830-0950

Email: amy.blauser@academy.ccWeb: www.academymortgage.com

514 North Main Tooele, UT 84074

Live in it. Shop in it.Thrive in it.

Denny’sBlood Drive* & School Supplies** Saturday, August 8, 11 AM – 3 PM

KIDS EAT FREE ALL DAY **w/ donation of NEW SCHOOL SUPPLIES to go to Children in the Child Protective Services programJUMPING CASTLE PROVIDED BY JUMP N JOEYS ~ jumpnjoeys.net

MUSIC BY MISI ~ myspace.com/musicmisi*FREE ICE CREAM SUNDAE FOR ALL PRESENTING DONORS!

Eligibility Questions Call 1- 800 - 737- 0902 Donor ID is required.

435-843-8200Ask for Manager

Mountain America Credit Union will be the Gold Sponsor for this years event. Silver and bronze sponsorships are still available. Silver Sponsorships include your logo in all advertising, free preferred booth location, your business listed as a sponsor in the program, Prize card sponsor and a Free 1/8 page ad in the program/ newslet-ter. All this for just a $500 investment. Bronze Sponsorships include: Your Logo in all advertising, free booth space, your business name listed as a sponsor in the program, and a Prize card sponsor. A $300 total investment for this sponsorship level.

Taste of Tooele County is being held again this year in conjunction with the Business Open House. This scrumptious event features restaurants and caterers serving up delicious menu items. Expo attendees may purchase tickets ($5 adult, $3 child) to sample dishes from participating restaurants and food vendors. Vendors will receive a reimbursement for participation. The event is hosted by the Tooele County Chamber of Com-merce and Tooele County.

The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Business News will publish a special “Expo 2009” insert in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin prior to the show. It will be circulated to more than 7,800 homes in the county. An additional 1,000 copies will be used as the official program. Advertising in Chamber News is a great way to reach Tooele County business owners, employees and residents of Tooele County. Call the Chamber at (435) 882-0690 or visit our website at www.tooelechamber.com for ad sizes and deadline information.

Registration forms for the event can be accessed from the chamber website at www.tooelechamber.com.

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It is time for the second annual, Tooele County Showcase of Homes, happening Sep-tember 3rd, 4th, 5th, and the 10th, 11th,and 12. See many different homes scattered through-out Tooele County including Stansbury Park, Erda, Tooele and Grantsville at prices that range from $189,000 to $700,000. Talk to the builders, real estate agents, tour the homes or even get landscaping and decorating ideas for your own home! Tickets will be for sale at the Tooele Transcript and Macey’s Foods in Tooele, Soelberg’s and Casa Del Rey in Grantsville or during the showcase at any of the Showcase Home locations. Watch for a two dollar off coupon in mailers or download one by logging on to KSL.com or tooelecountyshowcaseof-homes.com. The Tooele County Showcase of Homes, September 2009…sponsored by KSL Channel 5, Axiom Financial, Factory Floor-ing Direct, Big O Tire Tooele, Comcast Cable, Midwest Fence and Gates, as well as, BMC West. See you there!

Tooele County Chamber of Commerce

Members:The Tooele County Showcase of Homes still

has time for you to sign up for a booth space. You can promote your business and meet new people.

What a great way to reach people directly. They will actually come to you. Make contacts, face to face, with people who are interested in learning more about your business. Set up a booth with pictures of your products, colorful objects for demonstrations, and even video footage.

The cost of the booth is $100.00 for all six days. The Showcase runs September 3, 4, 5, and 10, 11, 12. The times are 10 am – 9 pm daily.

If sitting at your booth for those hours is inconvenient you may just want to leave out fli-ers and business cards for people to take. Please contact us directly if you are interested.

Nicole Cloward 435-241-0410Melissa Collings 435-224-3272Heather Collings 801-870-7165

Tooele County Showcase of Homes Opportunity

Zions Bank celebrated the grand opening of their new tooele location with a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the tooele County Chamber of Com-merce. dean Johnson, asst Vice president and tooele Branch Manager, cuts the ribbon with the assistance of steve Viera, Zions region president; dwight Marchant, Zions region president; george Hoffman, Zions executive Vice president; Jennifer Hull, tooele Branch personal Banker; stephanie Bennett: tooele Branch Fsr; dina Hamilton, teller; Meghan Vonhatten, teller; Lillian Vallejos, teller; tooele City Mayor pat dunlavy; Joyce Hogan, Chamber Board Chair; scott anderson, president Zions Bank; and Leeanne Linderman, Zions Bank executive Vice president.

Many chamber and community members were in attendance to help with the celebration.

Zions Bank Grand Opening

tooele City Communities that Care received a $500 check from Zions Bank at

the recent grand opening of their new tooele location. Mayor patrick

dunlavy, tooele City Council Chairman steve pruden, and Milo Berry,

Communities that Care director; accepted the gen-erous donation for the local

Communities that Care program.

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