September 2016
Feast of the Universal Exaltation of the Precious and Life-Giving Cross September 14 608 SOUTH COLLEGE ROAD WILMINGTON NC 28403 (910) 392-4444 FAX (910) 392-4905 www.stnicholaswilmington.org
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Fr. Jon Emanuelson Parish Priest Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9AM – 2PM Office Phone: 910-392-4444 Office Fax: 910-392-4905 Fr. Jon’s Mobile Number: 910-685-0080 Office Email: office@stnicholaswilmington.org Fr. Jon’s Email: FrJon@stnicholaswilmington.org Church Website: www.stnicholaswilmington.org Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/StNicholasWilmington 2016 PARISH COUNCIL Officers
Members
Barbara Reynolds, President Jack Poulos, Vice President Tina Bostic, Treasurer Peter Malahias, Assistant Treasurer Irene Sotiriou Vogiatzis, Secretary
Evangelos Fragos Peter Manolukas Emanuel Miliotis
Debra Rallis Nick Saffo Maria Stasios
CHURCH STAFF Angelique Skandalakis, Parish Office Administrator PARISH MINISTRY TEAM Emanuel Miliotis, Chairman of the Council of Ministries Religious Education…Richard Reynolds, Ministry Chair Adult Education…Richard Reynolds Youth Catechism…Courtney Malahias, Director Bookstore/Library…Mary Ann Wall Oratorical Festival…Courtney Malahias Hellenic Culture…Kitsa Wiersteiner, Ministry Chair Hellenic School…Anestis Logothetis, Acting Director Romiosini Dance Group…Zaharoula Katsikis Zoyra Dance Group…Lucas Bostic, Katerina Katsikis Choral…Dr. Michael Rallis Special Activities… Kitsa Wiersteiner Youth Diakonia…Doug Brown, Ministry Chair GOYA…Benjalee Pittman, Alexia Porzio, Doug Brown, Courtney Malahias HOPE/JOY… Joyce Patsalos, Sophia Brewer, Jaime Saffo, Renée Karonis Psilos Metropolis Strategic Planning...Koula Katsikis Liturgical Life… Dr. Michael Rallis, Ministry Chair Liturgical Music… Dr. Michael Rallis Acolytes…Doug Brown Altar Care…Matthew Wickersham
Communications - Technology Ministries… Alexandros Theodoropoulos , Ministry Group Leader Webmaster… Alexandros Theodoropoulos Publications…Angelique Skandalakis, Stella McTaggart Technology… Alexandros Theodoropoulos Media/Community Relations…Debra Rallis, Alexandros Theodoropoulos Parish Family Life…**Volunteer Needed** Parish Family Night...Benjalee Pittman Men’s Group…Richard Reynolds Women’s Group…Irene Voneiff Forever Young…Stella Vallianos LOVE…Angelique Skandalakis, Kay Skandalakis Outreach & Evangelism…Deacon Tom and Diakonissa Stacy Fernandez, Ministry Chairs OCF…Fr. Jon, Alexandros Theodoropoulos Hospitality…Ed Mayorga, Kathleen Mayorga Community Service…Christina Mount Parish Care…Pat Poulos, Tina Stamatakis, Kay Skandalakis , Dr. Mary Frankos , Jim Stasios Philoptochos…Tia Saffo, Chapter President Stewardship…Debra Rallis
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From the Desk of Father Jon On A True Parish Family Night We are all called to grow in Christ (Ephesians 4:13). All of our growth can be centered around our church family here at St. Nicholas! Whether we are parents with children or a single retired adult, young adult, or a godparent to many, we all worship the one true and living Triune God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Youth and adult education go hand in hand. Thus, with joy I announce to you the rebirth of our parish family night every Wednesday, starting September 21, 2016 from 6-7:30pm. Benjalee Pittman is our primary organizer and contact. You can reach her at benjalee44@yahoo.com. We are so excited about the new year and the possibilities to come. As members of our church, we are seeking your commitment to attend every week. Please email Benjalee that you are planning to attend or sign up in the hall each Sunday between now and September 18, 2016! Real Ministry for All Ages! We are planning for youth of all ages to be present and ministered to. We are planning for adults of all ages to be present and ministered to. The way family nights flourish are through team ministry! Each group has multiple people to help lead activities and teach. This way everyone maintains the spiritual health and blessings from being involved. Here’s what in store: The Kitchen Will Be Prepared The Kitchen will be staffed by 2 to 3 adults and several of the youth each week. The meals will be freshly prepared and ready at 6pm for a blessing. The menu will be diverse. No need to bring anything! Our kitchen staff includes: Sammy Lawler, Sue Lawler and Benjalee Pittman and several of the youth. Youth ages 2 to 4 years The nursery will host activities for this age group. We have two UNCW students, Hannah and Christy, who will be taking good care of the kids, so the adults can attend a class of their own. No worries and spiritual enrichment! Youth Kindergarten to 5th Grade – our HOPE/JOY The HOPE/JOY youth are in the spotlight for some great activities and faith based fun starting at 6:30pm. We are done at 7:30pm so that the youth are not overextended. I will be with the younger and older youth depending on the week. Jaime Saffo will lead the activities. We are currently looking for two more team members to join this great ministry. If interested please email Benjalee at benjalee44@yahoo.com. Youth 6th to 12th Grade – our GOYA This ministry has such great support. The activities and faith based fun kickoff at 6:30pm. The team is comprised of all the GOYA advisors: Doug, Benjalee, Alexia, and Courtney, together with Louis and Nadine Batuyios. I will be joining in the fun with faith based answers related to our theme each week. Adults of All Ages All adults, parents, grandparents, godparents, young adults and seniors alike are asked to sign up for the class with Deacon Tom Fernandez and Diakonissa Stacy Fernandez. We are so blessed to have them as an active part of our church family! Dn. Tom will lead the class on Orthodox Evangelism. This will be based in the gospel of John and awesome! Diakonissa Stacy will be there to assist. Get ready love learning and participate in fulfilling your Orthodox Christian Faith. Theme Based Learning Each week will have a themed based on the gospel reading for the coming Sunday. Benjalee will be working with me on some wonderful ideas. As most of you know, she is great with ideas and projects, so get ready to have fun and love learning about our Orthodox Christian Faith! 3
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From the Parish Council President Barbara Reynolds September 1 is the beginning of the Ecclesiastical New Year in the Greek Orthodox Church. The First Ecumenical Council (Nicaea, 325) decreed that the Church year should begin on September 1. The month of September was, for the Hebrews, the beginning of the civil year (Exodus 23:16), the month of gathering the harvest and of the offering of thanks to God. Source: St. Nikolai Velimirovic, The Prologue of Ohrid – Volume Two. The first major feast of the Orthodox Calendar is September 8th, the Birth of the Theotokos, and the last major feast is August 15th, the Dormition of the Theotokos. Our whole year is begun and ended with the life of the Theotokos, the woman who contained Christ. Outside the church it is the time when summer vacations are over and children are back in school and we get back into our routine. It is a similar time in our church life. Some of the church activities start up again: Dance Practice and Choir Practice start up September 11 - Open House for the parents of children involved in Sunday School, Greek School, LOVE, Joy/Hope and GOYA September 16 - Hellenic School starts September 18 - Sunday School starts September 21 - Start of the Women’s morning Bible study September 21 - First Wednesday of Parish Family night and the start of the Evangelism classes We will also have some special events in September: September 17 - Annual St. Nicholas Golf Tournament at Masonboro Country Club September 17 - Dance Group performs at Brunswick County Intercultural Festival September 24 After Vespers - Constantinople: The Beautiful City lecture/book signing September 25 After Liturgy - The Beginning of a New Era in Orthodox Growth presented by Gerry Clonaris Please check the church calendar and the enclosed flyers for details on all these events.
Save the Dates October 21-23: Family Spiritual Retreat & Cross Dive October 30: ΟΧΙ Day Remembrance Event November 6: General Assemble Meeting November 15-December 25: Advent Fast November 20: Philoptochos Bake Sale Fundraiser
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Treasurer’s Report Tina Bostic
Financial Summary as of July 2016 Operating Income/Expenses
Stewardship stewardship received
Variance
stewardship goal
Income
Expenses
Variance
Jan
$50,896.98
$21,401.44
$29,495.54
Jan
$43,802.29
$21,847.36
$21,954.93
Feb
$18,626.62
$27,107.95
$(8,481.33)
Feb
$11,761.00
$21,847.36
$(10,086.36)
Mar
$16,493.43
$18,125.20
$(1,631.77)
Mar
$13,825.00
$21,847.36
$(8,022.36)
Apr
$84,018.75
$34,312.49
$49,706.26
Apr
$73,732.00
$21,847.36
$51,884.64
May
$15,542.13
$32,541.72
$(16,999.59)
May
$11,100.00
$21,847.36
$(10,747.36)
Jun
$19,060.34
$20,565.32
$(1,504.98)
Jun
$15,684.00
$21,847.36
$(6,163.36)
Jul
$16,065.72
$27,776.48
$(11,710.76)
Jul
$13,630.00
$21,847.36
$(8,217.36)
YTD
$220,703.97
$181,830.60
$38,873.37
YTD
$183,534.29
$152,931.52
$30,602.77
Stewardship Snapshot: Please note below we have 5 months left to receive the $78,634.00 to meet our budget needs. Our average monthly stewardship giving for the rest of the year to meet our goal needs to $15,726.80. Let’s continue to meet the goal which will provide the many ministries St Nicholas offers. Stewardship as of July 2016 Pledged
$212,088.00
Full Year Goal to meet Budget Variance pledged to goal Amount Received YTD Variance received compared to budget goal
$262,168.32 $(50,080.32) $183,534.29 $(78,634.03)
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Religious Education Richard Reynolds
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Philoptochos
Dance Groups
Tia Saffo
We welcome back all our dancers and will be starting practices on Sundays after the Divine Liturgy.
Enosis Chapter #5027 Thank you to the over 120 people who came out to support our Panigiri on Monday August 15th. We all enjoyed a wonderful lamb dinner, which was cooked by our own Chris Tsingelis. Everyone also enjoyed the basket raffles and many went home with beautiful baskets. We thank our Philoptochos board members and others who donated the lovely baskets for this event.
Please mark your calendar for our next performance on Sept 17 at Brunswick Community College at 2:00 PM. Please come and enjoy the intercultural festival and cheer on our St Nicholas youth. On Sept 24 at 12:00 PM we invite all Zoyra and Romiosini dancers and parents to attend our informative meeting on the dance program this year. Please plan to attend if your children are interested in dancing (whether this includes HDF or local performances).
Bookstore
Mary Ann Wall
It is with great joy we have received the new Divine Liturgy books! This book brings a renewal of liturgical life and a new translation. If you would like a personal copy for your home, please stop by the bookstore to purchase one for only $14.
Hellenic Culture Kitsa Wiersteiner
We have our kick off meeting on Sept 18th. Please join us to hear what we are planning for this next year. Please join us at our next meeting on Oct. 16th. We will also be sponsoring the coffee hour on Oct 16th. Feel free to bring in light refreshments to share.
We are delighted to have the author Foti Jean-Pierre Fotiou, who will give a lecture on his book, Constantinople: The Beautiful City and the Destruction of its Greek, Armenian, and Jewish Ethnic Communities. At the end of the lecture, Mr. Fotiou’s book will be on sale with 40% of the sales going to St. Nicholas. He will also sign copies of his book.
As always, we welcome new members to help us accomplish our mission - to be a friend of the poor.
This event will take place on Saturday, September 24th at 7PM (following the Vespers service), in the Anestis Logothetis Hellenic Center. Refreshments will be served. Please Greek School will start on Friday, Sept. 16 at 5 pm at do not miss this important program. the Hellenic Center. Father Jon will give a short AyHOPE/JOY iasmo before classes begin. There will be registration Joyce Patsalos, Sophia Brewer, forms at the Church Office. There will also be regisJaime Saffo & RenĂŠe Karonis Psilos trations on the first school day on Sept. 16. HOPE/JOY: We hope that everyone has had blessed The School will have a number of classes for the summer! We are looking forward to being reunited youngsters depending on their fluency. There will with all of our HOPE/JOY families, and hopefully also be classes for adults. These classes have been will have a few more to add to our list! To those of very popular in the past. We will try to accommodate you that have moved up to Goyans, we will sincerely the rank beginners, intermediate and advanced stumiss you!! dents. For those of you that are new, HOPE/JOY is a youth We do hope that parents will send their kids to learn ministry for all kids that are in K-5th grade. If your Greek, the language of their parents and grandparents child falls into this category, we urge you to please and learn about their Greek heritage. make every attempt to have your child participate in the many activities that we have planned for the EcWe hope to have a successful Greek School Year.
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clesiastical New Year! We integrate worship, fellowAMERICAN HELLENIC EDUCATIONAL ship, service and witness, along with just plain good PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION ole fun in every activity! Please keep an eye on your emails for our upcoming events and kick off activity NEWS RELEASE in September. If you have any questions, concerns or FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 5, 2016 suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact one of our HOPE/JOY advisors! WASHINGTON (August 5, 2016) -- The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (Order In Christ's Service of AHEPA), the leading membership-based association for the nation's millions American citizens of LOVE Greek heritage and Philhellenes, hosted its 94th Grand Angelique Skandalakis and Kay Skandalakis Banquet, the pinnacle event of the annual Supreme We hope that all of our LOVE families had a great Convention, July 28, at The Mirage Hotel and Resort, summer, despite those record heat waves we had. Las Vegas, Nev. The Grand Banquet serves to honor excellence in the community as well as dedication LOVE will have a kickoff event at our home on Sep- from within the AHEPA family of organizations. tember 24th at 11AM. The kids can play outside and if the weather is nice, we will have the sprinkler ball on! So be sure to pack a bathing suit, just in case. We look forward to seeing you all there. Remember, that LOVE (LIVING ORTHODOX VERY EARLY) is for any children from birth-6 years old. If you are not yet involved with LOVE, please see me (Angelique), and I will get you on the list so you do not miss out on any of our activities.
Forever Young Stella Vallianos
I hope you are all enjoying your summer and will conSupreme President Galanis with Basile Katsikis tinue to do so. Just a reminder that our meetings will restart on Tuesday, September 13th at 11AM. We will meet at the church. Please do not bring anything to eat This year, the principal honoree for the 94th AHEPA since we will be going out to Chris’s Restaurant. Grand Banquet was Mr. Basile Katsikis, comedian, I hope to see everyone there to make this season a suc- entertainer, and voice talent, who received the 2016 AHEPA Academy of Achievement Award in the Arts. cess. Past Supreme President Ike Gulas and then Supreme President John Galanis presented him with the award, Community News thanking "Basile the Comedian" for bring communiAHEPA ties together through comedy and laughter and for his Cape Fear Chapter No. 408 charitable giving. Among the many charitable causes Basile has raised funds for the AHEPA’s Cooley's Eliana Fragos, daughter of Brother Evangelos and Anemia Foundation, which is chaired by Gulas. Olympia Fragos, participated in this year's AHEPA Journey to Greece Program. Here's a link to infor"Mr. Katsikis is a dedicated Hellene and Ahepan who mation on this year's Class: shares AHEPA's commitment to all facets of its mishttp://news.webster.edu/global/2016/journey-tosion, most notably, philanthropy," Galanis said. "From greece-ahepa.html his professional achievements to his charitable work Please let your college-aged children and grandchilin the community, AHEPA is thrilled to present him dren know about this valuable program, so that they with this well-deserved honor. We are proud to count can apply next year. They will get to spend a month in Mr. Katsikis as an Ahepan because he truly fulfills the Greece, study and receive college credits, travel & organization's mission on a daily basis." tour historic places and meet other Greek-American students. 9
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rises from the soil of our hearts and sprouts from the ground giving outward witness in word and deed. From that point opportunities can arise and questions can be asked of us concerning our faith. We can then give witness to our relationship with Christ and share this living hope of salvation with anyone inquiring.
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In this class we will be using the gospel of St John and the Church's understanding of the Incarnation as the EVANGELISM CLASSES STARTING IN SEPTEMBER foundation of evangelistic ministry. The class will be Deacon Tom Fernandez participatory and motivating as we learn key princiWe have exciting news which may come as a surprise ples on evangelism drawn from Jesus’ encounter with individuals within the context of real life. The class is to many that classes on evangelism will begin September 21 on Wednesday nights! You may be think- open to all adults and as representatives to the community, I encourage ministry leaders to come and learn. ing, “But isn't evangelism something that the Protestant churches do?” The truth is Christ gave the Let's follow our Lord together and let Him make us command to His disciples and all believers to go into all the world and preach the gospel to all nations. Un. fortunately, it has become clear statistically that all Christian churches across the American landscape are in decline and that includes the Orthodox Churches of all jurisdictions. While this decline is indicative of many things, we have to counter this decline on many fronts; however, we have to take responsibility first for our spiritual ailments within our own lives and community. We can begin by our acknowledging that we are spiritually ill followed up with sincere repentance and obedience to the gospel as individuals and as FALL WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY a church community. Herein lies our medicine that Irene K. Voneiff when taken regularly we may begin recovering and then find ourselves experiencing true healthy growth. Our Women's Bible Study will begin on Wednesday, With every great challenge there is an opportunity for growth both inwardly and outwardly. By inwardly, our character can become more Christ-like (theosis) through repentance and obedience to the gospel. The fruit of Christ-like character allows others to see into our life's actions as being motivated by the love of God. Our lives become a living witness for Christ to such a degree we become like that of an open book to those around us. It was St Paul who commended the Corinthian believers as “living epistles” whose lives were “known and read by all men,” (2 Cor. 3:2-3). People are desperate to know the truth, are watching to see if we actually live what we believe.
September 21, 2016 at the church. Please plan to arrive between 10:00 - 10:30 am for coffee and fellowship time. The study will begin promptly at 10:30 am and end by noon. We will be using bible verse reflections, podcasts, and videos hosted by Sister Dr. Vassa Larin, a nun of the Russian Orthodox Church and a liturgiologist at the University of Vienna. Each week will be a different topic. The study will be facilitated by Irene Karafas Voneiff. Please contact me at: ikvoneiff@gmail.com or 910-821-1344.
As we experience inward growth through the Holy Spirit, we are being prepared as vessels to share why we as Christians live the way we do. As Christ declared in the sermon on the mount, “You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hid. Nor do men light a lamp and put it under a bushel, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house. Let your light shine before men, that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven” (Mat. 5:14). When the gospel is lived inwardly, it
We have Greek beer and wine for sale. A case of Mythos Beer (24 bottles) is $36. Various bottled wines are $12 and the larger bottles are $20. Please see Angelique Skandalakis or a Parish Council member to purchase. All checks to be made out to St Nicholas Greek Festival with the memo stating “TAVERN.”
I hope for many returning ladies, as well as new faces. FOR SALE
We also have various Greek food items for sale – pasticchio ($70), spanakopita ($20,) and “Greek Market” items. See Sandra Papanikolaou or Irene Sotiriou to 10
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purchase. All checks to be made out to St Nicholas Greek Festival with the memo stating “GREEK MARKETPLACE.”
to help our parishioners save money on products. For more information, please see Benjalee Pittman.
We are looking for volunteers to host coffee hour. If you are interested in hosting coffee hour please contact Angelique Skandalakis in the Office. For the Thank you to Philoptochos for sponsoring 11 of our weeks when we do not have a volunteer, we will still youth for the fourth week of the St. Stephen’s Summer have coffee and juice. Camp. Everyone had a wonderful time and are looking forward to next year’s camp! PLEASE REMEMBER WITH GRATITUDE
Please continue to pray for those who are ill, recovering, and/or homebound: Presbytera Barbara, Stavros Chantiles, Sophia Copes, Sherry Demas, Katherine Demetriou (sister of Angelo Demetriou), Nicholas Devoles, Constantine Dukas, Sue Fokakis (Silver Stream), George Fokakis (Pacifica nursing home), Demitra George, Nick Karloutsos (Silver Stream), Angelo Katris, Dan Kirkby (brother of Matthew), Nikolaos Kotsinis, Manny Lionikis, Olga Mancuso, Stamati Poulos (Nephew of Olympia Fragos), Claire Skarpentzos, Pat Skinner-Darby, Charity SkinnerDarby (daughter of Pat), John & Olympia Stamboulis, Andy Tsingelis, Vasilios Vogiatzis.
Congratulations For all the people celebrating their birthday, anniversary, and name day in the month of September, may you have many happy years! Many Happy Years!
Our wonderful group of youth, counsellors and Fr. Jon
We wish to congratulate the Poulos family on the baptism of their son, Kostandeano “Dean” , on Saturday, August 6, 2016.
“Spreading the Word of God” is this year’s theme.
DONATION REQUESTS TIME, TALENT, OR TREASURE
Photographed with his Godparents and Fr. Jon. Να σας ζήσει! May your child live a healthy life!
***NEW: Fr. Jon is in need of incense for the altar. If you would like to donate some, please see Fr. Jon. We are in need of some Commandaria wine for the altar. It is available for purchases at Greek stores in Raleigh, Charlotte, or online. Please see Father Jon if you would like to donate some.
Sympathies and Memorials
We are looking for a handyman (or woman) to volunteer to help with minor repairs around the church.
On July 17 we held a memorial for all of the departed Chapter Therma members. May their memories be We are accepting donations as we continue to improve eternal! our Hellenic Center. Any donations would be greatly On July 31 we held a 3-year memorial for Ioannis appreciated. Items needed include new banquet Vogiatzis, brother of Tony Vogiatzis. Αιωνία η μνήμη. chairs. Please donate all weekly coupons from newspapers & ads to the Hellenic Center. These coupons will be used 11
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September 11, 2016 marks 15 years since our country was attacked. Many lives were lost that day and many more died later from illnesses due to the attacks. On this day, please take a moment and say a prayer for those who lost their lives. Please also take a moment to say a prayer for their family members. Although 15 years have gone by, we should never forget those who perished. May their memories be eternal and may God bless you all on this day. 9/11day.org released a video campaign featuring some of the 3,000 children who were born on September 11, 2001. They ask us to stop fostering hateful thoughts, and instead do at least one good deed on September 11 to honor the victims and responders on the 15th anniversary of the attack.
http://www.nationalservice.gov/special-initiatives/days-service/september-11th-national-dayservice-and-remembrance
Please Join us for our Philoptochos Kick off meeting. Sunday, September 18, 2016 Immediately following the Divine Liturgy Help start off the school year right. Bring in needed supplies to help our local schools.
Backpacks
Dry erase Markers
Glue Sticks
Pocket Folders
Tabbed Dividers
Paper reams
Bulk Snacks: goldfish, graham crackers, cheese crackers, etc.
Tissues
Spiral notebooks
Ziploc Bags various sizes needed
Pencils, pens
Small binders
Come see what we are planning! All ladies 18 and over are welcome to join us!
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The Beginning of a New Era in Orthodox Growth Sunday, September 25 after Divine Liturgy Presented by Gerry Clonaris, Archdiocese Department of Religious Education Chairman Metropolis of Atlanta Religious Education Chairman
Join us as we discuss: Welcome to a new era in adult religious education How our youth can grow through our Catechism programs Metropolis of Atlanta Strategic Plan for religious education and spiritual development
We invite all Teachers, Parish Council Members, all Ministry Leaders as well as all Parishioners to attend to learn of new opportunities for spiritual growth in our Orthodox Faith! There will be a light lunch served
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