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FEST RUINS HALL GL EN RO CK , PA

10.23.21 T HE VE N UE , T HE CA RS , T HE CAN DI DS!

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Mustang enthusiasts have asked for a magazine that has no ads, no sales pitches, and no bogus “fillers” to eat up space. They have asked for a magazine that is free, easy to access, and nothing but focused on Mustang pictures and content. They have asked for a magazine produced and written by Mustang owners. They have asked for a magazine that highlights the daily drivers and the average Mustang that is driven and is not a trailer queen. They have asked for the chance to one day have their ride, their group, their club, or their cause to be recognized in print or online. It is our absolute pleasure to meet these standards and to give you STANG Magazine. We hope that both our message and our image will be seen in every Mustang community out there. Thank you Mustang fans and enjoy your ride! - Daniel Ramey, Editor-In-Chief

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THE VENUE Ruins Hall Park

THE STABLE CALICO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michelle Grams EVE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Everett FLY-GRL1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Galanti GISELLE.. . . . . . . . . . . . . Dzhamil Aliyev GREYHOUND.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Ide HADES.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Moyer HORSEPLAY.. . . . . . . . . . . Chuck DeKett PKNPLAY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaitlyn Ramey P51.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laura Mattern RNEGADE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Ramey

ROXANNE.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Walko SALLY.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Weldon TWZZLER.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Smith 1965 CONVERTIBLE.. . . . . . Scott Bieber 2001 GT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nicklas Bieber COMBOS & CANDIDS Cars, Family, & Furryballs IN THE “HEADLIGHTS” Rob Walko — Rob Walko Photography OUR STAFF

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RUINS HALL PARK HAS A ROUGH HISTORY. THE PARK HAS BEEN PART OF MANY PROPERTIES OVER THE YEARS AND IS NOW ONE OF 6 LOTS. THERE IS A RICH HISTORY OF MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTION ON THIS AND ADJACENT LOTS. BELOW IS A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE LOCATION. 1870 HOSHOR, GORE AND COMPANY • Planning Mill and sash factory • Expanded West across the creek • Extension from switch of NCCR • Bridge linking properties • Separated as fire precaution 1894 Became Glen Manufacturing Company 1901 6 story Cosmo Carriage Company built (replacing Planning Mill) 1904 C osmo goes under, Enterprise Furniture Company relocates from Hanover Street 1920 G len Manufacturing relocated North of Glen Rock, Enterprise expands 1937 E nterprise goes under, Coleman Enterprise Corporation moves in • Dining room and bedroom furniture •R emainder of planning mill and smokestacks demolished.

•N ew buildings built, including a warehouse along the creek 1967 Coleman Furniture sold to Yorktowne Kitchens 1969 P roduction stops, outlet maintained in warehouse 1980 C ecil Antrip buys and removes top two floors of factory and most rear buildings 1987 Yorktowne Kitchens outlet closes 1992 Roof still intact 1999 Roof gone 2011 Bought by owners of Glen Rock Mill Inn 2019

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CURRENT SITUATION What it looks like right now, it’s a ruins. There are areas that have deteriorated and need repair to maintain safety. There are stormwater and trash issues. The creek wall needs attention, parking needs to be solved, and a better public bathroom situation would be nice. It’s entirely open air, which is nice when it’s not raining and makes for great pictures. But…there are people and there is art. Lots of both.

WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE? “Ruins Park” has hosted a number of annual events in the last few years including: Live Arts Festival, Glen Rock Arts and Brew Festival, Rumble In The Ruins, and Glenrocktoberfest. It has also been home to numerous weddings, birthday parties, farmer markets, and art painting events each year as well as a constant stream of portrait sessions, Instagram photo shoots, and visitors from the Rail Trail.

WHO IS COMING TO THIS PLACE? Ruins Park has become a focus for the artistically inclined, drawing from multiple counties and states.

Events attendance shows a heavy pull from Maryland counties as well as York and Hanover areas. In the summer, you can’t stand there for 15 minutes without someone pulling off the Rail Trail and checking it out for the first time or checking to see if their favorite works of art are still up. Local organizations use the space for community projects including at least one that gives out free food and organizes cleanups in the area.

STREET ART BY JAY ROCK RUINS HALL IS THE PASSION PROJECT

of a small 2-man business that, by all measures, shouldn’t be taking on passion projects. But I spent my summers trapsing around and damning up the South Branch of the Codorus which runs through the property and this place represents the sort of potential and impact that we we want to see. A chance to show a community that people WANT to be here and a venue to help them celebrate that.

Ruins Hall is, has been, a living art space for over a decade… and we have no intention of changing that. There isn’t much here yet, but with a little luck and a lot of help there will be. We’d like to pay artists, partner with local stewards of the South Branch, add public bathrooms, start a children’s

graffiti program, keep the space available for any local organization to use for community or fundraising needs, and maybe even transform this space into a breathtaking gateway and trailhead for the Trail Towns project. It’s a lot, we know. But we will get there. One picture at a time.

-Matthew Davis (co-owner)

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CALICO –1998 GT CONVERTIBLE

SHE MAY NOT BE THE FASTEST STANG ON THE ROAD THESE DAYS BUT SHE IS FUN!

the AACA car show. Calico also has been in numerous

This awesome 1998 Mustang convertible GT is named

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“Calico”. She was purchased from a special owner

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who’s husband died and the mods I made were in honor of him. This Mustang has a one of kind look with her orange stripes. She may not be the fastest Stang on the road these days but she is fun!

Calico has won a few awards in 2021 including 3rd place at the Mustang Madnesss show and a top 20 award at

area parades and cruises honoring senior classes. Also part of the White Mustang Registry. I always enjoy the drive in this Mustang!

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STANG MAGAZINE IS ALL ABOUT THE RIDE, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, IT’S ABOUT THE “FAMILY” WE ENJOY IT WITH! January of 2013. In love with our car, Eve, we decided to start exploring the open road while looking for people and groups that share our passion. We started with the Blue Mustang Registry and then stumbled upon STANG Magazine. We realized as we started to join their adventures, we came across the perfect Mustang Enthusiasts.

Not only has this group gone on to enjoy many adventures over the past few years, but along the way have

become family. STANG Magazine is all about the ride, but more importantly, it’s about the “family” we enjoy it with!

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FLY-GRL1 –2020 ECOBOOST

I HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED SO MANY ADVENTURES OR THE CLOSENESS BETWEEN PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FAMILY

BY BIRTH BUT FAMILY BY CHOICE! FLY GIRL…my salute to not only my service but to every Veterans service in the Armed Forces. The first time I saw her Velocity Blue color, I thought AIR FORCE. Fly Girl gives me the opportunity to interact with and be a part of my family at STANG Magazine. I have never experienced so many adventures or the closeness between people who are not family by birth but family by CHOICE!

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DZ HA MIL AL IYEV GISELLE–2016 GT

EVERY SINGLE TIME I START IT UP, I LOVE THE SOUND OF THE COYOTE ENGINE COMING TO LIFE. Coming from a Jeep, I wanted something that could

It’s a blast to drive along the back roads and cruises

handle. Two things I knew I wanted in this vehicle was

very well on the highway. I get compliments on the

a V8 and the ability to row my own gears. I found this

car quite often, and enjoy kids asking me to rev it

16’ GT in Deep Impact Blue. Even though it was a base

when they see it.

model, it looked great and felt right.

In the 3 years that I’ve had this Mustang so far, I’ve made it my own by changing up the appearance and making it a bit louder. Every single time I start it up, I love the sound of the Coyote engine coming to life.

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GREYHOUND–2002 GT

STANG MAGAZINE IS ALL ABOUT LOVE OF THE MUSTANG. DOESN’T MATTER WHAT YEAR OR WHAT KIND YOU OWN, ONCE YOU’RE IN YOUR FAMILY. My affinity for the Mustang started at 16 when a neigh-

pily named it Greyhound. It was named in honor of the Destroyers I served on in the Navy for 20 years. Greyhound is a daily driver and is now pushing 180K miles.

STANG Magazine is all about love of the Mustang.

Doesn’t matter what year or what kind you own, once you’re in your family. We love spending our weekends going on adventures with the Fam!

bor brought home a Black 84 GT. Two years later I bought a 86 Mustang and drove it until our family was too big for it. Move ahead 16 years and I’m back in a Mustang. I brought home a 02 GT and I’ve had it ever

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since. I’ve done many mods over the years and had it re-

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painted Mineral Grey with Magnetic Grey trim and hap-

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HADES–2012 GT PREMIUM

STANG MAG EVENTS ARE UNIQUE AND FUN; UNLIKE BORING, SIT ON YOUR ASS, CAR SHOW EVENTS. Hades is a 2012 Grabber Blue GT Premium. This Mus-

car show events. We cruise to places like Pennhurst Asylum, the Battleship in New Jersey, Watkins Glen New York and drive on the race track. It’s such a blast of fun with the Stang Family.

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tang has lots of upgrades from a recently installed

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Whipple gen 5 3.0L supercharger to suspension, ex-

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haust, driveline and painted engine bay parts and dress up items.

STANG Magazine is the best Mustang magazine out there with no fillers or ads. Stang family is a great group of Mustang owners who love to have fun. STANG Mag events are unique and fun; unlike boring, sit on your ass,

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HORSEPLAY–2017 GT PREMIUM

MEMBERS OF THE STANG MAG FAMILY ARE MORE PASSIONATE ABOUT FUN AND INCLUSION THAN THEY ARE THEIR CARS AND THAT SAYS A LOT! If you asked me if I thought I’d be writing an article

I met Daniel Ramey at a Beltway Mustang show and won my spot with STANG Magazine in their Carlisle Ford Nationals display. Needless to say I wasn’t sure what to expect being that I didn’t know the people attending and was going by myself.

The STANG Mag family welcomed me in from the very start and made me feel like one of their own!

for STANG Magazine for my car this time last year I

Members of the STANG Mag family are more passionate

would’ve said no. If you asked me if I would be writing

about fun and inclusion than they are their cars and that

it about a different car than the 2005 Roush Mustang I

says a lot! I can’t wait to see what’s to come in 2022!

had I would’ve said hell no. I loved that car but acquiring this one reinvigorated my passion for car shows and events!

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PKNPLAY–2016 GT PREMIUM

THE LOOKS AND STARES THAT I GET WHEREVER I GO IS AMAZING, ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY SEE IT’S A FEMALE DRIVING.

I have always wanted a Mustang and a great group of friends to share lots of memories with. Through my husband and STANG Magazine, I have been able to go on adventures, build relationships that will last a lifetime, and laugh so hard that I cry. I absolutely love being a Mustang owner and being a part of this

What do I love about having a Mustang? I love that I

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am a woman driving a “man’s” car and killing the stereotype. The sound coming from within and the deep

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growl of the engine is absolutely breathtaking. The

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looks and stares that I get wherever I go is amazing, especially when they see it’s a female driving. The tinted windows make it hard to see whose driving which makes it all the better. I love being incognito.

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P51–2018 ECOBOOST PREMIUM

THIS STEED DOESN’T GALLOP, IT FLIES!

Laura loves to spend time with her clubs including Beltway Mustangs, Mustang Club of Maryland, Blue Mustang Registry, Lightning Blue Mustang Registry

This beautiful Mustang is a 2018 Lightning Blue Ecoboost premium coupe with a performance package and track apps. Nicknamed “P51”, this steed doesn’t gallop, it flies!

Just like the infamous Mustangs that took to the air,

and Harford Mustangs. Set to take flight in 2022, you will find P51 (and it’s accomplice) on missions to attend many local events and without a doubt you will find a very happy pilot behind the wheel giving flybys with a big thumbs up!

this baby can turn, glide, and attack with precision. P51 is sleek in design, custom to her pilot’s preference, and ready to take off at any given notice. The P51 proudly took second place in 2020 at the Carlisle Ford Nation-

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Ecoboost category.

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RNEGADE–2008 GT

I STARTED STANG MAGAZINE WITH ONE GOAL IN MIND....

TO HAVE FUN.

make sure our mission is to always have fun. I wanted a reason to get people together, to get people out on the road, and to get people to enjoy the love of American Muscle once again. We are not here to promote

Renegade is a 2008 Mustang GT that started out bone stock. Over the years, she has been evolving and has

and build a media publication. We are here to build history, legacy, and tradition.

become globally famous. I wanted to start with the S197 platform and turn this Mustang into a work of art

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that can never be duplicated. Thanks to various spon-

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sors and partners working with STANG Magazine, I

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have been able to finish this Mustang and take it everywhere on our adventures.

I started STANG Magazine with one goal in mind.... to have fun. From the very first day to the very last, I will

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ROXANNE–2018 ECOBOOST PREMIUM CONVERTIBLE

“YOU DON’T HAVE TO PUT ON THAT RED LIGHT”, IT’S ALL GREEN LIGHTS FROM HERE. Roxanne is a 2018 EcoBoost Premium Convertible. Like the song by the same name, she spent the first year of her life “walking the streets for money” as a Hertz rent-

and CarShowz.com.

Rob would like to thank STANG Magazine for the wonderful opportunity to share his photography passion.

To date, his photos have been on the cover of STANG Magazine and featured in 11 issues, including every car photo in the Battleship New Jersey 2021 issue.

al car. Rob saved her from that life and now he “won’t

Roxanne, “you don’t have to put on that red light,” it’s

share her with another boy”.

all green lights from here.

After spending about a year mostly stock, Roxanne got a CP-E intercooler, Roush cold air intake, and custom tune boosting her performance to around 400hp (at the crank). Under the hood, her treatments include a custom airbrushed hoodliner, CP-E charge pipe, and several custom painted parts to match the exterior.

Outside, she sports GT grilles, custom airbrushed pony emblems, MMD bumper vents, yellow caliper covers, and custom vinyl hood stripes.

As a member of the Mustang Club of Maryland, Beltway Mustang Club, and the Red Mustang Registry, Rob regularly attends shows and cruises. If you go to a show, you may find his car, but you probably won’t find him there. He will be walking around taking photographs since he is a staff photographer for STANG Magazine

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JOHN WE L DON SALLY–1966 COUPE

STANG MAGAZINE BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER AND THE EVENTS IT SPONSORS ARE NOTHING SHORT OF GREAT FUN AND FELLOWSHIP. I have always had an affinity for the old Mustangs but ap-

New or old, the Mustang has a long history of being one

preciate and admire the newer generations and history

of the best and most popular sports cars in the world.

of the Mustang.

The STANG Magazine organization has afforded me the opportunity to continue my passion and meet people with the same passion for the Mustang.

STANG Magazine brings people together and the events it sponsors are nothing short of great fun and fellowship.

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TWZZLER–2012 SHELBY GT500

EVERYONE HAS ONE OF THOSE ONCE IN A LIFETIME MOMENTS.

age (suspension upgrade), Recaro Racing Seats, and hand signed on the passenger side sun visor by Carroll Shelby. The previous owner even kept the original

At some point in life, everyone has one of those ‘once in a lifetime’ moments. Such was the case with Twizzler.

A pristine, garage kept, 2012 Shelby GT500. Of course

window sticker as an added bonus. I’ve always had a passion for Mustangs since I was 16, and this one represents my 5th, and by far, my favorite.

there were several thousand Shelby GT500’s produced in 2012, so what makes this one that once in a lifetime

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moment? Easily the backstory behind it, and the way it

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found its way into my life. This car was won in raffle (by

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a gentleman who bought one $25 ticket) back in 2012 at Carlisle Ford Nationals. He already had a beautifully restored ‘65, so when he brought this one home, he put it in his garage. Short of starting it every couple of weeks, and taking it around the block once every month or so to keep it moving, the car sat there for almost a decade. When I was able to acquire the car back in March of this year, the odometer had a reading of 264 miles! Essentially a 10 year old, brand new car.

I found out that the car was up for sale from a fellow Stang fan at Carlisle Ford Nationals in 2020, and as it turns out, it was sitting right in my home town the whole time. Pretty amazing turn of events. And a pretty amazing car as well. It’s equipped with the SVT Pack-

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I COULDN’T ASK FOR A BETTER GROUP OF FAMILY/FRIENDS TO SHARE MUSTANG CULTURE WITH.

STANG Magazine started out as a group of Mustang enthusiasts wanting to preserve Mustang history and culture. Over time this group has transformed into a family. What I like about STANG Mag is the family that we have become. The events we participate in

I’ve owned this 65 Mustang for 9 years. I’m it’s 3rd owner and the gentleman I purchased it from owned it for over 40 years. The 65 is a true survivor that still has the original sheetmetal, paint, interior and driveline. It

range from car shows to historical places, which makes for excitement, fun and there’s never a dull moment.

I couldn’t ask for a better group of family/friends to share Mustang culture with.

also sports vintage 1965 Western Wheels aluminum slots, vintage Offenhauser intake with vintage Holley carb. The exhaust flows through vintage tri-y headers.

The 65 is a hot rod survivor.

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THE EVENTS THAT STANG MAGAZINE PUTS ON ARE SOME OF THE MOST RELAXING AND FUN MUSTANG EVENTS I’VE BEEN TO.

Ryderz. STANG Magazine is more then a group of friends. Since the beginning the STANG Magazine crew quickly became family who look after and help each other out. The events that STANG Magazine put on are some of the most relaxing and fun Mustang events I’ve been to. I always seem to meet and make new friends while catching up with old friends I haven’t seen in

This beautiful Mustang is a 2001 GT coupe that doesn’t

awhile. It’s always a good time!

have many options that I am aware of. I bought this car as a driver so my show car, a 2000 Mustang, wouldn’t be my daily driver.

I love to hang out with clubs and that includes running with STANG Magazine as a representive and Ghost

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STANG MAGAZINE GOES ON DOZENS OF ADVENTURES A YEAR. WE CRUISE, WE TRAVEL, AND WE HAVE FUN. NO MATTER WHERE WE GO OR WHAT WE DO, WE SEEM TO ATTRACT ATTENTION BOTH IN OUR MUSTANGS AND JUST ON OUR OWN. THIS EVENT WAS NO DIFFERENT. This year we wanted to have one

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grabbed a partner, and had our

thing about STANG Magazine…

last photo shoot for the year. We

own romantic get away surround-

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make the best of it. We brought

sure we made their day.

the scenes that make it all happen.

the grill, we brought the music, and we brought the laughter. Believe it or not, we had some local high school kids show up to do a photo shoot. They were telling us

Even our furball friends tagged along for the ride and they were a part of the fun. From high noon to the sun fell behind the horizon,

We are friends, we are family, and most of all, we are together. From the starting line to the finish line, we ride together.

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IN T HE “HE ADL IGHTS" ROB WALKO – ROB WALKO PHOTOGRAPHY

We met Rob Walko at a

He is able to capture the moment, help others keep

Mustang event and imme-

those precious memories, and deliver with detail. We

diately saw his passion

are proud to have him as part of our STANG Magazine

and creativity when it comes to photography. Rob

family and we would definitely recommend his work.

was so focused on capturing the best shots that we

This issue highlights Rob’s Mustang passion and

weren’t sure if he was even enjoying the actual event

definitely gives you an idea of the creativity this man

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

SOCIAL EVENTS DIRECTORS:

Editor-In-Chief: Daniel Ramey Executive Director: Kaitlyn Ramey Creative Director: Chuck DeKett HR Director: Anita Everett SR Director: TJ Perry Analytics Director: Tim Perry

Tija Moyer Dave Moyer Brad Peterson Michelle Van Sickler Angela Moorman Laura Mattern

HISTORY AND RESEARCH DIRECTOR:

CRUISE EVENTS DIRECTORS:

Scott Bieber

SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTORS: Nicklas Bieber Lisa Cook Mike Everett

Mark Ide Laura Ide Joerg Werner

CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS DIRECTOR:

Rayn Hoch

MARKETING DIRECTORS:

OPERATIONS DIRECTORS:

Doug Smith Joyce Galanti

Robert Moorman (Northeast Region) Jeff Dixon (Southeast Region) Don Houston (Midwest Region) Ingo Rutenberg (Canadian Region) Dawn Rutenberg (Canadian Region)

STANG SEMA RELATIONS DIRECTOR Mark Dennis

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