Vol. 110 No. 17
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2019
12 pages
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How lucky we are . . . A fire south of Biggar put many residents in peril, Monday. Luckily for Biggar, the fire didn’t come near, but for many in its path, the damage is extensive. Fortunately, no loss of life, and we owe it all to some brave firefighters and emergency personnel. See Page 3 for story. (Independent Photo by Ana Irvine)
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St. Gabriel School held their annual Share Lent Carnival, April 18, raising money for a cause close to home. Students and staff played games and bought treats, all to help raise much needed funds for the purchase of a projector and wall screen for St. Gabriel Parish. With Easter now a pleasant memory, filled with chocolate bunnies and colourful eggs, these kids went a long way to helping their parish, all the while having a little bit of fun! (Independent Photos by Kevin Brautigam)
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Grass fire threatens homes A state of emergency was declared Monday as an out of control grass fire blazed southwest of Biggar. As of Independent deadline, no injuries or fatalities were reported, but the fire consumed a vast area with reports stating roughly 15 square kilometres. The fire, located in an area between HIghway 4 and 51, and the Tower and Duperow Roads, began Monday. Advisories were issued for evacuation with area residents voluntarily leaving the area. Patients at Biggar Hospital and residents at the long term care home were also moved. A shelter in place was established at the Biggar Community Hall, while various organizations donated food, water, juices, moved or housed cattle and horses. Biggar Fire Department, along with help from other fire agencies
were battling the blaze along with an aircraft. As of Wednesday, the province reported the fire was still burning but was contained. Much work still needed to be completed before the fire will be considered extinguished. Town residents were not asked to evacuate but were told to be prepared. Many did not receive the notice, instead hearing of the order through second-hand means. Those without Internet access were in the dark, relying on rumour and gossip. Astonished callers from across the country were surprised to learn that town residents were still in there homes, as news reports left a flawed impression. Members of the public were asked to avoid the area completely as to not compound fire fighters or emergency personnel efforts.
Symbol of Remembrance . . . Given our tremendous gift of salvation, a multi-denominational walking of the cross took place on Good Friday, a way to remember what it would have been for Christ to have walked through the city, knowing that at the end, crucifixion awaited. The commemoration of the suffering and public death of Jesus Christ was a multi-denominational event in Biggar. (Independent Photo by Daryl Hasein)
Vehicle stolen in Unity Unity RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in the following matter. On April 16, the Unity/ Wilkie/Macklin RCMP received a complaint of a theft of motor vehicle. A 2007 GMC Sierra, white in colour, was stolen sometime during the night. The truck has a set of after market rims which would set it out from other similar vehicles. The vehicle last had a Saskatchewan licence plate 383FGJ. The RCMP is requesting the public report any suspicious person or vehicles they observe as well as any occurrences where someone has come onto their property. They would like to remind the public to lock their vehicles and buildings when they are away from home. Anyone with information about these or any other crimes in local areas are asked to please call the Unity RCMP at (306) 228-6300, the Wilkie RCMP at (306) 843-3480, the Macklin RCMP at (306) 753-2171 or the Biggar RCMP at (306) 948-6600. If you prefer to remain anonymous please call
Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers with your information at 1-800-2228477, or *8477 on the
SaskTel Mobility Network. Crimes Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information which leads
to the arrest of person(s) responsible for any serious crime. Crime Stoppers is anonymous and
does not subscribe to call display, nor are your calls traced or recorded.
You can also submit a tip online at saskcrimestoppers.com.
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Property Crime Statistics (for the period, April 1-12) April 1: Break and Enter - Business (Village of Perdue) New Horizons in Perdue broken into. Nothing missing. Insufficient evidence to proceed. April 2: Theft Under $5,000 (Town of Biggar) Theft from Pharmasave. Insufficient evidence to proceed. April 12: Mischief - Damage to Property (Village of Perdue) Complaint of kids kicking over garbage cans. Insufficient evidence to proceed.
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A job well done Bad things do happen in the world, like war, natural disasters, disease. But out of those situations always arise stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Daryn Kagan Unfortunately bad things do sometimes happen. That was the case with the fire southwest of Biggar this week. At the time of writing this editorial the fire was reported as being contained there still will be a lot of work to do in the coming days, weeks and months. The people who live in the Biggar area are extraordinary. They have proved that time and time again when disasters strike. The VIA Rail train derailment was just one example. This time when the call went out for help, the citizens stepped up to the plate again. Everyone from emergency services personnel (firefighters, RCMP, health) to the concerned citizens who brought food to those who looked after livestock played an important role in helping to avert what could have been an even more serious disaster than it was. Our neighbours from surrounding communities also came to help. In the following weeks there will be lots of stories being shared with each other. There will be memories and even a few laughs. Because, in spite of the seriousness, things happen that you shake your head at. It wasn’t just locals that were concerned. A number of people in town received phone calls from family and friends in other places wondering what was happening, how we were doing and even offering places to stay during the “evacuation process”. Thankfully, that did not have to happen. Sylvia Burwell said, “While natural disasters capture headlines and national attention short-term, the work of recovery and rebuilding is long-term.” Once again a heartfelt thank you to everyone. Whether you played a large role or a small role, it shows what a community can accomplish when it pulls together.
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Notre Dame a grand lady with grand history I am writing this the day after Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was engulfed in flames. Millions around the world watched news coverage of the event and many Parisians stood mesmerized as one of their oldest landmarks burned. Canadian architect Arthur Erickson said, “Great buildings that move the spirit have always been rare. In every case they are unique, poetic, products of the heart.” It can be fairly said that Notre Dame de Paris was a great building that moved the spirit. Standing in the heart of Paris the church receives almost 13 million visitors per year which is more
than the Eiffel Tower. Not only is it a tourist attraction but it is also a working church. Plans would have been underway to celebrate this upcoming Easter season, an important time in the Catholic religion. Think of all the christenings, marriages and funerals the walls of the church would have witnessed. The many Christmases celebrated there, and the many ceremonial events. Many memories for many people. Built in the 12th century the cathedral was built using wood-timber frames. The trees were cut from 52 acres of mature forest. Each beam was made from an individual tree which
spawned the nickname “The Forest”. According to experts these beams will be next to impossible to replace in the rebuilding process. In all likelihood alternative materials will have to be used. Construction on the church began in 1163 and over the years various steps were completed. A brief timeline: 1182, apse and choir completed; 1200, work begins on western facade; 1225,
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bells each with their own name. The pipe organ dating back to the 18th century with some 8,000 pipes; played with five keyboards. Victor Hugo wrote his book The Hunchback of Notre Dame mainly to make people aware of the value of Gothic architecture. It was 1829 and the church was neglected and the medieval stained glass windows of the church had been replaced by white glass to let more light into the church. Hugo was active in trying to save medieval architecture, particularly in Paris. “There exists in this era, for thoughts written in stone, a privilege absolutely comparable
to our current freedom of the press. It is the freedom of architecture.” Book V, Chapter 2. The book(s) had some effect as people started to take a look a preserving old buildings. Hugo actually wrote three books, all aimed at convincing people to save the past. Historians today know and value the importance of preservation of the past. While we watch the news for updates, it is thought that some of the artifacts have been saved. Most notably the Crown of Thorns which was worn by Christ at his crucifixion and is one of the most revered religious artifacts.
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western facade completed; 1250, western towers and north rose window completed; 14th century, new flying buttresses added to apse and choir. This isn’t a church that was completed in a short time span. Peggy Hasein It took centuries and along the way statues and artifacts were collected. The famous
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Perfect storm . . . Wind-driven ice was pushed ashore on Richmond Lake south of Biggar, and for homeowners Keith and Joanne Meszaros, their pleasant shoreline was still in the grips of winter. It got worse as in the following days as the nearby Argo Bush fire blanketed the sky with smoke. (Photo for The Independent by Keith Meszaros)
New Horizons Activities by Chasity Braitenbach This past week at New Horizons we had Kaiser on April 15 in the afternoon. The first place winner was Ken Pearce with 267 points, in second place
was Pat Turner with 239 points, in third was Joyce Colbert with 205 points, and in fourth was Marie Roesch with 193 points. The highest scoring game was played by Pat and Joyce with a score of 61.
Fill the Foodbanks . . . Residents of Biggar, Perdue and Landis, Biggar and District Credit Union, BCS2000 and St. Gabriel School, were involved in a partnership with Golden West Radio to ‘Fill the Foodbanks’. An outstanding effort, Barb deHaan, Food For Thought President, left, is all smiles, with Lydia Anderson from Golden West Radio, centre, and Diane Larouche-Ellard of the Biggar and District Credit Union, all displaying just some of the items collected over the fund raiser. (Submitted Photo)
On April 16 New Horizons had a bake sale at Pharmasave which went extremely well! We managed to raise a total of over $500 thanks to all of the volunteers that donated baked goods and money. On April 17 we had our monthly Jam Session with a crowd of 44 people in attendance. We welcomed a new entertainer to the stage; Don Turta. We also heard some wonderful music from some of our regular entertainers including Bob McQuire, Bill Haffermehl, Gordon Laycock, Bob Wiseman and Stan Gardner. On Friday, April 19 we were closed for Good Friday. I’m hoping all you readers out there had a good Easter weekend! On Saturday, April 20 there was a celebration at New Horizons for Emily Liska’s 90th birthday. Emily Liska is a New Horizons board member and volunteer who has done a lot for us over the years. Happy birthday Emily! Have a great week!
" FIRE BAN IN EFFECT FOR THE R.M. OF BIGGAR No. 347 The Council of the R.M. of Biggar No. 347 has issued a fire ban for the municipality effective IMMEDIATELY, until further notice. All fires are prohibited except for the use of an enclosed barbecue apparatus. To help inform all residents in the municipality and surrounding area, the office has posted the ban on the R.M. website, Facebook and in the local paper. Please be advised that the ban was registered with Control Burn and that individuals and/or corporations can be held responsible for not complying with the fire ban order, as in accordance to the Fire Safety Act. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the office at 306-948-2422. Council thanks you for your co-operation on this matter. www.RMofBiggar.ca
NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL Rural Municipality of Grandview No. 349 Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Rural Municipality of Grandview No. 349 for the year 2019 has been prepared and is open to inspection at the office of the assessor from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the following days Monday to Friday, April 25th to May 27th, 2019. A Bylaw pursuant to Section 214 of The Municipalities Act has been passed and assessment notices have been sent as required. Any person who wishes to appeal against his or her assessment is required to file his or her notice of appeal by the 27th day of May, 2019 with: The Assessor Rural Municipality of Grandview No. 349 Box 39 Kelfield, SK S0K 2C0 Dated this 25th day of April, 2019 Shonda Toner, Assessor
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Tell me a thrilling story Some years ago (about 40 or so!) a bunch a Legionnaires from Perdue and their wives attended a Legion “social� (is social spelt with “yum, yum� or is
it “hic, hic�) in Sonningdale. It was a grant social! At the end of a fine meal the MC announced that all Legion men should entertain the crowd for
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a few minutes. Sorry if anyone remembers this! One man sang “Danny Boy� but as soon as he stepped on the stage the two guitar players with him were in a different key, but he sang the whole song in his key! There was a lot of crowd noise but he ended his musical entertainment and sat down. All the Legion men were to give their few minutes in the spotlight, even Y.T. who recited “The Shooting of Dan McGrew�. It finally came to little shy Arthur to give his bit, but all that he knew was a story told him by his father: “One cold dark night in Russia, the Captain said to his Lieutenant: ‘Scottie my boy tell me a thrilling story.’� So Scottie sat down on a stump and began it! He seemed to forget the next line, so he said: “One cold, dark night in Russia, the Captain said to his Lieutenant: Scottie my boy tell me a thrilling story!� He seemed to forget again so he said: “One cold dark night in Russia, the Captain said to his Lieutenant: Scottie my boy tell me a thrilling story.� Art was just giving us
The Family of Robert (Bob) Mason invite you to a Come and Go Tea in honour of his “100th Birthdayâ€? on Saturday, May 4th, 2019 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Biggar Health Care Centre 501 1st Ave. West Biggar, Saskatchewan •No gifts or cards please • A toonie donation with
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the same lines over and over again when several voices in the crowd hollered: “Sit down Art, sit down!� and Art sat down. We had been entertained for a few minutes. The night went on, but Art’s story reminded me of a night in Northwest Germany. It was a night in 1945 that kept coming back to me. Wilf Day and Y.T. crawled into an old house because we were tired from a long patrol. We fell asleep behind a long counter. When we awoke (in the dark) there were a lot of strange voices echoing in the room, speaking a language that we don’t know. We waited ...
what language were they speaking? It turned out that the people (men and women ) had been put in the Russian Army to fight attacking Germans, only to be captured by so called “enemy� who put them in the GerBob Mason many Army and were again captured, this time by some British troops in our area! They had no idea what it was all about! Finally a Canadian soldier knew a little of their Kurdish language. I still don’t know exactly where they came from, way down on one of the “stands�,
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northwest of India, but they sure scared day and Y.T. out of our wits! “Tell me a thrilling story�, eh? It seems to me that Y.T. is kind of running out of stories lately and the only way that I think of them is when I am reminded of times past! I guess this is because of “old age!� There must be a lot of “Last years� left yet though. So keep on reminding me, eh?! Are we ever lucky that people call now and then, and we wouldn’t feel right if they didn’t remind me of something that passed and we never ever noticed it! I think we have one of the most caring families in the country – and I was ever lucky to have been married to one of the nicest girls in the country! “Lend me your ears�, eh ... and thanks for everything!
Red sky . . . Smoke fills the sky south of Biggar as the wild fire in the Argo Bush area rages on. Under control as of Independent press time on Wednesday, the fire which covered roughly 15 square kilometres, was still burning but contained. (Independent Photo by Ana Irvine)
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Agricultural trade a cloudy issue by Calvin Daniels There are rules to trade between most countries, but that does not mean those rules are always followed. Of course there are avenues to push for the rules to be applied properly, but like the wheels of justice in general the process on world trade has wheels which move slowly. The body in terms of world trade is ultimately the World Trade Organization (WTO), which recently again came to the forefront in terms of farm trade, as it brought down a ruling in favour of the United States in a trade dispute regarding China’s application of tariff-rate quotas (TRQ’s) for wheat, corn and rice. What is interesting here, more so than the ruling, is the general slowness of the process.
According to a recent Western Producer article, “the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimated that US$3.5 billion of corn, wheat and rice could have been imported by China in 2015, if the latter applied the TRQ’s in a proper manner. We are now talking about a trade issue that was first noted four-plus years ago. Granted, the same article also noted, “it wasn’t until December 2016 that the U.S. requested consultations with China
regarding the latter’s application of TRQ’s. Eight months later the U.S. turned to the WTO to settle the matter, and submissions from the U.S. and China were made during the spring of 2018.” However you mark Calvin Daniels the actual dates on a calendar the dispute hung a cloud over trade between two major economic powers for an extended period of time. While such a dispute might be assumed to singularly involve the two countries
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directly involved, when it is major traders such as China and the U.S., it does hang a cloud over trade in the particular commodities involved on a broader basis. In this particular case the dispute is but one element of a larger issue in terms of world trade, which has the U.S. and China in a confrontation separate from trade, but with trade being dragged into the dispute as a club for both sides to bring pressure to bear. The dispute is ultimately a symptom of a protectionist American government, led by a wild card president positioned versus a China which has emerged as a world economic leader which is flexing its economic muscles to get what it wants. It is a situation which should be seen as worrisome as it brings a definite air of instability in world trade which has nothing to do with supply and demand economics, but is being caused by political arrogance and posturing.
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It’s time to clean up this town! :ŽŝŶ ƵƐ ŽŶ dƵĞƐĚĂLJ͕ May 7ƚŚ at 1 PM* ĨŽƌ ƚŚĞ 11ƚŚ Annual Spring ŽŵŵƵŶŝƚLJ ůĞĂŶƵƉ *A BBQ lunch will be served at 12:30 at the ƌĞĚŝƚ hŶŝŽŶ ĨŽƌ Ăůů ĐŽŵŵƵŶŝƚLJ ƉĂƌƟĐŝƉĂŶƚƐ At 1 PM everyone be assigned to teams, sent to a designated area, and supplied with garbage bags. Disposable gloves are supplied or bring your own!
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Upside sideways down . . . Ice is slowly breaking up at Springwater Lake, freeing up old growth in the water. The mirror finish of the calm water reflects these stumps while icy bits still remain in the background. (Independent Photo by Kevin Brautigam)
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“Mothers of the Year� for
THURSDAY, APRIL 25: Biggar & District Health Services Foundation Inc. will be holding their Annual Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Biggar Health Centre. Everyone is welcome. 14c3 FRIDAY, APRIL 27: Biggar & District Arts Council presents 40th season‌ "Marc Holt Quintet", 7:30 p.m. at The Majestic Theatre, Biggar. Adults/Seniors $30 (advance $25); Students, 13 and older, $15 (advance $12); children 12 and under, $5. Advance tickets available at de Moissac Jewellers, Biggar, 306-948-2452 or online www.ticketpro.ca 12c6 FRIDAY, APRIL 26: Biggar United Church Annual Garage sale, 309 Quebec Street basement entrance; 4 p.m. BBQ hamburger/refreshment, $6 garage and bake sale, doors open 5 to 8 p.m.; SATURDAY, APRIL 27: 9 a.m. pancake breakfast $6; garage and bake sale 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; drop off items and baking Thursday April 25 for 12 to 5 p.m. and Friday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; for more information call Jim or Linda at 306-948-2856; all donations gratefully accepted 15c3 SUNDAY, APRIL 28: Ruthilda Spring supper from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Bingo to follow. 15c3 WEDNESDAT, MAY 8: Biggar New Horizons Annual meeting at 1:30 pm ; everyone welcome 16c3
now being accepted. ‘Mothers of the Year Tea’ will be held
TUESDAY, MAY 7TH ‌submit your favourite Mom letter, around 150 words or less,
stating what makes this lady so special. All submissions will be honoured. Drop off letters to the Prairie Branches, Nova Wood Centre, 106 - 6th Ave. East, Box 1690, Biggar or Biggar Independent 122 Main Street, Box 40, Biggar. DEADLINE APR. 15, 2019
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Tiger resumes chase for 18 majors Tiger Woods is back on the train to Jack’s 18. Once thought automatic, then impossible, winning 18 major golf championships is now back in the discussion after Woods stunned the sports world by winning the 2019 Masters at Augusta, Ga. What a comeback! Woods was 1,199th in the world in December of 2017. Now he’s officially No. 6. In the hearts of legions of golf fans, he’s No. 1. It was in late January of 2015 and the tentative comeback attempt by Woods from injury, scandal and public humiliation was in its infancy. It was sad. He was at the Phoenix Open, having not played a regular PGA Tour schedule for most of 2014, finishing only three tournaments. Back injuries had him wondering whether he would ever play again. So here he was in Phoenix in 2015, trying to start another comeback. He shot 73 in the first round and skulled and chunked chips in the second round en route to an embarrassing 82. The critics were quick to declare his storied career finished. When he
withdrew prior to the first round the next week at San Diego, the critics’ claims seemed
You know the rest. He returned for the 2018 campaign, rising to as high as 12th in the world rankings, racking up seven top 10s and winning the Tour Championship. But would he ever win a major again? Could he possibly resume his chase for Jack Nicklaus’s Bruce Penton storied record of validated. 18 major titles? A major had eluded Not so fast. Woods since winning No. 14 in He hobbled his 2008. “No. 15 will way to 10 more be the hardest,� tournaments in said Tour rival 2015, making and Florida buddy the cut in six, Rickie Fowler, but managing leaving unsaid that only one top 10. if Woods were to He didn’t play at win his 15th major, all in 2016 and others could quickWoods made a ly follow. momentous decision following a So the golf world’s missed cut at the eyes will be on Farmers InsurWoods, now 43, ance Open in San at mid-May’s PGA Diego in January at Bethpage Black of 2017 — to have in New York, at back fusion surJune’s U.S. Open gery in April, cost- at Pebble Beach in ing him the entire California and at 2017 season. Later the Open Champiin 2017, he was onship in July at arrested for DUI Northern Ireland’s with a concocRoyal Portrush. tion of pain-killing drugs in his sys“The best thing tem, creating an for the game would unforgettable be for him to win mug shot. The low a couple of majors point had been and get closer to reached. “He’ll 18 and things will never be back,� go really crazy,� was a common another fellow pro, refrain. Marc Leishman,
Penton on sports
told SI.com’s Alan Shipnuck. “They’re going crazy now. Can you imagine?â€? • Headline at SportsPickle. com: “So it turned out that Tiger Woods was the next Tiger Woods.â€? •Patti Dawn Swansson in the River City Renegade on NHL playoff officiating: “ The skunk shirts are making more mistakes than your local meteorologist.â€? •Headline in theonion.com: “Steve Kerr Reminds Warriors To Seem Sad DeMarcus Cousins Injuredâ€? • TC in BC: “Baltimore Orioles’ Chris Davis ended his record hitless streak this week at 54 at bats. The most embarrassing part was when his hitting coach pitched him beach balls in batting practice and he still struck out four times.â€? • RJ Currie of sportsdeke.com: “With the Lightning suffering a Round 1 sweep, I’ll spare them electrical puns, like lacking a spark, feeling re-volted or the Jackets being amped up. I’ll only say this: Watt happened?â€? • One more from Currie: “Phillies star Bryce Harper and his wife are expecting their first baby. They’ve set aside part of his $330 million salary to bribe the kid’s way into the
best kindergarten possible.â€? • Dwight Perry of the Seattle Times: “Tiger Woods’ redemptive win at the Masters was nearly undone in the third round when a security guard slipped and slid into Woods’ ankle, but it all worked out in the end. Tiger got his green jacket, and the guard got a yellow card.â€? • Janice Hough of leftcoastsportsbabe.com, on Robert Kraft and karma: “How perfect that the Patriots finally are on other side of being unknowingly videotaped.â€? • Jack Finarelli of SportsCurmudgeon.com, on Magic Johnson’s ill-fated frontoffice tenure: “You might say that the Lakers hired ‘Magic’ Johnson as their team president, but they got ‘Earvin’ Johnson in terms of performance.â€? • TC in B.C. again, on Donald Trump announcing he would award his buddy Tiger Woods with The Medal of Freedom for his comeback to win the Masters: “Tiger said he would reciprocate by giving Trump an autographed copy of the Nine Commandments.â€? Care to comment? E-mail brucepenton2003@yahoo. ca.
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