Challenges, Changes, & Choices
It is with a bit of trepidation and a great amount of delight that I step forward in my official duties as 4CS President.
The trepidation comes from having seen such great leaders before me, and following in their very impressive, large, footsteps. The delight comes from having such a great passion and love for our fellow classified employees, and having an opportunity to some- how relay that passion statewide in ways that I normally would not have been given.
In my research as to what past presidents have said to you. I have noticed a similar pattern. We seem to always be faced with challenges, changes and choices.
Our challenges today are very similar as they have been in the past twenty years. How to get
S all of our wonderful classified in positions to be able to participate, to have their voice heard, and to have meaningful opportunities to grow professionally.
Recent changes that we have seen are the passing of AB 2558, which states that any funding appropriated for purposes of this article shall be allocated to the community college districts that provide professional development opportunities to both faculty and staff. Funding shall be disbursed in accordance with rules and regulations adopted by the board of governors. A change we are still waiting to see happen is actual funding which will be designated specifical- ly to professional development. One of the changes we can help orchestrate as classified, is to work with our bargaining units to negotiate flex credit for classified professionals into our contracts. This will give us opportunities to be away from our desk when funding does come forward.
Another recent change is many invitations coming to us to fill vacant seats on statewide com- mittees, and we have reached out to you. Many have stepped forward and we thank you for that.
We have also began plenary sessions to create resolutions that will ensure a lasting and effec-
tive way to communicate our needed perspective.
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Many years ago when I became a classified employee, I looked around and saw some inequi- ties that didn’t make sense to me. I could be part of the solution or part of the problem. I made the choice to be part of the solution, and was just naïve enough to ask simple questions that made radical changes in our district.
As President of the board of 4CS, I can tell you with great assurance that this board has chosen
to be available to helping you in any way we can. You are the reason we are here. ONNECTION Speaking of choices, Mission Hills hosted the North Retreat, the Gathering of the Senates, on August 5th, 2015 which was very well-attended. We also have some great opportunities com- ing up for you: January 29, 2016 will be our South Leadership Retreat which will be hosted by
Crafton Hills College from 9:30-4:00, and our annual CLI conference is being held in Ventura C on June 16-18, 2016. Our theme this year will be “Leadership & Governance: Adventures on the High C’s.” I hope to see you there!
With Great Gratitude,
Debbie Weatherly, 4CS President
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4CS Executive Board Directory...... 2 CLI 2016 Information ...... 3-4 A newsletter for the 4CS News ...... 5-6 Classified Senates Statewide Senate/Leader Directory ...... 7-8 of the Senate News From Across the State ...... 8-10 California Community Colleges 4CS Sponsors Acknowledgment ...... 11 4CS Calendar of Events ...... 12
4CS Connections November 2015 1 4CS Executive Board Directory
OFFICERS CENTRAL 2 SOUTHEAST 2 PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVES ERNIE GARCIA VACANT DEBBIE WEATHERLY NORTH 1 Fresno City College Coast CCD, Coastline Commu- Santa Rosa Junior College VACANT 559-442-8231 nity College, Cypress College, 707-527-4505 Butte College, College of the [email protected] Fullerton College, Golden West [email protected] Redwoods, College of the Siski- Clovis Community College, College, Irvine Valley College, yous, Feather River College, College of the Sequoias, Fresno Long Beach City College, North NORTH VICE PRESIDENT Lassen College, Mendocino City College, Reedley College, Orange CCD, Orange Coast SHONDRA WEST College, Shasta College State Center CCD, West Hills College, Rancho Santiago CCD, Los Medanos College College South Orange County CCD, 925-473-7409 NORTH 2 Saddleback College, Santa Ana [email protected] DEBORAH KNOWLES CENTRAL 3 College, Santiago Canyon Col- Sacramento City College VACANT lege SOUTH VICE PRESIDENT 916-650-2770 Bakersfield College, Cerro Coso KAREN MARTIN [email protected] CC, Kern CCD, Porterville Col- SOUTHEAST 3 Irvine Valley College American River College, Con- lege, Taft College TRISHA ALBERTSEN 949-451-5294 sumnes River College, Folsom Chaffey College [email protected] Lake College, Los Rios CCD, SOUTHWEST 1 909-652-6033 Sacramento City College VACANT [email protected] SECRETARY Compton College, East Los Barstow College, Chaffey Col- CARI PLYLEY NORTH 3 Angeles College, El Camino lege, College of the Desert, Butte College VACANT College, Los Angeles CCD, Los Copper Mountain College, (530) 879-6106 Lake Tahoe CC, Sierra College, Angeles City College, Los An- Crafton Hills College, Moreno [email protected] Yuba College, Woodland Col- geles Harbor College, Los An- Valley College, Mt. San Jacinto TREASURER lege geles Mission College, Los College, Norco College, River- NORMA TALLEY Angeles Pierce College, Los side City College, Riverside Butte College BAY 1 Angeles Trade Tech, Los Ange- CCD, San Bernardino CCD, (530) 893-7503 VACANT les Valley College, Santa Mon- San Bernardino Valley College, [email protected] Berkely City College, Chabot ica College, West Los Angeles Victor Valley College College, Chabot Las Positas College PAST PRESIDENT CCD, College of Alameda, Con- PRESIDENT EMERETI MAUREEN CHENOWETH tra Costa CCD, Contra Costa SOUTHWEST 2 MAUREEN CHENOWETH Foothill College (Retired) College, Diablo Valley College, PEDER NIELSEN Retired 650-494-7235 Laney College, Los Medanos Ventura College [email protected] [email protected] College, Merritt College, Peralta 805-289-6277 CCD, Solano CC [email protected] CARI PLYLEY 4CS ASSOCIATES Allan Hancock College, Ante- Butte College DENNIS GORDON BAY 2 lope Valley College, College of [email protected] Irvine Valley College LINDA ALLEN the Canyons, Cuesta College, [email protected] Skyline College Moorpark College, Oxnard Col- TONY PRESTBY 650-738-4123 lege, Santa Barbara CC, Ventura [email protected] JOSE HUESO [email protected] College, Ventura CCD San Diego CC District Cañada College, College of MONICA SOUZA [email protected] Marin, College of San Mateo, SOUTHWEST 3 Sacramento City College Napa Valley College, City Col- DEBRA CANTARERO [email protected] MY LOI lege of San Francisco, San Pasadena City College Mission College Mateo CCD, Santa Rosa Jr. [email protected] MARY THOMPSON [email protected] College, Skyline College Cerritos College, Citrus College, Retired Glendale CC, Mt. San Antonio [email protected] JANET PEDERSEN BAY 3 College, Pasadena City College, San Joaquin Delta College LAUREL KINLEY Rio Hondo College JULIE WHITING [email protected] West Valley College San Joaquin Delta College 408-741-2101 SOUTHEAST 1 [email protected] ROCIO SANDOVAL [email protected] VACANT San Diego Mesa College Cabrillo College, De Anza Col- Cuyamaca College, Grossmont JIM WILSON (retired) [email protected] lege, Evergreen Valley College, College, Grossmont Cuyamaca [email protected] Foothill College, Foothill DeAn- CCD, Imperial Valley College, KAREN SMITH za CCD, Gavilan College, Hart- Mira Costa College, Palo Verde Foothill College nell College, Mission College, College, Palomar College, San [email protected] Monterey Peninsula College, Diego CCD, San Diego City Ohlone College, San Jose City College, San Diego Continuing College, San Jose Evergreen Education, San Diego Mesa CCD, West Valley College, College, San Diego Miramar See a vacancy in your West Valley Mission CCD College, Southwestern College area? Get involved!
CENTRAL 1 Contact Cari Plyley for VACANT more information! Columbia College, Merced Col- lege, Modesto Jr. College, San Joaquin Delta College, Yosemite CCD
4CS Connections November 2015 2 News From 4CS
CLI 2016 Promises “Adventures on the High C’s” Ahoy, mateys! There be adventure ahead at the 2016 Classified Leadership Institute! Classified Professionals from around the state will invade the Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach for a swashbuckling good time June 16-18, 2016. This year’s conference holds a treasure chest full of professional and personal development. There also be time for merriment at the Tortuga Ball Awards Dinner. Don’t forget ye finest pirate clothes. Gather ye crew and set sail towards the sandy shores of Ventura Beach!
Classified Leadership Institute Scholarship Opportunities! For information on CLI activities, awards and events, go to http://www.ccccs.org/activities/cli/2016/index.dwt
Four Scholarships Available: North Region South Region At-Large The Jim Wilson Leadership Scholarship (Scholarships cover lodging and registration) Deadline February 16, 2016
4CS Connections November 2015 3 CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS Calling classified staff to provide workshop for the 2016 Classified Leadership Institute. Presenter discount of $50 off registration available.
Workshop strands: Walking the Plank in Leadership and Shared Governance Forecast & Conditions in Senate, Union and Campus Issues Breaking Barriers in Fundraising Testing the Waters in the 4CS Speaker’s Bureau Academy Buccaneer Networking by Committee Participation: Campus, Local and Statewide Learning to Trim the Sails in Student Equity, Diversity and Success
Proposals must be submitted by 5:00 pm, Friday, February 26, 2016 For more information, please contact
Trisha Albertsen [email protected] , 909-652-6033 (p) or Shondra West: [email protected] , 925-473-7409 (p)
4CS Connections November 2015 4 News From 4CS
Contact Karen Martin, 4CS South VP, for registration information at [email protected]
4CS Connections November 2015 5 News From 4CS
Southeast 3 Area Meets On October 16, 2015, Southeast 3 Area held a meeting of the colleges under 4CS area representative Trisha Albertsen. Chaffey College host- ed and provided refreshments. All colleges in the Southeast 3 area were invited and three (3) colleges attended the meeting. During the meeting, there was a discussion on the following topics: Meeting quor- ums, senator participation, senate events and fundraising, campus chal- lenges, and many different 4CS resources. The colleges in attendance were Chaffey College, Crafton Hills, and Mt. San Jacinto College. 4CS South Vice President Karen Martin attended and provided valuable in- formation to all attendees. Classified Professionals in attendance were: Eva Aceves, Alma Alvarez, Belen Kirejian, Tim Lampley, Elizabeth Mascaro, and Diane Morales of Mt. San Jacinto College; Lissa Napoli, Corrie Verhagen, and Donna Walker of Chaffey College; and Mary Bender, and Cyndi Gundersen of Crafton Hills College.
Classified Professionals Step Up to Serve! 4CS is pleased to report that beginning last year and continuing into this year, we have appointed 4CS senate members to several statewide advisory groups critical to new initiatives aimed at improving student success. Classified professionals play an integral role in the campus environment and our perspective is sorely needed.
It is also important to note that written into much of the recent legislation that has created these new initiatives is a caveat that requires representation from all stakeholders.
As many of these appointments are very recent, we will report on these groups in more detail in our next issue. Many thanks to the following individuals for their participation!
Brianne Holland (American River College) Institutional Effectiveness Program Initiative Advisory/Professional Development Neill Kovrig (San Diego Continuing Education) Institutional Effectiveness Program Initiative Advisory/Policy Maggie Baez (Cañada College) SP Advisory Irina Marsant (Sacramento City College) Common Assessment Advisory Christy Figueroa-Pettis (San Diego Continuing Education) 3SP Non-Credit Advisory Shawn Ledet (Sacramento City College)– EEO and Diversity Advisory Committee Dave Stephens (Butte College)
4CS Speakers Bureau available to Senates The 4CS Speakers Bureau is a service of the California Community Colleges Classified Senate. The Speakers Bureau con- nects you with a network of community college leaders who can provide a variety of presentations and facilitate work- shops. Our speakers and workshop leaders are current or past employees of the California Community College System who have years of direct experience working with students, staff and local districts. Each of our speakers has extensive and direct experiences working with community college participatory governance and closely related topics. Many of our workshops are designed to assist you in discovering your own potential and solutions by providing a structure for effective communi- cation and by sharing ideas from across the state. 4CS speakers and workshops will bring new ideas and possibilities to your campus and groups, ideas that you can success- fully adapt to your local needs and situations. A variety of speakers, facilitators, presentations and workshops are availa- ble. If you do not find what you want, we can work together to plan something different that meets your specific needs. Visit www.ccccs.org. and click on “Activities & Services” for more information.
4CS Connections November 2015 6 Classified Senate Leaders Directory
College Pres Name CS Pres Phone CS Pres Email
American River College Mary Goodall (916) 484-8300 [email protected]
Berkeley City College Karen Shields (510) 981-5017 [email protected]
Butte Community College Teeje Jamison (530) 879-4069 [email protected]
Cañada College Deborah Joy (650) 306-3318 [email protected]
Cerro Coso College Kimberly Blackwell (760) 384-6219 [email protected]
Chabot College Noell Adams (510) 723-7055 [email protected]
Chaffey College Trisha Albertsen (909) 652-6033 [email protected]
City College of San Francisco James Rogers (415) 239-3097 [email protected]
Clovis Community College Dan Hoffman (559) 325-5200 [email protected]
Coastline Community College Mark Worden (714) 546-7600 x16763 [email protected]
College of Marin Matthew Dimopoulas (415) 457-8811 x7551 [email protected]
College of the Canyons Patrick Backes (661) 362-5479 [email protected]
Columbia College Shawn Jordison (209) 588-5362 [email protected]
Contra Costa CCD Coordinating Council Linda Kohler (925) 473-7344 [email protected]
Contra Costa CCD Office Georgette Stewart (925) 229-6847 [email protected]
Contra Costa College Erika Greene (510) 215-4000 [email protected]
Copper Mountain College Fawn Cambon (760) 366-3791 x5606 [email protected]
Cosumnes River College April Robinson (916) 691-7426 [email protected]
Crafton Hills College Michelle Tinoco (909) 389-3369 [email protected]
Cuyamaca College Ari Ahmadian (619) 6600-4000 [email protected]
DeAnza College Lorna Maynard (408) 864-8849 [email protected]
Diablo Valley College Scott Heiden (925) 969-2719 [email protected]
Feather River College Cynthia Hall (530) 283-0202 x233 [email protected]
Folsom Lake College Rochelle Franco (916) 608-6546 [email protected]
Foothill College Karen Smith (650) 949-7027 [email protected]
Foothill-DeAnza District Central Services Rachelle Licon (650) 949-6227 [email protected]
Fresno City College & SCCCD Susi Nitzel (559) 442-4600 x2365 [email protected]
Fullerton College Sharon Kelly (714) 732-5386 [email protected]
Glendale Community College Wendy Grove (818) 551-5161 [email protected]
Grossmont College Pat Murray (619) 644-7316 [email protected]
Grossmont-Cuyamaca CC District Office Yvette Macy (619) 644-7511 [email protected]
Hartnell College Joanne Trevino (831) 755-6830 or x7830 [email protected]
Irvine Valley College Karen Martin (949) 451-5294 [email protected]
Laney College James Blake (510) 464-3230 [email protected]
Las Positas College Bill Eddy (925) 424-1282 [email protected]
Los Medanos College Linda Kohler (925) 473-7344 [email protected]
4CS Connections November 2015 7 Classified Senate Leaders Directory
College CS Pres Name CS Pres Name CS Pres Email
Mendocino College Erik Alfkin (707) 468-3108 [email protected]
Merced College Charlene Reed (209) 384-6067 [email protected]
Merritt College Stefanie Harding (510) 436-2414 [email protected]
MiraCosta College Gwen Partlow (760) 795-6813 [email protected]
Mission College Mike Denne (408) 855-5384 [email protected]
Moorpark College April Doud (805) 533-4027 [email protected]
Mt. San Antonio College John Lewallen (909) 274-4137 [email protected]
Mt. San Jacinto College Elizabeth Mascaro (951) 487-3212 [email protected]
Napa Valley College Chris Farmer (707) 256-7191 [email protected]
Norco College Anthony Muniz (951) 739-7807 [email protected]
Orange Coast College Cecilia Schreyer (714) 432-5848 [email protected]
Oxnard College Dr. Jennifer J. Clark (805) 986-5815 [email protected]
Pasadena City College Debra Cantarero (626) 585-7138 [email protected]
Peralta CCD Office James Blake (510) 464-3537 [email protected]
Reedley College Corinna Lemos (559) 638-3641 x3669 [email protected]
Sacramento City College Sandra Belmares (916) 558-2138 [email protected]
Saddleback College Mike Sauter (949) 582-4359 [email protected]
San Bernardino Valley College Aaron Beavor (909) 384-8951 [email protected]
San Diego City College Yvonne Schmeltz (619) 388-3522 [email protected]
San Diego Continuing Education Neill K. Kovrig (619) 388-4908 [email protected]
San Diego Mesa College Angela Liewen (619) 388-2734 [email protected]
San Diego Miramar College Terrie Hubbard (619) 388-7448 [email protected]
San Joaquin Delta College Susan Rodriguez (209) 954-5074 [email protected]
Santa Rosa Junior College Kathy Matthies (707) 524-1554 [email protected]
Sierra College Ryan Goodpastor (916) 660-7389 [email protected]
Skyline College Michele Haggar (650) 738-7026 [email protected]
Ventura College Peder Nielsen (805) 289-6277 [email protected]
West Valley College Melissa Ceresa (408) 741-4694 [email protected] 4CS Connections November 2015 8 Senate News From Across the State
Making Finals Week a Whole Lot Nicer!
Butte College Classified Senate does what they can to make finals week a bit less stressful for students. Each semester during finals week, the senate has a table at the main campus and Chico Center with free coffee, scantrons, and sharp pencils. The project is their way of showing the students they care about the success during this very stressful time. The project also gives the Classified Senate an opportunity to tell students who they are and what they do. Pictured is Peter Dahl, Classified President for 2011-2015 showcasing the poster for free coffee and exam materials. The poster highlights classified positions and photos of staff in action.
Folsom Lake Supports Troops Folsom Lake College’s Classified Senate sponsored a “Treats for Troops” care package donation drive Sept. 1-15, 2015 at the main campus and centers in Placerville and Rancho Cordova. All constituent groups generously gave and two boxes of items were collected. The items, along with other donations, were part of 500 care packages the Rolling Hills Blue Star Moms and volun- teers (including Classified Senate President Rochelle Franco) assembled on Sept. 19, 2015 as part of the 2nd Annual Folsom Community Service Day. Intel generously donated $7000.00 to pay for the shipping costs to send the care packages overseas. Intel employees volunteered their time, many of them brought their children, to assemble the care packages. In this picture, Intel em- ployees are receiving instructions on how to pack the boxes—“think Tetris,” they’re told. Visit www.rollinghillsbluestarmoms.org for more information. PHOTO: Leslie Wade (right), President of the Rolling Hills Blue Star Moms, came on September 15, 2015 to accept two boxes of treats and hygiene items the staff, faculty, students, and managers donated at all three campuses. Also pictured Classified Senate President, Rochelle Franco (left).
“Never underestimate what a simple gesture can do. It is the little things you do that make a big difference in other people’s lives.” —Catherine Pulsifer
4CS Connections November 2015 9 Senate News From Across the State
Clovis Community College Becomes 113th Community College The State Center Community College District can now boast something not many districts can—it has the oldest and the newest community colleges in California with Fresno City College founded in 1910, and now Clovis Community College which was granted full- college status in July. The accreditation process was a huge undertaking for the campus. Nearly all of their classified professionals served on an accreditation committee. The cam- pus also has its own Classified Senate which had already been formed for several years be- fore the campus was moved to candidacy. A celebration was held on August 20 to commem- orate the occasion and featured remarks from Dr. Brice Harris, Chancellor of the California Community Colleges. A new logo and school colors were also unveiled. Clovis CC is in the process of choosing a mascot, and will begin offering competitive sports such as swimming and diving and soccer in the near future. ESPN Reporter Helps Chaffey College Think Pink
The Chaffey College Foundation in coordination with the Vice President of Student Affairs was honored to welcome award winning ESPN reporter Shelley Smith to the Rancho Cucamonga Campus on Friday, October 23rd for the college’s annual Breast Cancer Awareness event. Shelley Smith is a four-time Emmy-winning reporter for ESPN and former writer-reporter at Sports Illustrated. In May 2014, Smith was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent treatment, which ended June 2015. A recent mammogram showed no evidence of disease, and she is considered cancer free. Smith continues to help spread the im- portance of early detection in breast and other kinds of cancers and has consulted with numerous charities, including the V Foundation, the American Cancer Society and the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Smith shared her inspirational story of breast cancer survival in an intimate setting in the college’s Sports Center.
This event would not have been made possible without the efforts of Chaffey College Classified Senate member, Justin Caudill. Justin Tweeted Shelley and to his surprise received an immediate response from her with a promise to come out and support this event. Justin became a breast cancer awareness advocate when cancer struck his own family. His mother was diagnosed in 2004, fought the battle and now is a survivor. “Thank y'all for supporting this cause and fundraising efforts I personally brought to Chaffey a few years ago with the support with my then Dean Dr. Eric Bishop. I can't thank our amazing Governing Board, admin- istration, and of course the Executive Director of the Foundation, Lisa Nashua, and her amazing team; Marie, Lissa, Sharon, and Janeth. I'm so blessed to work with amazing people.”
In addition to hosting Ms. Smith’s visit, the Chaffey College Foun- dation collected donations towards the purchase of personalized luminary bags that formed the breast cancer awareness ribbon just outside the college’s Sports Center. The Chaffey College Panthers (Athletics) have a long history of supporting breast cancer aware- ness through fundraisers, game dedications, and the wearing of pink uniforms and emblems during the month of October. This year’s event featuring Shelley Smith showcases the college’s ongoing commitment to cancer awareness and fundraising. Pro- ceeds from the night’s fundraiser will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to fund mammograms for local residents.
“Leadership is not about a salary grade or a title. It's about responsibility and making things happen for the organization and for the people in the organization. It's also about personal responsibility. As a leader, you impact the lives of the people you work with more than you will ever know. YOU have a direct impact on the quality of their lives, careers and future.” —Lee Cockerell, Former Executive VP of Operations, Walt Disney World® Resort
4CS Connections November 2015 10 Thank You To Our 4CS Sponsors!
Supporting Members: Platinum Sponsors "District" Level Chaffey Community College District Individual Sponsors: Leadership Sponsors "College" Level Dennis Gordon Contra Costa CC Rocio Sandoval Classified Senate Diablo Valley College Governance Sponsors Classified Senate Trisha Albertsen Los Medanos College Jose Hueso Classified Senate Laurel Kinley Gold Sponsors Karen Martin "Senate" Level Cari Plyley Butte College Karen Smith Classified Senate Debbie Weatherly Chaffey College Classified Senate Classified Sponsors Contra Costa CC District Maureen Chenoweth Office Classified Senate Monica Souza Contra Costa CCD Norma Talley Classified Senate Coordinating Council 4CS Sponsors Copper Mountain College Linda Allen Classified Senate Cathy Aimonetti Fresno City College Gregory Beyrer Classified Senate Patrick Cabildo Grossmont-Cuyamaca Ernie Garcia District Classified Teeje Jamison Silver Sponsors Senate Shawn Ledet Irvine Valley College Debra Luff Classified Senate Peder Nielsen MiraCosta College Loretta Richard-Robicheau Classified Senate Norma Rojero Pasadena City College Karen Smith Classified Senate Cornelia Verhagen Ventura College Donna Walker Classified Senate Debbie Weatherly West Valley College Shondra West Classified Senate
Bronze Sponsors Visit www.ccccs.org to add your name to this list and start supporting 4CS!
4CS Connections November 2015 11 4CS Calendar of Events
November 2015 March 2016 16-17 Board of Governors Meeting, Walnut 11-12 4CS Spring Meeting 18 4CS Winter Meeting, Burlingame 17 Consultation Council Meeting, Sacramento 19 4CS Resolution Plenary Session, Burlingame 21-22 Board of Governors’ Meeting, Sacramento 19 Consultation Council Meeting, Burlingame 19-21 CCLC Convention, Burlingame April 2016 January 2016 21 Consultation Council Meeting, Sacramento 19-20 Board of Governors’ Meeting, Sacramento May 21 Consultation Council Meeting, Sacramento 16-17 Board of Governors’ Meeting, Sacramento 29 South Region Leadership Retreat, Crafton Hills College June 31 CCLC Annual Legislative Conference, Sacramento 15 4CS Executive Board Meeting & Training, Ventura February 2016 16 Consultation Council Meeting, Sacramento 1 CCLC Annual Legislative Conference, Sacramento 16-18 Classified Leadership Institute, Ventura 18 Consultation Council Meeting, Sacramento
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