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Medallion Foundation
Building Safety Management Systems, providing
reliable audits and education designed to enhance your
relationship with your employees and customers.
www.medallionfoundation.org
1520 Post Rd. Anchorage, Alaska 99501
907-743-8050
Medallion
Foundation
Changing the Culture of Aviation Safety
34th Annual Governor’s Safety and Health Conference
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Health Service Director’s Award
for career achievement.
Session # 5
Seafood Focus/
Regulatory
Requirements &
Hazards Associated
With Walking,
Working, Surfaces;
Stairs/Ladders/Aerial
Lifts & Fall Distances
Presenter: William
Nickerson,
DOL/AKOSH, CSM
Every industry in Alaska has
employees involved in some
type of activity where regulations’ concerning walking working surfaces comes into play. It
could be a roof top hazard, a
stairway railing, a mezzanine
floor hole or work from ladders
and lifts.
The presentation will cover
regulatory requirements for
stairs and railings. Emphasis
will be on ladder set up and
safety and applicable processes in the seafood industry. The hierarchy of controls
and the selection of fall protection equipment, including
calculating fall distance will
be described.
Biography:
rience. Bill started his career as
an ergonomic coordinator for
L.L. Bean in Freeport Maine.
After several years leading
an ergonomic safety team at
all four L.L. Bean call centers
he joined the HR department
as Safety Program Developer
and worked on corporate safety programs, developing and
presenting training and conducted site audits for the next
10 years. In 2014 Bill retired
from L.L. Bean and he and his
wife Susan moved to Alaska
where he began work at the
Anchorage Police Department,
Bill quickly transitioned to the
State of Alaska Department
of Labor & Workforce
Development (AKOSH), as
a safety consultant. Over the
last 10 years Bill has covered
a wide variety of industries
throughout Alaska, including
oil and gas, seafood processing, city and county governments, construction, marine
terminals, trucking, hospitals
and other worksites. Bill has
coordinated the SHARP, VPP
and currently is the Seafood
Industry program coordinator
for the state of Alaska.
Session # 6
Safety & HR: A True
Team Approach to
Workplace Crisis
Management &
Disaster Planning
Presenter: Mary Rydesky,
MLS, MBA
William Nickerson, DOL/
AKOSH,MPFC
CSM
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years of front line safety expe- Being prepared for a crisis at
work or in the community is
important when people management is the focus of your
role. At your company, does
the Safety team know HR’s
strengths? Does HR serve on
the Safety team? Explore ‘lessons learned’ and consider
how an integrated approach
improves your preparedness
and response to events ranging from threatening weather
to violence.
Biography:
Mary M Rydesky, founder
of Transition Management,
believes two and a half practices drive her effectiveness
in change management: ask
great questions (and listen
intently), and then offer outstanding resources. Whether
managing projects for companies or individuals, she combines strategy, leadership, and
extensive experience in HR,
IT, and operations to create
solutions; Solutions that are
put in practice through coaching, consulting, and training.
Her presentation extracts best
practices from risk/safety management experience in diverse
industries. Ms. Rydesky holds
Master’s degrees in information
science and business administration; additionally, she has
completed all but dissertation,
Ph.D./management of engineering and technology.
12:45PM – 1:45PM
Session # 7
Communicate
Like a Champion:
Mastering Personal
& Organizational
Communication
Presenter:
Kevin Snyder PhD
How often have you thought
to yourself, “I can HEAR
you but are you aren’t
COMMUNICATING!” Effective
organizational leadership and
building teamwork requires
exceptional communication
skills regardless of position or
title. Even though we might
be prepared to deal with different types of communication
styles and approaches, other
individuals may not. Therefore,
we must adapt to prevent communication breakdown. In this
interactive and ‘fun’ presentation, participants will experience the ‘ride of a lifetime’ as
we take them on a journey to
analyze various communication skills and how they are
effective within our personal
lives, relationships, and organizations. Not only will participants leave this presentation
with an award-winning, takehome activity for their organization, but also with a greater
understanding of how to communicate much more effectively, demonstrate charisma and
present powerfully!
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Session # 9
Review Of Global
Research Data
on hand Safety &
How It Can Guide
Us to Better Hand
Protection
Presenters:
Daniel Shepard,
Lisa Gilges
The presentation will focus on
the results of Ansell’s global glove research project and
lessons for hand safety in
the oil and gas industry. The
research was conducted with
focus groups in Aberdeen,
Lafayette and Houston targeting drilling contractors and
global service companies.
The research centered on
worker frustrations with existing PPE in the market and
also incorporated gate keeper
perceptions of PPE (HS&E
and Purchasing)
we will
then briefly review the Ansell
Guardian program which provides free assessments of PPE
usages and provides comprehensive recommendations for
safety improvements.
Biographies:
Repetitive Injury –
Prevention Strategies
Lish Gilges has worked for
Ansell for 9 years covering
Alaska. Lisa has conducted
numerous Guardian hand safety assessments/surveys for various AK locations in a variety
of industries including pipeline
contractors, oil/gas drilling and
Jean Lindberg, PT, COHC
See Speakers, Page 8
Session # 8
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transport and utilities.
Daniel Shepard serves as
associate director of global business development oil
and gas at Ansell, where he
designs PPE safety solutions
for the oil and gas industry.
He has more than 30 years of
experience with various sales
and marketing roles, and has
extensive expertise in water
treatment, oil and gas, mining and drilling. Daniel has
a B.A. in history from Colby
College and a M.B.A. in marketing from The University of
Texas at Austin.
Session #10
Process Safety
Management at Fish
Processing Plants –
Part 1
Presenter:
Caroline Roy, MA,
Heather Coffman,
BS, AKOSH
In 29 CFR 1910.119 Process
Safety Management of Highly
Hazardous Chemicals a process is any activity involving
a highly hazardous chemical
including any use, storage,
manufacturing, handling, or
the on-site movement of such
chemicals, or combination of
these activities. The threshold
quantity (TQ), the amount necessary to be covered by the
PSM standard, for Anhydrous
Ammonia is 10, 000 pounds.
Anhydrous ammonia is a common chemical used in fish processing plants. This presentation will review the Process
Safety
Management
of
Highly Hazardous Chemicals
Standard 29 CFR 1910.119
and identify the specific sections of the standard that result
in common violations at fish
processing plants.
Biography:
Caroline Roy, MA has
a BS in Ecology and a BS
in Environmental Science
from
Ramapo
and
a
MS
Environmental
and
is here to
assist with your
instrumentation
and calibration
needs for
gas detection
systems from
handhelds to
fixed systems.
Call (907) 248-3752
Occupational Health from
Montclair State University.
She has a background in
Industrial Hygiene in all types
of workplaces in New Jersey
and Alaska, Caroline has been
working for the State of Alaska
Occupational Safety and Health
program for ten years and is
the Lead Industrial Hygienist
and is a PSM team leader.
Session # 11
Crisis Management
and Business
Continuity
Presenter: Stanford A
Brubaker, CSP, CPE, CIE,
CPSM, ARM, ALCM
What would happen to your
business if you were suddenly
confronted with a fire, a shooting that took the lives of some
of your workforce, or even a
product defect discovered after
some fatal injuries to your customer base? This session will
provide participants with some
tools, methods, and guidance
for evaluating ways to protect
your business, employees,
and customers. This includes
careful examination of your
present risk and your vulnerability to potential crises,
and things to consider when
developing your own emergency plans to help assure
the survival and prosperity of
your business. Session level
ranges from basic to intermediate, but some business
continuity concepts and use of
risk assessment methods may
approach advanced for some
attendees. Intended audience
includes those with a risk
management function as well
as those facility management
and operations directors with
duties of business continuity
and planning. This session is
NOT going to address tactics
for actions to take during an
emergency, but will focus on
examining areas of risk that
management and leadership
will need to thoroughly contemplate. Attendees with be
given a complete set of useful
guidance references, resource
links, and a sample assessment to help direct your own.
Biography:
Stanford A Brubaker, CSP,
CPE, CIE, CPSM, ARM,
ALCM Is the Product DirectorGeneral Liability and Manufacturing Technology; Risk
Control Technical Services
Fairfield, Ohio
Currently responsible for training and mentoring field staff
development, special projects,
and developing tools, and supporting materials for consultants and customers emphasizing third party liability- including
product/contractual/premises/
completed operations liability
risk. Additional focus on crisis management, food safety,
organizational performance
systems, and machine safety.
Stan’s undergrad work was a
BS Illinois State University and
masters at Kennedy Western
University. He is a perennial
member of ASSE, NFPA, and
SME. Designations include
Certified Safety Professional,
Certified Industrial Ergonomist,
Certified Product Safety
Manager, Certified Professional
Ergonomist, Associate in Risk
Management, and Associate
in Loss Control Management;
currently serving on ANSI
ASC steering committee and
ANSI B11.0 with past service
on B11.1, B11.2 and B11.4
rewrite committees. He served
as chair to PCI General Liability
committee (September 2010 –
November 2013).
Authored products for Liberty
Mutual customers include
SPEAR audit process (Safety
Program Evaluation and
Rating), GL Risk Improvement
Tool for Food Processors and
CImpLE (Crisis Impact Loss
Exposure assessment- under
development) for disaster
planning and business continuity provisions.
2:15PM – 3:15PM
Session # 12
Effective GHS &
We would like to Recognize the 2014 Governor’s
Safety and Health Conference Committee
One person did not put this event together, each member performed
small things with commitment and great love and as a
Committee created this event to be what it has become.
A special “Thank You” goes out for the effort and time
each member of this committee gave towards this accomplishment.
Conference Chair: Ann Lindsey, CSP, CET
Speaker CoChairs: Sam Cunard & Mary Rydesky
Exhibitor Chair: Nick Danger
Sponsor Chair: Scott Ketcham, CSP
Program Chair: Krystyna Markiewicz
Awards Chair: Skip Boomershine
Promo Chair: Leischen Bauke,
CSP, CET
Raffles Chair: Jo Ballagh
Moderators: Sara Short
Additional Volunteers: George Murray;
Leischen Bauke; Brad Hanson; Jake
Houdeshell; Steve Fleming; Brit’Nee Brower;
Shannon Devon; Yana Rekoun; Bill Nickerson;
Nathan Hall; Preston Busby; Diane Larrocque;
Suzzette Rowell; Scott Jordan
HazCom – Training
to Understanding
Presenter:
Ann Lindsey, CSP, CET
Simplify
Hazard
Communication down to why
it is so important and hear
how it is taught to a level of
understanding for employees
to want to know and desire to
seek out crucial information
prior to utilizing chemicals in
their work or at home. This
focuses on the why it’s important, the hazards you face in
not knowing about a chemical and the characteristics you
must know before choosing to
purchase a chemical or using
it in a certain environment.
Global Harmonized changes
are incorporated into this training session and compliance
dates will be discussed. Ann
is willing to send a copy of this
presentation to those interested who attend this session.
Biography:
Ann Lindsey, CSP, CET
has her degree in Hazardous
Materials Management from
the University of Findlay. She
has over 25 years in the HSE
field including 5 years in emergency response, unknown
chemical drum superfund
dump sites and in performing audits / assessments.
She is the owner of Lindsey
Consulting taking pride in simplifying complex processes
and meeting the needs of the
frontline workers. In the projects / sites she has visited in
her career, the recognition of
hazards is the largest risk she
has identified – of those unrecognized hazards – the lack of
knowledge in chemical safety
is at the top of the list.
She is an Adjunct Professor
at UAA, KPC OSH teaching the Hazardous Materials
Operations Course; She Chairs
the OSH-Industry Advisory
Board; Chairs the Governor’s
Conference; and is appointed
by the Governor to the Alaska
Safety Advisory Council.
Session # 13
The Future of
Occupational Health
Presenters:Nancy
Simcox, UW, DEOHS, MS,
Janice Camp, MSPH, RN,
CIH, COHN-S,
Devin Lucas, PhD
The
Department
of
Environmental
and
Occupational
Health
Sciences at the University
of Washington (UW DEOHS)
has embarked on a project
to explore what the future of
occupational health and safety
might look like from research,
policy, and practice perspectives. This effort has included
a monthly speaker series and
will include a two-day symposium and workshops in June
2015. The Department is partnering with National Institute
of Occupational Safety and
Health Alaska Pacific Office
to solicit input, ideas, projections, and dreams about the
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MARCH 24, 2015 • DAY 1
MARCH 25, 2
March 2015, 34th Annual, AK Governors Safety & Health Conference
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
March 2015, 34th Annual, AK Govern
Wednesday, M
Registration is Open
7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
8:00 - 9:30 AM
Opening Ceremonies & Welcome
8:00 AM
8:30 - 10:00 AM
Session 1 - Keynote
"Operational Excellence in Safety and T
company dramatically impacted safety outcomes, em
recorded the best tanker safety and environmental per
Excellence. Holding a record of 19,000,000 man hours w
the Golden Osprey Award from the Coast G
"Journey Toward Excellence - Thinking Differently: How Extraordinary Leaders Inspire
Excellence!" Learn strategies that inspire excellence and achieve breakthrough performance, discover organizational best
practices, concepts and take-away activities that empower extraordinary motivation, empower innovation, and foster passionate
workforce cultures. Leave with a deeper understanding of what actions and priorities are turly most important to attain excellence
both personally and professionally.
10:00 - 10:25 AM
Rooms - 2nd Floor
Track:
10:25 - 11:25AM
Speakers:
Break & Networking
Kahtnu 1
Kahtnu 2
Tubughnenq' 3
Health
Hot Topics
Seafood
Preparedness
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Dan Hirsh, BA Bs
Leslie Shallcross, MS
Dorothy Hight
William Nickerson,
DOL/AKOSH, CSM
Mary M. Rydesky, MLS,
MBA
Nutritional Health &
Safety - What's the
Connection?
1:45 - 2:15 PM
2:15 - 3:15 PM
Speakers:
Speakers:
Stairs/ Ladders / Aerial Lifts &
Fall Distances
Session 8
Session 9
Kevin C. Snyder, PhD
Jean Lindberg, PT, COHC
Daniel Shepard & Lisa
Gilgis
Communicate Like a
Champion: Mastering
Personal & Organizational
Communication
Repetitive Injury Prevention Stategies
Session 12
Session 13
Ann Lindsey, CSP, CET
Nancy Simcox, UW DEOHS;
Janice Camp, UW DEOHS;
Devin Lucas, NIOSH
Break & Networking
Session 14
Bob Veazie, B.S., MBA
The Future of
Occupational Health
Session 17
Session 18
Break & Networking
Session 19
Gerald Fillingim, CSP &
John Mason
Bryan Evans
Sean Dewalt, ARM
Portable Gas Detection
5:00 - 7:30 PM
Kahtnu 2
Session 15
Caroline Roy, MA &
Heather Coffman, BS
AKOSH
9:30 - 10:00 AM
Rooms - 2nd Floor
Track:
10:00 - 11:00AM
Speakers:
Tubughnenq' 3
Kahtnu 2
Tools
Training & Info.
Session 23
Session 24
Dan Hirsh, BA Bs
Sam Morales
Live Interactive DuPont
ThermoMan Burn Labratory.
See FR and non FR
garments burn in a UL
certified ASTM F 1930 Lab.
Infrastructure &
Resiliency - Safety &
Cyber Security
Break &
Lun
11:30 - 1:00 PM
Speaker:
12:00 - 12:40
Scott Ketc
Session 11
Stan Brubaker
"Updates on Regulations - Whe
1:00 - 2:00 PM
Speakers:
Crisis Management and
Business Continuity
Session 16
Theron Wilson, MS, CSP &
Craig Bledsoe, CSP, PE
Session 20
Session 21
Rob Wright
DOL/AKOSH
Occupational Noise in the
Seafood Processing
Industry
Seafood Focus:
Materials Handling
Session 28
Session 29
Gary Honold, CFPS
David White
B
National Fire Protection 17 Essential Qualities of a
Association - Working for Team Player - in Regard to
Safety
Safety
2:00 - 2:30 PM
2:30 - 3:30
Speakers:
Colleen Cunanan &
Dave Guinn - AKOSH
Tubughnenq' 4
Break &
Kahtnu 1
11:00 - 11:30 PM
Recovery from a Disaster
Process Safety
Behavior Based Safety:
When it Works – When it
as an Individual, a Family,
Management at Fish
Doesn't
Processing Plants - Part 2
a Business
Training to Understanding
Kahtnu 1
Session 10
Caroline Roy, MA &
Heather Coffman, BS
AKOSH
Review of Global Research
Process Safety
Data on Hand Safety &
Management at Fish
How it can Guide us to
Processing Plants - Part 1
Better Hand Protection
Fall Protection Requirements Industry Industrial Hygiene What all Companies Should
Between Industries – New
Marijuana - Risk
Know Regarding IH Worker
1910.269 Rules Affecting
Management in Alaska.
Hazards as it Applies to
Fall Protection
Rooms 2nd Floor
Safety & HR: A True Team
Approach to Workplace
Crisis Management &
Disaster Planning
Announcements
Session 7
Effective GHS & HazCom -
3:15 - 3:45 PM
3:45 - 4:45 PM
Seafood Focus /
Workplace Violence - Are Regulatory Requirements
& Hazards Associated with
You Ready for a Threat?
Walking, Working, Surfaces;
Training Env. Case Study
Lunch - Main Ball Room 3rd Floor
12:00
Speakers:
Tubughnenq' 5
Tools
11:30 - 12:45 PM
12:45 - 1:45 PM
Tubughnenq' 4
Session 2
Conducting an FR Hazard
Analysis - Fire intensity and
Duration Matter in Garment
Selection
Anil Math
General Session:
Kevin C. Snyder, PhD
Keynote:
Exhibit Hall Grand Op
3:30 - 4:00 PM
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Speakers:
Tubughnenq' 5
E
B
Break &
Session 33
Session 34
Kerry Lee
Christopher Krebs, BASc
Crane Rigging - Three
Rules of Thumb for
Determining Stresses in
Slings
Anatomy of an Office
Ergonomics Evaluation
Session 38
Session 39
Brian Horner, WEMT
Dell Husted, CET, STS
Defensive Strategies for
Occupational Workers in
Bear Country
How to Teach Adults
Kahtnu 1
Kahtnu 2
Break &
G
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Sponsor, Speaker, & Exhibitor Appreciation Reception
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2015 • DAY 2
MARCH 26, 2015 • DAY 3
March 2015, 34th Annual, AK Governors Safety & Health Conference
Thursday, March 26, 2015
nors Safety & Health Conference
March 25, 2015
8:00 - 9:30 AM
hur, CEO, Alaska Tanker
Learn how impacting the culture within a
mployee retention, and innovative thinking. The AK Tanker Association has
rformance in the world. Learn how they went from mediocre to World Class
with 1 lost time incident. They are the only Tanker company to have received
Guard for environmental performance and community outreach.
& Visit Exhibitor Show Room
Tubughnenq' 3
Tubughnenq' 4
Tubughnenq' 5
Best Practices
Industry
Development
Session 25
Sandra Uberuaga,
MA, CCC-A, CPS/A
Session 26
Session 27
Dave Baldwin
Dell Husted, CET, STS
Risky Driving - Why
Collisions Happen, Legal
Consequences, Why You
Don't want to Drive Like
"Everyone Else"
Session 43
Jennifer Lincoln, PhD, CSP - Director, Alaska NIOSH / CDC
General Session:
Transforming a Culture"
Hot Topics, New
Technologies & Best
Practices in Effective
Hearing Conservation
Exhibit Hall & Conference Registration is Open
7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
pening | Conference Registration is Open
Session 22
Designing & Delivering
Effective Training
"The Reality of Working in Alaska: Research from the NIOSH Alaska Pacific Office"
Explore the
most hazardous industries and occupations in Alaska, receive an overview of work-related fatalities and challenges faced in these
industries. Discuss innovative solutions to workplace safety issues - identify achievements and future directions of occupational safety
research in our state.
9:30 - 10:00 AM
Rooms - 2nd Floor
Kahtnu 1
Kahtnu 2
Track:
Strategies
OSHA Reg. Updates
Programs
Industry
Information
Session 44
Session 45
Session 46
Session 47
Session 48
Bob Veazie, BS, MBA
Glenn Trout
Paul Moyer | AKOSH
Kerry Lee
Dan Foote
Alaska Construction Health
and Safety Excellence
(AKCHASE) Partnership
Crane Operations - Most
Common Hazards in
Construction, Maritime,
Mining
Safety Includes Computer
Data, Networks, Security &
Protection: Where do You
Stand?
10:00 - 11:00 AM
Speakers:
Why Commitment Based
Safety is the Only Way
GHS: 2 Deadlines Hit in
2015. Are you Ready?
Tubughnenq' 5
Visit Exhibitor Show Room
Awards Luncheon & Exhibitor Show Room
11:00 - 11:30 AM
11:30 - 1:30 PM
& Visit Exhibitor Show Room
Break & Visit Exhibitor Show Room
Tubughnenq' 3
Tubughnenq' 4
Governor's 'Award of Excellence' Presentations
nch & Visit Exhibit Hall
1:30 - 2:30 PM
cham, CSP - Federal OSHA
Speakers:
ere We're Headed & What the Focus is for 2015"
Session 30
Session 31
Session 32
Brian McKay, MPH, CSP
Seth Wilson, AKOSH
Glen Klinkhart
RecordKeeping /
Summary of Adopted
Changes in the
Regulations of
DOL/AKOSH
& Visit Exhibitor ShowRoom
Session 35
Session 36
Evidence Based Safety:
Best Practices from the
Field
Situational Awareness
Preventing Injuries
through Leading
Indicators
2:30 - 3:30 PM
3:30 - 4:30 PM
Speakers:
Session 37
Kitty Farnham, MSOD
Heather N. Coffman,
AKOSH
Michael Densmore, DoD
MRT
Leading Change
Asbestos State
Compliance
Resilience & Coping Skills
Session 49
Clint Reuter,WSO-CSM,
REHS
Session 54
Les Kincaid
Cold Weather Safety &
Survival
Rooms 2nd Floor
Kahtnu 1
Session 50
Seth Wilson, AKOSH
Session 51
Elaine Banda, M.Ed
AKOSH
Session 52
Bryan Evans & Trace
Savage
Session 53
Chuck Brady
RecordKeeping /
Horizontal Life Lines &
Summary of Adopted
Establishing a Workplace Vertical Life Lines - Protecting Workers' Compensation
Changes in the
Your Workers in Tricky
Violence Prevention Plan
Reform in Alaska
Regulations of
Situations
DOL/AKOSH
Break & Visit Exhibitor ShowRoom
Session 55
Session 56
Session 57
Session 58
Asa Yraguen
James Benzschawel &
Mariel Fonteyn
Gordon Randall & Brian
McKay, MPH, CSP
Joshua Weinstein, BA,
PPACA
Arc Flash Safety/
Compliance Updates: OSHA
The Long Haul: A Look at The Affordable Care Act &
Small Community
1910.269 & 1926.960
Transportation Related
its Health Impact on
Subpart V & NFPA 70E 2015 Emergency Response Plan
Occupational Injuries in
Alaskans and the
Updates/ Arc Flash
(SCERP)
Companies They Work For
AK
Assessment Solutions & PPE
Innovations
Kahtnu 2
Tubughnenq' 3
Tubughnenq' 4
Tubughnenq' 5
Conference Closing, - Final Drawings in Ballroom - See Everyone Next Year!
& Visit Exhibitor ShowRoom
Session 40
Session 41
Greg Brennecke, CPCU,
Phillip Galloway, CSP, ARM
ARM
fe Safety - How to Protect
AK Workers when
What to Expect When OSHA
Production, Storage and
Shows Up Unexpectedly Living Quarters are Under
Are You Ready?
One Roof.
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Session 42
Louis Christie, PhD
A Positive Approach to
Safety
Alaska Safety Advisory Council
Alaska Department of Labor
and Workforce Development
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