Our next Technical Meeting - AWRA Florida

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Our next Technical Meeting:Cocoa Beach Hilton, Cocoa Beach FL., June 27 and 28, 2013

AWRA Florida Section will host the 42nd Annual Meeting at the Cocoa Beach Hilton.

In response to our members’ requests, this year’s Annual Meeting will be held in central Florida with affordable hotel room rates, free wireless in guest’s rooms, free parking and discounts for beach chair rentals

The highlights of the agenda for the 42nd AWRA Florida Section Annual Meeting include exciting discussions on the Central Florida Water initiative with Len Lindahl, SFWMD, Blake Guillory, SWFWMD and Hans Tanzler, SJRWMD. Additional presentations include an update on Consistency of Consumptive Use Permitting by Janet Llewellyn, a presentation by Matt Raffenburg of Florida Power and Light and much more. The agenda is packed with great topics and will prove well worth your time.

The annual EcoTour is scheduled on the beautiful Indian River Lagoon and the Awards Luau will have everyone continuing discussion from the technical sessions, sharing experiences and enjoying the wonderful food and beautiful location. AWRA, Florida Section’s Education Committee will once again host the very popular Silent Auction raising funds for the variety of educational grant and scholarship programs to aid the future water managers of Florida.

Registration for the Annual Meeting can be done at: http://www.awraflorida.org or by completing the registration form included in this newsletter.

One of the best benefits of the AWRA Annual Meeting is the networking and technical conversation opportunities. As AWRA National always says, ‘AWRA is about Community, Conversation and Connections’ and your registration and attendance at the Annual Meeting will get you up-to-speed on the variety of issues facing the water community in Florida.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Carol HintonPresident

Gainesville

Michael DelCharco, P.E.Vice PresidentJacksonville

Kristin K. Bennett, Esq.Secretary

Stuart

Gary Howalt, P.W.S.Treasurer

Jacksonville

Annette CarterPast President 2012

Stuart

Ronald M. Edenfield, P.E.Past-President 2011

Ft. Myers

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ed CallBrooksville

Joanne Chamberlain, P.E.Jacksonville

Mark C. Diblin, P.G.Gainesville

L. Donald Duke, Ph.D., P.E.Ft. Myers

Gregg JonesTampa

Jeremy McBryan, P.E., CFMWest Palm Beach

Donald W. McEwenHavana

Paul W. O’Neil, Jr., P.E.Tampa

Walt Reigner, P.E., CPESCLakeland

Krista D. SabinFt. Myers

Catherine A. Walker, P.E.Palatka

Garrett WallaceWest Palm Beach

Shayne Wood, P.E.Jacksonville


Addit onal Conference Informat on

AWRA, Florida Section sincerely thanks our sponsors. Without them, this and the other bi-monthly meetings would not be possible.

Please book your room at the beautiful Cocoa Beach Hilton NOW – rooms will go fast!

Room reservations must be made by June 12, 2013 in order to receive the preferred rate of $119 per night for the basic room. Reservation can be made on-line at http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/C/CCBCHHF-AWRA-20130626/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG or with telephone requests at 321-799-0003. Individuals must identify themselves with American Water Resources Association Annual Meeting and provide the group code: AWRA. Rates cannot be changed upon check-in or at checkout for guests who fail to identify their affiliation (AWRA) at the time the reservation is requested. After the cut-off date reservations will be accepted on a space and rate available basis.

Group Name: American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Hotel Name: Cocoa Beach Hilton550 N Atlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 Phone Number: 321-799-0003

Cocoa Beach Hilton

Side View of Hilton from Beach

View of the Beach

We look forward to seeing you for this power packed technical meeting! If you have questions about the conference or would like to serve as a sponsor, please contact Garrett Wallace at 561-504-6877 or [email protected] or Carol Hinton at 352- 392-9570 x 209 or [email protected]


AWRA Florida Section Meeting June 27 and 28, 2013

Cocoa Beach Hilton, Cocoa Beach, Florida

10:00 a.m. Florida Section Board of Directors Meeting1 (Dunes 1&2): All are welcome to attend as the Board of Directors handles the business of the section.

12:00 p.m. Registration Opens (Sea Oats Entrance)

1:00 p.m. Call to Order and Welcome (Sea Oats) Carol Hinton, President, Florida Section AWRA

1:15 p.m. TBD

1:45 p.m. Phosphorous Removal Using Native Limestone – David Orr, P.E., American Water

2:30 p.m. Break

3:00 p.m. Overview of Consistency of CUPs – Janet Llewellyn, FDEP

3:45 p.m. Fellsmere Water Management Project – David Watt, SJRWMD

4:15 p.m. Estimating the Value of Ecosystem Services and Recreation on WMD Lands – Jay Yingling, SWFWMD

5:00 p.m. Closing Remarks (registration closes)

Events For Thursday special events see page 4 of this newsletter

8:00 a.m. Registration Opens (Sea Oats Entrance)

8:30 a.m. Call to Order (Sea Oats) – Carol Hinton, President, Florida Section AWRA

8:35 a.m. Central Florida Water Initiative – Working Together to Resolve Water Resource Issues – Len Lindahl, SFWMD, Blake Guillory, SWFWMD, Hans Tanzler, SJRWMD

10:00 a.m. Break

10:15 a.m. Power Generation in Florida – Balancing the Demand for Electricity with Environmental Stewardship – Matt Raffenberg, Florida Power and Light

11:00 a.m. Indian River Lagoon Initiative – Troy Rice, SJRWMD

12:00 Noon Lunch break (on your own)

Events For Friday special events see page 4 of this newsletter

ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL AGENDA

Thursday, June 27th

Friday, June 28th

1 One dinner included for each registrant2 Additional charge for this event. See registration form for details.


AWRA Florida Section Meeting June 27 and 28, 2013

Cocoa Beach Hilton, Cocoa Beach, Florida

All Day Silent Auction Fundraiser (Grand Ballroom): Have fun and place your bid on unique and interesting items! ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE AWRA EDUCATION FUND.

6:00 PM President’s Reception (Pool Deck B): Network with conference presenters and attendees among the swaying palms!

7:00 PM Awards Dinner and Ceremony1 (Grand Ballroom): This is the annual meeting for AWRA, Florida Section members. Join us for a great meal as we celebrate the achievements of the previous year, pick the winners from the silent auction, and have lots of fun!

1:00 PM Pontoon or Kayak Ecotour2 Experience the Indian River Lagoon on a pontoon ot kayak tour! $40.00 per person including box lunch – transportation on your own to Ecotour.

SPECIAL EVENTS

ECOTOUR

Thursday, June 27th

Friday, June 28th

1 One dinner included for each registrant2 Additional charge for this event. See registration form for details.

This year we have two fun and exciting educational opportunities for our eco-tour outing on Friday afternoon. We have arranged to visit the Thousand Islands in the Banana River, Cocoa Beach. We have options for a guided kayak tour or a guided pontoon boat tour for a more leisurely experience. With both tours, we have Master Naturalist guides with extensive local knowledge to narrate and get participants up close and intimate with the local wildlife. Sightings of manatees and dolphins are very likely, as well as birds and other marine life. The cost will be $40 per person and will include a box lunch. We will have 18 slots available for the pontoon boat and 13 slots for paddlers, so make your reservations early and declare your preference for paddling or pontooning. If we have a lot more interest for paddlers, we can arrange for an additional vendor for up to a total of 26 paddlers. Children are welcome but must be at least 6 years old for the kayak tour.

When you register you must specify whether you will participate in the pontoon boat tour or the kayak tour. We have to provide a head count to the vendors to ensure we have a sufficient number of kayaks. The eco-tours are weather dependent.

Things to bring...

• Towel...keeps the sun off your legs and will be nice if you get wet paddling.• SunScreen• Hat• Sunglasses• T-shirt (required and is the best sunscreen.) • Camera (water resistant bags are available from the vendor) Note: Long lenses are not appropriate

Hilton Cocoa Beach - Thursday, June 27th and Friday, July 28th, 2013

Registration Deadline June 24, 2013 • Hotel Reservation Deadline June 12, 2013 Hilton Cocoa Beach - 321-799-0003

Register on-line at: http://www.regonline.com/AWRAJune2013

Name: First: M.I.: Last: Suffix: (PE, Ph.D., etc.):

Firm/Organization:

Street Address:

City, State, ZIP:

Phone: Fax:

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Item Cost Number Attending

Extended Amount

Board of Directors Meeting (Members Welcome) Dutch Treat

Florida Section Member Registration $150.00 Non-member Registration q Apply this fee to making me a Member or to renew my membership

$170.00

Dinner Guest, age 12 and over / Name: $55.00

Children ages 5 - 12 $20.00

Children under 5 for dinner – free $0 Florida Section Student Registration $25.00 Students (Non-member) q Apply this fee to making me a Member or to renew my membership

$29.00

Eco Tour-Indian River Lagoon – select one: Pontoon Boat or Kayak Trip $40.00

Donation to Sanford N. Young Scholarship Fund ---------------- Donation to Rosanne Clementi Education Program ---------------- Silent Auction Donations ---------------- (For Conference Sponsorship Information, contact Garrett Wallace @ 561-504-6877) TOTAL $ PDH Credit for Engineers AWRA is an approved provider by the Florida Board of Professional Engineers (FBPE Provider No.EX0003897) and offers Professional Development Hour (PDH) credit to Florida Licensed Professional Engineers. You must attend the entire technical session for credit. Please check the box below and include your PE number if you would like to obtain PDH credit.

q I plan to be present for the entire session and would like PDH credit. My PE number is: ________________

Make checks payable to

AWRA Florida Section Please mail to: Garrett Wallace

3130 Sherwood Blvd, Delray Beach FL 33445 [email protected]

Sponsorship Opportunities

Don’t miss this great opportunity to highlight your organization and

network with water resource professionals and students. Get your logo on the sponsorship

boards!

Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront 1550 North Atlantic Avenue Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 321-799-0003 Mention AWRA room block for $119 rate. Online reservation link: http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/C/CCBCHHF-AWRA-20130626/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG

JOINING AND RENEWING MEMBERS Please complete this entire form for our membership records and directory. Preference for Receiving our Newsletter: q E-mail US Mail Are you an AWRA National Member: q Yes q No Would you like information on AWRA National? q Yes q No Are you interested in corporate sponsorship opportunities? q Yes q No Would you like to be part of a bi-monthly meeting team or committee? q Yes q No

http://www.regonline.com/May_2013_AWRA


Meeting Sponsorsas of 5/28/13

HIGGINS ENGINEERING, INC.


Technical Program Summary – Lake Placid, May 2013

State of the State of Agriculture – Richard Budell, Director, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Office of Agricultural Water PolicyRich gave, as always, a great presentation on what is happening in Ag. Some of the recent legislative activities:

• NNC is moving ahead with the State getting to set most of the rules. Recent consent orders propose a State solution that takes the EPA out of the mix.

• TMDL – the legislature dropped the ratification process of TMDLs, so this won’t have to go up to the hill every year. That is a procedural fix in the process that should help a lot.

• Everglades – 13 years and $880M in fuding with Ag paying into it for the next 20 years.• Water Supply Planning – a bill that would formalize Ag’s role on water supply planning passed the legislature.

While the process already included Ag, usually, this bill ensures Ag is at the table for these discussions.

Rich also discussed the changing landscape of Ag:

• Dept of Education gave the School Nutrition Program to the Ag Department! They are working to make sure local Ag is supplying local schools. Orange County, for example, increased local purchasing by 170% in the last year. Local Ag will have to make some drastic changes to be able to supply schools, instead of just shipping the fruits and vegetables to out-of-state food processors.

• Blueberry production is taking off in the State. UF predicts a 30% increase over the next few years. Currently there is about 300 acres of blueberries in production.

• 90% of FL strawberries are produced in Hillsborough County• The Coca Cola company just announced a $2B investment in FL citrus

The Department is focused on two other issues state-wide: Water Quality and Water Quantity. They have been working on NNC issues and are keeping water quality in the forefront of ag practices. For Quantity issues – domestic water supply has finally exceeded agricultural supply needs. Experts believe domestic uses will increase 40% over the coming years. Ag use will be flat.

Rick ended with a quote from Timothy Weiskel in 1990, “there is no such thing as a post-agricultural society.”

Lake Wales Ridge: Geology, Environment, and Challenges with ERP and UP permits – Blake Guillory, Executive Director SWFWMD, and Robert Beltran, Assistant Executive Director, SWFWMDBlake discussed water use in the SWFWMD area – 43% Ag and 47% Domestic, which enforces what Rich just said. For SWFWMD the switch to domestic supply exceeding agriculture happened sometime in the last ‘90s.

Blake presented a little about the features of the Lake Wales Ridge, where we are meeting today. The area is approximately 90 miles long and contains about 130 lakes. It is certainly a unique geologic and water resources feature. Later in the talk, Robert noted that 23 of the lakes have MFLs, and less than ½ are meeting them.

The SFWMD has a couple Ag specific programs:

• Facilitating Ag Resource Management Systems – FARMS; SWFME has spent $23M since 2003 for about 164 projects. This year the District has budgeted $7M for this program.

• Institute for Food and Agricultural Sciences –IFAS; SWFWMD has about 41 projects completed since 2012.• Ag SWIM – ag ground water and surface water management that helps with projects• Mobile Irrigation Labs – help farmers when they get out of compliance. Instead of punishing them, this

program helps them solve the problems they are facing. Very successful program.• While not specific for Ag, the Cooperative Funding Program is available for Ag projects. The District

has budgeted about $30M for joint projects.


The SWFMD goals for 2025:

• Meet MFLs on priority lakes• Establish MFLs on upper Peace River• Reduce the rate of saltwater intrusion in groundwater systems.

Andy Tilton Blake Guillory Rich Budell

Robert Beltran Carol Howard

Ray Royce Noah HandleyGary Garrett and Ron in deep discussion

Participants enjoying lunch A wonderful lunch planned for the meeting

Commissioner Jack Ritchie


AWRA National News

Conferences2013 AWRA Summer Specialty ConferenceEnvironmental FlowsJune 24-25, 2013 - Hartford, CT - Hilton Hartford Hotel• Preliminary Program • Register - Super Saving Deadline May 1, 2013________________________________________

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2013

IWRM WebinarsWebinar 4: Collaborative Modeling in IWRMDate: May 29 - 1:00 PM EDT Cost: $50 Non-Members / Free - MembersModerator: Michael Campana - Oregon State UniversitySpeakers:Lisa Bourget is an engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Institute for Water Resources. She works on flood risk management activities and on furthering the field of collaborative modeling for decision support, a deliberate integration of public participation processes with adaptable computer modeling tools.Bill Werick is a water resources planner who spent more than 30 years of his career with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. During the 1990’s, he worked with Richard Palmer to develop Shared Vision Planning (SVP), a type of Collaborative Modeling which combines systems planning and systems modeling with active stakeholder involvement. Since then, he has applied SVP to a number of large, complex projects both in the U.S. and internationally.________________________________________

Webinar 5: Strategic IWRM: Implementation at the State Level in Oregon and CaliforniaDate: June 5, 2013 - 1:00 PM EDT Cost: $50 Non-Members / Free - MembersModerator: Michael Campana - Oregon State UniversitySpeakers:Brenda Bateman, Senior Policy Coordinator Water Resources Department, Salem, ORLisa Beutler, MWH Consulting, CAAdditional webinars will cover Tools, Strategy, Collaborative Management and more based on the remaining case studies. Dates coming soon! Visit this page for updates.

In The News


Board of Directors SummaryThe Florida Section AWRA Board of Directors (BOD) met on the shores of Lake June in the community center on May 10th, 2013 at 10:00 am. The detailed agenda and minutes will be included on our website after the BOD approves them. Highlights of the meeting include:• A discussion of our scholarships applications and the new high

school scholarship! We are working on selecting winners before the next meeting.

• The BOD continues to pursue student chapter participation! We have scholarship money available for student chapters to attend state meetings and encourage you to request support!

Our next meetings are:• Annual meeting in Cocoa Beach June 27 and 28

– Make plans now by going to: http://www.awraflorida.org

• September 20, Marineland (near Flagler Beach) – Meeting Chair Cathy Vogel

• November 15, Homosassa Springs – Meeting Chairs Ed Call and Gregg Jones

Be sure to add these dates to your calendar and watch for additional meeting information in both the Florida Section and National AWRA in the Watershed publication.Remember, Board meetings are open to all members of the Florida Section AWRA and their guests. Feel free to attend and participate in our lively discussions and help the organization move forward and increase its value to members.

Along Banana River, Cocoa Beach


Dear Water Professionals,

WOW, it’s time for our annual meeting which is being held this year in Cocoa Beach. I can’t wait to see everyone and hear all the great technical presentations we have planned. We listened to your concerns about travel funding and time away from work and moved the meeting to a more central location, Cocoa Beach. So that we aren’t competing with other summer meetings, we are also meeting in late June. Lots of changes, but we think they will help us have a more robust meeting with greater attendance.

We have also made some changes to the agenda. We will start on Thursday June 27th at 1:00 with technical presentations. After we finish for the day, we will get back together for a

reception at 6:00 and then the dinner at 7:00.

The technical meetings start again on Friday morning at 8:30 and finish at 12 noon. We will meet again at 6:00 for networking at the pool bar. The eco-tour on Friday will have a couple of options to explore the Indian River Lagoon, by kayak or by pontoon boat. This meeting offers lots of opportunities to get together and enjoy talking with the top water professionals in the State of Florida.

Have you ever thought about getting involved in Florida Section AWRA and didn’t know how? Our structure includes committees as well as board members. Here are some of the hardworking committees that you could get involved with:

• Education – Manages the Rosanna Clementi Education fund making recommendations for awards and fundraising. Also works with treasurer and budget committee on funding needs.

• Electronic Records – Secures electronic storage for past Section materials.

• Membership – Manages the registration database, issues notices of renewal and coordinates material for the membership book.

• Web – Uploads files to the web and keeps it updated.

If you are interested in getting involved, let me or any other board member know. We work hard, but have lots of fun.

Sincerely,

Carol Hinton2013 [email protected]

President’s Message


April NewsAWRA Florida Section membership dues are due January 1st of each year. We still have a number of members that have not renewed for 2013. If you’re not current on your membership, take a moment now and complete the application in this newsletter or renew while registering for Coaca Beach Annual meeting. If you are uncertain about the status of your membership please feel free to contact me at [email protected]. Don’t miss out on all the great benefits of belonging to one of the best professional organizations in the State!

The 2013 Membership Directory has been published and you should be receiving your copy in the near future. The Board would like to thank the Sponsors for underwriting the cost of producing and distributing this important networking tool!

Membership

Angelique Bochnak PhD AMEC

Greg Corning AMEC

Walt Faulk, Jr Independent Geotechnical Engineer

Taylor Kroll AMEC

Allison Lewis UF Environmental Engineering Graduate Student

Kelsie Timpe University of Florida student

Please contact me for membership questions or with ideas on how to improve our services to our members. Thank you and hope to see soon!

Joanne Chamberlain

Membership Services [email protected]

Welcome to Our Newest MembersPlease take a few minutes to introduce yourself to our new AWRA members at our next meeting in Cocoa Beach. This is how we continue to grow! To date, we have a total of 362 active members!


The Rosanne Clementi Education ProgramEducation Committee: Rosanne Clementi, Clementi Environmental Consulting; Kristin Bennett, Tetra Tech, Inc.; Mike Copeland, WRS Compass; Mark Diblin, AMEC, Jeremy McBryan, SFWMD

Grants, Awards and Scholarships The deadline for all applications for grants, awards and scholarships was May 1, 2013 and the committee is busy reviewing the submittals with the intent to announce the recipients by the June meeting. Information will also be available in the August newsletter. Thank you to all members who helped us promote the Education Program.

Silent Auction We are getting ready for the Silent Auction in Cocoa Beach on June 27th. We have available opportunities to socialize with Water Management District Executive Directors and our AWRA Student Chapters are making creative donations. It is not too late to make for you to make a donation for the auction. The proceeds of the auction go directly to the Rosanne Clementi Education Program that funds the J.B. Butler Science Grant, the William V. Storch Award, the new high school scholarship and student support for travel to present at conferences and to attend the Florida Section meetings.

The bidding on the silent auction items will be held all day Thursday June 27 with the winners being announced at the dinner on Thursday night.

Do not forget that every time you register for a meeting you have an opportunity to make a tax-deductible donation to the Education Program. You can also send a check payable to the AWRA Florida Section Education Fund to the attention of Rosanne Clementi, Clementi Environmental Consulting, LLC 5205 South Lois Avenue, Tampa, FL 33611, (813) 230-8100. If you want the donation directed to one particular scholarship/grant/award please put the name in the memo line on the check. If you have any questions, you can contact Rosanne Clementi at [email protected].

StudentsIf your school does not have an active AWRA Student Chapter, you can still participate in the section and may be eligible for travel reimbursement to attend AWRA Florida Section meetings. Please speak with a member of the education committee prior to incurring any expenses to determine if you are eligible for reimbursement. If you have any questions regarding student chapters, student involvement in the Section or the Student Support Policy, please contact any Education Committee member (contact information is available on the webpage and in the membership directory). Reimbursement may also be available for students presenting at any AWRA national meeting. The Board is as generous as the annual budget will allow.

Students should contact the Education committee prior to incurring any expenses to ask the committee to consider the request.

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ registration application pending. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. Registration information may be obtained by calling 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352).

A Message from the Education Committee

Sanford N. Young

MEMBERSHIP DUES New $20 Regular Renewal $4 Student

DIRECTORY INFORMATION Please provide the information requested below, as you would like it to appear in the membership directory

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________ First Middle Initial Last Suffix (Ph.D., PE, PG, etc)

Company/Affiliation: _________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address:

____________________________________________________________________________________ Box, Street or Route Suite or Apartment

____________________________________________________________________________________ City State Zip Code

Daytime Telephone: _______________________ Area Code

E-mail:__________________________________________

MEMBERSHIP INTERESTS

Would you like to receive our newsletter via e-mail? Yes No Are you an AWRA National Member? Yes No If not, would you like information? Yes No Are you interested in sponsorship opportunities? Yes No Would you like to be part of a bi-monthly meeting team? Yes No

SPONSOR/RECRUITER: ____________________________________________________________

PAYMENT INFORMATION

$_________ Annual dues (please indicate if you are paying for additional years) $_________ Florida Section Water Resources Education Fund (tax deductible contribution) $ Sandy Young Scholarship Fund (tax deductible contribution) $_________ TOTAL (Please make checks payable to AWRA Florida Section, THANK YOU!)

Return this application Joanne Chamberlain, Member Services Coordinator and your check to: Brown and Caldwell

850 Trafalgar Court, Suite 300 Maitland, FL 32751

Florida Section membership dues are due January 1 and are good through December 31. Contributions or gifts to the Florida Section are deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. Dues payments

may be deductible by members as an ordinary and necessary business expense. For membership information, please contact Joanne Chamberlain at 904-733-2527 or [email protected] Section Use Only:Date Received: _______________ Check #: _______________ Amount: _______________

2013 Membership Application


the Watershed Editor:Gregg Jones, Technical Director/V.P.Cardno ENTRIX3905 Crescent Park Dr. • Riverview, FL 33578Phone (813) 664-4500 • Fax (813) [email protected]

Cocoa BeachJune 27-28, 2013Carol [email protected]

Marineland (near Flagler Beach)September 20, 1013Cathy [email protected]

Homosassa SpringsNovember 15, 2013Ed Call and Gregg [email protected]

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