News & Announcements

Training: If you plan on attending the “HANDS ON” training for “Technology to Mobilize Your Membership” 6pm this Monday at the CLC office please bring your laptop if you have one.  This will be the 2^nd session to better communicate with members through Facebook, twitter etc.  Thanks.

AFL-CIO's President Richard Trumka's Statement on 2011 Union Membership: "Working men and women want to come together to improve their lives:  That’s the message from today’s report on 2011 union membership. Despite an unprecedented volley of partisan political attacks on workers’ rights and the continuing insecurity of our economic crisis, union membership increased slightly last year..."    Click Here for the rest of the statement.

This comes from our friends at Working America: 
Wow! Last week we asked you to write your attorney general and tell him or her we need a settlement that holds mortgage banks accountable for the damage they've done. The response was incredible! In a little more than a week, more than 30,000 people have taken action—and the stories they shared have been powerful. We need to keep this momentum going; will you take another action to ensure a fair settlement?

The Justice Department official who is running settlement talks on behalf of the federal government is Associate Attorney General Thomas Perrelli. Mr. Perrelli, who wants a settlement before he leaves his post in March, is an extremely important figure who has a lot of power over the direction of any possible settlement. He needs to hear from you.

Write Mr. Perrelli's office and let him know you support a solution that puts working families first.

Misconduct by the nation's biggest banks gave us the financial crisis, and this is our chance to hold them accountable. Time is running out—a settlement is coming soon—and we have to get this right.

Raise your voice again. We're fighting to keep millions of people in their homes. Write to U.S. Associate Attorney General Perrelli and ask him to put homeowners before bankers' greed.

From our friends at Wal-Mart Watch: Yesterday, our friends from Warehouse Workers United challenged Walmart to save jobs and adopt a Responsible Contractor Policy. They rallied in Mira Loma, California outside of Schneider Logistics, a Walmart contractor that is planning to fire more than 100 workers at the end of February. The move comes after workers participated in a lawsuit to recover stolen wages. These workers deliver millions of pounds of goods every year, moving items from warehouses to Walmart shelves across the country.

I'm proud that members of OUR Walmart, UFCW Local 770, and UFCW Local 1428 joined the demonstration. Now, I'm asking you to stand with Warehouse Workers United and tell Walmart to treat all employees with respect. Please sign the petition and stay tuned for more developments in this ongoing struggle.

Tell Cooper Tires to end the lockout! . Click Here

The NLRB Scores a Win: "On December 21, the NLRB (National Labor Relations Board) approved rule changes that will help streamline the union election process.  Historically, one of the biggest hurdles facing membership drives has been management’s use of stalling tactics. 
Management knows that the more time it has to intimidate, flatter, threaten, cajole, and otherwise confound the workforce, the better its chances of keeping the union out." Read more in Counterpunch, Click Here

American Federation of Musicians has an online newsletter with a feature on AFM member and CLC activist Alexandria Davis. Click Here to check it out!

Bill of Rights - 1791 - 2011: With large bipartisan support, Congress passed the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012.  In addition to military funding, this bill allows for indefinite detention of United States citizens without charge or trial.   Click Here for the Senate roll call vote.   Click Here House roll call vote. President Obama signed the bill into law on December 31st, 2011.

Made in America: An American homebuilder has pledged to use only US-made materials in building homes.  If US builders used 5% more US-made materials, he says, this could mean hundreds of thousands of new jobs. Click Here for video.  Click Here for the list.

CLC Members push for unemployment insurance extensions at Rep. Kingston's office:   7 folks met with staff at Congressman Jack Kingston’s office to request his support of the extension of Unemployment Insurance due to expire December 31^st.  Rev. Sam Williams, Faith Missionary Baptist Church, gave statistics of the nationwide effect of not passing the extension. 

Savannah Regional CLC President, Brett A. Hulme, narrowed the figures to how many Georgians would be directly affected immediately.  Unemployed for more than 2 years, communications specialist Susan Morris told her story of the demoralizing constant search for unemployment and asked the Congressman to support the extension. 

Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 188 Business Manager Frederick Feus informed staff on the current 24% unemployment among apprentices.  4^th year Local 188 apprentice Brent Magagna, told of his 8 months without work. 

IBEW Local 508 apprentice Jeff Eardley gave a heart wrenching plea to Congressman Kingston to support the extension during his story of almost a year without work.  All this time networking, actively searching for any kind of job to support his wife and 3 children.  Jeff asked the Congressman to remember the “little people” behind the unemployment recipient, the children affected.  Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 188 retiree David Ring, came in support of the out of work apprentices in Local 188. 

Click Here for WTOC coverage of the event.
Click Here for WSAV coverage of the event.

Warren on Healthcare
Elizabeth Warren explains some fatal flaws of the for profit healthcare system.
Click Here.

Buy Union!
The Georgia AFL-CIO has a growing list of union businesses and services in our state. Check it out!
Click Here.

 Video: SB 5 Defeated in Ohio! - Please check out this video and statement by AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka . Click Here

TAKE ACTION: Sweetening Profits at the top, while sacrificing good American jobs.

Tell American Crystal Sugar to end the lockout and negotiate fair and square! Click Here.

 Video: Hotel would bring jobs to Savannah - Savannah CLC President Brett Hulme speaking to the Chatham County Commission in favor of a proposed hotel development.  This could mean hundreds of jobs. Click Here

Savannah CLC Wholeheartedly Supports the OccupySavannah Movement
Read the UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED resolution.
Click Here (click text to enlarge).

Democrats Propose $400 billion in Medicare Cuts
Read more about the Obama Administration's "super Committee's" plans to slash this critical program and what you can do about it.
Click Here.

 AMERICA WANTS TO WORK ACTION III - a Success!
WOW, what a tremendous turnout for such short notice. About 75 folks
attended throughout the 2 hours sharing hot dogs, sausage dogs, drinks,
fellowship and activism.

RUFF turned out the most folks followed by NALC 578 then Pipefitters 188.
AFGE 555, ATU 1324, ILA 1414, IBEW 84, IBEW 508, OPEIU 277, Teamsters 728,
UFCW 1996, SFT/PSRP 2069, AFM 447-704 and Working America each were represented
and carried the movement for the rest of you.

In fact, Alexandria, the newest AFM 447-704 member played the bagpipes for us.

 Why #OccupyWallStreet? Occupy Savannah is at Emmett Park on Bay street DAILY from 9am till dark!  We have a great opportunity to build coalitions with the young folks.  Please watch the video and you’ll understand why you AND your family should spend some time supporting Occupy Savannah even if just 1 hour!  See you there. Click Here.

 America Wants to Work!

About 80 folks turned out October 12^th to support the America Wants To Work Action II in Pooler Georgia just outside of Savannah.  Members from NALC 578, APWU 29, Rural Letter Carriers, SFT/PSRP 2069, Teamsters 728. OPEIU 277, Working America and Retirees Unite For the Future/ARA (RUFF) along with retirees, local candidates, ministers and community activists sent a message to PASS THE JOBS BILL!.  In addition to job creation, saving current jobs is critical.  This site was chosen because the Postal Service has a distribution center in Pooler slated for closure costing over 300 direct jobs to the local economy.

“The public support was overwhelmingly positive” said Savannah Regional CLC President Brett A. Hulme.    Hulme went on to say “I’ve been doing this for over 20 years and not a single negative came from over 1000 vehicles that passed by us today.  Obviously, the general public is aware and agrees that America Wants To Work!

WSAV - Unions Rally for Jobs in Pooler

WTOC - Postal Workers Protest Proposed Cuts

 President Obama supports ending Saturday Postal Service delivery, Post Office closings. Click Here.

 The Savannah CLC is now on Facebook.  Click Here.

 News Feeds Updated: Scroll down and you'll see our news feed boxes have been updated.  Click for the latest stories from the AFL-CIO blog, Labor Notes, Working In These Times, LabourStart and Portside Labor. We also have automatically updating stories from Physicians for a National Health Program in the "Issues & Actions" section.  

"Big Box" retailer Target is known to many for their policy of union busting, even if not as famously as Wal-Mart.  Check this anti-union video Target shows employees.  Use this as a tool to counter the lies and distortions union busters use to scare workers out of forming unions.  One of the best weapons against the shady business of "union avoidance" is to expose them to the light of day.  Target knows this, and they routinely pull the video down every time it appears online.  Check it out while its still up Here.

Here's the US Department of Labor's online newsletter.  Check it out here.

National Association of Letter Carriers #578 has some space that could be used as a union hall or office space.  The building is located in Pooler just west of Highway 95.  For more information, contact Bob Covino at (912) 660 - 0222.

Workers often have an extremely difficult time overcoming employer intimidation when they want to form a union.  Even when they get one, workers may have a hard time keeping their union, as happened in 2008 in Savannah.  Learn more about the dirty tricks and lies many bosses use to crush workers' rights:

Union Busting 101 - Click Here
"Center for Union Facts" Creator Richard Berman Exposed - Click Here
American Rights at Work's "Anti-Union Network" - Click Here

Rep. John Barrow has refused to co-sign on the Employee Free Choice Act
Call him today and remind him of his promise to be "on our side" and lead the way for true labor law reform - and not to bow to corporate pressure! His Washington Office confirmed if the EFCA was voted on today, he would "definitely" vote NO. Let him know the voters outnumber the corporate lobbyists any day of the week - especially election day!
(202) 225-2823  Washington
(912) 354-7282 Savannah

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Today In Labor History
(brought to you by our friends at BigLabor.com)

Today in labor history for the week of January 31, 2012

January 31
12,000 pecan shellers in San Antonio, Tex. -- mostly Latino women -- walk off their jobs at 400 factories in what was to become a three-month strike against wage cuts. Strike leader Emma Tenayuca was eventually hounded out of the state - 1938

Ida M. Fuller is the first retiree to receive an old-age monthly benefit check under the new Social Security law. She paid in $24.75 between 1937 and 1939 on an income of $2,484; her first check was for $22.54 - 1940

After scoring successes with representation elections conducted under the protective oversight of the California Agricultural Labor Relations Board, the United Farm Workers of America officially ends its historic table grape, lettuce and wine boycotts - 1978
[No man in this century has had more of an impact on the lives of Hispanic Americans, and especially farm workers, than the legendary Cesar Chavez. The Fight in the Fields tells of Chavez and his union’s struggles: to raise farm worker pay from .40 an hour; to win union recognition from savagely resistant grape and lettuce growers; to stop the use of deadly pesticides that were killing children in the fields. The pacifist Chavez endured several month-long fasts to counteract what he saw as a growing tendency toward violence in the farm worker movement, and many think those heroic acts contributed to his early death, at the age of 64. In the UCS bookstore now.]

Union and student pressure forces Harvard university to adopt new labor policies raising wages for lowest-paid workers - 2002

Five months after Hurricane Katrina, the New Orleans school board fires every teacher in the district in what the United Teachers of New Orleans sees as an effort to break the union and privatize the school system - 2005

February 01
Led by 23-year-old Kate Mullaney, the Collar Laundry Union forms in Troy, N.Y, raises earnings for female laundry workers from two dollars to 14 dollars a week - 1864

Bricklayers begin working eight-hour days - 1867

25,000 Paterson, NJ silk workers strike for eight-hour work day and improved working conditions. 1,800 were arrested over the course of the six-month walkout, led by the Wobblies. They returned to work on their employers’ terms - 1913

The federal minimum wage increases to $1.60 per hour - 1968

International Brotherhood of Firemen & Oilers merge with Service Employees International Union - 1995

February 02
Sixteen thousand silk workers in Paterson, NJ and 32,000 in Lawrence, Mass. strike for shorter work week with no cut in pay - 1919
[Women have had to fight for their rightful place in American life -- the right to own property, to vote, to work in "men’s" jobs. They’ve had to fight for their place in the labor movement as well, and Rocking the Boat: Union Women’s Voices 1915-1975 does a great job of recounting that struggle.  Brigid O Farrell and Joyce L. Kornbluh tell the stories of eleven dedicated union women from a wide range of backgrounds and how they dealt with issues of work, sex, fear, leadership and tradition to become activists and leaders in their unions. In the UCS bookstore now.]

Legal secretary Iris Rivera fired for refusing to make coffee; secretaries across Chicago protest - 1977

The 170-day lockout (although management called it a strike) of 22,000 steelworkers by USX Corp. ends with a pay cut but greater job security. It was the longest work stoppage in the history of the U.S. steel industry - 1987

February 03
The US Supreme Court rules the United Hatters Union violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by organizing a nationwide boycott of Danbury Hatters of Connecticut - 1908

U.S. Supreme Court upholds the Wages and Hours (later Fair Labor Standards) Act banning child labor and establishing the 40-hour work week - 1941

February 04
"Big Bill" Haywood born in Salt Lake City, Utah: Leader of Western Federation of Miners, Wobblies (IWW) founder - 1869

Rosa Parks, whose refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man launched the 1955 Montgomery, Ala. bus boycott and the birth of the civil rights movement, is born in Tuskeege, Ala. - 1913

Unemployment demonstrations take place in major U.S. cities - 1932

Thirty-seven thousand maritime workers on the West Coast strike for wage increases - 1937
[In Offensive Bargaining: Negotiating Aggressively in Contract Campaigns, labor lawyer David Rosenfeld shares his arsenal of tactics, contained in this controlled-availability book, to deal with and overcome employers who refuse to bargain in good faith. Rosenfeld, partner in a well-known California labor law firm, has represented unions in negotiations since 1973; here he shows you how to fight fire with fire, and then some. In the UCS bookstore now.]

President Barack Obama imposes $500,000 caps on senior executive pay for the most distressed financial institutions receiving federal bailout money, saying Americans are upset with "executives being rewarded for failure." - 2009

February 05
First daily labor newspaper, N.Y. Daily Sentinel, begins publication - 1830

The movie Modern Times premieres. The tale of the tramp (Charlie Chaplin) and his paramour (Paulette Goddard) mixed slapstick comedy and social satire, as the couple struggled to overcome the difficulties of the machine age, including, unemployment and nerve-wracking factory work, and get along in modern times - 1937

President Bill Clinton signs the Family and Medical Leave Act.  The law requires most employers of 50 or more workers to grant up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for a family or medical emergency - 1993

In what turns out to be a bad business decision, Circuit City fires 3,900 experienced sales people because they're making too much in commissions. Sales plummet. Six years later it declares bankruptcy. Duh. - 2003

 

Sources:
Toil and Trouble, by Thomas R. Brooks; American Labor Struggles, by Samuel Yellen; IWW calendar, Solidarity Forever; Historical Encyclopedia of American Labor, edited by Robert E. Weir and James P. Hanlan; Southwest Labor History Archives/George Meany Center; Geov Parrish’s Radical History; workday Minnesota; Andy Richards and Adam Wright, AFL-CIO Washington DC Metro Council (graphics research).

Issues & Actions

This comes from our friends at Working America: (Click the red text for links)
Wow! Last week we asked you to write your attorney general and tell him or her we need a settlement that holds mortgage banks accountable for the damage they've done. The response was incredible! In a little more than a week, more than 30,000 people have taken action—and the stories they shared have been powerful. We need to keep this momentum going; will you take another action to ensure a fair settlement?

The Justice Department official who is running settlement talks on behalf of the federal government is Associate Attorney General Thomas Perrelli. Mr. Perrelli, who wants a settlement before he leaves his post in March, is an extremely important figure who has a lot of power over the direction of any possible settlement. He needs to hear from you.

Write Mr. Perrelli's office and let him know you support a solution that puts working families first.

Misconduct by the nation's biggest banks gave us the financial crisis, and this is our chance to hold them accountable. Time is running out—a settlement is coming soon—and we have to get this right.

Raise your voice again. We're fighting to keep millions of people in their homes. Write to U.S. Associate Attorney General Perrelli and ask him to put homeowners before bankers' greed.

From our friends at Wal-Mart Watch: Yesterday, our friends from Warehouse Workers United challenged Walmart to save jobs and adopt a Responsible Contractor Policy. They rallied in Mira Loma, California outside of Schneider Logistics, a Walmart contractor that is planning to fire more than 100 workers at the end of February. The move comes after workers participated in a lawsuit to recover stolen wages. These workers deliver millions of pounds of goods every year, moving items from warehouses to Walmart shelves across the country.

I'm proud that members of OUR Walmart, UFCW Local 770, and UFCW Local 1428 joined the demonstration. Now, I'm asking you to stand with Warehouse Workers United and tell Walmart to treat all employees with respect. Please sign the petition and stay tuned for more developments in this ongoing struggle.

Tell Cooper Tires to end the lockout! . Click Here

NO WAY on "Free Trade"!

Stop the US-Korea Free Trade Agreement! Click Here.

Bill Clinton and Rahm Emmanuel brought us NAFTA, George W. Bush Brought us CAFTA.  The results of these so-called "free trade" agreements have been devastating. Barack Obama doesn't want to be outdone, so he has brought us no less than THREE new "free trade" agreements; with Korea, Colombia and Panama.  Read about them HERE.  Contact your Senators and Representatives HERE and tell them NO WAY on "FREE TRADE" and REPEAL THESE AGREEMENTS!!

Steelworkers at Honeywell Update: Members ratify agreement, ending 13 month lockout.  Click Here

From CREDO Action: 48 Senators, including Sen. Saxby Chambliss and Sen. Johnny Isakson, put Big Oil before the American people and helped defeat a bill that would have ended tax breaks for the five biggest oil companies. Click here for more info and action instructions!

IKEA Update  
Workers at Danville, Virginia facility vote UNION YES!   Click Here

Rite Aid Update
After five long years, Rite Aid distribution center workers finally have their union!  for more info, click here.

Wendy's & Arby's Update
So, good news for the Bakers Local 57 in Ohio - they now have a new contract after over a year campaign of hand billing, letter writing, and spreading the word on the internet.

For decades, these union represented workers had a positive relationship with Wendy's.  The trouble came then Arby's bought out Wendy's.  For more info on this successful campaign, click here.

"Medicare for All" Health Care

"When you are right you cannot be too radical; when you are wrong, you cannot be too conservative." - Martin Luther King, Jr.

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win" - Mahatma Gandhi

The Savannah CLC and AFL-CIO support through resolutions a single payer, non-profit, "Improved Medicare for All" system. "Everybody In, Nobody Out." 

The Savannah CLC is a proud supporter of the Labor for Single Payer Campaign.

Be sure to check our Links & Health Care Archives for lots of news and commentary.

Latest News and Actions

Hijacked, Stolen Health Care Reform: Why Health Care Costs Will Not Be Contained
(From Huffington Post, added here 8.3.10) ..Click for more info..

Wellpoint Executive turned Health Care Bill Author Heads to HHS
(From The Hill, added here 7.9.10) ..Click for more info..

Scare Tactics, Spin & Health Care
(From Counterpunch, added here 6.30.10) ..Click for more info..

U.S. Scores Dead Last in Health Care ...Again.
(From ABC News, added here 6.28.10) ..Click for more info..

Kevin Zeezse on Health Care: What Did We Get? Where are We? And, Where do we go from here?
(From Huffington Post, added here 5.12.10) ..Click for more info..

3rd Largest Labor Council in Ohio Endorses HR 676
(From Unions for Single Payer, added here 5.12.10) ..Click for more info..

Round Two: The Battle for (Improved Medicare for All) Single Payer
(From Huffington Post, added here 5.10.10) ..Click for more info..

On Single Payer, Democrats Can't Be Trusted
(From Single Payer Action, added here 5.2.10) ..Click for more info..

'Frontline' fronts for Corporations, not the Public
(From PNHP, added here 5.1.10) ..Click for more info..

Health Insurers Hedge Bets with Fast Food Stock
(From PNHP, added here 5.1.10) ..Click for more info..

No Time to "Wait and See" on Health Law
(From PNHP, added here 5.1.10) ..Click for more info..

Greens: Now its Time to Work for Real Health Reform -  Medicare for All
(From Firedog Lake, added here 5.1.10) ..Click for more info..

 

Employee Free Choice Act
 
"Let's stand up to the business lobby that's been getting their friends in Washington to block card check. I've fought to pass the Employee Free Choice Act in the Senate. And I will make it the law of the land when I'm President of the United States of America."

- Barack Obama (the candidate), speaking to the AFL-CIO in 2008.  Working families in America are still waiting...

If this bill is introduced in the 2011 Congressional session, we'll be sure to post information and news updates here.

"If you can't lower heaven, raise hell!" - Mother Jones

Rep. John Barrow has refused to co-sign on the Employee Free Choice Act
Call him today and remind him of his promise to be "on our side" and lead the way for true labor law reform - and not to bow to corporate pressure! His Washington Office confirmed if the EFCA was voted on today, he would "definitely" vote NO. Let him know the voters outnumber the corporate lobbyists any day of the week - especially election day!
(202) 225-2823  Washington
(912) 354-7282 Savannah 

EFCA News and Actions
Be Sure to Check out our EFCA News Archive

Harkin Hints Watered Down EFCA Could Move after 2010 Elections
(From The Hill, added here 6.28.10) ..Click for more info..

What Happened to the Employee Free Choice Act?
(From Firedog Lake, added here 4.28.10) ..Click for more info..

The Night they Drove Old EFCA Down
(From Working In These Times, added here 1.30.10) ..Click for more info..

Trumka Predicts EFCA Passage in 2010; Does Not Mention "Card Check"
(From AlterNet, added here 1.11.10) ..Click for more info..

2010 Last Chance for EFCA, Labor Advocate Says
(From Workday Minnesota, added here 1.11.10) ..Click for more info..

 

Wal-Mart

The World's Largest Retailer's unmatched record of anti-worker practices earns the company a "Take Action!" section of its own. Also see the Wal-Mart info on our Links page.  Explore the Issues...

From Wal-Mart Watch: Nearly one hundred Wal-Mart Associates from across the country traveled to Wal-Mart corporate headquarters.

They presented a declaration to Wal-Mart executives, asking that the company respect their right to speak up about problems they face in their stores, improve their wages and working conditions, and treat all employees with respect.

View photos and a recap of the event at OUR Wal-Mart’s website by clicking here.

The effort was an action taken by a new Associate-led group, the Organization United for Respect at Wal-Mart (OUR Wal-Mart), which is seeking to improve the lives and working conditions of Wal-Mart Associates in stores across the country.

The group is the largest ever of its type seeking to improve conditions at Wal-Mart and broke in the news this past Wednesday in a story by the New York Times.

If you’re a Wal-Mart Associate who is interested in this effort, learn more about the Organization United for Respect at Wal-Mart by clicking here.

Since 2005, we at Wal-Mart  Watch have sought to hold Wal-Mart fully accountable for its impact on communities, the American workforce, the retail sector, the environment and our nation’s economy.

As the world’s retail industry leader, Wal-Mart sets standards for wages, benefits and beyond. This movement of Wal-Mart Associates has the potential for making a real difference in the lives of fellow employees – and because of Wal-Mart ’s position as a retail leader, their actions will have consequences that reach far beyond their stores.

A petition for supporters of these Associates is circulating at the Making Change at Wal-Mart site. Click here to sign the petition.

 

Wal-Mart Partners with Unions Abroad. What are they Waiting for at Home?
(From American Rights at Work, added here 6.8.11) ..Click for more info..

Call on Wal-Mart to be Honest About Political Giving
Join Wal-mart Watch in calling for complete transparency in the company's political giving.

Walmart’s Executive Vice President for Corporate Affairs and Government Relations says that the company's politics were "relentlessly nonpartisan" during the 2008 presidential election.

But according to a new Wal-Mart Watch report, Wal-mart's Political Action Committee and the Walton family continue to give overwhelmingly to Republicans. When Walmart's PAC has given to Democrats, it was to those Democrats who were more likely to vote against President Obama's agenda.

• Wal-mart’s PAC and the Walton family continue to give overwhelmingly to the GOP.
• The primary area of increasing support for Democratic Party candidates is among conservative Democrats in the House of Representatives.
• Blue Dog Coalition Democrats and members of the Tea Party are overrepresented in Wal-mart PAC political giving while Progressive Caucus Democrats are significantly under-represented.
• Democrats supported by Wal-mart were much more likely to oppose key elements of President Obama’s political agenda.
• At the state level, the company and family further wield their vast resources to undermine the interests of Wal-mart’s core customers (working families) and associates.

As Wal-mart's Shareholder Meeting approaches, now is the time to call on Wal-mart to let the public know the truth about its political giving.

Next CLC meeting will be held Wednesday - March 7th, 2012, at 5:30pm at the IBEW Hall on Dean Forest Road. ..Click here..

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