BOOKS & AUTHORS

Accepting Teen Poetry/Art Springfi eld Poets and Writers international anthology of work from teens, grades 6-12. Deadline March 1. Sponsored by Vachel Lindsay Association. springfi eldpoetsandwriters. com.

Author Meet and Greet Mar 02, 12-2pm, Jane Aumann and Cindy Ladage’s new book, My Name is Huber; a Tractor’s Story. The Sly Fox Bookstore, 123 N. Springfi eld St (Route 4), Virden, 217-965-3641.

Book Reading/Performance Feb 23, 7pm, A.D. Carson reads and performs from his new book, “The City: [un]poems, thoughts, rhymes and miscellany.” The Pharmacy, 401 South Grand Avenue West, 217-652-3273.

Book Sale Mar 01-02, 6-8pm Fri, 10am-4pm Sat, Library fundraiser. Rochester Public Library, 1 Community Drive, Rochester, 498-8454.

Irish Legion: 90th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Mar 02, 2-3pm, James B. Swan, ‘Chicago’s Irish Legion’ tells stories of little-known Illinois regiment and its fl ag. Illinois State Military Museum, 1301 N. MacArthur Blvd, 761-3910.

Springfield Writers Meetup Group Feb 26, 6-8pm, New group holds biweekly critique session focused on prose writing. RSVP online. Lincoln Library, 326 S. Seventh St, 217-753- 4900.

SPOKEN WORD

Pharmacy Open Feb 28, 7pm, Fourth Thursday of month, poetry, prose, song, stand-up and more. 6:30 p.m. sign-up. The Pharmacy, 401 South Grand Avenue West, 217-652-3273.

Poets in the Parlor Feb 23, 2pm, “Notable Nightingales.” Music and readings. Vachel Lindsay Home, 603 S. Fifth St. 524-0901.

THEATER & COMEDY

Almost, Maine Feb 21-24, 7:30pm Thu-Sat, 2pm Sun, Play about inhabitants of fi ctional town, and love as charming, devastating, sweet, unsatisfying, fulfi lling, and most of all, unexpectedly hopeful. $7. Illinois College Icebox Theatre, Kirby Learning Center, Jacksonville, 245-3471.

Comedian Alex Reymundo Feb 22, 8pm Fri, 7:15pm and 9:30pm Sat, “Original Latin Kings of Comedy.” $15. Mason City Limits Comedy Club, 114 E. Chestnut, Mason City, 482-5233.

Comedian Todd Yohn Feb 22-23, 7:30pm and 9:30pm Fri- Sat, High energy, non-stop act has blended stand-up, improv and music $15-$17. Donnie B’s Comedy Club, 625 E. Saint Joseph Street, 391-joke.

Creative Design Workshop Mar 02, 3-5pm, Annie Germann on hair and makeup. Free. RSVP [email protected]. Hoogland Center for the Arts, 420 S. Sixth St, 217-523-2787.

The Marvelous Wonderettes Feb 22-24, 8pm Fri-Sat, 2pm Sun, Stars Sara Baltusevich, Elizabeth Eckert, Cassie Poe and Teri Wells. $18-$20. The Legacy Theatre, 101 E. Lawrence, 1-800-838-3006.

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Feb 22-24, Mar 01-03, 8pm Fri-Sat, 2pm Sun, Springfi eld Theatre Centre production. Pre-show dinner on Feb. 22, 6:30 p.m. Hoogland Center for the Arts, 420 S. Sixth St, 217-523-2787.

i.e. improv Feb 27, 4:30pm, LLCC improvisational group. (Also, Mar. 27, Apr. 10, 24, May 8.) Sangamon south room 0015. Viewer discretion advised. $2. 786-4942. Lincoln Land Community College, 5250 Shepherd Rd, 217-786-2200.

MUSIC: GENERAL EVENTS

Bonnie’s Bistro Feb 23, 7-10:30pm, Bonnie Ettinger in concert with Brooke Thomas, Mike Burnett, Luke Turasky. Reservations by phone. Abraham Lincoln Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 745 Woodside Rd, 217-585-9550.

Cantus Vocal Ensemble Feb 23, 7:30pm, A cappella group acclaimed as ‘premier men’s vocal ensemble in the United States.’ $15. (Free workshop 2 p.m.) 245-3069 or [email protected]. Illinois College Rammelkamp Chapel, 1101 W. College Ave, Jacksonville, 217- 245-3000.

Chris Tomlin Burning Lights Tour with Kari Jobe Mar 05, 7pm, Tickets start at $18 plus fees. Prairie Capital Convention Center, 1 Convention Center Plaza, 724-744-3524.

Eric Johnson Mar 02, 8pm, One of the premier guitar players in contemporary music. $50-$40. Sangamon Auditorium, UIS, 1 University Plaza, 217-206-6160, 800-207-6960.

Experience the Beatles with RAIN Feb 24, 7pm, Internationallyacclaimed Beatles concert returns by popular demand. $55-$45. Sangamon Auditorium, UIS, 1 University Plaza, 217-206-6160, 800-207- 6960.

Handbell Concert Feb 24, 5pm, With internationally acclaimed handbell soloist Christine D. Anderson. Free will offering. Laurel United Methodist Church, 631 South Grand Ave W, 525.1866.

Illinois Symphony Orchestra Feb 23, 8pm, Russian Revolution. $50-$20. Sangamon Auditorium, UIS, 1 University Plaza, 217-206-6160, 800-207- 6960.

LLCC Recital Series Feb 24, 4pm, ‘La Vie en Rose’ multi-media recital. Melinda Pitt Kaye, soprano. Free. LLCC Trutter Center, 5250 Shepherd Road, 217-786-2200.

Midwest Tribute to the King Competition Mar 01-02, 7:30pm Fri, 6pm Sat, Two-day extravaganza with tribute artists vying for cash prizes. Tickets, tributetotheking. info. Info, 793-3733. Hilton Springfi eld, 700 E. Adams.

Peter Pan Feb 23, 1pm, 3pm and 6:30pm, Springfi eld Youth Performance Group presents three shows. $8-$12. Hoogland Center for the Arts, 420 S. Sixth St, 217- 523-2787.

Pleasant Plains HS Variety Show Feb 23, 6:30pm, Jim Leach hosts night of song, comedy and dance. $5. Pleasant Plains High School, 2000 Championship Dr, Pleasant Plains, 787-7405, Patti Good.

Symphony Sweets Feb 24, 2:30pm, Broadway’s greatest love songs and dessert bar. Benefi ts Sangamon Valley Youth Symphony. Hoogland Center for the Arts, 420 S. Sixth St, 217-523-2787.

DANCE All About Dance Feb 27, Mar 06, 7-10pm, Every Wed. hour line dance lessons with Marilyn Ferry before dance. $5. VFW Post #755, 2211 Old Jacksonville Road, 836-1438.

Dance Feb 22, Mar 01, 8-11pm, Kevin Turner Band. $10. VFW Post #755, 2211 Old Jacksonville Road, 217-546-9515.

Salsa Nights Feb 23, 9pm-12:45am, Last Sat. of each month. $3. Abe’s Southside Cafe & Pub, 3751 S. Sixth St, 217-529-5511.

TRACES Mar 04, 7:30pm, Heart-stopping acrobatics and unbridled energy. $52-$42. Sangamon Auditorium, UIS, 1 University Plaza, 217-206-6160, 800-207- 6960.

ART & ARCHITECTURE

Artrageous First Friday Mar 01, 5:30-8pm, Pam Allen demonstrating metal jewelry work techniques. Appetizers and wine. The Blue Door Gallery, 214 South 6th St, 217-753- 0262.

Brown Bag Feb 22, 12pm, Isamu Noguchi presented by Elaine Birtch. Free. Lunches welcome. Springfi eld Art Association, 700 N. Fourth St, 217-523-2631.

Call for Entry Exhibit Feb 23, Area artists work on view until Mar. 23. Reception March 2, 1-3 p.m. Chatham Area Public Library, 600 E. Spruce, Chatham, 483-2713.

Congo/Women Portraits of War: Democratic Republic of Congo Art Exhibit Feb 22, 6-8pm, Feb. 15, Student presentations, Oxfam fi lm screening. Illinois College, McGaw Fine Arts Building, 1101 W. College Ave, Jacksonville.

Contrast of Medium Feb 21-23, 25-28, Mar 01-02, 10am-5pm Tue-Fri, 10am-3pm Sat, Jan. 11-Mar. 2, Jennifer Davis, Lynn Hotes. H.D. Smith Gallery, 420 S. Sixth St, 544- 2787.

First Friday Gallery Walk Mar 01, 5-8pm, Artist talks, hors d’oeuvres, music and more at Anne Lloyd Gallery, Blue Connection, Gallery 510. Various locations.

Gallery Exhibit Feb 21-23, 25-28, Mar 01-02, 04-06, 8am-4pm Mon-Fri, Through Mar. 7, Michael Dixon’s “Shared Histories.” LLCC James S. Murray Gallery, Upper level, Menard Hall, 217-786-2219.

Gallery Opening and Exhibit Mar 02-03, 05-06, 4-6pm Tue- Sat, 1-3pm Sun, Through Mar 31, Greg Amend. Oil and acrylic paintings and photography. Reception Mar. 2, 6-8 p.m. David Strawn Art Gallery, 331 W. College Ave, Jacksonville, 217- 243-9390.

Group Exhibition Feb 21-28, Mar 01-06, 8am- 9pm Mon-Thu, 8am-4pm Fri, 12, Through Mar. 6, local artists explore technology in our lives. Charles E. Becker Library, Benedictine University at Springfi eld, 1500 North Fifth St.

It’s Complicated Mar 02, 04-06, 10am-5pm Mon-Fri, 10am-3pm Sat, Felicia Olin, Ryan Sponsler, Mary Tumulty, Jim Edgecomb and Adam Perschbacher. Reception Mar. 2, 5:30 p.m. Springfi eld Art Association, 700 N. Fourth St, 217-523-2631.

FILM & TELEVISION

Molly Schlich Film Series Feb 24, 26, 1 and 4pm Sun, 7pm Tue, “Safety Not Guaranteed.” $8-$4. AMC Parkway 8, 3025 Lindbergh Boulevard, 523-2631.

The Invisible War Feb 25, 6pm, Documentary on rape within the U.S. military. Discussion follows. Free. UIS Brookens Auditorium, One University Plaza, 217-206-8507.

CHILDREN’S CORNER

CWLP Every Drop Counts Poster Contest For fi rst, second and third graders in Springfi eld via teachers. Deadline Mar. 1. cwlp. com. 787-2070 ext. 2088.

Celebrate Cultural Diversity Feb 23, 11am-3pm, Learn about heritage and traditions of world cultures through handson crafts, international displays, live performances and more. Free. Illinois State Museum, 502 S. Spring St, 782-5993.

SCIENCE

Paul Mickey Science Series Lecture Mar 06, 7-8:30pm, Dr. James Skibo, Illinois State University, “The Grand Island Archaeology: Twelve Years of Research on Lake Superior’s South Shore.” Free. Illinois State Museum Research & Collections Center, 1011 E. Ash St, 785-0037.

NATURE

Early Childhood Nature Education Workshop Mar 02, 9am-4pm, Roots of Nature offered by Lincoln Memorial Garden, Environmental Education Association of Illinois and Illinois Audubon Society. $30. Register illinoissudubon.org. Adams Wildlife Sanctuary, 2315 East Clear Lake Ave, 217-544-2473.

Frog Watch Feb 26, Mar 02, 6-8pm Tue, 4-6pm Sat, Free training session for those interested in helping with research program. Register by phone. Henson Robinson Zoo, 1100 E. Lake Shore Dr, 217-585-1821.

Maple Syrup Time Feb 23-24, Mar 02-03, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm, Public demos four weekends in Feb. and March. Dress warm. Begins with brief orientation in Nature Center. Lincoln Memorial Garden, 2301 E. Lake Shore Dr, 217-529-1111.

Springfield Audubon Society Meeting Feb 21, 6-7pm, Raptor Focus (Part 2) with the Illinois Raptor Center. $5 at door. Adams Wildlife Sanctuary, 2315 East Clear Lake Ave, 217-544-2473.

Springfield Civic Garden Club Mar 04, 9:15-11:30am, John Gross on selecting the right orchids, keeping them healthy and encouraging blooms. Westminster Presbyterian Church, 533 S. Walnut Street, 217-522-4415.

ENVIRONMENT

Taking the River Pulse Feb 26, 7:30pm, Claudia Bonecker, Maring State University, Brazil; and Michael Lemke, UIS, and Therkildsen Field Station at Emiquon director. UIS Brookens Auditorium, One University Plaza, 217-206-8507.

LECTURES & MEETINGS

Citizens Club of Springfield Policy Breakfast Feb 22, 7:30am coffee, 8-9am program, ‘Gallup student poll on hope, engagement and wellbeing of District 186 students.” Hoogland Center for the Arts, 420 S. Sixth St, 217-523-2787.

IWIL Luncheon Feb 21, 11:30am-1pm, Sarah Mackey discusses strategies for the future. $23. Reservations iwil.biz. Sangamo Club, 227 E. Adams St, 217-528-2323.

Lincolnland Depression Era Glass Club Meeting Mar 04, 6-8pm, Emerald Glo Glass by Kurt Curry. Lincoln Library, 326 S. Seventh St, 793- 0565.

Locating Private Foundation Funding Mar 05, 2-4pm, Free seminar. Registration required. go.illinois. edu/CINRCCalendar. UIS Brookens Library, One University Plaza, 206-6633.

Personal Assistant Employers Group Feb 26, 3-4:30pm, Free. Springfi eld Center for Independent Living, 330 S. Grand Ave. West, 217-523-2587 v/tty.

Springfield Camera Club Feb 28, 7-8:30pm, Members will present pictures taken with an infrared camera. First Christian Church, 700 S. Sixth St, 546-5021 or 523-8081.

Springfield Parental Alienation Advocacy Group Meeting Mar 04, 6-8pm, First Monday of month. Mezzanine level, conference room 3. Hilton Springfi eld, 700 E. Adams, 217- 793-3586.

Springfield Social Club Feb 27, 5:30-8:30pm, Collecting art supplies, paper towels, toilet paper for Boys and Girls Club of Central Illinois. The Burger Bar, 2765 S. Sixth Street, 217-528- 9030.

BULLETIN BOARD

APL Pet Adoptions Feb 22-24, 4-8pm Fri, 11am- 5pm Sat, 11am-4p, Dogs and cats available. 544-7387. Petsmart, 3183 S. Veterans Pkwy, 217-698-3091.

African-American Food and Vendor Day Feb 27 10am-2pm, Food, music and more. Lincoln Land Community College, 5250 Shepherd Rd, 217-786-2200.

Association of Information Technology Professionals Feb 21, 6-8pm, Terry Massey, “Embedded Electronics - The power behind the microcontroller.” Free. UIS Public Affairs Center (PAC), One University Plaza, 217-628-3697.

Backgammon Club Feb 27, Mar 06, 6pm, Every Wed. with Sangamon Valley Backgammon Association. 622- 9447. Capital Teletrack, 1766 Wabash Ave, 217-546-2111.

Bootlegging Pub Crawl Tour Feb 23, Mar 02, 8-10pm, $12, cash only. Reservations, 217- 502-8687. Begins at Lincoln family statues, Sixth and Adams St. Downtown Springfi eld.

Education Career Day Feb 25, 9am-12pm, Students and community members interested in education as a career. A. Lincoln Commons. Lincoln Land Community College, 5250 Shepherd Rd, 217-786-2200.

Fifth Annual Black History Ball Feb 23, 6-11pm, Dinner, live entertainment, DJ, vendors and awards. 502-3701. Northfi eld Inn Suites & Conference Center, 3280 Northfi eld Dr.

Fifth Grade Rube Goldberg Competition Feb 23, 9am-3:30pm, Outlandish machines on display. Public invited. Menard hall, lower level. Lincoln Land Community College, 5250 Shepherd Rd, 217-786-2200.

Flirting for Disaster Feb 21, 6-10pm, Fundraiser with unlimited hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine, Still Kick’n band, wine wall. $40, il-redcross.org. Erin’s Pavilion, Southwind Park, 4965 S. Second St, 787-7602 x 231.

ISAC, Your Family and Education Feb 23, 9:30-11:30am, Find out what resources are available. Register at isac.org or 800- 899-4722. University of Illinois at Springfi eld, 800-899-4722.

Illinois Beef Expo Feb 21-24, 8am-5pm, Livestock Center. Admission on Sunday only, $3, kids 10 and under free. 787-4280. Illinois State Fairgrounds, 801 Sangamon Ave, 782-8886.

Illinois Products Expo Mar 02-03, 10am-5pm Sat, 10am-4pm Sun, Over seventy Illinois companies providing free food samples and selling their products. Orr Building. $5, kids 10 and under free. 524-3012. Illinois State Fairgrounds, 801 Sangamon Ave, 782-8886.

Remembrance Ceremony Feb 28, 11am, For those who served and made the ultimate sacrifi ce during Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Tours after and before ceremony. Illinois State Military Museum, 1301 N. MacArthur Blvd, 761-3910.

SAHBA Home Expo Feb 22-24, 4-8pm Fri, 9am- 7pm Sat, 10am-3pm, Admission $6. Prairie Capital Convention Center, 1 Convention Center Plaza, 800-745-3000.

Scrapbook Extravaganza Feb 23, 9am-9pm, Breakfast, lunch and dinner included. Register by phone or mail to Habitat for Humanity. $30-$25. St. Agnes Church, 245 N. Amos St, 217-787-7209.

Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon Abe Lincoln Mar 02, 7pm, Fritz Klein, Betsy Irwin, Jeannie Alexander, Doug Kamholz, Brian ‘Fox’ Ellis, Tom Irwin, Kathryn Harris. $12. Register, 786-2432. LLCC Trutter Center, 5250 Shepherd Road, 217-786-2200.

Springfield PrideFest Drag Race Mar 01, 8pm, Drag performers compete to perform at Springfi eld PrideFest. $20. atthelegacy.com. The Legacy Theatre, 101 E. Lawrence, 1-800-838-3006.

The Boat Show in Springfield Feb 22-24, 2-9pm Fri, 10am- 7pm Sat, 10am-5p, Pleasure and fi shing boats in the Orr Building. $5, kids 12 and under free. 341-1730. Illinois State Fairgrounds, 801 Sangamon Ave, 217-341-1730.

FOOD

Food Is Love Foodraiser Feb 21, 6pm-1am, Occupy Springfi eld, 3T Art Show collecting nonperishable food/ goods for Kumler Outreach Ministries. Donnie’s Homespun, 107 West Cook Road, 217-691- 7283.

Slow Food Springfield Annual Meeting Mar 04, 5:30pm, Wine and hors d’oeuvres by Chef Bo Oliver. Reservations required, [email protected]. Springfi eld Art Association, 700 N. Fourth St, 691-5035.

Slow Food Springfield Chili Supper Feb 24, 5pm, Eat chili and learn Springfi eld’s chili history. $16. Register by Feb. 18, ann. [email protected]. Cafe Moxo, 411 E. Adams St, 691- 5035.

POLITICS

Honoring in a Good Way Mar 06, 7pm, Adam Danner, author and Native American cultural speaker, talks about understanding Native American people and culture for who and what they are, instead of what others have created them to be. Free. UIS Brookens Auditorium, One University Plaza, 217-206-8507.

HISTORY

Black History Month Feb 28, 6-8pm, Kaba Hiawatha Kamene,”The African Presence in America Before 1492.” South auditorium, second fl oor. SIU School of Medicine, 801 N. Rutledge, 217-545-7334.

Black History Month Events Feb 22, 27-28, Feb 12, 4:40- 7pm, Free fi lm on Black history topic. Fourth fl oor conference room. 545-7334. SIU School of Medicine, 801 N. Rutledge, 545-2155.

Civil War Fashion Show Feb 23, 2pm, Informative show of Civil War-era clothing. Tea and treats to follow. $15, $5 kids. Springfi eld Art Association, 700 N. Fourth St, 217-523- 2631.

Decatur Genealogical Society Dinner Meeting Feb 24, 1-4pm, Laura Jahr, Mueller Museum assistant director. Free. Decatur Genealogical Society & Library, 1255 W. South Side Drive, Decatur, 217-429-0135.

Illinois History Symposium Feb 28, Mar 01, Human bondage in both contemporary and historical contexts. 525- 2781. University of Illinois at Springfi eld, 217-206-6073.

Slavery and Emancipation Feb 28, 11:30am-1:30pm, Register for two presentations in this Lunch and Learn program at uiaa.org/uis. UIS Public Affairs Center (PAC), One University Plaza, 217-206-6073.

The Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. Feb 27, 7pm, Konrad Hamilton, Knox College professor. Free. UIS Brookens Auditorium, One University Plaza, 217-206- 8507.

The Other Emancipation of the 1860s: Freeing Russia’s Serfs Mar 01, 10:45am, Dr. Kolchin, University of Delaware professor and author of “Unfree Labor: American Slavery and Russian Serfdom.”, UIS Brookens Auditorium, One University Plaza, 217-206-8507.

AUDITIONS Springfield PrideFest Acoustic/Solo Performers Feb 23, 7pm, 6:15 musicians check-in, Play two-three songs, bring CD if no instrument. Forms on website phoenixcenterspringfi eld.org. Info springfi eldpridefestent@ yahoo.com. Crows Mill Pub, 1220 Toronto Road, 217-529-2769 .

The Vagina Monologues Feb 22-23, 4-9pm, For March 22-24 performance directed by August Roy. Lower level, Sangamon Hall South. [email protected]. Lincoln Land Community College, 5250 Shepherd Rd, 217-786-2200.

HEALTH

Connection Support Group Mar 02, 1-2:30pm, First Sat. each month. National Alliance on Mental Illness Support Group for persons with mental illness. First Christian Church, 700 S. Sixth St, 891-5570.

GROW in Illinois Mental Health Feb 21, 28, 6:30pm, 12-step support program for emotional, mental health issues, coping or addictions. Thursdays. 816- 1083. Laurel United Methodist Church, 631 South Grand Ave W.

NAMI Class Mar 02, 1-3:30pm, Free 12week course for family and friends of persons with mental illness covering treatment and coping. Register, 741- 2622. Unity of Springfi eld, 417 Cordelia, 523-5897.

NAMI Support Group Mar 02, 1-2:30pm, First Sat. of month, National Alliance on Mental Illness support group for family and friends of persons with mental illness. First Christian Church, 700 S. Sixth St, 891-5570.

Paralysis Group Feb 21, 4:30-6pm, For info, phone 788-3461. Memorial Medical Center, 701 N. First St, 217-523-2587 v/tty.

Support Classes Feb 21, 6:15pm, First day of 9-13 week Single and Parenting, Divorce Recovery, Financial Peace $95, GriefShare. $15. Crossroads Counseling Center. Chatham Presbyterian Church, 1835 E. Walnut, Chatham, 483-1224.

FAITH & PHILOSOPHY

Church Women United in Springfield Feb 26, 9:30am, Jerrie Blakely, Springfi eld and Central Illinois African-American History Museum Foundation. First Christian Church, 700 S. Sixth St, 217-528-3407.

Fnding Jesus in the Baking of Bread Mar 02, 9am-3pm, Must register by Feb. 27. Lunch included. $40. Jubilee Farm, 6760 Old Jacksonville Rd, 217- 787-6927.

The Spirituality of Malcolm X Feb 24, 10:30am, Rev. Martin Woulfe leads discussion. Abraham Lincoln Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 745 Woodside Rd, 585-9550.

SPORTS & FITNESS

ACF Dodge Ball Tournament Mar 02, 8:45am-2pm, First grade level to adult. athenscommunityfootball.org, Athens High School, 1 Warrior Way, Athens, 636-9912.

Boating on Rivers and Lakes Mar 02, 1-3pm, Hosted by Land of Lincoln Power Squadron. Register, 836-1723. Gander Mountain, 2371 Chuckwagon Drive, 217-726-8219.

Capital City Cage Wars Mar 02, 7-11pm, Pro-Card MMA Fights. $30 general admission. Prairie Capital Convention Center, 1 Convention Center Plaza, 800-745-3000.

Drop-In Derby Mar 03, 8-10pm, First and third Sunday for ages 18 and up. Helmet required. $5, $3 skate rental. Skateland South, 1500 Recreation Dr, 546-4543.

Springfield Junior Blues Games Feb 22-23, 7pm Fri-Sat, The Blues take on Soo Friday and Saturday. Nelson Center Ice Arena, Lincoln Park, 1601 N. Fifth St, 217-525-2589.

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