Welcome to Easter Seals
Our Mission
Easter Seals provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities and their families have equal opportunity to live, learn, work and play in their communities.
Our Values
Integrity, Respect, Excellence, Customer Focused, Teamwork
Our Executive Leadership Team
Steve Thompson, President & CEO
David Bateman, Community President
Kory Kaeb, Executive Vice President Operations
Joette Blakesley, Chief Development Officer
Erin Rogers, Executive Vice President Program Services
It has been more than 85 years since the roots of Easter Seals were planted in Central Illinois. What started as a once-a-week clinic in a downtown storefront in Peoria for just a few children, has blossomed into four service centers serving thousands of children and adults with disabilities and their families every year.
Widely recognized as a place of hope and progress, Easter Seals provides a broad array of programs, services, and facilities serving people with disabilities of all ages in central Illinois.
Easter Seals provides services for children and adults with developmental delays and disabilities. Services are designed to improve functional as well as life skills.
Thank you for spending time with us.
A Family of Services
Our innovative programs, state-of-the-art facilities, and highly trained staff deliver results for the individuals we serve, and their families. Easter Seals maintains an outcome measurement system in all areas of direct program service provision and communicates results on a regular basis to its staff, board of directors, and other stakeholders. In FY 2011, 94% of the children we served made developmental progress and Easter Seal recorded 96% satisfaction among families and 97% among referral sources.
Eddie Garber and Stephanie Polka We make a difference in the lives of thousands of people with special needs each year—teaching new skills, building confidence and pride, and giving new hope for the future. Our mission is to provide exceptional services to ensure that people with disabilities and their families have equal opportunity to live, learn, work and play in their communities.
All treatment and intervention services at Easter Seals are based on functional outcomes rather than delays or specific diagnoses. Functional outcomes are clear statements about "real-life" skills that are written in family-friendly language and reflect the changes that families want to see for their children and themselves. They are designed to maximize a child's practical skills (movement, feeding, dressing, communications, etc.) and his/her participation in family and community activities. They provide a clear focus and direction for all our interventions.
The staff at Easter Seals will help you identify your priorities for intervention, and guide you in creating the most appropriated functional outcomes for you child and family. These are determined by your concerns and the treatment team's assessment of your child's skills. The outcomes derived from these priorities are specific to your child's needs. These outcomes will then help us determine which type of therapists will be included on the treatment team, the frequency and intensity of services, and the location of services. We will also communicate with schools and other community providers regarding your child's outcomes to make certain that your child's treatment is comprehensive and coordinated.
Easter Seals Ambassador Family Easter Seals recognizes that families are the first and best lifelong teachers of their children. Therefore, a family's participation in the therapeutic process is both essential and critical. Children will make minimal gains if the only intervention is provided in the therapy session. To ensure that your child has the best chance of meeting his/her outcomes, our therapists will provide you with specifics "home program" of activities to be carried out during daily routines on a regular basis. The therapist will monitor your child's progress, and change your home program as your child improves.
Easter Seals provides treatment and interventions that are guided by established practices, based on the best scientific information available, as well as new and promising alternatives. While we emphasize treatments that are based on scientific research, we also try to stay on the "cutting edge" of less proven treatment options and support those options that we feel are safe and may be helpful.
Parent Handbook
Pediatric Therapy - Easter Seals offers a broad array of evaluations and on-going therapy services to help children with disabilities learn to function more independently in their environments. Therapy services include: Speech-Language Therapy, Feeding Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Developmental Therapy, Counseling Services, Birth-to-Three Developmental Screening, Aquatic Therapy and much more.
autism awareness puzzle piece The Autism Program at Easter Seals- Easter Seals offers comprehensive services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders including Autism Diagnostic Clinic, D.I.R. Floor time/Intervention, Sensory Integration Therapy, Feeding Therapy, Speech-Language Therapy, Speech Therapy for Adults, Autism Swim Program, Individualized Therapeutic Autism Program, Lorraine and George Shadid Autism Resource Center in Peoria, Center for Autism Resources and Education in Bloomington, Social Skills groups, The Autism Program and much more.
LaHood Center for Cerebral Palsy- The Ray LaHood Center for Cerebral Palsy is a comprehensive program in central Illinois for diagnostic, treatment, clinical research, community education, and support for children with cerebral palsy and their families. As one of the community partners, Easter Seals offers comprehensive services for children with Cerebral Palsy including Assistive Technology Clinic, Orthotics and Serial Casting, Constraint Induced Movement Therapy, Aquatic Therapy, Physical Therapy , Occupational Therapy and much more.
Recreational Programming - Easter Seals offers programs and services to get children with disabilities and their families involved in activities including Splashersize, Lose the Training Wheels, Therapeutic Fitness Center, Reading & Math Tutoring, Parent's Night Out, Developmental Disabilities Program, The Penguin Project and much more.
Family Support Services - Easter Seals offers family support services for parents, siblings, caregivers, and other family members of children and adults with special needs. Family support activities include: Rehabilitation Coordination, Support Groups, Earth Project, Weatherization Assistance and much more.
Timber Point Sunset
Timber Pointe Outdoor Center - Easter Seals Timber Pointe Outdoor Center is a beautiful 170-acre facility located on Lake Bloomington. With more than five miles of paths and roadways through hardwood and pine forests, this accessible camp offers a variety of camping, respite, educational, and recreational programs.
Adult Services - Easter Seals Decatur offers services for adults including Speech Therapy, Developmental Disabilities Program and AgrAbility Unlimited, Statewide Program.
Childcare - Easter Seals Decatur's child care center, Discovery Depot, offers a full service child care program for children with and without disabilities.
Client Financial Services - Easter Seals Client Financial Services specialists help you to fully understand your account and provide information regarding payment options and methods of funding.
For more information on services in your area contact the Peoria Service Center at 309.686.1177, the Bloomington Service Center at 309.663.8275 or the Decatur Service Center at 217.429.1052.
Pediatric Therapy Becky and Lily
Easter Seals is the largest provider of pediatric therapy and early intervention services in central Illinois, and we offer a broad array of services for children with developmental delays and disabilities and their families.
Therapy helps children with developmental delays and disabilities learn to do the things that come more easily for others. Because most of those we serve are children, therapy is embedded within play-based activities which makes learning fun for kids as they develop and grow. Therapy can take place on land or in a Warm Water Therapy pool.
In FY 2010, which spans Sept. 1, 2009 - Aug. 31, 2010, Easter Seals Peoria-Bloomington served 3,270 children with special needs, and their families. Throughout the year 93% of our families indicated they were very or extremely satisfied with our services, and 98% of our children made developmental progress.
For a complete report on our program outcomes for our Peoria and Bloomington Centers, click here.
Therapists at Easter Seals have extensive pediatric training and utilize advanced strategies for treatment including, but not limited to, Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy, serial casting, strapping and taping, orthotics, assistive technology, sensory-integration, neurodevelopmental treatment, myofascial release, oral-motor and sensory feeding and treatment of dysarthria and apraxia. We have experience working with children who have a variety of types of delays and/or disabilities.
Kory Pie Chart 2010
Therapy services include:
Occupational Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Ongoing therapy to assist in the improvement of fine motor, self-help, sensory processing, visual-motor, motor planning, play and independent living skills.
Physical Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal, Decatur - Ongoing therapy to enhance and restore function and mobility to individuals with neurological, developmental or orthopedic disabilities, and encourage independence at home, school, work, and in the community.
Speech Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal, Decatur - Ongoing therapy to enhance receptive and expressive communication, and oral-motor skills.
Feeding Therapy - Peoria, Blooomington-Normal - Therapy focuses on children who demonstrate some sort of feeding difficulty.
Developmental Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Provides parent education, creating learning environments and identifying activities that promote a child's skills in all areas of development.
Individual & Family Counseling- Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Counseling services for children and families with disabilities or special needs.
Aquatic Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - A Variety a swim classes that allows individuals to move more easily, and is therapeutice for certain medical conditions.
Swim for Home Exercise Program - Peoria
Orofacial Anomalies Clinic - Peoria - The Clinic uses a multidisciplinary approach to the diagnosis, evaluation, and management of individuals with cleft lip or palate, speech problems, ear deformities, or other conditions.
For more information on services in your area contact the Peoria Center at 309.686.1177, the Bloomington Center at 309.663.8275 or the Decatur Center at 217.429.1052.
The Autism Program at Easter Seals
As many as one in 88 children are now diagnosed with Autism, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Autism has been called the epidemic of our time.
What is Autism?
Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. It is a spectrum disorder which means it includes a large range of symptoms and behaviors. Typically, children display repetitive behaviors and difficulties in verbal and non-verbal communication, social interaction and play activities.
Insurance Coverage for Autism
The Illinois Insurance Mandate to cover diagnosis and treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorders became effective December 12, 2008 with Public Act 95-1005. Click the links below to access two FAQ documents detailing coverage and the issuing organizations.
Insurance Coverage for Autism -- Illinois Department of Insurance
Illinois Autism Insurance Reform Law -- Autism Votes
Download Autism Brochure:
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Early identification is essential for future success. The characteristic behaviors of autism may or may not be visible in infancy (18 to 24 months), but usually become obvious during early childhood (24 months to six years). Research indicates that early diagnosis is associated with dramatically better outcomes.
Red Flags - the following characteristics may indicate a child is at risk for atypical development and is in need of an evaluation:
No big smiles or other warm, joyful expressions by six months or later
No back-and-forth sharing of sounds, smiles, or other facial expressions by nine months
No babbling by 12 months
No back-and-forth gestures,such as pointing, showing, reaching, or waving by 12 months
No words by 16 months
No two-word phrases by 24 months
Any loss of language or social skills at any age
Download the Easter Seals Living with Autism Study Findings.
Autism Services for Children at Easter Seals of Central Illinois:
Autism Diagnostic Clinic - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Easter Seals provides a comprehensive one-day clinical evaluation for diagnosing children who may have an autism spectrum disorder. Our assessment teams have extensive experience and training, and may include a neurodevelopmental pediatrician, a school psychologist, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and clinical coordinator depending on the child’s needs. Easter Seals provides more than 200 Autism Diagnostic Evaluations each year.
DIR Intervention - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - DIR Intervention, also known as The P.L.A.Y. Project, is a home-based program focused on improving relationships, interaction, and overall development in you children with ASD.
Intensive Therapeutic Autism Program at Easter Seals - Peoria - Provides services to children ages 3-5 (inclusive) with a primary medical diagnosis of autism or pervasive developmental delay.
Behavioral Services for Autism (ABA) - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Behavioral Services at Easter Seals are provided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who evaluates behavioral challenges and works with families to address those challenges. Services are intended to reduce difficult or unpleasant behavior, and/or teach complicated skills.
New Autism Diagnosis Training & Orientation - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - New Autism Diagnosis Parent Training Program is designed to help parents and family members understand the diagnosis of autism, intervention strategies and local resources and assists parents and extended family in their journey to create optimum growth, independence and joy for their child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Individualized Therapeutic Autism Program - Peoria - Individualized Therapeutic Autism Program provides ABA and DIR/Floortime-based intensive services to children ages 3-5 that have a medical diagnosis of Autism (ASD) or Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD).
Lorraine & George Shadid Autism Resource Center - Peoria - The Center offers a staffed resource room that provides resources and information for families and professionals working with children with Autism.
Center for Autism Resources and Education - Bloomington-Normal - The Center offers a staffed resource room that provides resources and information for families and professionals working with children with Autism.
Autism Resource Room - Decatur
Social Skills Groups - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Social Skills Group teaches children how to initiate a conversation, share stories, solve a conflict, and cooperate. Information is presented by the leaders and then practiced by the group members as they participate in games and fun activities.
Autism Pool Program - Peoria - Warm water playgroup for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder five to seven years of age.
Speech Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal, Decatur - Ongoing therapy to enhance receptive and expressive communication, and oral-motor skills.
Occupational Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Ongoing therapy to assist in the improvement of fine motor, self-help, sensory processing, visual-motor, motor planning, play and independent living skills.
Developmental Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Provides parent education, creating learning environments and identifying activities that promote a child's skills in all areas of development.
Sensory Integration Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Therapy that involves our brain’s ability to take in, organize, and interpret information using all of our senses. This process involves our senses of taste, smell, touch, sight and hearing, in addition to our sense of movement, body position, and force of gravity.
Individual & Family Counseling - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Counseling services for children and families with disabilities or special needs.
Additional Information - More information and resources regarding autism can be found at autism organizations in both Peoria and Bloomington.
In Peoria - Peoria Regional Chapter of the Autism Society of America (Meets on the fourth Thursday of the month at 6:15 p.m. at the Peoria Service Center) -
In Bloomington - Autism Society of McLean County
Tri-County Autism Meetings
For more information on services in your area contact the Peoria Service Center at 309.686.1177, the Bloomington Service Center at 309.663.8275 or the Decatur Service Center at 217.429.1052.
Cerebral Palsy ServicesEddie Garber and Stephanie Polka
Ray and Kathy LaHood Center for Cerebral Palsy Website
Ray LaHood's Lasting Legacy
Information about cerebral palsy
What is Cerebral Palsy?
The term Cerebral Palsy (CP) refers to any one of a number of neurological disorders that appear in infancy or early childhood and permanently affect body movement and muscle coordination, but don’t worsen over time. Even though cerebral palsy affects muscle movement, it isn’t caused by problems in the muscles or nerves. It is caused by abnormalities in parts of the brain that control muscle movements. The majority of children with cerebral palsy are born with it, though it may not be detected until months or years later. Other children develop cerebral palsy later in life following a stroke, trauma or infection.
Cerebral Palsy occurs in two or three children out of 1,000. It’s a lifelong condition. People do not grow out of CP, but most improve with time and treatment. The two main symptoms of CP are stiffness and poor control of movement. It can affect one part of the body, such as a single arm or leg, or the entire body. Some people experience just stiffness or poor control of movement, while others experience both.
Because CP is the result of impaired brain function, most people have problems in other developmental areas in addition to the problems with movement. These additional problems can be mild or severe and may include language delays, learning disabilities, mental retardation, visual or hearing impairment, ADHD, and seizures. Only 25 percent of people with CP have problems only with their motor skills.
How is it treated?
Therapists, working with children and their parents, help children adjust to their problems with movement and posture, so that they develop skills like walking, climbing stairs, running, feeding themselves, and getting dressed. They can also help children with more advanced skills such as riding a bike or playing sports like soccer or softball. These activities may appear awkward, but the emphasis is on the child being as functional and independent as possible. Children then gain confidence in their abilities, and know that they can participate in any activity along with other children their age.
Cerebral Palsy Services provided at Easter Seals:
Assistive Technology Clinic - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Clinic that prescribes pieces of equipment or product systems, whether modified or customized, that is used to increase, maintain, or improve capabilities of individuals with disabilities and/or the caregivers who work with them.
Assistive Technology Resource Room - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal
Orthotics & Serial Casting Clinic - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Custom-made orthotics that provide stability and support for proper positioning during standing and walking.
Constraint Induced Movement Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Therapeutic approach for the treatment of children with hemiplegia that has resulted in a significant motor improvement in the function of the impaired arm.
Aquatic Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - A variety of swim classes to allow individuals to move more easily, and is therapeutic for certain medical conditions.
Physical Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal, Decatur - Ongoing therapy to enhance and restore function and mobility to individuals with neurological, developmental or orthopedic disabilities, and encourage independence at home, school, work, and in the community.
Speech Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal, Decatur - Ongoing therapy to enhance receptive and expressive communication, and oral-motor skills.
Feeding Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Therapy focusing on children who demonstrate some sort of feeding difficulty.
Occupational Therapy - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Ongoing therapy to assist in the improvement of fine motor, self-help, sensory processing, visual-motor, motor planning, play and independent living skills.
Rehabilitation Coordination - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Developing an individualized plan for each child and family receiving services at Easter Seals.
Support Groups - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Programs and support services for families who have children with disabilities or special needs.
Individual & Family Counseling - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Counseling services for children and families with disabilities or special needs.
For more information on services in your area contact the Peoria Service Center at 309.686.1177, the Bloomington Service Center at 309.663.8275 or the Decatur Service Center at 217.429.1052.
Recreational Programming
Splashersize - Peoria- Warm water exercise class for children with disabilities or specific diagnoses age six through eighteen.
Parent-Tot Class - Peoria - Classes are designed to introduce your tot to the water environment.
Adaptive Learn-to-Swim Class - Peoria - Swim classes that are designed for a child with a disability.
Family Open Swim - Peoria- For children involved in therapy services or community programming to enjoy an open swim format with their family.
Therapeutic Fitness Center - Peoria - A gym designed to serve people ages ten and up with various disabilities including, but not limited to Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, Down Syndrome, and Cognitive Impairment.
Lose the Training Wheels - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - A program for children to learn how to ride a two-wheel bike on their own.
Developmental Disabilities Program - Decatur - Invites those ages eight and over, with developmental disabilities to enjoy crafts, games and social activities and field trips.
Earth Project - Decatur - Summer job training for Macon County youth with special needs ages 14-21.
Parent's Night Out - Decatur - Respite care provided at Easter Seals Facility for children with and without disabilities, ages one to 14.
For more information on services in your area contact the Peoria Service Center at 309.686.1177, the Bloomington Service Center at 309.663.8275 or the Decatur Service Center at 217.429.1052.
Family Support Services
Children and adults with special needs aren’t the only ones who need our services. Parents, siblings, caregivers, and other family members often need support too.
Easter Seals offers these services to our families and caregivers of children with special needs:
Rehabilitation Coordination - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Developing an individualized plan for each child and family receiving services at Easter Seals.
Parent & Family Training - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal
Support Groups - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Programs and support services for families who have children with disabilities or special needs.
Individual & Family Counseling - Peoria, Bloomington-Normal - Counseling services for children and families with disabilities or special needs.
Reading & Math Tutoring - Decatur - Available during the summer to students, ages eight and up, who are performing below their age levels.
Medical Equipment Loans - Decatur - Wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, and canes are available for a free three-month loan with a doctor's prescription.
Weatherization Assistance - Decatur - Provides free weatherizing materials through the Energy Assistance Foundation for those who meet the guidelines.
Parent's Night Out - Bloomington-Normal, Decatur - Respite care provided at Easter Seals Facility for children with and without disabilities, ages one to 14.
For more information on services in your area contact the Peoria Service Center at 309.686.1177, the Bloomington Service Center at 309.663.8275 or the Decatur Service Center at 217.429.1052.
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History of Timber Pointe
Timber Pointe Outdoor Center is the premier resource in the state of Illinois providing specialized and inclusive camping and respite programming for individuals with disabilities or special needs and their families in a safe, accessible and beautiful environment. Owned and operated by Easter Seals, Peoria and Bloomington, Timber Pointe, formerly known as Camp Heffernan, was purchased from the Boy Scouts in 1989. ACA Accreditation
Easter Seals Sessions
Timber Pointe offers special needs and inclusive camp sessions for children and adults ages 7 and up. Campers participate in traditional camp activities such as swimming, fishing, boating, arts & crafts, target sports, music, and horseback riding. It is an experience of outdoor life for kids whose health issues make these activities often seem impossible. It is a chance for campers to develop independence and confidence. There are six weeklong Easter Seals sessions this summer, including camps for adults with physical disabilities, adults with developmental and/or physical disabilities and youth with developmental and/or physical disabilities. In addition, we offer weekend respite camps during the school year.
Lake at Sunset
Programs available at Timber Pointe are:
Residential Camping
Outdoor Education & Recreation
Respite Programming
Teams Challenge Course
Facility Rentals
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Day Camp Registration/Concent Form
Partner Camps
In addition to conducting Easter Seals camps, Timber Pointe works with various other organizations that serve people with disabilities or special needs. We provide the lodging, staff, and/or programming based on the camp’s needs. During 2011, the following Partner Camps will attend camp at Timber Pointe Outdoor Center:
Association of Horizon
Autism Society of McLean County - Takoda Day Camp and Pathfinder Day Camp
Brain Injury Association of Illinois
FCAN
Hindu Youth Heritage Camp
Muscular Dystrophy Association of central Illinois
The Penguin Project
Sickle Cell Disease Association of Illinois
SIU School of Medicine - Camp COCO
Special Recreation Associations
Thresholds Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centers
Demographics
Last year, over 900 children and adults with disabilities and special needs from all over Illinois and the surrounding states attended camp. An additional 2,637 individuals participated in conferences, receptions, retreats, and teams challenge experiences held at Timber Pointe.
Timber Point LodgeFacilities Rentals/Teams Course
Timber Pointe is a wonderful and unique resource available to enhance the quality of life in our Central Illinois community. We offer overnight rentals in our cabins and lodges as well as day use for corporate meetings and events. We offer activities such as canoeing, hiking, fishing and archery. Teambuilding exercises include high ropes and low ropes courses to build enhanced cooperation and communication. Our experienced facilitators will develop a program specific to your group’s goals and needs.
Timber Pointe Charitable Foundation
The Timber Pointe Charitable Foundation was incorporated in 1996 for the sole purpose of securing funding for the development, maintenance, and operation of Timber Pointe Outdoor Center. Since its inception, the Foundation has secured over $4 million in funding, in-kind capital improvements and gifts of capital equipment. In addition to the Lodge, the following projects have been funded by the Foundation:
Woods Center
Pool/shower house complex
Improved, expanded and new cabins and program areas
Acquisition of tractors, mowers, pontoon boats and medical equipment
Road improvements
Water line shut off valves and upgrading of Main Camp water system
Camperships for those with demonstrated financial needs
Contact Information
If you are interested in renting our facilities or planning your next team event, or if you would like to make a donation to Timber Pointe Outdoor Center, please contact us at (309)-365-8021.
Easter Seals in Central Illinois services all of Central Illinois, Pekin, Peoria, Elmwood, Bartonville, East Peoria, Morton, Bloomington, Normal, Chillicothe, Hanna City, Metamora, Washington, Peoria Heights, West Peoria, Peoria County, Tazwell County, Fulton County, Livingston County, McLean County, Woodford County, Stark County, Marshall County, and Putnam County for all your special needs. Please call us at 309-686-117 and visit our website at http://www.ci.easterseals.com/
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Learn what every parent needs to know about their child’s development. Here are five ways to make the first five count.
1. Cognitive: Thinking skills: including learning, understanding, problem-solving, reasoning, and remembering.
2. Sensory: Interaction with the environment; reaction to and recognition of sights, sounds, textures and smells.
3. Language: Speaking: using body language and gestures, communicating, and understanding what others say.
4. Social/Emotional: Interacting with others; having relationships with family, friends, and teachers, cooperating, and responding to the feelings of others.
5. Movement: Using large groups of muscles to sit, stand, walk, run, etc., keeping balance, and changing positions (gross motor skills); or, using hands to be able to eat, draw, dress, play, write, and do many other things (fine motor skills).
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