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How and when did the company get started?
Established in 2012, Type One Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to liberating the world from the challenges of type 1 diabetes (T1D). Their Type One Cares Campaign raises funds and awareness to support and empower those affected by T1D. Through this initiative, they offer financial aid, support, and education to help individuals lead fulfilling lives beyond their diagnosis. Type One Inc. also champions groundbreaking research by the Faustman Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital, advancing toward a cure for T1D. Based in Hingham, MA, they provide scholarships and financial assistance to ease the burden of managing T1D expenses, aiming to make a difference in the lives of families impacted by the condition. Learn more at typeonefitness.org/about-type-one-fitness.
What products or services do you offer?
Type One Fitness, located in Norwell, is an 11,000+ square foot boutique wellness center in the heart of the South Shore, dedicated to holistic health transformations. Offering tailored fitness solutions, including expert trainers, nutritionists, board certified health coaches, and cutting-edge studios, they cater to individuals managing diabetes or pursuing wellness goals. With specialized support, financial aid options, and scholarships for type 1 diabetics, they ensure accessibility and inclusivity. Clients receive customized fitness and nutrition plans, with a focus on family wellness, while sport-specific training enhances performance. Through community-driven programs, Type One Fitness fosters optimal health and vitality for all.
We're thrilled to see so many South Shore Chamber members selected in South Shore Health, Life & Style's Best of the South Shore. Congratulations to all the winners and runner-ups!
Don't forget that BOSS Bash--our annual celebration of the best in the region--will be held on Wednesday, September 18 at The Weathervane in Weymouth. Early Bird tickets are on sale now!
Don't forget that BOSS Bash--our annual celebration of the best in the region--will be held on Wednesday, September 18 at The Weathervane in Weymouth. Early Bird tickets are on sale now!
ENTERTAINMENT
FOOD & DRINK
HEALTH & BEAUTY
HOME & GARDEN
KIDS & FAMILY
SERVICES & RESOURCES
SHOPPING
WEDDINGS
- Boston Bowl-Hanover: Best Bowling/Indoor Games (Runner-up)
- Rob Hakala at WATD: Best Local Radio Personality (Winner)
- Starland Sportsplex & Fun Park: Best Place for Kids Parties (Winner),
- Best Outdoor Adventure (Runner-up)
- The Company Theatre: Best Theater (Winner)
- The Music Circus: Best Live Music Venue (Runner-up)
- WATD 95.9: Best Radio Station - FM (Winner)
- World's End (The Trustees): Best Outdoor Adventure (Winner), Best Nature Trails (Winner)
FOOD & DRINK
- 110 Grill: Best Gluten-Free Menu (Runner-up)
- ALBA on 53: Best Restaurant Vibe (Winner), Best Martinis (Winner), Best Craft Cocktails (Runner-up), Best Date Spot (Runner-up), Best Special Occasion Spot (Runner-up)
- Bay Pointe Waterfront Restaurant: Best Outdoor Dining (Runner-up)
- Burtons Grill & Bar: Best Gluten-Free Menu (Winner), Best Burgers (Runner-up), Best Steak (Runner-up)
- Grille 151: Best Appetizers (Runner-up), Best Beer Selection (Restaurant or Pub) (Runner-up)
- Liv Creative Cuisine: Best Tapas/Small Plates (Winner)
- Local 02045: Best Scenic View While Dining (Winner)
- Lucca South Shore: Best Date Spot (Winner), Best Martinis (Runner-up)
- Mamma Mia's: Best Takeout/Curbside Pickup (Winner)
- Montilio's Baking Company: Best Bakery (Winner)
- Paul Wahlberg (Alma Nove): Best Restaurant Chef (Winner)
- Previte's Marketplace: Best Deli (Winner), Best Sandwich Shop (Runner-up)
- Sarcastic Swine BBQ & Restaurant: Best Ribs & Barbecue (Winner)
- The Chef's Table: Best Catering (Winner)
- The Fours: Best Sports Bar (Runner-up)
- The Parrot: Best Outdoor Restaurant Bar (Winner)
- The Tinker's Son: Best Bloody Mary (Winner), Best Irish Pub (Winner), Best Sunday Brunch (Runner-up)
- The Venetian: Best Italian Restaurant (Winner), Paul King, Best Restaurant Chef (Runner-up)
- Tosca: Best Special Occasion Spot (Winner)
- Trident Galley & Raw Bar: Best Raw Bar (Runner-up)
HEALTH & BEAUTY
- Charles David Salon & Spa: Best Hair Colorist (Winner), Best Blowout (Runner-up), Best Women's Hair Salon (Runner-up)
- Glow Beauty Boutique: Best Spray Tan (Runner-up)
- Holly Tree Dental: Best Dentist (Runner-up)
- NVNA and Hospice: Best Home Health Services (Runner-up), Best Hospice Care (Runner-up)
- Powell Studio: Best Med Spa (Runner-up)
- Sea to Believe Expressive Arts Studio: Best Counseling, Spiritual/Meditation Classes (Winner)
- South Shore Hearing Center: Best Audiology/Hearing Health Professionals (Runner-up)
- Verde Salon: Best Blowout (Winner), Best Women's Hair Salon (Winner)
HOME & GARDEN
- 3R Plumbing & Mechanical: Best Plumbing Company (Runner-up)
- Curry Ace Paint & Hardware: Best Hardware Store (Winner)
- George Washington Toma TV & Appliance: Best Appliance Store (Winner)
- Hingham Lumber Company: Best Outdoor Grills (Winner), Best Hardware Store (Runner-up)
- Seoane Landscape Design: Best Landscaping Service (Winner)
- Topnotch Design Studio: Best Kitchen Designer (Winner)
KIDS & FAMILY
- Holly Hill Farm: Best Summer Camp (Winner)
- Starland Sportsplex & Fun Park: Rainy Day Fun (Winner)
SERVICES & RESOURCES
- Benchmark Senior Living: Best Senior Living Community (Runner-up)
- Dependable Cleaners: Best Drycleaners (Runner-up)
- Kellem & Kellem LLC: Best Law Firm (Real Estate) (Winner)
- North Easton Savings Bank: Best Local Bank (Runner-up)
- Quincy Memorials: Best Funeral and Burial Services (Winner)
- Rockland Trust Bank: Best Local Bank (Winner)
- Sandy Cove Advisors, LLC: Best Financial Planner (Winner)
- Shoreline Aviation Inc.: Best Local Airline/Airport (Runner-up)
- Stiles Law: Best Law Firm (Real Estate) (Runner-up)
- WH Cornerstone Investments: Best Financial Planner (Runner-up)
SHOPPING
- Derby Street Shops: Best Shopping Center (Winner)
- Holly Hill Farm: Best Farm Stand (Runner-up)
- Miltons the Store for Men: Best Men's Clothing Boutique (Winner)
- Previte's Marketplace: Best Gourmet Food Shop (Winner)
WEDDINGS
- Miltons the Store for Men: Best Formal Wear (Runner-up)
This month, we're thrilled to kick off Partner Appreciation Month! It's a month-long celebration dedicated to honoring our Chamber's most dedicated members in terms of investment and personal commitment to advancing our mission of fostering a robust business ecosystem on the South Shore. We deeply appreciate their invaluable contributions, and honestly, we couldn't accomplish the impactful work we do without their steadfast support! Thank you.
A.W. Perry, Inc.
 | The Governor recognized the Chamber’s ongoing work promoting multi-family and small-lot housing. She noted that we championed housing before it was broadly seen as essential to our economy. We support the Healey-Driscoll Administration emphasis on housing as part of its economic strategy. We have cautioned that a state formula may not work well in every single community and there will need to be some adjustments. |
But the state is facing a real challenge on workforce and housing which needs to be addressed with some broad strokes. Chambers and business groups need to help our communities get to “yes” on housing in ways that preserve unique community characteristics and promote our future.
Thank you to Marshfield Community Media for recording the event.
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Plymouth, Massachusetts – With the first residents moving into Rowen at The Pinehills, we are pleased to offer a unique, commercial opportunity in one of the most vibrant and celebrated master-planned communities in the nation. 3,662 square feet of ground floor space, suitable for restaurant or retail, is available at Rowen. It is a prime, street-front location overlooking The Pinehills Village Green, perfectly situated to capitalize on the bustling energy of this mixed-use community.
Rowen at The Pinehills, and The Pinehills Village Green, are in southeastern Plymouth County, an ideal destination for residents and tourists alike, 45 miles from Boston and 7 miles from Cape Cod. As the only major retail and office center along a ten-mile stretch off Route 3, The Pinehills Village Green and Rowen present an exciting chance for a restaurant or retail establishment to put down roots in one of Massachusetts' fastest-growing counties.
Rowen is a mixed-use enclave of luxury apartment homes and retail spaces built in partnership by Bozzuto, New England Development, Pinehills LLC, and institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and thoughtfully designed by ICON Architecture.
“As part of the Village Green, Rowen is located within The Pinehills’ thriving commercial center, which has seen recent expansions of beloved eateries Blueberry Muffin, East Bay Grille, and Mamma Mia’s (coming later this year,) as well as the addition of new local businesses with the opening of STUZZi Café & Sweet Shop, and Book Love,” said Deborah Sedares, President of Pinehills LLC.
Other key businesses within The Pinehills include the 2023 Forbes 4-Star rated Mirbeau Inn & Spa, The Market, Longridge Wine & Spirits, Charles David Salon & Spa, Rye Tavern, TD Bank, Daisies gift shop, and a seasonal Beer Garden by Mayflower Brewing. Also, Cape Cod 5, in their 5th year at The Pinehills, recently relocated to Rowen at The Pinehills and expanded their banking services.
Don't miss the excitement at Rowen, and this opportunity to become part of the dynamic commercial landscape at The Pinehills Village Green.
For more information and leasing inquiries, please contact Henry Wyner at New England Development: 617-965-8700.
About The Pinehills:
Nearly a quarter-century and more than 3,000 families ago, The Pinehills began in Plymouth, MA. Now this well-established village is one of the nation’s most celebrated examples of thoughtful community planning and design. More than 100 awards, including “Community of The Year,” “Best Mixed-Use Community in The U.S.,” “Best Master-planned Community in the U.S.,” and “Best Smart Growth Community in the U.S.,” recognize The Pinehills for its quality and environmental stewardship. Holding true to the village’s original vision—a robust sense of community, active open space, and intimate neighborhoods—The Pinehills includes more than 3,200 acres, 2500 homes, 930 apartment residences and more than 30 shops, restaurants, and services at the Village Green, all open to the public, including the award-winning Mirbeau Inn & Spa, and The Market. The community was designed, and continues to be developed, under the visionary partnership of Steve Karp, Douglass Karp, and Steve Fischman of New England Development and Tony Green, Managing Partner of The Pinehills. www.pinehills.com
Rowen at The Pinehills, and The Pinehills Village Green, are in southeastern Plymouth County, an ideal destination for residents and tourists alike, 45 miles from Boston and 7 miles from Cape Cod. As the only major retail and office center along a ten-mile stretch off Route 3, The Pinehills Village Green and Rowen present an exciting chance for a restaurant or retail establishment to put down roots in one of Massachusetts' fastest-growing counties.
Rowen is a mixed-use enclave of luxury apartment homes and retail spaces built in partnership by Bozzuto, New England Development, Pinehills LLC, and institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and thoughtfully designed by ICON Architecture.
“As part of the Village Green, Rowen is located within The Pinehills’ thriving commercial center, which has seen recent expansions of beloved eateries Blueberry Muffin, East Bay Grille, and Mamma Mia’s (coming later this year,) as well as the addition of new local businesses with the opening of STUZZi Café & Sweet Shop, and Book Love,” said Deborah Sedares, President of Pinehills LLC.
Other key businesses within The Pinehills include the 2023 Forbes 4-Star rated Mirbeau Inn & Spa, The Market, Longridge Wine & Spirits, Charles David Salon & Spa, Rye Tavern, TD Bank, Daisies gift shop, and a seasonal Beer Garden by Mayflower Brewing. Also, Cape Cod 5, in their 5th year at The Pinehills, recently relocated to Rowen at The Pinehills and expanded their banking services.
Don't miss the excitement at Rowen, and this opportunity to become part of the dynamic commercial landscape at The Pinehills Village Green.
For more information and leasing inquiries, please contact Henry Wyner at New England Development: 617-965-8700.
About The Pinehills:
Nearly a quarter-century and more than 3,000 families ago, The Pinehills began in Plymouth, MA. Now this well-established village is one of the nation’s most celebrated examples of thoughtful community planning and design. More than 100 awards, including “Community of The Year,” “Best Mixed-Use Community in The U.S.,” “Best Master-planned Community in the U.S.,” and “Best Smart Growth Community in the U.S.,” recognize The Pinehills for its quality and environmental stewardship. Holding true to the village’s original vision—a robust sense of community, active open space, and intimate neighborhoods—The Pinehills includes more than 3,200 acres, 2500 homes, 930 apartment residences and more than 30 shops, restaurants, and services at the Village Green, all open to the public, including the award-winning Mirbeau Inn & Spa, and The Market. The community was designed, and continues to be developed, under the visionary partnership of Steve Karp, Douglass Karp, and Steve Fischman of New England Development and Tony Green, Managing Partner of The Pinehills. www.pinehills.com
Are you an employer looking for hiring or training resources?
MassHire South Shore will be holding office hours at the South Shore Chamber's offices in Rockland on the first Tuesday of each month from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM.
A Business Service Representative from MassHire will be on-site to share information about their local employment services and provide references for State-level resources like training grants, work opportunity tax credits, unemployment insurance, and more.
Members and prospective members alike are encouraged to make an appointment or stop by.
A Business Service Representative from MassHire will be on-site to share information about their local employment services and provide references for State-level resources like training grants, work opportunity tax credits, unemployment insurance, and more.
Members and prospective members alike are encouraged to make an appointment or stop by.
Where to Shop
Your Retail, Beauty, Wellness, and Entertainment Gift Needs
- A Healthy Balance, Inc., Hanover
- Adams National Historical Park, Quincy
- Alden Kindred of America, Duxbury
- Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, Weymouth
- Boston Bowl Hanover, Hanover
- Brockton Rox, Brockton
- Charles David Salons & Spas, Hanover
- The Company Theatre, Norwell
- Derby Street Shops, Hingham
- Elliott Physical Therapy, various locations
- Empowering Athletes LLC, Pembroke
- Fifield E-Bikes, Hingham
- George Washington Toma TV & Appliance, Inc, Weymouth
- Glow Beauty Boutique, Braintree
- Hanover Crossing, Hanover
- Hardkore Athletic Performance, Rockland
- Hull Lifesaving Museum, Hull
- Kingston Collection, Kingston
- MILTONS - The Store for Men, Braintree
- MY SALON Suite, Braintree
- New England Free Jacks, Quincy
- Nurtured Roots, LLC, Braintree
- Pilgrim Hall Museum, Plymouth
- Pilgrim Skating Arena, Hingham
- Powell Studio, Hanover
- RKI Distribution LLC d/b/a MELI, East Weymouth
- Rustic Marlin, Hanover
- Ryan Family Amusements, Hanover
- Scituate Salt Cave, Scituate
- Sea to Believe LLC, Humarock
- South Shore Art Center, Cohasset
- Showcase Cinemas Deluxe, Hanover & Randolph
- South Shore Conservatory, Hingham
- South Shore Music Circus, Cohasset
- South Shore Natural Science Center, Norwell
- South Shore Plaza, Braintree
- South Shore YMCA, Hanover & Quincy
- Starland Sportsplex & Fun Park, Hanover
- The Trustees of Reservations, South Shore Portfolio, Hingham
- Transitions Training LLC, Humarock
- Triple M, Plymouth
- Union Point Sports, Weymouth
- Whisper Boutiques Inc., Hanover
- Verde Salon, Braintree
- Zona, Norwell
For the Foodies
Supporting local restaurants, food retailers, and craft brewers
- 110 Grill, Hanover
- Abby Park, Milton
- Alba on 53, Hanover
- Alba Restaurant, Quincy
- Alma Nove, Hingham
- Barrel House Z, LLC, Weymouth
- Bia Bistro, Cohasset
- Bin Ends, Braintree
- Break Rock Brewing, Quincy
- Burke's Hot Sauce, LLC, Hanover
- Burtons Grill, Hingham
- Caffe Tosca. Hingham
- Carmela's Restaurant, Kingston
- Chantey at Marina Bay, Quincy
- Chef's Table, Marshfield
- Crumbl Cookies, Hanover
- Davio's, Braintree
- DoorDash
- Evviva Trattoria, Hanover
- Fasano's Catering, Inc., Braintree
- The Fours Restaurant, Quincy & Norwell
- G Pub, Plymouth
- Galley Kitchen & Bar, Scituate
- Gerard Farm, Marshfield
- Greenside Grille Restaurant by Raffael's at South Shore Country Club, Hingham
- Grille 151, Weymouth
- Idle Hour, Quincy
- Legal Sea Foods, Hingham
- Lenny's Hideaway, Cohasset
- Liv Creative Cuisine, Marshfield
- Local 02045, Hull
- Lucca South Shore, Rockland
- Mamma Mia's - Carver, Hanover, Kingston, Marshfield
- Marylou's, various locations
- Novara Restaurant, Milton
- The Parrot, Hull
- Players Sports Bar & Grille, Rockland
- Previte's Marketplace, Weymouth
- The Quarry Restaurant, Hingham
- The Range Bar and Grill, Hingham
- The Red Lion Tavern, Cohasset
- Rexhame General Store, Marshfield
- Sarcastic Swine BBQ Restaurant & Catering, Abington
- Second Wind Brewing Company LLC, Plymouth
- Stars on Hingham Harbor, Hingham
- Stellwagen Beer Company, Marshfield
- Sullivan's Castle Island at Hanover Crossing, Hanover
- The Beth Kitchen & Bar, Hingham
- The Fermentary, Hanover
- The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company, various locations
- The Tavern at Weathervane Golf Club, Weymouth
- The Venetian, Weymouth
- Three V, Plymouth
- The Tinker's Son, Norwell
- Tosca, Hingham
- Trident Galley & Raw Bar, Hingham
- Trillium, Canton
- Viva Beverages, Quincy
- Wahlburgers, Hingham
- WATERCLUB, Quincy
- Zef Cicchetti & Raw Bar, Quincy
We want to update you on the former South Weymouth Air Base, also known as Union Point or Southfield. A critical decision will be made by the Rockland Town Meeting on Tuesday, November 7 at 7:00 P.M.
The new development team (New England Development and Brookfield Properties) has proposed a plan that moves this critical project forward. The plan will not move ahead without rezoning. Weymouth Town Council and Abington Town Meeting, as well as the Southfield Redevelopment Authority, all have already approved the necessary rezoning plan. Now it is up to Rockland Town Meeting to approve it or stop a project that will benefit the entire region-including Rockland.
Only Rockland residents can vote or speak at the meeting, which starts at 7:00 at Rockland High School Auditorium. If you or your employees want to see economic opportunity and growth, we encourage you to attend. Download information about this special town meeting.
Rockland will gain a lot of new money for local services from the project. But, with almost every project there are opponents who see growth and change as something bad. The new developers have impressive credentials and successful local projects such as Pinehills in Plymouth and University Station in Westwood. Their new zoning proposal plan, connecting runways to greenways, offers more open space, more homes, and more local tax revenue than previous plans. It also includes mixed used for retail and commercial.
The South Shore Chamber of Commerce has long identified the former Base as the most important economic opportunity for the three communities and the surrounding area. The project has a long way to go. Major infrastructure issues have to be addressed. However, the developers and state will not get to that step without having a viable zoning plan in place.
On Tuesday night, only Rockland residents will have a voice in deciding on a successful project, with a top development team that has local roots, or a partially built neighborhood with an uncertain future and lost opportunities. The former Base has been closed for 25 years, this is the right plan, the right team, and maybe the last chance to see a great project.
Please feel free to share with any Rockland residents.
The new development team (New England Development and Brookfield Properties) has proposed a plan that moves this critical project forward. The plan will not move ahead without rezoning. Weymouth Town Council and Abington Town Meeting, as well as the Southfield Redevelopment Authority, all have already approved the necessary rezoning plan. Now it is up to Rockland Town Meeting to approve it or stop a project that will benefit the entire region-including Rockland.
Only Rockland residents can vote or speak at the meeting, which starts at 7:00 at Rockland High School Auditorium. If you or your employees want to see economic opportunity and growth, we encourage you to attend. Download information about this special town meeting.
Rockland will gain a lot of new money for local services from the project. But, with almost every project there are opponents who see growth and change as something bad. The new developers have impressive credentials and successful local projects such as Pinehills in Plymouth and University Station in Westwood. Their new zoning proposal plan, connecting runways to greenways, offers more open space, more homes, and more local tax revenue than previous plans. It also includes mixed used for retail and commercial.
The South Shore Chamber of Commerce has long identified the former Base as the most important economic opportunity for the three communities and the surrounding area. The project has a long way to go. Major infrastructure issues have to be addressed. However, the developers and state will not get to that step without having a viable zoning plan in place.
On Tuesday night, only Rockland residents will have a voice in deciding on a successful project, with a top development team that has local roots, or a partially built neighborhood with an uncertain future and lost opportunities. The former Base has been closed for 25 years, this is the right plan, the right team, and maybe the last chance to see a great project.
Please feel free to share with any Rockland residents.
The Nominating Committee of the South Shore Chamber of Commerce is pleased to submit a slate of Officers and Directors for terms starting January 1, 2024. Under our bylaws, additional names can be placed before the board through a petition bearing signatures of 75 members in good standing. Candidates will be presented to the Chamber’s Board of Directors at their November meeting.
Officers
Chair: Joe Gratta, Atlantic Mechanical Contractors
Vice Chair: Bonnie Simmons, Citrin Cooperman
2nd Vice Chair: David Robinson, Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C.
Treasurer: Stephen DiPrete, South Shore Bank
Vice Chair: Ryan Bristol, Bristol Bros. Development Corp.
Vice Chair: Denver Gibbs, Gibbs Software Solutions
Vice Chair: Michelle Markowitz, Cardinal Cushing Centers
Vice Chair: Jenifer Pinkham, Phifer Pinkham, LLC
Immediate Past Chair: Rich Fernandez, Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton
For terms ending December 31, 2026
Jason Brown, Whisper Boutiques
Nancy Curry, Abington Bank
Ray DiPasquale, Massasoit Community College
Nicole Hales, PR First
Andrea Mansfield, Friendship Home
Abby Parrilla, ARC of the South Shore
Paul Sweeney, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Mass.
Sarah Spatafore, Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane, LLP
Jeff Poirier, Quincy Memorials
For a term ending December 31, 2025
Pam Denholm, South Shore Food Bank
For terms ending December 31, 2024
Darryl Elliott, Elliott Physical Therapy
Kristina McCue, Mass General Brigham
Cynthia Sierra, Manet Community Health Center
Officers
Chair: Joe Gratta, Atlantic Mechanical Contractors
Vice Chair: Bonnie Simmons, Citrin Cooperman
2nd Vice Chair: David Robinson, Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C.
Treasurer: Stephen DiPrete, South Shore Bank
Vice Chair: Ryan Bristol, Bristol Bros. Development Corp.
Vice Chair: Denver Gibbs, Gibbs Software Solutions
Vice Chair: Michelle Markowitz, Cardinal Cushing Centers
Vice Chair: Jenifer Pinkham, Phifer Pinkham, LLC
Immediate Past Chair: Rich Fernandez, Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton
For terms ending December 31, 2026
Jason Brown, Whisper Boutiques
Nancy Curry, Abington Bank
Ray DiPasquale, Massasoit Community College
Nicole Hales, PR First
Andrea Mansfield, Friendship Home
Abby Parrilla, ARC of the South Shore
Paul Sweeney, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Mass.
Sarah Spatafore, Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane, LLP
Jeff Poirier, Quincy Memorials
For a term ending December 31, 2025
Pam Denholm, South Shore Food Bank
For terms ending December 31, 2024
Darryl Elliott, Elliott Physical Therapy
Kristina McCue, Mass General Brigham
Cynthia Sierra, Manet Community Health Center
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