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Bear Safety – With excellent footage this in depth video explores how to recognize that bears may be in the area and how to prevent an encounter. It also explains the different kind of attacks and how to deal with them. It also includes bear deterrents with an excellent demonstration of how to use bear spray.

Wood Tick/Lyme Disease – Learn about the signs and symptoms and how to prevent yourself from being bitten by wood ticks. More areas are experiencing Lyme Disease and this is a disabling disease. If your employees work or play outdoors, this is a must see video.

Full Safety Videos

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These are full length 15-20 minute training videos that can be used for safety meetings. They normally sell for $495.00 each.

Distraction Can Kill – It’s not only distracted driving that can cause injury but distracted walking, using machinery, power tolls and even hand tools.

Walking on Icy Surfaces – This video includes much needed information on how to stay upright instead of falling when walking on icy surfaces. It also includes tips on getting into and out of your vehicle during these conditions.

Stranded In Your Vehicle In Winter – Hitting the ditch or getting stuck in a blizzard can be life threatening. This video shows how to prepare and deal with a situation like this if your employees travel as part of their job or even if they don’t. There is valuable information in this video that can make an unexpected night in a blizzard a comfortable event instead of a life threatening situation.
Risk Tolerance - What's Your Limit?
Wear Clean Underwear
Accidents Aren't Just 'One Of Those Things'
You Don't Stand A Chance Against A Tree
Weekend Warriors Do Get Injured
Santa And Safety
Think Of The Repercussions
An Injury Can Change Your Life Forever
No One Is Invincible
Small Falls Can Be A Big Deal

Martin's Keynote 
Safety Talk Videos

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These are 2 to 5 minute videos that cover various topics. These are the key safety messages that Martin delivered in his speaking engagements across North America... PERFECT for safety meeting openers!
Six Feet From Disaster
Yes - An Injury Can Happen To You
Be Prepared For An Emergency
Getting In And Out Of Vehicles In Icy Conditions
What Are Your Reasons For Working and Playing Safely?
The Ripple Effect Of An Injury
Fine Line Between A Hero And A Victim
You Can't Go Back In Time
Wear Your PPE
If You Notice A Dangerous Situation - Do Something About It

Can Your House Numbers Be Seen From The Road?
A Serious Injury Can Rob Me Of The Future I Have 
Never Be Afraid To Call For An Ambulance
PPE Is Worn For A Reason, It Protects Me
A Small Fall Can End Up A Big Deal
If I See A Dangerous Situation, I'll Fix It If I Can
My Safety, As Well As My Co-Workers' Safety Is Crucial
Flammable Fumes Can Travel
Prevent Your Feet From Being Crushed
An Injury Hurts Just As Much if It Happens...
There Is Always A Ripple Effect
Set A Good Safety Example
A Distracted Driver Is a Dangerous Driver
Drinking And Driving Is A Stupid Thing To Do
Injuries Do More Than Cause Pain
Falls From The Same Level Can Be Devastating
Head Injuries Are The Leading Cause Of Death
Take Care Of Your Back Now
Pay Attention To Warning Signs
When Lifting, Don't Be Afraid To Ask For Help
There Is More To Safety Than Life And Death
When Driving, Make Sure...
Wear Clean Underwear
Never, Ever Take Your Safety For Granted
Confusion Or Abnormal Vision Could Mean A Stroke

Micro Learning Safety Message Videos

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These are short 2 to 5 minute videos that cover various topics. These are the key safety messages that are PERFECT for safety meeting openers.
52 Videos - use one every week!
It Is Important To My Family I Work Safely
Split Second Inattention
To Prevent Falls, Don't...
Always Think Before You Act
I Wasn't Thinking
Injuries Don't Discriminate
Pain Is Just The State Of The Problems
Give Fire A Change To Start And It Will Kill
I Will Make It Home From Work Safe And Healthy
Injuries Hurt And Injuries Cost
Are The Safety Risks You Take Worth It?
Most Of The Events We Call Accidents...
When Did You Last Test Your Smoke Alarms?
Motor Vehicle Collisions Are A Leading Cause Of Death
Do I Set A Good Safety Example For My Kids?
I Wear My PPE At Work, Home And Play
Seatbelts Save Lives
You Can Be Injured Just As Easily At Home
The Difference Between A Near Miss And Death
In House Fires, Deaths Occur Of Smoke Inhalation
Eye Protection Can Save My Eyesight
Think Of The Repercussions
A Serious Injury Will Change My Life
A Hard Hat Or Helmet Protects My Brain
It's Not Only The Fall But What You Land On
Burns Not Only Hurt, They Scar Physically And Mentally
I Have Chest Pain, I May Be Having A Heart Attack

Survival Equipment And Tips
Survival Shelters
Survival Fire Starting
Survival Drinking Water
Signaling For Help
Cold Water Immersion
Survival Kits
Spider Bites
Frostbite

Wilderness Awareness 
Videos

$2,495 Value

These are full length 5 to 10 minute videos that can be used for safety meetings. They normally sell for $495.00 each.

The WHY - Introduction To Survival Series
STOP - Survival Acronym
Lightning Safety
Tree Safety
Wood Ticks
Mosquitoes
Bee Stings
Snake Bites
Bear Safety 
Cougars, Wolves And Elk Safety
*WARNING* This video is a simulation and shows fake blood.

Scenario Simulation - Burns
Scenario Simulation - Bleeding

First Aid Informational Videos

$2,495 Value

These short videos are used as information only. There is NO certification. They normally sell for $395.00 each.
How The Body Works
Assessing The Scene
The Primary Survey
Cardiovascular Disease
Heart Attack & Angina
Stroke
Shock
Epilepsy and Seizures
Burns
Allergic Reactions
Fainting
Hypothermia / Frostbite
Poisoning
Driver Distraction
Driving and Sleeping Don't Mix
Getting In and Out of Your Vehicle
Are You Ready for An Emergency
Fire Safety Introduction
Smoke Alarms
Be Prepared For An Emergency
Don't Become a Victim Yourself
Emergency Procedures Are There For A Reason
Pay Attention to Warning Signs
Stop And Thing Before You Act in Emergencies
Injuries That Appear Minor Can Kill
Types Of Abdominal Injuries
Signs And Symptoms Of Abdominal Injuries
Head Injuries
Signs And Symptoms of Head Injuries
Focus on Safety 24 by 7
If You Notice A Dangerous Situation Fix It Now
It's Up To You To Prevent Injuries
It's Up To The Other Guy Too
Miss Use of the Word Accident
Safety Is Not Just About Life and Death
Statistics
The Ripple Effect Of An Injury
Why Wear A Hard Hat
Being In A Rush
Conditions Change
Don't Walk Or Step Where Your Eyes Haven 't Been
Falling From A  Height
Good Housekeeping
It's Not The Fall That Kills You But The Stop
Ladders
Same Level Falls
Situational Awareness
Stairs
It's Not Only The Fall It's What You Land On
Your Boots Are Made For Walking
Rabbit Kills Woman
Thinking of Drinking and Driving?
 Rolling Through A Stop Sign
Never Take Your Safety For Granted
I'm Going To Kill Someone Today
I'm Sorry I Killed Your Family
Have You Ever Done This?
Have You Ever Hit A Deer?
Horoscopes and Safety
Fire Safety
A Few Seconds To Keep A Foot
A Fire Waiting To Happen
Don't Cause Someone Else To Die
Don't Drink And Drive Anything
Be Seen For Your Own Good
A Horrible Event
A Man Killed Two Young Girls
Always Think Before You Act
Never Take Your Safety For Granted
Don't Let Alcohol Make A Fool Out Of You
Do I Set A Good Safety Example For My Kids
Don't Let Pets Run Onto The Ice, It Can Kill You
Safety Is About More Than Life And Death
When Did You Last Test Your Smoke Alarms?
Can You Do Two Things At Once Effectively

High Impact Safety Articles

$3,995 Value

These one page articles can be used as handouts, emailed to employees or posted on bulletin boards or internal message boards. The short reads will remind people just how important safety is and how easy it is to be injured if you’re not thinking about safety.

A Distracted Driver Is A Dangerous Driver
A Hardhat Or Helmet Helps Protect My Brain From Permanent Damage
A Kitchen Counter Is No Place For A Smoke Alarm
A Serious Injury Can Rob Me Of The Future I Have Planned
A Serious Injury Will Change My Life For The Worse
A Small Fall Can End Up Being A Big Deal
A Split Second Of Inattention Can End With Devastating Results
An Injury Hurts Just As Much If It Happens At Home As It Does At Work
Are The Safety Risks Worth The Rewards
Burns Not Only Hurt They Can Scar Physically And Mentally
Can Your House Number Be Seen From The Road
Cigarettes In Planter Leaves 12 Families Homeless
Common Sense For One Person Is A Great Revelation For Another
Confusion And Or Abnormal Vision Could Mean I Am Having A Stroke
Don't Wait To See What Happens - Get Out Now
Drinking and Driving Is A Stupid Thing - Don't Be Stupid
Eye Protection Can Save My Eyesight And Prevent A Lot Of Pain
Falls From The Same Level Can Cause Devastating Injuries
Flammable Fumes Can Travel to A Surface Of Ignition
Head Injuries Are The Leading Cause Of Death - Wear Your Hard Hat
Here's How A Candle Started A House Fire
 I Wasn't Thinking Is A Poor Excuse For An Incident But It's A Common One
I Wear My PPE At Work, At Home And At Play Because It Protects Me
I Will Make It Home From Work Safely Today And Every Single Day
If I Have Chest Pain I May Be Having A Hear Attack And I'll Call For Help
If I See A Dangerous Situation I'll Fix It If I Can
If You're Going To Be Drinking, Don't Stop Thinking
In House Fires Most Deaths Occur Because Of Smoke Inhalation
Injuries Do More Than Cause Pain - They Can Destroy Lives
Injuries Don't Discriminate - Young Or Old - They Treat Everyone The Same
Injuries Hurt And Injuries Cost - But They Don't Have to Happen
Injuries Hurt and Injuries Scar More Than Just Physically
It Is Important to My Family That I Work Safely
It's Not Only The Fall But What You Land On That Determines Injuries
Most Of The Events That We Call Accidents Could Have Been Prevented
Motor Vehicle Collisions Are A Leading Cause Of Death On and Off The Job
My Safety As Well As My Co-Workers Safety Is Crucial On Every Job
Never Be Afraid To Call An Ambulance If You Feel You Need One
Pain Is Just The Start Of The Problems That Follow An Injury
Pay Attention To Warning Signs - They Are There For A Reason
PPE Is Worn For A Reason - It Protects Me
Protect Your Feet From Being Crushed By Wearing Steel Toed Footwear
Rollover With No Seatbelt Equals Death Or Serious Injury
Safety At Home And At Work - There Should Not Be A Difference
Seatbelts Save Lives And They Could Save Mine
Set A Good Safety Example For Your Children
Take Care Of Your Back Now So You Can Enjoy Retirement Later
The Difference Between A Near Miss And A Death Can Be A Split Second
There Is Always A Ripple Effect After An Injury Occurs
To Prevent Falls - Don't Ever Walk Where Your Eyes Have Not Been
Wear Clean Underwear-You Never Know When You May Be In An Accident
When Lifting Something Heavy, Don't Be Afraid To Ask For Help
You Can Be Injured Just As Easily At Home As At Work

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"Some teens decided to borrow their dad’s car. They knew they weren’t supposed to, but they did it anyway. That was choice number one. Then they decided to go drinking. That was choice number two. Then they decided to go for drive. A very fast drive. That was choice num- ber three. They didn’t wear their seatbelts and you guessed it, choice number four. They ended up hitting a tree. A tree doesn’t give. A car hitting it at a high speed will barely scratch a tree two feet in diameter. A car, however, does give. A couple of the teens were thrown right though the front windshield. Others were trapped inside and the jaws of life were needed to cut them out. It was a real mess".
"We responded to an incident at a drinking establishment, where a 56-year-old man had tripped and fallen face first down four stairs.  He landed on his face with enough force that it hyperextended his neck (forced his head violently backward).  His neck was broken, his spinal cord severely damaged.  He was completely paralyzed from the neck down and was on a ventilator for the remaining four years of his life.  This happened because of a fall down four stairs.  After he realized his condition would never improve, he wanted to die.  How do I know this?  He told me so".
"We were called to a house trailer fire with the ambulance. When we arrived, the trailer was fully engulfed in flames. The firefighters quickly put the fire out. It was too late. Two adults had died in their beds. The carbon monoxide had killed them without even waking them from their sleep. They never knew what happened.
The children weren’t so lucky. All four of the children, ranging from ages two to nine, were found at the back door. They were burned beyond recognition. They tried to get out but couldn’t. The door had been latched closed and was too high for them to reach. They died a horrible death. I witnessed the autopsies, an experience I will never forget. The fear and pain those poor kids went through is unimaginable".

"In one of the classes I was teaching, two of the attendees shared their experience of having been involved in a double fatality. The incident involved an H2S release and two of their friends and co-workers had died. These brave men shared their experience of that day and what happened. They shared how a beautiful summer day turned into a nightmare they couldn’t wake up from. You could have heard a pin drop. I have never heard a more powerful safety message in my life. I’m sure everyone who was there for the discussion will never forget it. This discussion happened over sixteen years ago and I still get goose bumps when I think about it".

"I was speaking to a group of safety professionals at a conference and, since it was early December, talked about the number of people injured every year after falling from step ladders while putting up Christmas lights.  After my talk, two safety professionals came up and quietly told me how they both had become injured in the same way.  One of them admitted he was actually standing on the THIS IS NOT A STEP warning, lost his balance and fell knocking himself unconscious.  He would have frozen to death if the neighbor's kid hadn't gone home and asked his mother why Mr. Smith was sleeping on the sidewalk.  The second safety professional shattered his knee and was off work for four months".
"One morning, a woman was on her way to work when she rear-ended another vehicle at a red light. She was doing approximately 10 mph (13 kph) when they collided. Fortunately, the damage was minor.
Whenever we are called, we are obligated to check the people involved in case they’re injured. It was easy to tell what the woman was doing at the exact point of impact. When we looked at her, we couldn’t help noticing a large red line that ran from the corner of her mouth right up to her ear. You guessed it. As she was driving she was looking in the rear view mirror, applying lipstick. At impact, her hand, with the lipstick in it, streaked across her face".

"In my work as a paramedic, I have witnessed extreme cases of stress related problems, including approximately 700 heart attacks that often involved people who were close to my own age (43 at the time).  I have learned that such problems can be prevented, or at least reduced.  You can choose to manage your stress.  It is your decision.  And, remember, that if you let stress control your life, it could kill you".

Cat's Have Nine Lives, You Do Not!

"We attended a twenty-four year old who was trying to retrieve his girlfriend’s cat from a power pole. Using a
long metal bar he tried to “coax” the cat down.
Unfortunately he came into contact with the power line.
The electricity ran down the bar, through his body and exited out of his feet. The extensive burns he received to his feet will affect him for the rest of his life. In the ambulance he told me that he had done a very stupid thing and was smart enough to know better. Unfortunately he didn’t put his knowledge into practice".

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  • Safety meeting discussions
  • Timely holiday messages
  • Weather related stories
  • Reminders following incidents
  • Gifts as safety awards
  • Weekly emails
  • ​Safety committee breakouts

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What Are Other's Saying About Martin, 
His Content Delivery And Speaking Style...

We would like to thank you very much for your participation in Chelan County PUD Safety Day.  This was the first time we have utilized a guest speaker; and based on the responses we have received, it won’t be the last. We feel fortunate to have gotten such a high quality safety speaker for our Safety Day.
The employees related to you because of your “been there and done it” experience. Your message was very clear to the employees, and we hope that it will continue to remind them of how important safety is to themselves, co-workers, and their families. Your presentation style is entertaining; you provide just enough humor on a very serious subject.
Again, Martin, thank you for the information you shared with us. We will be recommending you to other organizations that might benefit from the safety message that you deliver.


Dennis McMahon
Supervisor, Safety & Training
Public Utility District No. 1 of Chelan County, Wenatchee, WA
The purpose of this is to thank you personally for the outstanding presentation you provided to the Illinois Army National Guard at our 11th Annual State Safety and Occupational Health Conference, Springfield, Illinois.
At a time when the National Guard is being called to service in unprecedented numbers around the world, safety and health are key readiness issues for our soldiers. Your presentation was what we in the military call “steel on target”. You covered many aspects of safety and health that were not only timely, candid, and thought provoking, but also extremely well received by the attendees...our soldiers. Your discussion of the “ripple effect” of an accident or injury was particularly powerful.
Your knowledge of the subject matter and your ability to share information are true gifts, Martin. Keep up the great work! I hope that our paths cross again. You are a true professional.

Linda S. Hadley
Maj, AN, IL ARNG 
State Safety and Occupational Health Manager

I want to take this opportunity to thank you for making our Ninth Annual Celebrate Safety Banquet truly an event to remember.
Safety is one of the biggest battles we fight everyday in the construction industry. As you pointed out in your keynote speech though, safety is something we need to think about in every aspect of our life. The “ripple effect” that an accident causes, no matter if it is at work or at home, is still the same.
The eight points that you presented and the stories told to illustrate their importance were both insightful and entertaining. The feedback from other District team members was all very positive. I believe we have all had to deal with that eighteen-year-old that didn’t understand why she should wear a hard hat. Your discussion on what the rest of his life will be like if he doesn’t was very eye opening.
Again, thank you so much for being a part of our conference. The message you have to present is one that the construction industry will truly benefit from.

Michael T. Abeln, PE
Chief, Construction Division
Department of the Army
Mobile District, Corps of Engineers
I wanted to convey a special thank you on behalf of Canadian Pacific Railway. Your presentation at our recent Senior Managers Safety Conference was extremely well received by the participants. You have found a way to link unforgettable stories to simple safety messages — in a way that makes people stop and think before they act. Although the participants were senior managers, the message was very effectively delivered and positively received.
As I indicated in our recent conversations, some managers have expressed interest in creating opportunities for you to speak directly to our front-line employees, who could also benefit greatly from your presentations.
Thank you also for the safety books and I look forward to seeing the cards when they are available.

Faye Ackermans
General Manager
Safety and Regulatory Affairs
Canadian Pacific Railway

I thank you for your terrific and powerful safety message you delivered to our employees and customers. You have a great style that rivets people's attention for an hour and a half by combining humor with the seriousness of the safety topic and hard lessons learned from your observations as an EMT. You kept our attention completely and I have no doubt you will have saved some of us from serious injury or illness due to your fine presentation."

Warren D. Smalley, CPCU, ARM
President and CEO
New Mexico Mutual Casualty Company
Mr. Lesperance provided the keynote address “I Won’t Be In To Work Today: Preventing Injuries at Work, Home and Play” at the Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference, held at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Approximately 2,300 people were in attendance. 
The evaluation comments indicated that his presentation was well received by the attendees. They considered him a very good speaker and commented that he was both funny and motivational. His descriptive story telling of incidents that could have been prevented with a little common sense was appreciated. He truly was able to paint a picture with his words.

Greg Davis, President
Governor's Industrial Safety and Health Conference
I'd like to thank you for giving the keynote address at our health and safety conference in Saint John.  Feedback from the delegates, exhibitors and speakers have been very positive and your message "hit home" with many people.

France Hache
Manager, Communications
Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission of New Brunswick
I thank you for your experienced presentation at our recent Site Safety Meeting. You captured the attention of our employees and drove home the point of how important everyday safety is in our lives. Your method of combining the seriousness of safety with your humorous approach conveys the message very well."
  
A.P. Hankins
Vice President

I would like to take this opportunity to extend to you my appreciation for the exceptional presentation you gave to TransCanada Staff. Your “I Won’t Be In To Work Today!” message was very well received by our staff. We also heard some wonderful comments, some of which I’d like to share with you:
• Serious issues were presented by a humorous professional who knew his topic and how to get through to his audience. 
• I was very moved by the speaker. Life is so precious and delicate; one simple error can cost you and your loved ones dearly.
• His humor and down to earth mannerism keeps your interest and drives home a very serious message. 
• Mr. Lesperance was not only entertaining, but the use of real-life stories to back the facts made his presentation very credible. 
The TransCanada Health, Safety and Environment Team is very committed to increasing the awareness of their staff. Your presentation was a wonderful start to our renewed focus on the Health and Safety of our employees.

Alan R. Glasgow
Vice President
Health, Safety and Environment 
Trans Canada

As a representative for Exelon Corporation, I would like to thank you for coming out to LaSalle County Nuclear Station and speaking in our fourth quarter safety meeting. You captivated our attendees and created quite a buzz at our station. Your presentation was inline with our current needs and concerns. This was an important time for us because of our recent negative trend with safety and an upcoming outage in a few weeks. I have heard nothing but positive feedback from our employees on your safety message. You did an excellent job personalizing the message and got the point across in a sincere but fun way of why being safe is so important. One point you especially lit home was that “Accidents are predictable and preventable events and they don’t have to happen”. All too often you hear employees state that getting injured on the job will eventually happen and it's just one of those accepted risks. But after your presentation workers stated they definitely felt differently about that misconception. This is one safety meeting all of us here at LaSalle Station will walk away from and continue to think about for a long time.
Again, Martin I want to thank you for coming out to our station and wish you continued
success in your endeavors.

Thomas Dean
Operations Supervisor
LaSalle County Nuclear Station
Excelon Corporation
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your presentation "I Won't Be In To Work Today" at the 2000 Gillam Area Safety Conference.
Your presentation style had a very dramatic impact on the messages that you delivered. Many will recall the situations during your presentation and I am positive that these situations will make them think "twice" before proceeding in an unsafe manner.
Mission accomplished! 

A.W. (Aaron) Schiell
Safety Office, Power Supply
Manitoba Hydro
Recently, the Minnesota Wood Products Division of Potlach Corporation held a safety conference in which Martin Lesperance was one of the keynote speakers.
I was very pleased with Martin’s presentation. His message was very straightforward, easy to understand and practical. He really held the audience’s interest. I would definitely recommend Martin as a presenter in this arena.

Ronald S. Salisbury
Potlach Corporation


I want to thank you first for your willingness and participation in the AWCBC Congress and share with you the commentary that came back on the evaluation forms.
What can I say? The reviews that have been supplied to us were, without a doubt, full of high praise that you can be proud of and may quote at a success of your efforts at our Congress.
Words used to describe your presentation from our documents were “informative”, “energetic”, 'well presented." Some commentary was “great presentation - had my full attention all the time.” Another comment, “presentation should be included at all AWCBC in future”. 'Passionate" was used to describe your delivery. “An excellent person - comments were great, knowledgeable and great tips.”
So, Martin, I can only say "thank you", which hardly seem to be enough words. But I am sure from our conversations, you know that statement came from the heart and in gratitude for your participation in our program and the success which your presentation added to our congress.
All the best to you in the future. I am enjoying your e-mails and am forwarding them on to our Health & Safety Division as I finish reading them.

Elaine MacEachern-Pierce
Workers Compensation Board of Prince Edward Island
On behalf of the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board, and the participants at Inside Workers’ Compensation, thank you for bringing your humor, sound advice and common sense to our recent WCB Institute.  The Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board developed WCB Institute to provide employers, union representatives, and health care givers with an opportunity to learn more about the WCB, our purpose, mandate, policies and practices. We also use WCB Institute to showcase success stories in injury prevention or return-to-work programming, and to provide opportunities to team from well-respected and knowledgeable keynote presenters.
Your keynote presentation was a wonderful reminder that the separation between our private and work lives can disappear when injury removes someone from the workplace. Your 'top ten safety tips’ were an important reminder that accidents and injuries are preventable, and that our most important safety tool is usually our own good sense! ( I am certain that everyone in the audience could see themselves in one of’ your stories. Though the one about the lawnmower and the hedge was pretty unique! )
Thank you, again, Martin for taking the lime to be with us in Saskatoon. Continued  success in spreading your important words on injury prevention. 

Janice Siekawitch
Director, Planning, Research & Communication
Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Board

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