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Through the credit recovery program, students have the opportunity to piece back together previously failed or unattempted assignments.
Credit Recovery: A Safety Net for Struggling Grades
An image of Biryani Grill’s Ashburn location.
From Hyderabad to Ashburn: The Story Behind Biryani Grill
Before students began arriving, Inova hospital staff set up seating beds and medical equipment to help guide students through the process.
A Different Kind of Giving: FBLA Hosts Annual Blood Drive at Rock Ridge
Through generous donations from the community, Women Giving Back stepped in to help students with affordable prom dresses. Through the dates April 4, 12, 14, and 28 their boutique was filled with dresses, shoes, accessories.
From Heart to Hanger: Women Giving Back Allows Every Girl to Shine at Prom
On May 2, seniors enlisting for the military gathered in the cafeteria to sign certificates and be recognized for their commitment to the military. Staff Sergeant Ryan Haley shakes senior John Lunn's hand. Haley has been Lunn’s sponsor for the Army National Guard for over a year since he first came to Rock Ridge during a lunch presentation and met Lunn.
Seniors’ Final Salute to High School, First Salute to the Future
“I know that hope isn’t solid, because just like books and poems: It is up to you to decide what you take away from it.”--Why Must We Hurt?
Gonzalez Swan Song: Why Must We Hurt?
“The best endings don’t feel like endings at all. They feel like showing up to the same hallway for the thousandth time and realizing, finally, that it meant something. That you were building a life the whole time — even in the chaos, even in the ordinary.” – This One’s Better
Karthik Swan Song: This One’s Better
English teacher Susan Spengeman stands in the back of her classroom, instructing her AP (Advanced Placement) Literature students.
Susan Spengeman: A Teacher’s Teacher
Red Cross club president Varnika Miryala leads her members with the intention of helping her community through a medical sense.
Varunika in Charge: 11 Questions with the Red Cross President
Vice president Vijeta Arora takes charge of all new members of her organization and keeps it running smoothly.
10 Questions with PASTA Vice President Vijeta Arora
With his eyes on the prize, the Phoenix varsity all-time number two player, Akash Vangale returns the ball against the Tuscarora Huskies.
Phoenix Tennis Blazes Past Tuscarora With Eyes Locked on States
This week’s athlete of the week spotlights a lacrosse player: sophomore Sehejdeep Kaur.
Athlete of the Week: Sehejdeep Kaur
Senior Jamari Anthony runs the Boys 4x400 Meter Relay Finals.
Phoenix Host Home Track Meet, Celebrates Seniors with Strong Performances
Junior Alex Alkhal pitches the ball. “[I] just let it go and keep practicing so we can focus on our goal for the next game to get better as a team,” Alkhal said.
Phoenix Shows Resilience in Loss Against Titans
Freshman Emerson Hagler (18), passes the ball to her teammates while attempting to move the ball away from her goal. “The season has been good; we obviously haven't won all the games we wanted to but we’re working hard,” Hagler said.
Phoenix Girls Soccer Gets Their First Win of the Season
Freshman Anshika Atluri charges for the ball on the wing as a Titan player sprints to catch up on the defense.
Titans Attack Phoenix Field Hockey in 8-0 Loss
The Phoenix varsity volleyball team lines up for the national anthem. “We were more communicative [with each other] during this game, and I feel like we kept our energy up, especially after the first set,” senior Jessica Valdov said.
Set, Spike, Win, Repeat: Phoenix Serve The Huskies
Senior Aiden Patel swings his club aiming to get close to the hole. He ended the season undefeated and qualified for the All-State Virginia golf team. Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Virbickis
Phoenix Golf Hits Into Green This Season
Junior Xavier Smith, a wide receiver/defensive back, breaks a tackle. Smith ended the day with 59 rushing yards and six receiving yards.
Annual Homecoming Football Game is Out-of-this-World
Senior running back Shamar Ferrell celebrating in the endzone after narrowly avoiding a Patriot player.
Phoenix Football Proves Patriotism Against Patriots During America Out
Senior Rodrigue Gomado runs the boys 4x400 meter relay event.
Sprinting to Success: Rock Ridge Hosts Indoor Regionals Track Meet, Launches Two Teams to States
The team comes together for a cheer as they run back on the court for their last period. “Breaking their press was our biggest challenge,” sophomore Simone Diby (2) said. “We struggled to handle their defensive pressure, which led to a lot of mistakes”
Phoenix Girls Basketball Put Up a Commendable Fight Against the Pride
Senior and captain Will Beck defends his opponent and tries to stop the Pride guard from getting closer to the Phoenix basket.
Phoenix Fall to Pride in Hard Fought Battle
Racing for the puck, junior Connor Bultema and a Knights/Colts player sprint for a loose puck.
Pride/Phoenix Steal Crown from the Knights/Colts
Senior William Beck protects the ball from the opposing team.
Vikings Extinguish Phoenix Flame in Close Contest
Junior Alex Alkhal pitches the ball. “[I] just let it go and keep practicing so we can focus on our goal for the next game to get better as a team,” Alkhal said.
Phoenix Shows Resilience in Loss Against Titans
Freshman Emerson Hagler (18), passes the ball to her teammates while attempting to move the ball away from her goal. “The season has been good; we obviously haven't won all the games we wanted to but we’re working hard,” Hagler said.
Phoenix Girls Soccer Gets Their First Win of the Season
Junior Riya Cherukuri locks into her target at home base. “Personally, I want to improve on my timing on the plate,” she said. “As a team, we could improve our consistency and execution of plays and putting the ball in play.”
Phoenix Fall Short Against the Captains
Senior Kaushik Muskari: “This might be my favorite season out of all four years because we’ve been winning a lot and I’ve been spending a lot of time with the team and on the court. When we don’t have a match, we usually have morning practice, and it’s a really good time for team bonding and working on everything that we need to on the court. My favorite part of the season has been when I won region doubles with my partner so now we’re progressing to states. I’m planning to continue tennis at George Mason University and major in computer engineering, so I’ve got a long road ahead of me.”
Tennis Triumphs: An Insight Into the Champions
Junior Lilia Jones has exemplified what it means to be a Phoenix. Although she partakes in many activities, she still finds a way to juggle her personal life with her school life -- and on top of her busy schedule, she also holds the title of all-state athlete. Photo courtesy of Lilia Jones, graphic by Rodrigue Gomado
Lilia Jones Leaps Over Hurdles of High School
Warner Bros’ latest game-turned-movie adaptation released on Friday, April 4 with a rather destructive response for a more-or-less forgettable movie. “A Minecraft Movie” promotional poster by Mojang
“A Minecraft Movie” Explodes in Theaters, Literally and Figuratively
Senior Isabella Hasbun puts her costume on, getting ready and into character before the rehearsal.
Behind the Scenes of Rock Ridge Performing Arts Tarzan Rehearsals
As the first person to sign their certificate, senior Ricardo Diaz starts his path towards joining the U.S. Air Force.
“Sinners” Delivers an Unforgettable Cinematic Experience
After a lawsuit against Tiffany Smith, the manager and mother of popular child influencer Piper Rockelle, for alleged assault of the minors, many speculations were made regarding the rumors and if they were true. Netflix’s “Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing” seeked to clear up the mystery and share stories from the victims about their experiences with Tiffany. Courtesy of Netflix
“Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing.”
Rock Ridge Chamber Choir claps and sways as they perform “We Sing as One”.
Singing Empowerment: Rock Ridge Sings, Stone Hill Choirs Perform Pre-Assessment Concert
“Even if the people who come in and out of this classroom don’t know me, these four walls always will.” — You’ll Always Know Me Courtesy of Kate Gutshall
Coleman Swan Song: You’ll Always Know Me
“I’ve always felt like I had to chase the polished version of life, look for closure, clarity and carefully filtered success. But I always find something real in the rough drafts, the scraps, the clippings on the drawing board floor.” - It Happens Courtesy of Deetya Mudakala
Yussouf Swan Song: It Happens
“How do I explain what newspaper means to me? How do I write about one of the most life-changing classes I have ever taken?” - How Do I Say Goodbye? Courtesy of Yoshi Sarkar
Sathe Swan Song: How Do I Say Goodbye?
“From ‘have a good summer’ to ‘have a good life,’ from walking into high school for the first time to leaving it for the last time, time doesn't wait for anyone.” - Here’s to New Beginnings
Mian Swan Song: Here’s to New Beginnings
Four phases, countless memories.
Assefa Swan Song: Phases
Classroom Conversations: What Do We Know About Title IX?
Classroom Conversations: What Do We Know About Title IX?
People with their family members celebrate Holi by throwing powder color at each other.
Ashburn Celebrates Holi, A Festival of Colors
Recognizing the theme of ‘hope’, Keynote speaker and women’s rights activist Katherine Spillar held a speech about legislative milestones and the importance of community engagement. “We can’t put our heads under the pillow and say we’re going to wait it out because without the pushback, without us fighting, we can’t hold the line,” Spillar said. “We have to be organized and strong so when an opportunity becomes available to make forward movement, we're there to seize it. Begin the fight now, wherever you are.”
Women Inspire and Find Hope at Sixth Annual “Rise To” Summit
Rundown Politics: The Ever Growing Threat of Ending DEIA Programs
Rundown Politics: The Ever Growing Threat of Ending DEIA Programs
Rundown Politics: Can Celebrities Impact Political Affiliations?
Rundown Politics: Can Celebrities Impact Political Affiliations?
People with their family members celebrate Holi by throwing powder color at each other.
Ashburn Celebrates Holi, A Festival of Colors
Recognizing the theme of ‘hope’, Keynote speaker and women’s rights activist Katherine Spillar held a speech about legislative milestones and the importance of community engagement. “We can’t put our heads under the pillow and say we’re going to wait it out because without the pushback, without us fighting, we can’t hold the line,” Spillar said. “We have to be organized and strong so when an opportunity becomes available to make forward movement, we're there to seize it. Begin the fight now, wherever you are.”
Women Inspire and Find Hope at Sixth Annual “Rise To” Summit
Students roast marshmallows over the fire pit, ready to make smores and watch “Home Alone 2” during the Frost Fest.
Freezing Fun: Annual Winter Frost Fest Brings Chilly Cheer
‘X-traterrestrial’ Homecoming Week Celebrates X Years at the Rock
‘X-traterrestrial’ Homecoming Week Celebrates X Years at the Rock
Senior Pranjal Deshmukh carefully applies paint to the outline of her name on a Barbie box parking spot design. At the annual parking spot painting event, rising seniors got a chance to claim a parking spot; brainstorm a personal design; come equipped with gallons of paint, various brushes, and rolling pins; and have fun coloring the asphalt with friends and family.
Class of 2025 Makes Their Mark in the Parking Lot
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Rachel Adams is a senior. This is her third year on staff, and she is one of the Website Coordinators. She is part of the girls tennis team and the theater program. Her favorite hobbies include baking, hiking, crocheting, and reading. Her favorite books are murder mysteries, but she loves all genres. When she graduates high school, she hopes to get into aviation, specifically piloting commercial planes. She has only been on a plane twice, but she knew this was something she wanted to do for a career almost right away. Rachel is excited to see what the future holds, in both college and beyond.

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The courts are ablaze as “Challengers” hits theaters. The film is full of intense tennis and romance, as well as explorations of true intentions and the value of true friends. Promotional photo from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

“Challengers” Slams Into Theaters After Much Anticipation

Rachel Adams and Bella Gerardi
May 20, 2024
(From left to right) Seniors Austin Fisher, Dylan Neach, Paul Smith, Demarrius Stewart, and TeYany Kleiner sit together as their coaches, family members, and teammates wish them well in the next chapter of their sports careers.

Signing Into The Next Chapter: Next Steps in Sports Careers

Rachel Adams, Rachel Bhardwaj, and Maddie Nyman
May 17, 2024
"But here we are, one month left, one month until graduation, one month until the next chapter of my life." -Growth

Adams Swan Song: Growth

Rachel Adams, Website Coordinator
May 16, 2024
The Young Adult Literature Class targets students who love reading but don’t want to have some of the heavier English assignments attached to the coursework. Students are meant to have fun and enjoy the discussions and books they are working to read.

Launching Into the New Year With an All-New English Elective

Rachel Adams and Bella Gerardi
May 1, 2024
Rock Ridge Performing Arts cast of “Frozen” brings the energy while performing a sneak peek of their song “Fixer-Upper.”

Phoenix spring into the end of the year with a final Pep Rally

Rachel Adams, Bella Gerardi, and Maddie Nyman
April 28, 2024
The Phoenix set up for the next play as the Patriots gain possession of the ball.

Phoenix Girls Lacrosse Takes on the Patriots in a Hard Fought Game

Rachel Adams, Rodrigue Gomado, and Samantha Chang
April 9, 2024
The “Young Adult” genre has come to dominate the book side of TikTok. Teens mention finding the books they love on “BookTok” and are quick to share them with friends.

2024 Says It’s Time to “Do It Now”

Rachel Adams, Website Coordinator
April 8, 2024
Millions of teens are on social media viewing their favorite influencers and celebrities altering their facial features. Teens watch as their social media floods with quick hacks for beauty. As more celebrities admit to using mewing as a way to alter their appearance, teens learn the skill, but not the consequences.

Damaging Effect of “Mewing”

Rachel Adams and Bella Gerardi
April 3, 2024
The team celebrates their win against the Titans in a huddle around star player of the night, Eryn Chemoiwa, congratulating her on her accomplishments.

Free Throws and Four-Point Plays: A New Phoenix Rises to the Challenge

Arnav Mahajan, Rachel Adams, Bella Gerardi, and Maddie Nyman
March 19, 2024
Sony’s “Madame Web” has gone from a poorly received trailer to a full-fledged cinematic catastrophe, defying redemption. Despite boasting A-list talent, the film’s descent into a Spider-Man misstep is apparent, leaving audiences forced to endure two hours of disappointment. Photo courtesy of Sony.

Even Spider-Man’s Spidey-Sense Couldn’t Detect the Mediocrity of ‘Madame Web’

Ananya Karthik and Rachel Adams
March 1, 2024
Sophomore Siddharth Donthireddy and junior Mekhi Motilewa bring up the ball as the Vikings put pressure on the defensive end of the basket.

Phoenix Face Vikings in Vicious Battle

Rachel Adams, James Bowles, and Bella Gerardi
January 29, 2024
Students roast marshmallows for s’mores at the station set up by SCA. Students also enjoyed a hot cocoa bar and a big screen, playing the movie “Home Alone,” for a night of warm and toasty fun.

Frost Fest Celebrates Winter with Fire and Festivities

Rachel Adams, Bella Gerardi, and Maddie Nyman
January 12, 2024
“Priscilla” tells the story of a young Priscilla Presley’s life changing in an instant when she meets the man she will soon fall in love with, taking viewers through her path to fame. Promotional Poster from A24 Films.

‘Priscilla:’ The Glamor and Grime of Being a Presley

Rachel Adams and Maddie Nyman
December 19, 2023
Performing the last song of the night, “United in Purpose,” all choir members joined together at the front of the stage. Creating connections through choir is important to both Markwood and his students. Expanding from her bubble, sophomore Kiera Bacas was able to develop skills that aided her in finding a sense of community among her peers. “I got to meet other people and make new friends,” Bacas said. “If I didn't do chorus, I probably wouldn't be talking right now.”

Rock Ridge Choir Aims to Uplift And Affirm The Community

Rachel Adams and Bella Gerardi
November 12, 2023
The Red Cast of “And” stands in a line before they take their final bow.

Rock Ridge Performing Arts’s ‘And’ Finds the ‘Why’

Maddie Nyman, Ananya Karthik, and Rachel Adams
November 12, 2023
From the athletes to the academics, student backgrounds shine through in all aspects, highlighting the niche hobbies and lifestyles of the Phoenix student body. Graphic by: Tanishka Enugu and Aarohi Motwani.

Humans of Rock Ridge: Student Profiles

The Blaze Staff
November 3, 2023
Through team building and a strong understanding of what high school truly is, the WINGS program works to assist freshmen through their transition into high school. Juniors and seniors serve as mentors to work together to make it as easy as possible for freshmen by providing advice and getting creative during advisory to create positive relationships between themselves and their freshmen crew.

WINGS Takes Flight Amongst Freshman Phoenix

Rachel Adams, Samantha Chang, and Nadia Shirr
November 1, 2023
The Phoenix football team runs out onto the field to take on the Loudoun Valley Vikings for the Homecoming football game, concluding a week of fun and games for students.

Spirit Week Ends with a Final Play Against Vikings

Rachel Adams, Maddie Nyman, and Bella Gerardi
October 27, 2023
Sophomore Nila Divakar (left) and senior Noor Jiwad (right) share more about the Writers Union club with a fellow Phoenix. “My friend and I really like writing, so she recruited me. Writing is very important to us, so we made a club,” Divakar said.

Gyms Overflow With Unique Clubs, Old And New

Rachel Adams and Shaila Patel
September 27, 2023
Junior Ruth Gemechu guides her blindfolded partner, junior Kailyn Fetterman, as they try to stack cups.

Kicking off the School Year With Spirit Week

Ananya Karthik, Shivu Sathe, Maya Coleman, Rachel Adams, and Shaila Patel
September 11, 2023
Senior Sarah Baig holds surprise gifts from her teammates as a celebration of her senior night.

Phoenix Girls Lacrosse Celebrate Senior Night Against the Patriots

Shaila Patel, Bella Strano, and Rachel Adams
May 22, 2023
Expressing his interest in the Marines as a possible career, junior Emmanuel Bankole signs up for one of the various programs offered by their display. The Marines came to the job fair to provide students with multiple pathways with a fast-track to joining the Marines, like summer programs, the Marine Reserves, or scholarship opportunities.

Summer Job Fair Kicks Off New Opportunities For Students

Aarohi Motwani, Ivana Figueroa, Aline Gonzalez, Rachel Adams, and Shaila Patel
March 29, 2023
Juniors Mariah Waters, Kaia Greene, Olivia McMahon, Emily Gruessing, Izzy Bock, and senior Julia Freeman perform “The Chain” from “X: 1969.”

Broadway Desserts Brings Sweet Performances to the Stage

Karis Adnan, Rachel Adams, Smrithi Balakumar, and Mariam Abdelsayed
March 1, 2023
At the Jan. 9 home double header against Briar Woods, senior Nick Canfield keeps an eye on the ball and defends the basket during the boys game. During the girls game, sophomore Kalen Walker prepares to take a free throw shot.

Double Headers Bring 2 Star Players Forward

Mariam Abdelsayed, Rachel Adams, Karis Adnan, and Shaila Patel
January 31, 2023
Junior Cora Bowen dribbles the ball towards the basket, following a turnover that led to Phoenix possession.

Phoenix Take Flight Against the Falcons in a Double Header Matchup

Mariam Abdelsayed, Rachel Adams, Karis Adnan, and Shaila Patel
January 31, 2023
Netflix has taken many popular TV shows and movies off of their platform, sparking a variety of opinions from Netflix’s users about the removal of their favorite media.

We All Love Netflix, but What About the New Changes?

Rachel Adams and Shaila Patel
January 19, 2023
Maneesh Getni strums the guitar, capturing everyone’s attention with his electrifying solo.

Rock Ridge and Stone Hill Guitar Come Together for a Gemstone of a Winter Concert

Smrithi Balakumar, Rachel Adams, Lucian Tiller, and Syd Nguyen
January 19, 2023
Many students at the Rock participate in something creative and unique to celebrate the holidays.

Phoenix Celebrate Unique Traditions This Holiday Season

Shaila Patel and Rachel Adams
January 4, 2023
Media by the Minute

Media by the Minute

Ananya Karthik, Jackson Mitchell, Sarah Baig, Tanishka Enugu, Rachel Adams, and Maya Coleman
November 6, 2022
Age plays a big part in how kids and teens feel about Halloween. When kids are younger, they tend to have more fun, but does that also mean that they get scared easier? While the next generation may love horror films, how this might affect kids at younger ages may keep both kids and parents up on Halloween night.

The Horrors Of Halloween

Rachel Adams and Shaila Patel
October 31, 2022
After winning a point for the Phoenix, sophomore Lola Aquilar serves the ball to the Panthers and starts the next point.

Phoenix Send the Panthers Home in Flames

Sarah Baig and Rachel Adams
October 17, 2022
On May 1, the TSA team proudly stands outside the Hampton Roads Convention Center ready to take on the competition.

TSA Places Sixth Overall At This Year’s State Competition

Aline Gonzalez and Rachel Adams
June 10, 2022
The track and field team warms up together with laps at practice after school.

Seniors Race to the Finish Line

Rachel Adams, Aline Gonzalez, and Pavani Aakarapu
June 6, 2022
Teachers line up in the library to grab their free lunch provided by the PTSO on May 5.

PTSO Honors Teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week

Rachel Adams, Mars Foley, and Hylay Assefa
June 2, 2022
From candy jars to refreshments, we have the best Easter-themed decorations to make your Easter brunch stand out.

Three Fun Things To Include In Your Next Spring or Easter Brunch

Rachel Adams and Aline Gonzalez
May 6, 2022
Freshman Dhruv Vemuri (8) bats for the Phoenix, hitting the ball before running to first base. “One thing that I'd like to improve on is being able to hit off of the better pitchers,” Vemuri said. “We’re going to keep facing good pitchers and I want to be able to hit off of them.”

Phoenix Baseball Takes a Hit After Playing Heritage

Rachel Adams, Divya Iyer, and Aline Gonzalez
April 25, 2022
The sunflower has quickly become an international symbol of solidarity for Ukrainians and is a symbol of peace. When agreeing to denuclearize Ukraine, the country planted sunflowers in a ceremony in 1996. Encouraged by their teachers, students in social studies classes have decided to put up sunflowers around the school to show their support for Ukraine.

Students And Staff Adorn The Halls With Sunflowers For Ukraine

Rachel Adams and Aline Gonzalez
April 25, 2022
Jodi (Ava Michelle) explores her life through new eyes, she starts to see how others around her are accepting her for who she is. Jodi realizes being tall doesn’t get in the way of life unless you let it. She deals with personal problems that are later helped to be resolved by an unsuspecting friend.

“Tall Girl 2” Does Better Than “Tall Girl”

Rachel Adams and Aline Gonzalez
March 10, 2022
Volunteering with nonprofits like Mobile Hope is a way to give back, especially to help community members get back on their feet in light of the pandemic.

Mobile Hope Responds to COVID-19s Impact On Homelessness

Rachel Adams, Website Coordinator
March 1, 2022
Senior Alexa Veneros (12) blocks a Captains player (5) from scoring, while Veneros’ teammates remain open, ready to receive the ball.

Phoenix Girls Basketball Falls to the Captains on Senior Night

Nanaki Bawa, Rachel Adams, Zain Khalidi, and Alyssa Yoon
February 20, 2022
Freshman Andrew Takach dives in for his 200 yard IM race. “I love the competition and team environment. I enjoy improving and working hard,” Takach said. While this is Takach’s first year on the team, he has been swimming competitively for 8 years prior to joining.

Swim Team Kicks Off Season With The Encouragement Of An Exciting Win

Rachel Adams, Aline Gonzalez, Maddie Nyman, and Rishi Sundaram
February 3, 2022
Books and Movies, which one is a better choice of entertainment?

The Movies Aren’t Always Bad, but Books will Always Be Better

Rachel Adams, Website Coordinator
February 3, 2022
Adorned with paper snowflakes and wreaths, math teacher William Driggers’ advisory class won best overall door in the door decorating competition.

Winter Door Decorating Competition Ignites Winter Spirit

Nanaki Bawa, Mariam Abdelsayed, Rachel Adams, and Aline Gonzalez
February 2, 2022
LGBTQ+ pride protests (like the one pictured in Katowice, Poland in Sept 2019) have been a recurring event since the 1900s. In the 21st century, these movements have spread globally and became more socially acceptable.

LGBTQ+ History: Defined Through the Timeline

Rachel Adams, Dominika Butler, Aline Gonzalez, and Sydney Hackett
November 18, 2021
Phoenix varsity volleyball team discusses the game plan with their coaches as they prepare to take on the Captains.

Despite Loss Against Captains, Phoenix Ace Match

Rohan Iyer, Dominika Butler, Rachel Adams, and Alyssa Yoon
October 27, 2021
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Rachel Adams, Website Coordinator
September 30, 2021
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