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Living on CampusOver 11,000 Residents Each YearInclusive HousingEach year UC Davis is home to more than 11,000 UC Davis students.Over 5,000 of them are first-year students who live in the residencehalls. More than 2,000 live in one of several campus apartmentcommunities, with almost 1,000 in the transfer student housingprogram.Gender-InclusiveGuaranteed Housing*All incoming freshmen and transfer students are guaranteed housing fortheir first year with Student Housing and Dining udents must meet eligibility requirements and all deadlines.Why Live With Student Housing andDining Services? Instant connections with other UC Davis studentsExcellent academic and peer support programsAccess to Computer Centers and Academic Advising CentersClean, well-maintained buildings; many residence halls are LEEDCertified** Living-Learning Communities in the residence halls Award-winning dining program**LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), developed by the U.S. Green Building Council(USGBC), is the foremost program for the design, construction and operation of green buildings.Housing Staff Are AvailableStudent Housing staff are available to help with any questions orconcerns. Student Housing staff help develop and encourage a healthy,safe atmosphere. They facilitate workshops that support communityvalues, including courtesy, sensitivity and respect, and that rejectdiscrimination and hatred. And in the residence halls, staff are alwaysavailable during non-business hours via an on-call system.2Student Housing recognizes that findingappropriate housing accommodations can beof great concern to transgender, non-binaryand gender-nonconforming students andhave set up processes to make findingcomfortable housing as easy as possible.Student Housing offers a variety of optionsfor LGBTQIA students, who are welcometo request any option as long as they meethousing deadlines and requirements.Students who are interested can also chooseto participate in our LGBTQIA "Rainbow"Living-Learning Community when completingtheir housing ousingSpecial AccommodationsUC Davis provides reasonable housingaccommodations to residents withdisabilities. It is a resident’s responsibility tomake their disability known to the University.Housing accommodations are givenconsideration upon request and on a caseby-case basis; reasonable accommodationsare determined based on documented need.housing.ucdavis.edu/special-accommodations3
Housing at UC DavisTypes of HousingThere are three types of housing available through UC Davis: residence halls, apartments, andcooperatives. There are key differences and eligibility requirements for each housing type, andsome properties specialize in specific student populations and their needs. Refer to the eligibilitychart below for specific student eligibility.Residence HallsApartmentsCooperative HousingResidence halls are largebuildings with many fullyfurnished bedrooms,community living rooms andbathrooms, and study spaces.All residence halls are on theUC Davis campus.There are two types ofapartment options availablethrough UC Davis: universityoperated apartments, andthird-party-operated “PublicPrivate Partnership” (P3)apartments. Most, but not all,of the UC Davis apartmentsare on the UC Davis campus.Cooperative Housingcommunities are small, tightlyintegrated Public-PrivatePartnership communities thatemphasize environmentalstewardship and communityinvolvement.Financial Aid Note: the residence halls and Student Housing Apartments (SHA) qualify for morefinancial aid than P3 apartments and cooperatives.Incoming Freshmen(undergraduates)Incoming Transfer Students(undergraduates)Continuing UndergraduatesSummer Session StudentsGraduate StudentsStudents with FamiliesStaff/Faculty4Domes & Tri-CoopsThe Colleges at La RueRussell ParkRamble, SolsticeViridianAtriums at La Rue Park 4How to Apply for HousingGo to housing.ucdavis.edu/fees to view our“room and board” pricing. Pricing varies byhousing location and dining plan.Go to housing.ucdavis.edu/apply to learn howto apply for housing. The application processvaries by housing program and location.Student Populations8th & WakeSolano Park 3SHA 2Table assumes a fall quartermove-in (except for SummerSession students). Studentswishing to move in during anotherquarter should contact StudentHousing regarding their options.Residence Halls 1Student EligibilityPricing 1Students must be underage 24 and unmarried tolive in the residence halls.2Students must beunmarried to live in SHA.3Solano Park requiresa minimum stay of sixweeks.4Although very rare,incoming transferstudents may be offeredresidence hall spacebased on availability.Other factors, includingwait lists, may impact theavailability of housingspace regardless ofeligibility.In addition to providing residence halls forincoming freshmen, UC Davis providesapartment options for students in variousstages of their academic careers and personallives: unmarried undergraduate, graduateand professional students, students withfamilies and students who prefer living in acooperative. Below is a brief summary forthree student populations.Students With FamiliesStudents who have children or those who aremarried or in registered domestic partnershipscan live in the Solano Park and Russell Parkapartment complexes. Parks locations offerfamily-friendly environments and support.Learn more on pages 18–21.Incoming Transfer StudentsGraduate andProfessional StudentsIncoming transfer students have many housingoptions, on or off campus. Student Housingand Dining Services guarantees housing incommunities specifically for transfer students.Learn more on pages 16–17 to learn more.Students in graduate and professionalprograms are eligible to live in all UCDavis apartments except Student HousingApartments (transfer program). Learn more onpages 18–21.5
Residence HallsSustainable ce halls incorporate design featuresand operational and maintenance proceduresto reduce their environmental impact. Somebuildings are in the process of earning or havealready earned LEED certification.Sustainable initiatives include: On-site solar photovoltaic and solarthermal systems Energy-efficient lighting Low flow/flush bathroom fixtures High-performance green cleaningproducts and procedures Filtered water-bottle filling stations At least one bicycle parking spaceper residentAccessibilityUC Davis works with students to ensureevery student has access to universityresources. Wheelchair accessible rooms areavailable upon request. Shared communityspaces are ADA-compliant.CUARTOHWY 113SEGUNDOTERCEROI-80HOUSING AREASCENTRAL CAMPUSUC DAVISDOWNTOWNStudent Housing and Dining Services provides housing in 31 residence hallsorganized into three neighborhoods on campus–Segundo, Tercero andCuarto–each with a dining commons, market, service desk, Academic AdvisingCenter, Computer Center and transition services.Visit housing.ucdavis.edu/residence-halls for more information about the residence halls.6When applying for housing, students shouldadvise Student Housing and Dining Servicesthat they require special accommodationsso the necessary arrangements may bemade before move-in. Forms for requestingspecial housing accommodations canbe found at intained BuildingsAn efficient, professional maintenance andcustodial staff manages buildings, facilitatesrepairs and upgrades, and cleans all publicareas and bathrooms.Locked 24/7All residence halls feature an electronickey-card access system for exterior entrances,and all buildings are locked at all times.Access is limited to residence hall students (andcertain Student Housing and Dining Servicesand emergency staff).Every bedroom has its own lock.In addition, students should contact theStudent Disability Center (sdc.ucdavis.edu) to learn about other resources and tocoordinate their needs with their professors.UC Davis Police and Aggie Hostspolice.ucdavis.eduThe UC Davis Police Department provides highvisibility patrols, response to criminal incidentsand emergencies, and crime preventioneducation programs.The Aggie Host Student Patrol, overseen bythe police department, offers Safe Rides, anevening service to escort students traveling toand from residence areas and across campus.7
Residence HallsThe Value of Living in the Residence HallsLiving in the residence halls is more than a university tradition or college rite of passage.Living in the residence halls provides first-year students with a wonderful residentialexperience that combines the support and resources needed to transition and be successful.Residence halls provide opportunities to make new friends and experience fun activities forrecharging outside of classes.The following services and benefits are included for all students who live in the residencehalls: Academic advising and tutoring in the residential Academic Advising Centers Educational and social theme programming Professional and student-level support staff available 24 hours a day Healthy food options in four dining facilities and access to a registered dietician 24-hour computer labs Internet and cable television Facilities and custodial support staff Community-based intramural teamsNational research1 demonstrates that a residence hall experience leads to students who: Do better academically Are more likely to persist in college Are more involved in and/or integrated with campus1Visit housing.ucdavis.edu/value to view the research references for these statements.Occupancy DiagramsCheck Out esDoubleOccupancyRoomTripleOccupancyRoomOccupancy diagrams are not to scale but dorepresent what an average residence hall room maylook like. However, there are often a variety of waysin which the furniture can be arranged. Also, roomsdo not all have the same dimensions, so not everyfurniture arrangement can be achieved in everyroom.Rooms are fully furnishedAll rooms are furnished with an extra-long (36"x80"),twin-size bed and mattress, desk and chair, dresser,desktop bookshelf, desk lamp, and waste andrecycling containers. Residence hall rooms arecarpeted and have a window, a closet or wardrobeand a place to hang towels.Internet and TelevisionEach room includes high speed Internet servicevia an Ethernet port and/or a Wi-Fi network, andXfinity on Campus programming is available onyour television, computer and mobile device.Visit housing.ucdavis.edu/computers andhousing.ucdavis.edu/xfinity for more information.Go Online to Learn More AboutUC Davis Residence HallsVisit housing.ucdavis.edu/residence-halls to learnmore about the residence halls. Read about thethree housing areas, review residence hall featuresand view photographs, maps, floor plans and roomlayouts/occupancy diagrams for each residence hall.89
Residence HallsBenefits of Participating in aLiving-Learning Communityhousing.ucdavis.edu/llcFind your community from day one.Living-Learning Communities (LLCs) are specialinterest, themed communities within theresidence halls. LLCs are more than a placeto live—they provide students the opportunityto live in the same hall or on the same floorwith folks who have similar interests, creatingan educational community that supports itsresidents. There is something for everyonewhether identity, academic, career or interestbased; check out our website for the full list ofcommunities.In addition to the benefits that all studentsreceive from living in the residence halls, someLiving-Learning communities also have uniqueacademic or experiential learning opportunitiesrelated to the community’s theme. Regardlessof what programming is offered, all communitiesare resident driven, creating a dynamicparticipatory experience each year.You will have the opportunity to indicate yourpreference in participating in a Living-LearningCommunity as part of your housing application.UC Davis Professor Kim Elsbach, BuILD Seminar, October 2012Room ChoicesProspective residents may indicate their idealroom choices when applying for the residencehalls. Room attributes they may consider areresidence hall area (see page 6), occupancy,gender and Living-Learning Community.In the residence hall application, students selectfrom available options within each room attributein their order of importance. Because not everyroom choice can be accommodated, StudentHousing determines assignments based uponstudents’ priorities and available space.10OccupancyGenderRequesting RoommatesOccupancy refers to the number of residentsin each room. Rooms are available in doubleoccupancy (two people total) and triple-occupancy(three people total). Most rooms are tripleoccupancy. Demand for double-occupancy roomsusually exceeds availability; demand for tripleoccupancy usually meets availability. Students areencouraged to form triple roommate groups sinceroom choices are not guaranteed. Occupancychoice affects the cost of housing.Gender refers to the preference to live in a singlegender community or a mixed-gender community.Most communities are mixed-gender. (Also seepage 3 for Gender Inclusivity.)Residence hall applicants may submit arequest to live with roommate(s) of theirchoice when applying for housing and,while not guaranteed, in most cases StudentHousing is able to honor the request.Living-Learning CommunityLiving-Learning Community refers to the ability toindicate a preference for a room that is locatedwithin a particular Living-Learning Community.11
Residential dent Housing provides a comprehensivein-house academic first-year experienceprogram for students living in the residencehalls and Student Housing Apartments(SHA). Professional staff work with academicdepartments to deliver academic programmingand support services developed specificallyfor first-year students. Emphasis is placed onensuring students have the resources andsupport to help them transition into a largeresearch university.Advising, Mentoring and TutoringLocated in each residence hall area, AcademicAdvising Centers provide convenient,personalized academic support for everyresidence hall and SHA student.Peer advisors from all four colleges—Letters andScience, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,Biological Sciences, and Engineering—provideacademic planning assistance, major exploration,grading options, internship information andconnections to other campus resources.Student Housing and Dining Services offersa personalized one-on-one Peer Mentoringprogram aimed at helping first-year students withtheir academic transition. We offer academicstrategies, assist with online tools, refer tocampus resources, and provide a supportivespace to talk about academic struggle.Tutors from the Academic Assistance and TutoringCenters are available most evenings on a drop-inbasis for free assistance with common first-yearcourses such as math, chemistry and writing.12Benefits of an In-HouseAcademic ProgramResidence Hall andSHA Staff Augments in-class learning in a convenientand comfortable atmosphereResident Advisors (RAs) andCommunity Assistants (CAs)—undergraduate students wholive in the residence halls andSHA, respectively—overseebuilding communities,engage students in variousactivities, advise and developcommunity. Improves advising for first-year studentsand eases the transition into university life Encourages development of proactiveacademic practices Bridges a connection to the college dean’soffice early in the UC Davis experience Connects students with faculty members,which aids in academic achievementand persistance Improves understanding of resourcesavailable on campusProfessional coordinator staffsupervise the student staffand offer additional servicesincluding academic support,leadership development andguidance with policies andconflict resolution.Area Service DeskThe Area Service Desk is thecustomer service and supportcenter of the residencehalls—the place residentsgo for information, to pickup mail and care packages,and to borrow things such asgames and cookware. It is alsowhere students go to borrowtemporary keys if they getlocked out of their rooms.Computer Centersand SupportComputer Centers providecomplimentary access tocomputers, printers (up to250 free pages per quarter),scanners, Internet access, andspace for studying and holdingreview sessions. Desktopcomputers and terminals runWindows, Microsoft’s OfficeSuite, iTunes and Firefox. AComputer Center is available24/7 in all three residencehall areas with student staffavailable to provide computerand software support.13
Dining at UC DavisUC Davis offers one of the best programs incollegiate dining: exceptional recipes, local andsustainable food sources and options for a widerange of dietary needs, including vegetarian andvegan options.Eateries on campus range from the residence halldining commons to themed food trucks.The ASUCD Coffee House at the Memorial Unionbrews coffee and espresso and offers a variety ofsalads, baked goods, pizza and more. At The Silo,you’ll find Spokes Grill, The Gunrock, Silo Market,Peet’s Coffee and the food truck patio. At theActivities and Recreation Center, you can get snacksand drinks from Peet’s Coffee or the Pro Shop. TheBio Brew in the Sciences Lab Building is anotherspot for drinks and snacks. Scrubs Cafe, a deli, grilland specialty coffee vendor, is located in the HealthSciences District.14Dining With Student Housingand Dining ServicesDining commons (DCs) are Student Housing’sdining facilities located in each residence hallarea. DCs offer comfortable community dining withseasonal menus from themed platforms includinga soup and salad bar, grill, sautéed and pastaentrees, specialty entrées, open-fire brick pizza,Mongolian Wok and desserts. A wide range ofbeverages are also available, including Fair Tradecoffee and infused water and teas.A market is located in each residence hall area.Markets sell a variety of food, including housemade microwavable meals and a variety of saladsand sandwiches. Snacks, chips, candy bars, gum,ice cream and beverages, including water, tea, FairTrade coffee, smoothies and energy drinks arealso available. Markets are open from morning untillate evening every weekday and during eveningson the weekend.Meal PlansNutritionResidential Meal PlansEvery residence hall contract includes aresidential meal plan to be used in the diningcommons, and SHA contacts offer the option toadd a dining commons meal plan. Meal plansinclude 5-day unlimited or 7-day unlimited accessto the dining commons and 200 of Aggie Cashper quarter.Student Housing and Dining Services places anemphasis on planning and serving nutritious mealsusing food that is in season, local and sustainable,whenever possible. Vegetarian, vegan andgluten-free options are available at every meal,and entrées can be customized to meet specialnutritional needs or allergy limitations.Students may change their plan during scheduledmeal plan change periods in between eachacademic quarter.Aggie Block Meal PlansAll other UC Davis students may purchaseAggie Block meal plans to be used in the diningcommons. Aggie Block meal plans are available indifferent quantities.Visit housing.ucdavis.edu/dining/meal-plans formore information about meal plans.Students who require a dietary accommodationshould submit a Special Accommodations SustainabilityThe dining program composts or recycles over 95percent of its waste. Student Housing and DiningServices reduces food waste and water usage byremoving trays from the dining rooms and offeringa reusable dishware program for student events inthe residence areas.15
ApartmentsWhat are the Apartments Like?Student Housing ApartmentsSizeThe size and layout of each apartment varies.Apartments feature single-occupancy and/or double-occupancy bedrooms, living room,dining room, full kitchen, one to four bathroomsand closet space.FurnishingsAll apartments are fully furnished with anextra-long, twin-size bed and mattress, desk,chair, dresser, desktop bookshelf, desk lampand waste containers in each bedroom. Inaddition, the living room is furnished with acouch, chair and coffee table, and the diningroom has a dining room table and chairs.Student Housing ApartmentsParking and TransportationDavis City LimitOak GroveParkaDrSlideHillPark6Outer Campus/ResearchL StreetOak Ave34UC DavisrnDhisoHutcRussell BlvdA StreetAnderson RdHighway 113Russell BlvdLa Rue Rd1West 8th AvetlvdWest ManorParkWestwoodParkDog ParkDrte1st Stree Rlivich OardsBlvdCentral Campustetasert 8 thEasJ. BarovettoParkMace RanchParkAvetoamenSacrd.sRileCh Pioneeret4 PRIMEROGROVE2nd StreetStre5th500 Primero GrovePark80onDix55 THE LEXINGTON1100 Olive DriveCreekParkPlayfieldsPark6Cowell BlvdLillard Dr6 RAMBLE1580 Jade StreetWalnutParkMontgomery AveAcademic Advising andComputer CentersMileWhat Are StudentHousing Apartments?What Is the SHAStudent experience?Student Housing Apartments (SHA) areapartments for first-year and returning transferstudents. Student Housing and Dining Servicesleases space from privately owned andoperated apartment complexes to guaranteethat housing is available. SHA has designatedapartments specifically for transfer students toaid in their transition to UC Davis.SHA has dedicated support staff to helpconnect students with various campusresources and to build community throughplanned social programs. For example, staffmembers coordinate a variety of social andeducational events, meet with residentsto discuss living agreements and mediateconversations if issues arise. Staff membersalso help residents connect with other campus16At HomeParking is available but not guaranteed at allSHA locations, and residents are eligible tobring a car with them. Each location managesits own parking. Parking will be assigned inthe fall, after assignments through a parkinglottery, and may be requested the rest of theyear on a first-come, first-served basis.Cowell BlvdCowell Blvd WillowCentralParkt13 THE COLLEGES ATLADr RUEAlhambra164 La Rue RoadLoyola Driveeet5th StrIn0ChestnutParkPole Line RdBWest 14th AveF StreeArlin gtonWhalebackParkArroyoParkSycamore LaneLakeBlvdCommunityParkShasta DriveR. ArnesonPark2 ADOBEAPARTMENTSBlvd1500 Shasta DriveEast CovellWest Covell Blvd2r1R ock ARLINGTONFARMlDwel2901 Portage Bay WestMace BlvdAnderson Rdali nCovellParkSandyMotleyParktCa tWintersAveF StreendeGraMonarch LaneWoodlandKEYWildhorse Golf CourseNorthstar ParkOn CampusSHA students are eligible to purchasepermits to park in UC Davis parking lots,except for students living in PrimeroGrove, The Colleges and Ramble. ContactTransportation Services for more information,and to learn about alternative modes oftransportation. taps.ucdavis.edu.Features Single-occupancy bedrooms, doubleoccupancy bedrooms Furnished studio, 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-bedroomapartments Utilities included (cable TV not included) Access to Student Housing and DiningServices resources, including AcademicAdvising Centers, Computer Centers andprofessional staff.Amenities: Community Room Pool Fitness Center On-site parking (available, not guaranteed) Near Unitrans bus routes Easy access to campus via bike pathsAmenities may vary depending on the complex.The Apartment Communitieshousing.ucdavis.edu/sharesources. By partnering with the apartmentcomplexes, SHA offers a unique experiencethat combines the off-campus independencestudents want with the academic and transitionsupport first-year and returning transferstudents need to be successful at a researchuniversity.Student Housing and Dining Services regularlyreviews the SHA program to ensure it meetsthe needs of each year’s incoming students.To support this goal, apartment communitiesparticipating in the SHA program periodicallychange. Visit the website to see whichcommunities are participating and to learnabout each of them.17
ApartmentsSolano Park tsSolano Park provides comfort, convenience,safety and affordability in a 15-acre, park-likesetting adjacent to the UC Davis Arboretum andwithin walking distance of the main campus libraryand downtown Davis.Managed by Student Housing, Solano Park offersboth one-bedroom [ 450 s.f.] and two-bedroom[ 600 s.f.] unfurnished apartments in two- andthree-story buildings. All units have a patio orbalcony, air-conditioning and a natural gas wallheater. Major appliances include refrigerator andelectric stove/oven. As with all our facilities, alarmsystems are connected directly to UC Davis policeand fire departments for quick response to anyemergencies.The large grassy areas interspersed throughoutSolano Park are ideal for picnics or play time.On-site playgrounds provide socializationopportunities for small children, and park benchesoffer spots where you can chat with neighbors.After a full day on campus, Solano Park is theperfect place to unwind and enjoy family time.Features 15-acre park setting 108 one-bedroom units 168 two-bedroom units Patios/balconies Child-friendly community Live-in staff Community center Family-oriented atmosphere Adjacent to the Arboretum High-speed internet Cable television Laundry facilities UC Davis fire and police rapid response* Important financial aid information: To be considered for an “on-campus” budget, students must be in a residence hall or StudentHousing Apartment. Students are not eligible for an on-campus budget if they do not have an official UC Davis Student Housing andDining Services contract. Residing in housing located on campus and/or opting to purchase a meal plan (available to all students) does notmeet the criteria for an on-campus budget. Students living in the Solano Park Apartments with a lease agreement also do not qualify for anon-campus budget.18Public-Private Partnerships (P3)In addition to Student Housing and Dining Services’ Solano Park Apartments and SHA program,nine privately owned, privately managed (non–UC Davis) apartment complexes and twocooperative communities are located on the UC Davis campus. Each complex operates inpartnership with UC Davis, while maintaining their own staff, programs and buildings. Contacta community to learn more about what they have to offer: types of rooms available, specialprogramming, environment and pricing.Undergraduate and GraduateAll StudentsThe Colleges at La Rue*Russell Park*Ramble at West Village*The Viridian at West Village*Solstice at West Village*Graduate Students Onlycolleges.tandemproperties.com164 Orchard Park Drive, Davis, CA /ramble1580 Jade Street, Davis, CA /solstice1580 Jade Street, Davis, CA 95616530-759-0661The Baggins End erties.com400 Russell Park, Davis, CA /viridian1580 Jade Street, Davis, CA 95616530-759-06618th & Wake Apartments*8thandwake.com530-298-7777The Atriums at La Rue*atriums.tandemproperties.com530-753-7322* Important financial aid information: While the communities on this page (19) provide great on-campus housing options forhundreds of students each year, they are not owned and operated by UC Davis and therefore do not qualify as “on-campushousing” for the purposes of financial aid.19
ApartmentsHousing in the City ofDavisInternational Studentsand ScholarsThe city of Davis offers a variety of housing,including apartments, rooms for rent in houses andcooperatives. In general, leases in Davis run fromSeptember 1 through August 31, and the renewalseason begins in January. Vacancy rates in Davisare typically very low, so it’s important to search forhousing early in the calendar year. You may have theopportunity to visit apartment complexes in Davisbefore choosing one, but if not, check Craigslist, thecampus and Davis newspapers for listings.Many international students attend UC Davis eachyear. Some international students come to studyfor a short amount of time—a few weeks, perhapsa quarter—while others enroll for a year or more,often pursuing a degree. Whatever the length of stay,Student Housing and Dining Services offers housingto meet international students’ needs.Living Here a Little WhileInternational students attending UC Davis for lessthan a year are eligible to live with Student Housingand Dining Services. Students may live in theresidence halls or apartment communities. Housingspace is subject to availability, and not all studentsqualify for all types of housing. Contact StudentHousing and Dining Services to learn more abouthousing availability, pricing and how to apply.The California Aggie - theaggie.orgDavis Enterprise - davisenterprise.comCommunity Housing Listingchl.ucdavis.eduThe Associated Students of UC Davis (ASUCD)maintain the Community Housing Listing, an onlinelisting of available housing opportunities for UCDavis students: chl.ucdavis.edu. The website is ameet-up place where students who have housingbut need roommates can connect with students whoare seeking housing.Living Here for the YearMost international students entering UC Davis inthe fall as freshmen or transfer students are eligiblefor housing either in the residence halls or StudentHousing Apartments, provided they meet eligibilityrequirements and deadlines. Those who are eligiblewill receive a housing offer after they submit theirSIR. Those who do not qualify for guaranteedhousing or require different accommodations shouldcall Student Housing and Dining Services to learnabout their options.Nearby CitiesIn addition to Davis, the nearby cities ofWoodland, Dixon, Winters and West Sacramentooffer housing, and Sacramento itself
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