HomeMy WebLinkAboutBeaver Creek Ski Resort_Jan042019ATCOLORADO
Department of Public
Health & Environment
Eagle County Clerk & Recorder ,
RECEIVED .a
JAN 08 2019
Dedicated to protecting and improving the health and environment of the people of Colorado
Eagle County Clerk Et Recorder
PO Box 537
Eagle, CO 81631
January 3, 2019
Dear Sir or Madam:
On January 4, 2019, the Air Pollution Control Division will begin a 30 -day public notice period for Vail
Summit Resorts Inc. dba Beaver Creek Ski Area - Beaver Creek Ski Resort. A copy of this public notice
and the public comment packet are enclosed.
Thank you for assisting the Division by posting a copy of this public comment packet in your office.
Public copies of these documents are required by Colorado Air Quality Control Commission
regulations. The packet must be available for public inspection for a period of thirty (30) days from
the beginning of the public notice period. Please send any comment regarding this public notice to
the address below.
Colorado Dept. of Public Health Et Environment
APCD-SS-B1
4300 Cherry Creek Drive South
Denver, Colorado 80246-1530
Attention: Clara Gonzales
Regards,
Clara Gonzales
Public Notice Coordinator
Stationary Sources Program
Air Pollution Control Division
Enclosure
.oF coo.
Drive S., Denver, CO 80246 -1530 P 303-692-2000 www.colorado.gov/cdphe
4300 Cherry Creek Dnom.
John W. Hickenlooper, Governor i Larry Wolk, MD, MSPH, Executive Director and Chief Medical Officer I * w
•., r is7G �
..A.
Air Pollution Control Division
0
7 Notice of a Proposed Project or Activity Warranting Public
V, Comment
Website Title: Vail Summit Resorts Inc. dba Beaver Creek Ski Area - Beaver Creek Ski Resort - Eagle County
Notice Period Begins: January 4, 2019
Notice is hereby given that an application for a proposed project or activity has been submitted to the
Colorado Air Pollution Control Division for the following source of air pollution:
Applicant: Vail Summit Resorts Inc. dba Beaver Creek Ski Area
Facility: Beaver Creek Ski Resort
40 Village Rd
Avon, CO 81620
Eagle County
The proposed project or activity is as follows: Modification to existing permit to add engines
The Division has determined that this permitting action is subject to public comment per Colorado
Regulation No. 3, Part B, Section III.0 due to the following reason(s):
• permitted emissions exceed public notice threshold values in Regulation No. 3, Part B, Section
III.C.1.a (25 tpy in a non -attainment area and/or 50 tpy in an attainment area)
The Division has made a preliminary determination of approval of the application.
A copy of the application, the Division's analysis, and a draft of Construction Permit 03EA0114 have been
filed with the Eagle County Clerk's office. A copy of the draft permit and the Division's analysis are
available on the Division's website at https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/air-permit-public-notices
The Division hereby solicits submission of public comment from any interested person concerning the ability
of the proposed project or activity to comply with the applicable standards and regulations of the
Commission. The Division will receive and consider written public comments for thirty calendar days after
the date of this Notice. Comments may be submitted using the following options:
• Use the web form at https://www.colorado.�ov/pacific/cdphe/air-permit-public-notices. This page
also includes guidance for public participation
• Send an email to cdphe.commentsapcd@state.co.us
• Send comments to our mailing address:
KC Houlden
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
4300 Cherry Creek Drive South, APCD-SS-B1
Denver, Colorado 80246-1530
1 I ®fir COLORADO
'
L R DO
F:
it l 'on trot Division
Department of Public Health & Environment
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
Permit number: 03 EA0114 Issuance: 4
Date issued:
Issued to: The Vail Corporation dba Beaver Creek Ski Resort
Facility Name:
Plant AIRS ID:
Physical Location:
County:
General Description:
Beaver Creek
037/0075
26 Avondale Lane, Avon
Eagle
Ski Resort
Equipment or activity subject to this permit: See Attachment B
The engines listed in Attachment B may be replaced with another engine in accordance with the
temporary engine replacement provision or with the same manufacturer and model engine in
accordance with the permanent replacement provision of the Alternate Operating Scenario (AOS),
included in this permit as Attachment A.
THIS PERMIT IS GRANTED SUBJECT TO ALL RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE COLORADO AIR
QUALITY CONTROL COMMISSION AND THE COLORADO AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
ACT C.R.S. (25-7-101 et seq), TO THOSE GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS INCLUDED IN THIS
DOCUMENT AND THE FOLLOWING SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
REQUIREMENTS TO SELF -CERTIFY FOR FINAL APPROVAL
Points 010, 013, 015, 017, 019, 021, 025, 030, 036: YOU MUST notify the Air Pollution
Control Division (Division) no later than fifteen days after commencement of operation
under this permit by submitting a Notice of Startup (NOS) form to the Division. The Notice
of Startup (NOS) form may be downloaded online at
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/other-air-permitting-notices. Failure to notify the
Division of startup of the permitted source is a violation of AQCC Regulation Number 3, Part B,
III.G.1 and can result in the revocation of the permit.
2. Within one hundred and eighty days (180) after commencement of operation or issuance of this
permit, whichever is later, compliance with the conditions contained on this permit must be
demonstrated to the Division. It is the permittee's responsibility to self certify compliance with
the conditions. Failure to demonstrate compliance within 180 days may result in revocation of
the permit or enforcement action by the Division. Information on how to certify compliance
was mailed with the permit or can be obtained from the Division's website at
https://www.coLorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/air-permit-self-certification. (Reference: Regulation
Number 3, Part B, III.G.2).
�e
COLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
' Or�xrment of WWx HeaS:hBErnvwunenC
Page 1 of 14
3. The owner or opDsReAao .. and rr air5 mance (OftM) plan, along with a
recordkeeping format, that outlines how the applicant will maintain compliance on an ongoing
basis with the requirements of this permit. Compliance with the O&M plan must commence
at startup. Within one hundred and eighty days (180) after commencement of operation or
issuance of this permit, whichever is later, the owner or operator must submit the O&M plan to
the Division. Failure to submit an acceptable operating and maintenance plan could result in
revocation of the permit. Note that the Division may modify the monitoring requirements as
part of the Title V Operating Permit if this facility is subject to Title V permitting (Reference:
Regulation Number 3, Part B, III.G.7.).
4. Points 010, 013, 015, 017, 019, 021, 025, 030, 036: Within one hundred and eighty days (180)
after commencement of operation or issuance of this permit, whichever is later, the operator
must complete all initial compliance testing and sampling as required in this permit and submit
the results to the Division as part of the self -certification process. (Reference: Regulation
Number 3, Part B, III.G.2.)
Within thirty (30) days after commencement of operation or issuance of this permit, whichever
is later, the AIRS ID number must be marked on the subject equipment for ease of
identification. (Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B, III.E.) (State only enforceable)
EMISSION LIMITATIONS AND RECORDS
6. Emissions of air pollutants must not exceed the following limitations (as calculated using the
emission factors included in the Notes to Permit Holder section of this permit). Monthly records
of the actual emission rates must be maintained by the applicant and made available to the
Division for inspection upon request. (Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B, II.A.4)
Hours of operation will be recorded on a rolling 12 -month basis and available for review upon
request by the Division. The rolling 12 -month total of hours of operation must not exceed the
annual "Process/Consumption Limits" in Condition number 8.
Emissions will be calculated on a rolling 12 -month basis. The rolling 12 -month total of
emissions must not exceed the annual emissions given in the "Annual Limits" below. Monthly
emissions must be calculated using the formula:
Emissions Monthly = I Emission Factor (lb/HP-hr) * Hours of Operation (hrlmonth) * HP (site
rated) ] (2000 lbl l ton)
Emission factors used to calculate emissions must be those found in "Notes to Permit Holder".
The site -rated HP listed for each engine in Attachment B must be used to calculate emissions.
Annual Limits:
Facility Equipment ID
AIRS
point
Tons per Year
Emission Type
NO.
CO
Cinch Express - SPM engine
001
3.7
Point
Strawberry Park Express - SPM engine
002
4.5
-
Point
Bachelor Gulch Express - SPM engine
003
4.5
-
Point
Arrowbahn Express - SPM engine
004
4.7
-
Point
Rosebowl Express - SPM engine
006
3.3
-
Point
Riverfront Gondola - SPM engine
010
2.1
-
Point
ICOLORADO
I Air Pollution Control Division
AV
I �-eWjwrao(W49: He:;ah8 U=omrmc
Page 2 of 14
SI- I 1k?,Am,,, IME
Facility Equipment ID
AIRS
Point
Tons per Year
Emission Type
NO.
CO
Centennial Express - SPM #1 engine
011
12.9
3.0
Point
Lower BC Mountain Express - SPM engine
013
4.3
-
Point
Larkspur Express - SPM engine
015
4.2
-
Point
Grouse Mountain Express - SPM engine
017
3.7
-
Point
Birds of Prey Express - SPM engine
019
5.3
-
Point
Upper BC Mountain Express -SPM engine
021
4.2
-
Point
Elkhorn Lift - SPM engine
025
2.5
-
Point
Highlands Lift - SPM engine
030
2.6
-
Point
Red Buffalo Express SPM Engine
036
2.8
-
Point
TOTAL
65.3
3.0
Point
See "Notes to Permit Holder #3" for information on emission factors and methods used to
calculate limits.
Compliance with the annual limits must be determined by recording the facility's annual
emissions for the pollutants listed in the table above on a rolling twelve (12) month total. By
the end of each month a new twelve-month total must be calculated based on the previous
twelve months' data. The permit holder must calculate monthly emissions and keep a
compliance record on site, or at a local field office with site responsibility, for Division review.
The owner or operator must use the emission factors found in "Notes to Permit Holder" to
calculate emissions and show compliance with the limits. The owner or operator must submit
an Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN) and receive a modified permit prior to the use of any
other method of calculating emissions.
PROCESS LIMITATIONS AND RECORDS
7. This source must be limited to the following maximum consumption, processing and/or
operational rates as listed below. Annual and monthly records of the actual process rate must
be maintained by the applicant and made available to the Division for inspection upon request.
(Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B, II.A.4)
Process/Consumption Limits
Compliance with these consumption limits will be demonstrated by installing a non-resettable
hour meter on the engine and recording the hours of the engine's operation.
Compliance with the yearly process limits must be determined on a rolling twelve (12) month
total. By the end of each month a new twelve-month total is calculated based on the previous
twelve months' data. The permit holder must calculate monthly process rate and keep a
compliance record on site or at a local field office with site responsibility, for Division review.
COLORADO
�FFII} Air Pollution Control Division
Ucmnment d Pt�bL': Hr3tit b e�rrnnmer„
Page 3 of 14
AIRS Point
Process Parameter
Annual Limit
001, 002, 003, 004, 006, 010,
500 hours per year per
011, 013, 015, 017, 019, 021,
Hours of Operation
025, 030, 036
engine
Compliance with these consumption limits will be demonstrated by installing a non-resettable
hour meter on the engine and recording the hours of the engine's operation.
Compliance with the yearly process limits must be determined on a rolling twelve (12) month
total. By the end of each month a new twelve-month total is calculated based on the previous
twelve months' data. The permit holder must calculate monthly process rate and keep a
compliance record on site or at a local field office with site responsibility, for Division review.
COLORADO
�FFII} Air Pollution Control Division
Ucmnment d Pt�bL': Hr3tit b e�rrnnmer„
Page 3 of 14
STATE AND FEDERAL REGUL
B. Visible emissions must not exceed twenty percent (20%) opacity during normal operation of the
source. During periods of startup, process modification, or adjustment of control equipment
visible emissions must not exceed 30% opacity for more than six minutes in any sixty
consecutive minutes. Opacity must be determined using EPA Method 9. (Reference: Regulation
Number 1, I1.A.1. Et 4.)
9. This source is subject to the odor requirements of Regulation Number 2. (State only
enforceable)
10. The engines listed in Attachment B of this permit must not be used for peak shaving, to supply
power to an electric grid, or to otherwise supply non -emergency power as part of a financial
agreement with another entity.
11. This source must keep records of the hours of operation of each engine not powering an
electrical generator. The source must keep additional records during the time when each
engine is operated to power ski lift equipment when power is available from the grid and there
is a component malfunction of the electric lift drive. The additional records must include the
reason the engine was run, the date and time the engine was started and the date and time
the engine was shut down. In addition, for such component malfunction events, a dated log
must be kept of the applicable steps necessary to repair the electrical lift equipment. The log
must contain the diagnosis of the malfunction/problem, the date when parts were ordered and
received for the repair, and the date the equipment repair was completed, and the emergency
ended. The aforementioned log for the affected equipment must be kept for five years and
may also be reviewed by the Division upon request. Maintenance records for the affected
equipment may also be reviewed by the Division if requested, and the repairs must be made as
expeditiously as practicable. The source is not required to record the date an engine was
started and shutdown when the engine was operated for scheduled maintenance or testing, or
for power outages.
12. Points 006, 010, 011, 036 are subject to the New Source Performance Standards requirements
of Regulation Number 6, Part A, Subpart IIII, Standards of Performance for Stationary
Compression Ignition Internal Combustion Engines (CI ICE) including, but not limited to, the
following:
[The requirements below reflect the rule language of 40 CFR Part 60 Subpart IIII published in
the Federal Register on 1/30/2013. However, if revisions to this Subpart are published at a
later date, the owner or operator is subject to the requirements contained in the revised
version of 40 CFR Part 60, Subpart IIII.]
a. Emissions of Non -Methane Hydrocarbons and Nitrogen Oxides combined, Carbon Monoxide,
and Particulate Matter shall not exceed the following standards:
Point
NMHC and NOx Combined
CO
PM
EPA Tier
006
3.0
2.6
0.15
3
011
4.8
2.6
0.15
2
036
3.0
2.6
0.15
3
Point NOx HC CO PM EPA Tier
010 16.9 1.0 8.5 0.40 11
All standards are in grams per horsepower hour.
ANICOLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
VeDzrme.^.t or ?ubrz Hezi:h & esc ;:oton_ie
Page 4 of 14
f
b. All fuel purch shall m et .. ollowfin�-sp176cificati-ns:
(1) Sulfur content shall not exceed 15 ppm.
(2) Have a minimum cetane index of 40 or
Have a maximum aromatic compound content of 35% by volume.
Compliance shall be demonstrated by maintaining copies of the fuel
specifications provided by the supplier on-site or in a readily accessible
Location and made available to the Division for inspection upon request.
C. All engines and control devices must be installed, configured, operated, and
maintained according to the specifications and instructions provided by the engine
manufacturer.
d. If engine is equipped with a diesel particulate filter, the filter must be installed with a
backpressure monitor that notifies the owner or operator when the high backpressure
limit of the engine is approached. Records shall be kept of any corrective action taken
after the backpressure monitor has notified the owner or operator that the high
backpressure limit is approached.
e. If engine is used for emergency purposes, a non-resettable hour meter must be
installed prior to start-up. (Reference: NSPS IIII, 5 60.4209 (a))
f. Points 006, 011, 036: These engines shall not be used for any purpose except
emergency power generation and for the purpose of maintenance checks and readiness
testing, provided that the tests are recommended by Federal, State or local
government, the manufacturer, the vendor, or the insurance company associated with
the engine. Maintenance checks and readiness testing of such units is limited to 100
hours per year. There is no time limit on the use of emergency stationary ICE in
emergency situations. The owner or operator may petition the Administrator for
approval of additional hours to be used for maintenance checks and readiness testing,
but a petition is not required if the owner or operator maintains records indicating that
Federal, State, or local standards require maintenance and testing of emergency ICE
beyond 100 hours per year. Emergency stationary ICE may operate up to 50 hours per
year in non -emergency situations, but those 50 hours are counted towards the 100
hours per year provided for maintenance and testing. The 50 hours per year for non-
emergency situations cannot be used for peak shaving or to generate income for a
facility to supply power to an electric grid or otherwise supply non -emergency power as
part of a financial arrangement with another entity. For owners and operators of
emergency engines, any operation other than emergency operation, maintenance and
testing, and operation in non -emergency situations for 50 hours per year, as permitted
in this section, is prohibited. (Reference: NSPS IIII, § 60.4211 (f))
The owner or operator of this facility is subject to the following requirements of Regulation
Number 6, Part A, Subpart A, General Provisions (40CFR part 60, Subpart A).
At all times, including periods of start-up, shutdown, and malfunction, the facility and
control equipment shall, to the extent practicable, be maintained and operated in a
manner consistent with good air pollution control practices for minimizing emissions.
Determination of whether or not acceptable operating and maintenance procedures are
being used will be based on information available to the Division, which may include,
but is not limited to, monitoring results, opacity observations, review of operating and
maintenance procedures, and inspection of the source. (Reference: Regulation Number
FCOLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
Depwmen:ofWhP_)lez;thbETmonmenc
Page 5 of 14
�.
Li
6, Part A 'G-6 fvisior s -"r om`4O-F R'bO.11
h. No article, machine, equipment or process shall be used to conceal an emission which
would otherwise constitute a violation of an applicable standard. Such concealment
includes, but is not limited to, the use of gaseous diluents to achieve compliance with
an opacity standard or with a standard which is based on the concentration of a
pollutant in the gases discharged to the atmosphere. (§ 60.12)
OPERATING Et MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS
13. The owner or operator must develop an operating and maintenance (OEtM) plan, along with a
recordkeeping format, that outlines how the applicant will maintain compliance on an ongoing
basis with the requirements of this permit. Compliance with the OEtM plan must commence
at startup. Within one hundred and eighty days (180) after commencement of operation or
issuance of this permit, whichever is later, the owner or operator must submit the OEtM plan to
the Division. Failure to submit an acceptable operating and maintenance plan could result in
revocation of the permit. Note that the Division may modify the monitoring requirements as
part of the Title V Operating Permit if this facility is subject to Title V permitting (Reference:
Regulation Number 3, Part B, III.G.7.).
COMPLIANCE TESTING AND SAMPLING
Initial Testing Requirements
14. Points 010, 011, 013, 015, 017, 019, 021, 025, 030, 036: Within 180 days of startup, the
owner or operator must demonstrate compliance with Condition 8, using EPA Method 9 to
measure opacity from the engines. This measurement must consist of a minimum twenty-four
consecutive readings taken at fifteen second intervals over a 6 minute period. (Reference:
Regulation Number 1, II.A.1 Et 4)
Periodic Testing Requirements
15. Replacements of these units completed as Alternative Operating Scenarios may be subject to
additional testing requirements as specified in Attachment A.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
16. All previous versions of this permit are cancelled upon issuance of this permit.
17. The AIRS ID number must be marked on the subject equipment for ease of identification.
(Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B, III.E.) (State only enforceable)
18. A Revised Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN) must be filed: (Reference: Regulation Number
3, Part A, II.C.)
a. By April 30 of the year following a significant increase in emissions. A significant
increase in emissions is defined as follows:
For any criteria pollutant:
For sources emitting less than 100 tons per year, a change in actual emissions of five
tons per year or more, above the level reported on the last APEN submitted; or
RVCOLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
i:eemr'vne^S d PUbt= Nea;tn 8 tltraNn_+tu
Page 6 of 14
.J J 7
�-J
For volat rganic c p (V nitro6W'Q' xide (NOx) sources in an ozone
non -attainment area emitting less than 100 tons of VOC or nitrogen oxide per year, a
change in actual emissions of one ton per year or more or five percent, whichever is
greater, above the level reported on the last APEN submitted; or
For sources emitting 100 tons per year or more of a criteria pollutant, a change in
actual emissions of five percent or 50 tons per year or more, whichever is less, above
the level reported on the last APEN submitted; or
For sources emitting any amount of lead, a change in actual emissions, above the level
reported on the last APEN submitted, of fifty (50) pounds of lead
For any non -criteria reportable pollutant:
If the emissions increase by 50% or five (5) tons per year, whichever is less, above the
level reported on the last APEN submitted to the Division.
b. Whenever there is a change in the owner or operator of any facility, process, or
activity; or
C. Whenever new control equipment is installed, or whenever a different type of control
equipment replaces an existing type of control equipment; or
d. Whenever a permit limitation must be modified; or
e. No later than 30 days before the existing APEN expires.
19. This source is subject to the provisions of Regulation No. 3, Part C, Operating Permits (Title V
of the 1990 Federal Clean Air Act Amendments). The application for the Operating Permit is
due within one year of the earliest commencing operation of any equipment modified by this
permit issuance.
20. The terms, conditions and information contained in Attachment A are hereby incorporated into
this permit, and are enforceable as if fully set forth herein including, but not limited to,
emission point description, emission factor summary, emission limits or other limitations,
controls, and specific requirements. (Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B III.E.)
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
21. This permit and any attachments must be retained and made available for inspection upon
request. The permit may be reissued to a new owner by the Division as provided in Regulation
Number 3, Part B, 11.13 upon a request for transfer of ownership and the submittal of a revised
APEN and the required fee.
22. If this permit specifically states that final approval has been granted, then the remainder of
this condition is not applicable. Otherwise, the issuance of this construction permit is
considered initial approval and does not provide "final" approval for this activity or operation of
this source. Final approval of the permit must be secured from the APCD in writing in
accordance with the provisions of 25-7-114.5(12)(a) C.R.S. and AQCC Regulation Number 3,
Part B, III.G. Final approval cannot be granted until the operation or activity commences and
has been verified by the APCD as conforming in all respects with the conditions of the permit.
Once self -certification of all points has been reviewed and approved by the Division, it will
provide written documentation of such final approval. Details for obtaining final approval to
operate are located in the Requirements to Self -Certify for Final Approval section of this
AY(COLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
DemrmeniolWM-llca:nb Ewiwmm,+.c
Page 7 of 14
a0IR A L
permit. The operator must retain the permit final approval letter issued by the Division after
completion of self -certification with the most current construction permit.
23. This permit is issued in reliance upon the accuracy and completeness of information supplied
by the applicant and is conditioned upon conduct of the activity, or construction,. installation
and operation of the source, in accordance with this information and with representations
made by the applicant or applicant's agents. It is valid only for the equipment and operations
or activity(ies) specifically identified in this permit. If subsequent operations or testing at the
source indicate the information supplied to obtain this permit and relied upon in the creation
and issuance of this permit is inaccurate, the source must submit an application to modify the
permit to address the inaccuracy(ies). (Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B III.E.)
By: By:
KC Houlden
Permit Engineer
Permit History
R K Hancock III, P.E.
Construction Permits Unit Supervisor
Issuance
Date
Description
Initial Approval
September 22, 2003
Issued to Vail Associates, Inc.
Final Approval
June 1 2006
Initial Approval
Modification 1
August 30, 2012
Addition of 5 engines (points 005-009) and APEN
exempt engine (Point 010).
Issuance 4
This issuance
Addition of points (010, 011, 013, 015, 017, 019,
021, 025, 030, and 036). Transfer of ownership to
The Vail Corporation dba Beaver Creek Ski Area.
Notes to Permit Holder (as of date of permit issuance):
1) The production or raw material processing limits and emission limits contained in this permit
are based on the production/processing rates requested in the permit application. These limits
may be revised upon request of the permittee providing there is no exceedence of any specific
emission control regulation or any ambient air quality standard. A revised air pollution emission
notice (APEN) and application form must be submitted with a request for a permit revision.
(Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B II.A.4.)
2) This source is subject to the Common Provisions Regulation Part II, Subpart E, Affirmative
Defense Provision for Excess Emissions During Malfunctions. The permittee must notify the
Division of any malfunction condition which causes a violation of any emission Limit or limits
stated in this permit as soon as possible, but no later than noon of the next working day,
followed by written notice to the Division addressing all of the criteria set forth in Part II.E.1.
of the Common Provisions Regulation. See: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/aqcc-
regs.
3) The emission levels contained in this permit are based on the following emission factors:
COLORADO
0 Air Pollution Control Division
JA5epaementawni4weV.hb Emvo=zM Page 8 of 14
Points 001, 002,403f%4_,
1,1J 5, 01 t'Afg;21:
Points 006, 010, 013, 025, 030, 036:
Emission Factors -
Emission Factors -
Subpart 1111
Uncontrolled
Controlled
Pollutant
Ib/HP-hr* Source
lb/HP-hr* Source
NQ,
0.024
AP42-3.4-1
0.024
AP42-3.4-1
Points 006, 010, 013, 025, 030, 036:
* The emissions calculated in condition number 6 are based on the site specific HP for each
engine listed in Attachment B.
4) In accordance with C.R.S. -25-7-114.1, each Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN) associated
with this permit is valid for a term of five years from the date it was received by the Division. A
revised APEN must be submitted no later than 30 days before the five-year term expires.
Please refer to the most recent annual fee invoice to determine the APEN expiration date for
each emissions point associated with this permit. For any questions regarding a specific
expiration date call the Division at (303)-692-3150.
5) This facility is classified as follows:
Applicable Status
Requirement
Operating Permit Major Source for NOx
PSD Minor Source
6) Some of these engines are subject to 40 CFR, Part 63, Subpart ZZZZ - National Emission
Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines
(Federally enforceable only). A copy of the complete subpart is available on the EPA website
at: http://www.ecfr.gov/cni-bin/text-idx?node=sp40.l4.63.7=. All initial notifications,
compliance demonstrations, and required documentation should be submitted directly to U.S.
EPA Region 8 and copies sent to the Colorado Air Pollution Control Division
7) Full text of the Title 40, Protection of Environment Electronic Code of Federal Regulations can
be found at the website listed below:
http://www.ecfr.gov/cei-bin/text-
idx?qp= FISI D=2a3fbebe8f5c2f47006ad49ae4b4cO8OEtmc=trueEttpt= / ecf [browse/ Ti t[e40 /40tab 02
Apt
Part 60: Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources
Emission Factors -
Emission Factors -
Subpart 1111
Uncontrolled
Controlled
Pollutant
--NO"
Ib/HP-hr* Source
lb/HP-hr* ISource
0.031
AP42-3.3-1
0.031
1 AP42-3.3-1
* The emissions calculated in condition number 6 are based on the site specific HP for each
engine listed in Attachment B.
4) In accordance with C.R.S. -25-7-114.1, each Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN) associated
with this permit is valid for a term of five years from the date it was received by the Division. A
revised APEN must be submitted no later than 30 days before the five-year term expires.
Please refer to the most recent annual fee invoice to determine the APEN expiration date for
each emissions point associated with this permit. For any questions regarding a specific
expiration date call the Division at (303)-692-3150.
5) This facility is classified as follows:
Applicable Status
Requirement
Operating Permit Major Source for NOx
PSD Minor Source
6) Some of these engines are subject to 40 CFR, Part 63, Subpart ZZZZ - National Emission
Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines
(Federally enforceable only). A copy of the complete subpart is available on the EPA website
at: http://www.ecfr.gov/cni-bin/text-idx?node=sp40.l4.63.7=. All initial notifications,
compliance demonstrations, and required documentation should be submitted directly to U.S.
EPA Region 8 and copies sent to the Colorado Air Pollution Control Division
7) Full text of the Title 40, Protection of Environment Electronic Code of Federal Regulations can
be found at the website listed below:
http://www.ecfr.gov/cei-bin/text-
idx?qp= FISI D=2a3fbebe8f5c2f47006ad49ae4b4cO8OEtmc=trueEttpt= / ecf [browse/ Ti t[e40 /40tab 02
Apt
Part 60: Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources
NSPS
60.4200-60.4219
Subpart 1111
Part 63: National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Source Categories
MACT
63.6580-63.6675
Subpart ZZZZ
8) Points 006, 011, 035, 036, 037: These engines must be used for emergency purposes only. If
��1COLORADO
�!y Air Pollution Control Division
i! pmywr;ofNbh-Heaithb'rnvrw=amc Page 9 of 14
--
i
engine is to be useror any rndih-enT6rgeneY-pur'p6�e (dem' d response, peak shaving, base
power, etc.), the source must submit a new Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN) and must
meet the NSPS IIII Interim Tier 4 Standards. (Reference: NSPS 1111, S 60.4211 (f) and Regulation
Number 3, Part A II .A. )
9) Manufacturer's certification of compliance with the New Source Performance Standards Subpart
IIII were submitted with the original application for this permit.
10) The permit holder is required to pay fees for the processing time for this permit. An invoice for
these fees will be issued after the permit is issued. Failure to pay the invoice will result in
revocation of this permit. The permit holder must pay the invoice within 30 days of receipt of
the invoice (Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part A, VI.B.).
11) Unless specifically stated otherwise, the general and specific conditions contained in this
permit have been determined by the Division to be necessary to assure compliance with the
provisions of Section 25-7-114.5(7)(a), C.R.S.-
12) Each and every condition of this permit is a material part hereof and is not severable. Any
challenge to or appeal of a condition hereof must constitute a rejection of the entire permit
and upon such occurrence, this permit must be deemed denied ab initio. This permit may be
revoked at any time prior to self -certification and final authorization by the Division on grounds
set forth in the Colorado Air Pollution Prevention and Control Act and regulations of the AQCC
including failure to meet any express term or condition of the permit. If the Division denies a
permit, conditions imposed upon a permit are contested by the applicant, or the Division
revokes a permit, the applicant or owner or operator of a source may request a hearing before
the AQCC for review of the Division's action. (Reference: Regulation Number 3, Part B III.F.)
13) Section 25-7-114.7(2)(a), C.R.S. requires that all sources required to file an Air Pollutant
Emission Notice (APEN) must pay an annual emission fee. If a source or activity is to be
discontinued, the owner must notify the Division in writing requesting a cancellation of the
permit. Upon notification, annual fee billing will terminate.
14) Violation of the terms of a permit or of the provisions of the Colorado Air Pollution Prevention
and Control Act or the regulations of the AQCC may result in administrative, civil or criminal
enforcement actions under Sections 25-7-115 (enforcement), -121 (injunctions), -122 (civil
penalties), -122.1 (criminal penalties), C.R.S.
®V_ ICOLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
DeqZ Tneni of ?uhl:_ Hewh b Emto r_ t
Page 10 of 14
ALTERNATIVE OPERATING SCENARIOS
STATIONARY (CI) ENGINE
October 1, 2011
The current AOS requirements have been included as per below. AOS requirements can change based
on new/modified regulations or changes to the facility status. The permittee must comply with the
appropriate AOS requirements contained in the most recently issued version of PS -Memo 11-04,
available on the Division's website, which may be different than the requirements below.
1. Alternative Operating Scenarios
The following Alternative Operating Scenario (AOS) for the temporary and permanent replacement of
Stationary (CI) engines has been reviewed in accordance with the requirements of Regulation Number
3., Part A, IV.A, Operational Flexibility- Alternative Operating Scenarios, Regulation Number 3, Part B,
Construction Permits, and Regulation Number 3, Part D, Major Stationary Source New Source Review
and Prevention of Significant Deterioration, and it has been found to meet all applicable substantive
and procedural requirements. This permit incorporates and must be considered a Construction Permit
for any engine replacement performed in accordance with this AOS, and the owner or operator must be
allowed to perform such engine replacement without applying for a revision to this permit or obtaining
a new Construction Permit.
1.1 Engine Replacement
The following AOS is incorporated into this permit in order to deal with an engine
breakdown or periodic routine maintenance and repair of an existing onsite engine that
requires the use of either a temporary or permanent replacement engine. "Temporary" is
defined as in the same service for 90 operating days or less in any 12 month period.
"Permanent" is defined as in the same service for more than 90 operating days in any 12
month period. The 90 days is the total number of days that the engine is in operation. If
the engine operates only part of a day, that day must count as a single day towards the 90 -
day total. The compliance demonstrations and any periodic monitoring required by this
AOS are in addition to any compliance demonstrations or periodic monitoring required
by this permit.
All replacement engines are subject to all federally applicable and state -only
requirements set forth in this permit (including monitoring and record keeping.
The results of any all tests and the associated calculations required by this AOS must be
submitted to the Division within 60 days. Results of all tests must be kept on site for five
(5) years and made available to the Division upon request.
The owner or operator must maintain a log on-site and contemporaneously record the start and
stop date of any engine replacement, the manufacturer, date of manufacture, model
number, horsepower, and serial number of the engine(s) that are replaced during the term
of this permit, and the manufacturer, model number, horsepower, and serial number of
the replacement engine.
1.1.1 The owner or operator may temporarily replace an existing engine that is covered by
this
permit with a different engine without modifying this permit, so long as the
temporary replacement engine complies with all permit limitations and other
(COLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
A&, VV Demme: a of wNt: Health b'enwonm--na
Page 11 of 14
-R ^�-
requiremen' appliir�fte f� tfie existir rugine. Cal"culation of emissions from the
temporary replacement engine must be made as set forth in section 2.1.3.
1.1.2 An Air Pollutant Emissions Notice (APEN) that includes the specific
manufacturer, model and serial number and horsepower of the permanent
replacement engine must be filed with the Division for the permanent replacement
engine within 14 calendar days of commencing operation of the replacement
engine. The APEN must be accompanied by the appropriate APEN filing fee, a
cover letter explaining that the owner or operator is exercising an alternative
operating
scenario and is installing a permanent replacement engine and an analysis of any
new applicable requirements for the replacement engine as required by Condition
2.2. This submittal must be accompanied by a certification from the Responsible
Official indicating that "based on the information and belief formed after
reasonable inquiry, the statements and information included in the submittal are
true, accurate and complete".
This AOS cannot be used for permanent engine replacement of a grandfathered
or permit exempt engine or an engine that is not subject to emission limits.
The owner or operator must agree to pay fees based on the normal permit processing
rate
for review of information submitted to the Division in regard to any permanent
engine replacement.
1.1.3 Compliance of the replacement engine with the applicable emission limitations of
the original engine must be monitored by one of the following methods:
1) Manufacturer certified emission factors showing compliance.
2) Stack tests of same make and model showing compliance. This would
only be considered if the test was done under similar conditions to
Colorado (i.e. at altitude).
3) Stack tests on the engine.
1.2 Applicable Regulations for Permanent Engine Replacements
1.2.1 NSPS for stationary compression ignition internal combustion engines: 40 CFR
Part 60, Subpart IIII.
A permanent replacement engine that is ordered after July 11, 2005 and
manufactured after April 1, 2006 or is modified or reconstructed after July 11,
2005 is subject to the requirements of 40 CFR Part 60, Subpart IIII. An analysis
of applicable monitoring, recordkeeping, and reporting requirements for the
permanent engine replacement must be included in any request for a permanent
engine replacement.
Note that under the provisions of Regulation Number 6. Part B, I. B. that
Relocation of a source from outside of the State of Colorado into the State of
Colorado is considered to be a new source, subject to the requirements of
Regulation Number 6 (i.e., the date that the source is first relocated to Colorado
becomes equivalent to the date of manufacture for purposes of determining the
applicability of NSPS IIII requirements).
Aff
COLORADO
IAir Pollution Control Division
Depwment of Nb' - Henah b ammm it
Page 12 of 14
C
1.2.2. MACT for Stationary Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines:40 CFR Part
63, Subpart ZZZZ.
Any permanent replacement engine located at either an area or major source is
subject to the requirements of 40 CFR Part 63, Subpart ZZZZ. An analysis of
applicable monitoring, recordkeeping, and reporting requirements for the
permanent engine replacement must be included in any request for a permanent
engine replacement.
1.3 Additional Sources
The replacement of an existing engine with a new engine is viewed by the Division as the
installation of a new emissions unit, not "routine replacement" of an existing unit. The
AOS is therefore essentially an advanced construction permit review. The AOS cannot
be used for additional new emission points for any site; an engine that is being installed
as an entirely new emission point and not as part of an AOS -approved replacement of an
existing onsite engine has to go through the appropriate Construction/Operating
permitting process prior to installation.
a
COLORADO
�- Air Pollution Control Division
DepWmentol Rtbl_ Neagh b EM onmm%t
Page 13 of 14
Permit Equipment List
Point Descriution Make, Model, SN Mfg HP Site HP
001
Cinch Express - SPM engine
Cummins, Model: KTTA19-P, SN:
700
616
37176813
Strawberry Park Express - SPM
Cummins, Model: VTA-28-P, SN:
800
736
002
engine
25199225
003
Bachelor Gulch Express - SPM
Cummins, Model: VTA-28-P-800,
800
736
engine
SN: 251203907
004
Arrowbahn Express - SPM
Cummins, Model: KTTA19-P700,
800
768
engine
SN: 37122112
Rosebowl Express - SPM
Cummins, Model: QSX15-535, SN:
535
417
006
engine
79477503
Riverfront Gondola - SPM
Detroit Diesel, Model: Series 40E
265
265
010
engine
8.71- N063PH33, SN: 1500632
011
Centennial Express - SPM #1
MTU, Model: 12V4000G43, SN:
2328
2142
engine
526012139
013
Lower BC Mountain Express -
Detroit Diesel, Model: Series 60,
550
550
SPM engine
SN: 6R781307
015
Larspur Express - SPM engine
Detroit Diesel, Model: 12V2000,
760
699
SN: 5352003962
Grouse Mountain Express -
Cummins, Model: KTTA 19P, SN:
700
616
017
SPM engine
37132433
019
Birds of Prey Express - SPM
Cummins, Model: QST30-P1000,
1000
880
engine
SN: 37208233
021
Upper BC Mountain Express -
Detroit Diesel, Model: 12V2000,
760
699
SPM engine
SN: 5352003333
025
Elkhorn Lift - SPM engine
Cummins, Model: NT -855P335, SN:
355
322
10560548
030
Highlands Lift - SPM engine
Cummins, Model: NT855P335, SN:
335
335
10560546
036
Red Buffalo Express SPM
Cummins, Model: QSM11, SN:
400
352
Engine
35342884
®�yTgg®v� COLORADO
m'q� Aur Pollution Control Division
l �rnmeri W ?ubLt Neo,th b en.;;on ru
Page 14 of 14
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS
PERMIT NUMBER: 03EA0114 DATE: December 27, 2018
APPLICANT: The Vail Corporation dba Beaver
Creek Ski Resort
ENGINEER: KC Houlden
CP SUPE$.YISOR: R K Hancock III, PE
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The company listed above has applied for an air emission permit to construct and operate 11 new
engines, along with 4 existing engines, for emergency back-up power to ski lifts at the facility
located at 862 S. Frontage Road W, Vail, in Eagle County, Colorado.
SUMMARY OF EMISSIONS (tons/year)
The Division has determined that the above emission source will comply with all applicable
regulations and standards, and plans to issue an emission permit. A copy of the draft permit is
included in the public comment packet.
SOURCE CLASSIFICATION
The facility has the potential to emit (PTE) a total of 126.2 tons of Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) per
year. Because this source has a PTE greater than 100 tons per year of a criteria pollutant, this
source is classified as a major facility. Because the applicant is being issued a permit for over 50
tons of NOx per year in an attainment area, this source is required to undergo a public comment
process.
AIR
CONTROLLED
POTENTIAL TO
SOURCE
POLLUTANT
EMISSIONS
EMIT
Permitted
NOx
65.3
65.3
engines
Insignificant
NOx
60.9
60.9
source totals
Facility total
NOx
126.2
126.2
The Division has determined that the above emission source will comply with all applicable
regulations and standards, and plans to issue an emission permit. A copy of the draft permit is
included in the public comment packet.
SOURCE CLASSIFICATION
The facility has the potential to emit (PTE) a total of 126.2 tons of Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) per
year. Because this source has a PTE greater than 100 tons per year of a criteria pollutant, this
source is classified as a major facility. Because the applicant is being issued a permit for over 50
tons of NOx per year in an attainment area, this source is required to undergo a public comment
process.
V
to
C)
O
O
W
G�
48
4t
i
tJ
b�
d
Q
U
a
Pa
o Elbj ,u
D
u
cd
U u U
O p 67 7
U u O o
L b U cn
b
Ucr
r0 P4 Ria o
u
++
w O
0
� u
w
0
�
o
O
¢
L' N
z
i�
b
a 4. V im.
lu O
c.y
� �
ROi
u •
Pa
o Elbj ,u
D
u
cd
U u U
O p 67 7
U u O o
L b U cn
b
Ucr
r0 P4 Ria o
WI ❑❑ 00
u
++
w O
C.
� L R
� u
w
U
�
o
O
¢
p 0. 0
z
i�
a 4. V im.
lu O
c.y
w o
C"
O
WI ❑❑ 00
a,
c
tm
C
d)
a
Xa
W
U
C
A
c: O
Y U L
( 0 "
83
CO
Ce) m
0
L9
0
rn
co
0
co
d
z
9
w
LO
'00
Y
0
LO
O
C
'J'Ca7
CJ
p
O
U
U
iii
U
V
o
w
U
�
o
O
¢
p 0. 0
z
Cabna
.t--�
.Mi
t1 M M
R, :�
O
CD
ca
O
CO`n
0
rd
W
y
coo
O
Q
p
•UO
,n
;
W
^
U
y b
!
'>
U
U
S
•"
�o
z�
^
N
a,
c
tm
C
d)
a
Xa
W
U
C
A
c: O
Y U L
( 0 "
83
CO
Ce) m
0
L9
0
rn
co
0
co
d
z
9
w
LO
'00
Y
0
LO
O
C
'J'Ca7
CJ
p
O
U
U
iii
U
V
o
y iii
U
�
U
�
o
�o
¢
p 0. 0
z
Cabna
.t--�
.Mi
t1 M M
R, :�
w
y
O
CO`n
0
rd
V
y
O
w 14
o
U
cn°
O
a
t3
;
W
^
C
y b
.�
'>
P-1
0
Y
U)
0
3
0
CL
U
C
N
E
w
a°
b0
1
a
�
I❑
Mp
co
co
M
N
co
'b
0
0
U
~
p 0. 0
U •n M
�f �
.t--�
.Mi
t1 M M
R, :�
w
y
u
V
•a
U
c
p•
th
P•
C
y b
.�
'>
cq
1
S
•"
U
N
H
�(i ••.•
^
_
=
N Lr
p..
12
r/] "� •cd C O
_O
0
L
� c.oW
zCd
t�
U C
•.7
�A
O
U .fl
11:01,
f\
U H
.O U O y. 0'
a
U 7 N
o o ,4
U
rni
L
A.
rq N bU
.o46
�
yyu
13
z
Ar
o
.+ o
w
o- o
O O
O f�
0.
'�
u
eOi 0
a
w' Z
.y O
I O� OI
'0
o °u o
O
A
a°
•�
w
p
V
O
yy�.a
N Y.
i s
�' O
69
Y•� O
O
L'
PC
.y-. y o
U
o p'0
bD'jOj
O
O
�
o
� .a
O
U
•1+ 7 d]' •�
Ncd
fn ip
d
� s
e Vc i
a+
U
a,
fiD
�� a
� °�'c"' 3
U<•MrA
w°
Orn
a°
b0
1
a
�
I❑
Mp
co
co
M
N
co
'b
0
0
p 0. 0
o
R, :�
w
49
u
ED
•a
U
c
p•
e o o
ab
u
o
u
z�'���'
a
p..
12
r/] "� •cd C O
_O
El7
qU
w
v >
J O
U C
•.7
N
r
f\
U H
.O U O y. 0'
g o
'ov
rni
Uv
I O
rq N bU
0
�
yyu
13
z
O�
� I
I
o U y
Sl to
.9 ,0
I
3 ww
g.>
Pr rO •n
.y O
I O� OI
O O .5 .O.
v P a0.i o
a
Z o
O
O R•
y
d v p
ai o u
u
v ra
o
• a O
t� a
a¢
0
5�
Cc) cn0
a
d
a�
to
y G
0
'
A A Q
H U
x ❑
J
It
fV
m
e
n
ezt--
L "
O.
Ca
o _
N
N
N
N
N
N
a.
a.
a
a
a
n
n
u
q
'ti
O
v
d
o
•a
O
O
rLo
r
r
r
cc)
ao
bb
0
n
O
:J
u
�N
W
.�'
•ay
L
.p
fl.
a
�,
.n
.n
m
n
..0
n
.yam
A
�
LO
I
I
W
.:.
w
p
N
LO
o
p
O
O
N
O
O
Lq
o
I
iri
r,
U
It
fV
m
e
n
ezt--
o.
m
C
rn
c
aL
m
-o
3
z z
w
P-1
T ^
C
O '
N
o
Ga N
45
cc
c
�
O
O
al
cn
N
a
L
'r
3
W
C3,
u
r
.-
No
o.
aai
O 73
o
tj
m
Pa
U'
p
g a
0
P-1
S:ci
_
1.
O
y
U
d
C�
z�
o
c
u
cu
0
0 0
C3
W
ry,
m
a
y
d
m w
N
�
n
w
o
G
�
G
as
❑ ❑ ••yr
N
Of
ti
T
—
N
Y
d1
O
V
F -y
G7
•yEoO�mG
O.Dv24
.60
'ao
yy
d
G
U
U
4) W
0 Y ra
•C
n
h
>
w
O
y
m boa p
l
o
N
`" p
43
A In —o A
.- vi
U U
c
o
W
aaP'4❑❑a9'
C7 0
4
0
co s.
❑ ❑ w
❑
❑
o.
m
C
rn
c
aL
m
-o
3
z z
w
P-1
O ,00
N
o
Ga N
45
kl
m
O
•CL
o
O
al
cn
N
>d,
id
N
W
C3,
Ca
w
r
.-
d
E
O
m
aai
O 73
91
O
�g
ea
P
"0�
Gcn 0
o �;oerp`•.o.••�
0
P-1
W^`oyU,y�.
�U
U
`
O� �o.Mi ztt�
p�O
z�
W
c-
..�
�a-00
�°-'b
C3
�vyqNoGa
in
w�W.-
0
WE°soWqao0
d
N
Of
—
Y
d1
>Oo�
•yEoO�mG
O.Dv24
.60
'ao
yy
C4
U
Ef
a4
oyN
P,
0.0o
l
o
N
`" p
A q
A In —o A
.- vi
�
aC c
0
C13
'd
C7 0
4
0
co s.
Cacn
m
c
N
I
u c
p
•"two o
w vA. M
c
W
c
O
'."p o d
0
s b o❑ w
Ub
.ro a v OPS
U
.�
UU
o
o
d
MVU
U
H
U)'
cr
y
2
c
Y
O
U
m
OU
o
`m
0
c
xa
W
U
o
E
JS
0
o
jca
U
m
Q
rn
�m
o.
m
C
rn
c
aL
m
-o
3
z z
w
P-1
.M
O ,00
O
o
Ga N
45
m
O
•CL
o
0O
U
>d,
id
o
W
01 Do in
to
Lqa°
Pi
d
E
„
aai
cdU3
�g
ea
P
"0�
Gcn 0
o �;oerp`•.o.••�
0
P-1
W^`oyU,y�.
W
Uc0
`
O� �o.Mi ztt�
Q3
'.q�UN3�O
.M
w 6 00
C
� A
CL)
♦"+ .O ❑
FO
S,,
C W
ca Q
z
U
ca 1z
O Z
o
a
U U
U
3 Ea
:3a
N U
NO O ❑
O. .0
m
U
02 2
3 U
CD T
rn 'o t
rn 3 a
r
cl
m A
m
q 0
b O i
N
O N
7
C m b
IW a Z In
ciCYZ
o
O pm, T
� o
U
0 O ~ 0 J
cd
a
y O CT U UO O
O U C p w p
C.)° 0 0 3 3 CL)
o rn •o 'g 'g '�
0
w
U
'a
Ch
co
CO
N
N
cri C,
p o y
�z
� o
Cd .0 O
G U3 p El
o �
U
W T tlG
U
HM
Wa
I-
01
rn
Q
Y
E
E
U
El El
a c��
aZ
❑ ❑
d
0
:p
P q
U
MEN
C-
3
O
a
m
.o
43
U
bbn
8
N
L2
b
0
rn
a
tN�
a
X3
w
0
q
to
N
4-4
O
0
co
P-4
O ,00
C
m
O
•CL
q
0O
U
C
C�
W
01 Do in
to
y
O
V Q
d
E
„
C? C? �
�g
ea
P
"0�
Gcn 0
o �;oerp`•.o.••�
.;I
cG.c:,
W^`oyU,y�.
5�^�v.i
W7�,
c`�w.G.Lo�Uu.a
`
O� �o.Mi ztt�
Q3
'.q�UN3�O
c-
..�
�a-00
�°-'b
C3
�vyqNoGa
in
w�W.-
WE°soWqao0
d
—
>Oo�
•yEoO�mG
O.Dv24
.60
'ao
yy
C4
Ef
a4
oyN
P,
0.0o
l
0�
> UU
0 0
`" p
A q
A In —o A
.- vi
aC c
cl
'd
C7 0
4
co s.
y
I
u c
p
•"two o
w vA. M
t'O a o.�
U
o
v
O
'."p o d
',�o �, •o
s b o❑ w
Ub
.ro a v OPS
.�
.�
UU
w �
d
MVU
H
vA
w 6 00
C
� A
CL)
♦"+ .O ❑
FO
S,,
C W
ca Q
z
U
ca 1z
O Z
o
a
U U
U
3 Ea
:3a
N U
NO O ❑
O. .0
m
U
02 2
3 U
CD T
rn 'o t
rn 3 a
r
cl
m A
m
q 0
b O i
N
O N
7
C m b
IW a Z In
ciCYZ
o
O pm, T
� o
U
0 O ~ 0 J
cd
a
y O CT U UO O
O U C p w p
C.)° 0 0 3 3 CL)
o rn •o 'g 'g '�
0
w
U
'a
Ch
co
CO
N
N
cri C,
p o y
�z
� o
Cd .0 O
G U3 p El
o �
U
W T tlG
U
HM
Wa
I-
01
rn
Q
Y
E
E
U
El El
a c��
aZ
❑ ❑
d
0
:p
P q
U
MEN
C-
3
O
a
m
.o
43
U
bbn
8
N
L2
b
0
rn
a
tN�
a
X3
w
0
q
to
N
4-4
O
0
co
P-4
U
'a
Ch
co
CO
N
N
cri C,
p o y
�z
� o
Cd .0 O
G U3 p El
o �
U
W T tlG
U
HM
Wa
I-
01
rn
Q
Y
E
E
U
El El
a c��
aZ
❑ ❑
d
0
:p
P q
U
MEN
C-
3
O
a
m
.o
43
U
bbn
8
N
L2
b
0
rn
a
tN�
a
X3
w
0
q
to
N
4-4
O
0
co
P-4
I-
01
rn
Q
Y
E
E
U
El El
a c��
aZ
❑ ❑
d
0
:p
P q
U
MEN
C-
3
O
a
m
.o
43
U
bbn
8
N
L2
b
0
rn
a
tN�
a
X3
w
0
q
to
N
4-4
O
0
co
P-4
I -A
40.
�a
"U
N
U
W ❑
J m
z
0
ca
U)
Od
j
U
N
0
E -H
o
U
��y11 cls Q3
Fi �T1 C.)
H
0
0 0 0
Q
Q
¢
Q
¢
W
�
d
.y
O
O
0c U
H
m
� h
N
u
01
r�
O O
q E.,
O
o
O
0
O
o
o
O
r•
ri
O
o
1�
m
o
.o
u
UI
N
�
G
q �
W
U H
o
4 y
,d
H
o
C3 o
H
¢
C:
� s
u�1
0
? H
O
o
r
a
6.
c
o. o.
o d
n
.n
:2,
u
.y
G
-amu I
0
C7
00
o co
F -•c
a
u
p
o
o
o
W
It
N
W
•y', .
C
U
O
O
N
O
0
o
r
o
ti Lo
•c
u
G
U
or-.
O
O
cTi
A
q
U C'
v
u
a
v
o
�
r
a
o
a
u
i
v
q
Q
U
N
03
ru/3
c
o
A
U
�
�
A
o
u
{�1
O
43
HSP
o
N
x
x
z
U
>
O
v
o
a
W
P-1
o
¢
Pa
❑
W
ca
U)
Od
j
U
N
0
E -H
I,-
O
O
\
LO
0
0
w
I'
;z
O
F
D U
' A
' CO�11
J w
s a
r o
i a
�o
w
0
m l W I I N
O
O
m
0
❑
0
0
;-cad
b
O
U
U
a>i
z Enw
N
y
cn
oZ
❑ p
AA
z
u
0 b
0
0
;-cad
b
0 m
O
N >
y
d
3 c
O
U?
O
I?
o00�n
N I**
N
N
`m
E
W �^U+
U
,fir
MMM
N Ncn
lfj
l00
•C
d
N
Cl) ,r--
Al/
o
U
O
Cl)
x
N U
G)
N
M M M �.°•
d
'fl �
w
C
z
z
y
3
AT
U
.,
,
0P,
.Ce❑
.. o
y
a o�
P3
P,
C'
ca
>
R
cn
oZ
❑ p
AA
z
u
0 b
0
0
b
0 m
O
y
d
a
z
o00�n
N I**
N
N
E
W �^U+
U
,fir
MMM
N Ncn
E
❑
td
•C
U
C
N
o
U
O
A
N
n
G)
N
M M M �.°•
w
N
'fl �
•�
9)
c
y
C
U
.,
❑ ❑
O
�
.Ce❑
.. o
y
a o�
c
Y
O
U
C'
ca
>
R
Ambo
m
41
W
¢
>
1
c'
O
E
o
`m
-
m
a
c
u
M
m
E
n�.
>
'a ,L,
CL
c
s d kC
u
6 2 s
r
2
O
`
m
❑
O
o
C.
QOm
co
a
m
Q
co
v
O4
a °
0
U
E
w~ a3i
43
tU/1
[Nu
^ O c�
0
N
/rfl
0 t0 ❑
C L C A Vl
y0
A +O•• �
r
Q
V
0
v
o❑
v
I
>w a
0
m
U
P.
Q
o
O
IZ
x
o
c
c
o
�_ ❑ a
= e o m U
.�
y
o
L)
O
U
i.+ O N
C A 2
°
Pr
b
�. a w
O�
id
W
u
o
O ;
u
02 z
.�
U
cn
oZ
❑ p
AA
z
u
0 b
•e
a
b
0 m
y
d
a
z
o00�n
N I**
N
N
E
W �^U+
GGGwpy
d / r
,fir
MMM
N Ncn
❑
td
•C
U
N
0
O
A
N
n
1 E 7
IJJ
M M M �.°•
'fl �
•�
W Q
CD CDCD
en m en
d
o
Nkn" r�
.,
❑ ❑
O
�
.Ce❑
.. o
y
a o�
T
a❑i
G.
d >
Ambo
m
41
W
¢
o
1
c'
❑
E
ca
3
pW
a
u
M
...� °
n�.
E„1
v
'a ,L,
CL
m 3 ,❑,
>, E
s d kC
u
6 2 s
r
2
E o
o
�
`oU
0
R
c
a
1c1°.� ca�
OD
c o 0
c°i
3
a
v
O4
a °
0
U
E
w~ a3i
s o L M
"=
^ O c�
33
N
L C
0 t0 ❑
C L C A Vl
y0
A +O•• �
Q
AQ
>w a
E z a
U
a
x
O
�jo
w Ilid 00
o
c
O
�_ ❑ a
= e o m U
y
o
L)
O
U
i.+ O N
C A 2
i' 41 'o r?t L.
iAU
b
�. a w
O�
id
.�
O ;
u
02 z
.�
U
91.
" -S -I,
a� ..
G A
d
❑
cn
oZ
❑ p
AA
z
u
0
O f0 �
O f0 r-
N
� E
cm, U
❑
O
a
m T
0
T
a
x
O
O
b
x
a U
o
.O
a F:
El
e
0
O
� ttd-•
c
0 E
iz
a
U
❑ ❑
O
�
a
T
a❑i
G.
}
❑
.� G
bD
0
4
w
1
c'
A
a m
E
ca
3
pW
E a
M
U d
0
O f0 �
O f0 r-
N
� E
cm, U
❑
O
a
m T
0
T
a
x
O
O
•F+
a
42
r �
O iu
L
LLI o.
M ti
O ca
cts
Q
zo
a
c
H
x
u
in=
� u
o m
A .n
❑ G
c
a
ca 43
o -S
0O
❑
m
0
z
a
w d
o
AD
cO
a
w �
rl
a
0
p
co W
A
43
G
�Ua o
0
w
v �
a
m �
S ca
m m
m� rn
w o
C
O
H •�
V
a
N T �
H
O N �p
CJ
c M
I--:
d
0
.O
N Oy
to 4
O •D c�
U � �c
a 0 �
W
a
� U
Q
C
i
c
co I
o I
I
o �
bo
E
"w
rn a
w M
t
.i
s
a� e
W m `•
In
a)
r
E
6
n
C
C
c
w
Cd -?:�
JD
cu
cn
o
p is
C7
a)
o _
U 0
-p O
N U tU
d)
F
C
N to
r. 4r
a o
eo
0
v � q
c
o_ 1 aai`
°','
rn
y U d
.3 •a �
ami 8 0
oEL. _ o Q
N a
Ccd
O •� NN
E H m a
h 4Coy�' C C
--z
cls Q
v� 3
a to
N
O h
CC O
C ca ^ N
y cz
w
7 H
(l1
to:
�a A
Q.
7 c Cn
O N
� O N
U tU .�.+
o
'y v
43
NP
0
�w ^ U y
i c Q o p-
4, o
O y
C �
cd
o " a
N
0
0
N
Q
a
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
m
O
0
m
0
0
0
a
0
o
o
t`
m
o
Co
o
w
0
C
C
a
0
i
0
0
E
w
c
u
Q
c
C.
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
a
L
L
L
L
L
o
P•I
s
o
o
M
0
u
(�
O
O
w
NLo
di
O
W
O
N
O
O
to
U
c
z
PAy
Q
u I
fA
ci
h I
C. I
a�
i
t
O
OO
ro
z>
O
U€
v
v
w
U
Q
w
O
w
Cd -?:�
JD
cu
cn
o
p is
C7
a)
o _
U 0
-p O
N U tU
d)
F
C
N to
r. 4r
a o
eo
0
v � q
c
o_ 1 aai`
°','
rn
y U d
.3 •a �
ami 8 0
oEL. _ o Q
N a
Ccd
O •� NN
E H m a
h 4Coy�' C C
--z
cls Q
v� 3
a to
N
O h
CC O
C ca ^ N
y cz
w
7 H
(l1
to:
�a A
Q.
7 c Cn
O N
� O N
U tU .�.+
o
'y v
43
NP
0
�w ^ U y
i c Q o p-
4, o
O y
C �
cd
o " a
N
0
0
N
Q
a
w.
0
1:
62
w
I
.P,
z
tf
•ODp�
t�
a
z
w
O
c
n v
N
r
z
W
.0
t�
A
7
O
s cb
(3i03
Aln d
V] O
F
0
O
Pa
U
u
'
axi
U
�
'40
O
U
p
z�
w
t�
'
O
u
O
y
C
O
G
U
y
YO
y
T
�
Z
y�j
N
Vi�y'
o
EL
U
ygii
o
(1)
U
Ca
°
w
o
ami
L
Ci
3
Cn
>
ro
m
p
P.
fl
rr
^
—Fisu
V
a
a
•° P+
P,
o
no
�°
4a+
? a
rW
u
u o
u
o
o
°cc
�
a
cJ
O v�
•O
�
O
�"1
•�oa
U q �G
o
Ely
c
u'0
a
C
E
CLJ
i7
A
� U
e A w.`3
u u °)CIO
w
CD
y U
o p
p
u
d
ca
yUva
c
o��
z�
o
O
ea!
vJ
Vo
o° a
e0io
tOi u
p �t•R n o
y
biE
c
U
.S
Z::.
C7
❑ ❑ F
❑
W ❑❑ ❑❑,
❑
tf
•ODp�
t�
a
z
w
O
c
n v
N
r
W
00
t�
A
7
O
U
(3i03
Aln d
V] O
O
Pa
U
u
'
axi
U
�
U
O
U
p
z�
w
t�
'
tf
•ODp�
t�
a
z
z
O
c
n v
O� Y1
n
N
t�
A
7
O
U
Fora
W
Aln d
U
O
Pa
y
u
V
axi
U
�
rn
�
O
U
p
o
o
U
O
m
OO
a
c
N
n
C
O
G
U
y
n
y
o
�
Z
U
_ra
A
N a u w
o
EL
U
co
IL
(1)
U
Ca
Y
O
O
m
L
>
m
Fes-
3
Cn
>
ro
m
o
m
o
o
m
fl
7
•ODp�
t�
a
z
z
0
c
n v
O� Y1
n
t�
A
7
O
U
Fora
W
Aln d
U
O
Pa
y
u
V
pa
O
00
4
O
LOO
co
z
w
pE
U
m N
CO
yJ •%
L
c�
L f/1
b
z
a
a
W
Y
y
0
3
0
a
U
C
N
m
C
W
a
ca �y
s
o �
O
0
O
o A
0 0
t G
9
w a
Pa
en bL
•� aQi
.t7
L o
m
� a
�qy w GL r°m
fl Q p, C
O u
u
N �y
.d .G
❑ ' z v o o
C/) b ° fd
Q] N U
❑ 'O0
O yc,.� C
e
C`• En ~ U
U {�,in
O 0 OF
po
0o U
p• b d� 'bo U v
N O O
r" a.
V] U R O r 0 V
�w�o�
tri 3 o v T
u w ` a
Paz o ap
IOL�cp�
c 1' u o Z �3
0
' O u
d 0l
41
U
Q�R'Q 6�o V o
�v
o
;So
# 0
A
W
0
Q
LO
CD \
K
0
0
U
0
.9
O
a
y
w
O
0
Id
R
4
LI)
-'
i
c
•ODp�
'Ua
O� Y1
rA
C-4
V
O
O! v
u7 "0
to
�O
n
y
°:
� a3i 41
Z
_ra
A
N a u w
to n
W
Ca
a
•° P+
ob a u
W Z
no
�°
4a+
? a
d
a
u o
43 y
o
o
°cc
A
a
,o
�"1
Ol
c
A
2
t4.9
IFa
C
,O Fi�
l N
L a U
N
0o
Oil,
CD
o U>
id
9
w a
Pa
en bL
•� aQi
.t7
L o
m
� a
�qy w GL r°m
fl Q p, C
O u
u
N �y
.d .G
❑ ' z v o o
C/) b ° fd
Q] N U
❑ 'O0
O yc,.� C
e
C`• En ~ U
U {�,in
O 0 OF
po
0o U
p• b d� 'bo U v
N O O
r" a.
V] U R O r 0 V
�w�o�
tri 3 o v T
u w ` a
Paz o ap
IOL�cp�
c 1' u o Z �3
0
' O u
d 0l
41
U
Q�R'Q 6�o V o
�v
o
;So
# 0
A
W
0
Q
LO
CD \
K
0
0
U
0
.9
O
a
y
w
O
0
Id
R
4
LI)
-'
i
c
N
N
O
CD
LO
r--
0
O
a
W
b
oa
a
ii
0 O
x7
J e,
u ,C3
V �
V
E
91
O
Cd
v
C"
v
W
y
A
aW
N
0
a
wy:...
.
Er
CN
CV
N
N
N
N
N
a.
o-
n.
n.
a.
(L
a
W
Po
Cr)
(7
Ce)
O
r
r
r
0
N
M
r
O
O
O
O
o
d
o
C -
v
4
L
CJ
py
W
W
r
N
0
O
O
N
O
O
u)
I�
ti
ti
r-
O
h
to
..
Fi
Q+
c
Q
Q
E
91
O
Cd
v
C"
v
W
y
A
aW
N
0
a
QQM
Cl
F�
V
Yn
Q
W
y
W
N
w
0
a
Ml
WI
CL
�
i~
O
0
�
Q
uU
U
d
3
S O
m
14 O M
O
�
�
A
U
=E
U
m
ra
CO '•,'�7 -
Ca y
❑ ❑
tn
'" '<
y
I .0
N
E
V1
.0
N
d
a
q w
U
N0
O
x
o
i
°>
L A
d
W N
(� ca m y
y
a z
o
U U [3
G
bi)
C
UCF)>
Q
Ti
m
.°G
❑ ❑
0
o
m
o
o o
,N
U
Q
Y
a
G
CD
o
O
y
O
O
C
a �U�11
o
N
ZIPLL
Q
10,
a
�a
W
11�q--111
N
E-4
z
r -
j
y
b �
❑❑
ld
O
p•1
Md '�
•"
n
U U
W 'D
U
W
p
1•=/
❑ ❑
a
FI
�
Iii
�•
0
O
❑
❑
1
N
w
0
N
CL)
a)
a)
E
U a]
L
Ca W
m:E
n c°i3
v ,
O N C
c
m
N O
o _
N O
ca
a a)
E U
CD 3>
9 ca
> C/)m
N
Z z
U
3rnv
a. p
U cn
E �
u m
0
c
t7 N
Ci
ca '0
�. O
L N
d C
G O
U
rn
O a)
C
Qi m
W d
O N
U
,E w
a+
z TJ
y
b ow
❑ vzo
C3 0
0 00
LO to
04 M
z z
C-�
0
a
Ml
WI
a) m
O d)
i~
O
0
U
U
uU
U
Z
m
14 O M
0
N
CL)
a)
a)
E
U a]
L
Ca W
m:E
n c°i3
v ,
O N C
c
m
N O
o _
N O
ca
a a)
E U
CD 3>
9 ca
> C/)m
N
Z z
U
3rnv
a. p
U cn
E �
u m
0
c
t7 N
Ci
ca '0
�. O
L N
d C
G O
U
rn
O a)
C
Qi m
W d
O N
U
,E w
a+
z TJ
y
b ow
❑ vzo
C3 0
0 00
LO to
04 M
z z
C-�
m
a
a)
N
m
O
c
0
a
x
0
b
~ o
o
m
14 O M
O
O
U
=E
U
z
o
U
❑ ❑
tn
'" '<
C
m
N
E
V1
.0
N
A'
p
`N
U
N0
O
x
o
i
°>
L A
d
W N
(� ca m y
y
a z
o
U U [3
G E
C
UCF)>
Q
0 0
r
Q
0
o
m
o
o o
,N
U
Q
E
D•
a
CD
O
y
O
O
C
>
a)
C
Q
Y Y
M
CO
Q
N
U
X40.
O
C=
t1'
r7
Md '�
A
n
ti
W 'D
U
C
V]
• y y"
�•
A
Q
O
p0
U
1
vi J7 �•
y ... a,
o a
y v
o
Vppl
U
Q
o
Pti
`- o
TE
�'
bZ
o
r
o
o
o
p
O
^o
��•C
is
u
'
V
as
U U
N
AU
ani
> °Y' 3
3 G c
> o
v V zuS
m
a
a)
N
m
O
c
0 p
A
El
z
El
\
El El
■ ■
.'3
b
W
a
b
x
ob
b
~ o
o
14 O M
O
O
U
z
❑ ❑
tn
'" '<
o
N
E
o
N
A'
p
`N
r
O
x
o
i
°>
L A
d
W N
(� ca m y
y
a z
o
U U [3
G E
w ,
L� S�
Q
0 0
U
4j
o o
,N
Q
N
'n >
D•
a
�
a a
y
�,
o
1•'' L
pq gq
¢
\
Y Y
F-
•y
�r.��
U
X40.
O
C=
t1'
r7
Md '�
A
n
ti
W 'D
U
C
V]
• y y"
A
Q
O
�C
U
p
vi J7 �•
y ... a,
o a
y v
o
�
o���
a`di
N
o
Pti
`- o
TE
�'
`° ra
o
r
o
o
a
p
+' G
^o
��•C
is
u
•= o
•�Pa O
as
U U
N
AU
ani
> °Y' 3
3 G c
> o
v V zuS
O
.Li
y Yn
U
o
c7
d y
A ti
Y
u
p
yo ani
p
N rn
�
N
aai
q�L •¢
>
L.
a
Y Y
Who
N N
N H
m
dN
�L
a�1
ya,co
aJ
A.
.
U
q��o
� o°
p
O
❑pp ❑a❑
cd cd
b
•�
o
J.
w
43
Q�q�jU
V
O� '%
U
V U
'�U6c
••w��� w
p.
A
w
0 p
A
El
z
El
\
El El
■ ■
.'3
b
W
a
b
~ o
W p
U �
❑ ❑
-22
�
N
O
x
4-4
O
pq
Ld
a z
o
a
❑ ❑
LO
c*?
o �
�
U
00
pq gq
p
U
M
O O
C)
C=
cn
N
El
n
ti
ti
W
o
'b
a
o a
a`di
N
o
o
g
o
v U
a
s.
3
a
❑Q
u
N
O ,meq.
O
.Li
b N
o
A
o
O
O
i
y
•y
r1
O
y
a
fi+
N rn
�
N
El
t7
U
•�
N N
N H
C/]
U
Or.
a�1
L,pq
A.
.
c 4�
0
FT O
O
❑pp ❑a❑
cd cd
b
•�
�I
w
U ;
N
O
O
\
i.
to o
q
O O
O
a
L
a�
O
a�
b
� w
od
rol
a
W
I=F
O
q
U
O
O � W
•U d
o m
oA
II
d o �
z o
oEia
❑
^y
O �
m�
m 'Eno 3 r.
W 0 y Q U
m
E ❑ 'v
q
O a
O O N
N Z O
aw x ❑
4Qq
°N� El
x�
U
^v N
43
A, U o
0 O
U
cl
W a ❑ ,�
U
) U
H �❑
> ; ❑ 0
a u 0
o
00 q u
CO3 =
u t�
s
u �y
d ."r
o v]
y W U ❑b0
c� 'Qql
o O
0
O p H
.AZ
Cd
o�� 1 '0
A W
q
r.
0
S
�3
0
U
❑ r -I
Cd
U3 42
ACA CO
m 6 W.
N
W
O U =
U t.
O
b
Ar U N
`7 +�
—Cd Fi
y �
a
bo
C" w
0
� a
0
� a
y;,
a p,
a
O OU
V
Lf
N
w
0
N
14
Cd
a
O
N
Fi �1
0 c 0 ao
y
W
n.
Q¢¢¢
n_
a_
n.
n.
Q
a
Q
W
'b O
q �
0 0
P, •�
.0
C
61
b (O
N
N
O
CD
O
NV'
'ct
m
O
O
R
v
O
y
q
r
b
W UH
o
�
•U
-- �
a,
o
o U 43_
E
0 G
U p
4.
d
q
I q
y
o
°
t
r
r
z
t
.L
a+
o4
01
H
O .
N M
pq
ti
^
LO
o
'IT
o
CO
W
qC)
o
til
W
Lh
a
1"
O
U
O
O
N
O
LO
a
otitri
U
^
o
U
z
fi
U
a U 1244,
a
p
a.
y
U
U
" u
A
�
A
a
O
U
u
S
4
a
x
U
T
0
T
d
•�
°:
d)
q
a a
En��
0
v'
0
z,pq
0
�
o
0
a
Pi
u
Q
W
0
Cd
U3 42
ACA CO
m 6 W.
N
W
O U =
U t.
O
b
Ar U N
`7 +�
—Cd Fi
y �
a
bo
C" w
0
� a
0
� a
y;,
a p,
a
O OU
V
Lf
N
w
0
N
14
Cd
a
N
O
O
Ln
1-
0
0
W
N
N
C.
m
w
as
C
a
w m
O (n
S a
z or
co
p.r w
❑❑o
F.
cm
t`
m
w
O
° 'C
v
C y
.�
U U
o
O
> U
U
U
a1
z %
W t>D a0+
U
❑U❑
•L
` .0 ti
"
d ' � 01%
G
n
eA
EW O>
m n nw
CU
�U
Cd
>
'0
ON o V 1
000W
a o
❑ 'G
C3
am• 47
C O
ti
Col.
.
a1
a
r, C
p
u;
h
a ,
d
C
E
�Jo'�
a
�A
m
U
¢ W>
Q
al
43
y 2 Caw
.4
O
U F
N
Wa
u
E
C3
E c
a c3 0 `o
a0
d
u
m
E
;14 N U
r
i
C
L•
d
G
U
C
a1
y Q
a i
O •y
W
C
a
(0
v_
LL p
c ❑
U
N o
E
O
Or
a1 a
° •�
d
a
n
d
c
O
°rz
0
m
H e 0 �U
0 '0 m C
o
o
N
0aw
.b cl,"" rQ w
43
L'
•N
ba to Q
p„
q U
C
F a0 —
U U y
y
W
m
>
;
w
o•
❑❑a
c
a
z
�y
❑❑
❑z
U c
N01
> C
w
m
U)
v ,
cc
C C
N X C
S w =
a
M 15
c m
E y v
.O N
cu
> cn m
q
0
z z
� � a
a0 a
U c°n
O
U.
O'
l
'O
a)
E
0
O
m
y
01
L? g L
LO to Cl
O CD
.n .n
z z Ccri
D
°a0 w
C.
E
c
C
cC
c
o a
c
C
m C
C
a`
cm
t`
m
w
m CD0
01 ap
° 'C
E.
C y
.�
U U
o
O
> U
U
U
a1
z %
W t>D a0+
W N
U c
N01
> C
w
m
U)
v ,
cc
C C
N X C
S w =
a
M 15
c m
E y v
.O N
cu
> cn m
q
0
z z
� � a
a0 a
U c°n
O
U.
O'
l
'O
a)
E
0
O
m
y
01
L? g L
LO to Cl
O CD
.n .n
z z Ccri
D
°a0 w
C.
E
c
C
cC
c
o a
c
C
m C
C
a`
V
CD
LO Z
� •O
C �y
a�
E �
I—mi
u
U
LO
N
cm
C,
N N
b O
cu
U .a
❑
0. U3
O
WCCco
EL
O
o
N
5
0
0
3
a
a
o
00
E
c
z
o��n
p
W t>D a0+
M
N N N
❑U❑
•L
` .0 ti
"
d ' � 01%
G
eA
EW O>
m n nw
C
a1 0
�U
Cd
>
'0
ON o V 1
000W
a o
❑ 'G
C3
am• 47
in Q
4
r m
Col.
.
❑
r, C
p
u;
•n
a ,
d
� �
p. 4
�Jo'�
goy
L
�A
v' C
m+L."
¢ W>
0a
G
y 2 Caw
.4
O
❑
N
Wa
u
o U
v eta.
E c
a c3 0 `o
a0
a
p
> N
•� C. w y
;14 N U
U
i
d L
•0T O
a d c d
O •y
�"
A Q
o
tmt u v
EOu c
c ❑
U
N o
a°
ti
CO ipri
o
H .❑
o
u❑ a
H e 0 �U
0 '0 m C
o x0
U
N
.7r �"' " L
.b cl,"" rQ w
43
L'
Pp,
q U
F a0 —
aUp�= p
w" u C5, A
aW,
w ¢ rn ¢
¢ ❑�
V
CD
LO Z
� •O
C �y
a�
E �
I—mi
u
U
LO
N
cm
C,
N N
b O
cu
U .a
❑
0. U3
O
WCCco
EL
O
o
N
5
0
0
0
o o
0
m rca I r -
0
_F
0
0
1!]
Cl
9-0
00
N
t•
0
u
cC�
a
3
x
00
E
.•C
W o
H
❑ ❑
E
r m
Col.
.
❑
p
u;
Cc z
in.
a
U
1:1 El
C
.O
A
0.
❑
N
Wa
ca
ow
W
A W
U Q
0
❑
0
o o
0
m rca I r -
0
_F
0
0
1!]
Cl
9-0
00
N
t•
0
u
cC�
a
N
O
O
L
L O
1- bD
O r -
O o
14
O +.+
p d
F� �
b
N
u a
Om
y
y U
W •a
—I
xi El
(1,
Cl
cd
C
O
D
U
O
Cd
w
O O O QO
m
_
w W
a
Q
a
a
a
a
b �
?: o
b
O
y
�
b
a
C
U H
a W
^ o
G
Ki
O b
01
rn
CNV
>
O
C
O O
O
O
O
O
V
O
w
y
y
q
abi cLa
o
O
C
o
_
•�
a
W
U Fo-
o
�
�
c
q
N
L
lu
0
U
m
S^+
❑
O O
w
d
AF
E
c
u
^O
d
w
�
U
D-
L
d
t
D_
t
Q
L
D_
L
Q
t
_O
P-1
u-1
O
r
v
�
a
i
W
abi
O
o
C
O
O
co
O
m
(�
V
o
CD
o
O
W
V
W
O
O
0
N
0
o
o
OU)
r-
vi
L'
L
e
O
V
z
O C v
A
°1
C U U
U
U
W �
u
y
❑
d
O
O
CL
O
G
u
P,
U
U
A�
a�
N
U
A
b
U
a`
a,
a
a
C"n
p
O
p
a
U3
z✓
U
FC
Q
fA
0
(d t+
cu
w
a a)
oUT-
0 U 0
p O
41 U N
o
N
y b11
4�
G Q \.
3 0
r � i
U
3 a N
•Lw
y
y � 71
C
a aEi -d > bA
Qi
E H m m
p L.
o o 0
u C W N N E
G
Z
o v � •� Q
d ,D
L. G
� yb •N
a, N
O ' yri L7
y OU•�
N � G
` m /2)
4� l'1
u � U
oCa 43
c �
a? cFy
o O
u o U a A
O
a U Q
ti
C L Q
_ Q
D � L q3
d
a um
°' en
I a
7 y ^ Q ccO
U Lam.
� w
= d o a;
° I `'" 4.
._ O0 C Q
''. C O `
Q
Cd
N
4�
O
N
N
Cd
PL,
y.,
a
P-4
r
i
Q
1�
P,Pv��'ti1
�F
O
0
%
ron a o
co
s
d V
eai
t'a
4:1
z"
T
b
z ¢
a
a
d
V
E
O
Q
C
•m
s
C
�
y
u
•Q. 1-•
dO
r
o
m
G
T
O
yy
y
C
ri
w
v
p
2
o
o
a
�
C
_
m
a
a e�
L
f7
�
�
O
U
O
G w
V
A
w
�-
a
a�
Q
1�
P,Pv��'ti1
�F
O
0
%
ron a o
co
s
d V
eai
t'a
4:1
z"
cl
b
z ¢
a
J
C
V
tLo
F
Q
7 0
,d
U
t.
C
x
'C1
•Q. 1-•
dO
a W
G
G
(q 'u
q
y
C
ri
w
oy
o
a
a
�
C
�
Vl
v
� E
Aj
^ o
a
a
U)
w
�-
a
a�
•"�
0
;a
t'
w E
v
� C
A
py
q Q
d
'c7 •� •207
Co p���
O O
E
O �'tl •y
N
'> Q
ed
'�
cc
o p Z
pK
a $
Q
b
1�
y
•_ca
*a 47
O
0
�
ron a o
co
g
s
d V
eai
t'a
4:1
z"
R ❑❑ ❑ED ❑
O
O
Q
r
c
U
42
U
C
U
of
c
0
rn
M
N
.Q
Of
O
co
LO0
m
O
N
z
a
w
E
'^�
L /
00
Ln >
L? d
M tz'
r
M'.
v
� b
N
o
O
0
�
'O ayi
co
H
O O
�°
O
O
cl
b
z ¢
a
Q{ .
•q
C
p4'1
tLo
F
Q
7 0
,d
U
t.
C
O
O
Q
r
c
U
42
U
C
U
of
c
0
rn
M
N
.Q
Of
O
co
LO0
m
O
N
z
a
w
E
'^�
L /
00
Ln >
L? d
M tz'
r
M'.
v
v
� b
0
'O ayi
I z
z
�°
r° A
vu
cl
b
z ¢
a
Q{ .
•q
C
p4'1
tLo
F
Q
7 0
,d
U
t.
C
x
'C1
•Q. 1-•
dO
a W
O
" v
(q 'u
P4
C1 V1
C
0 cn
oy
a
u
v
0
0
a.
c6
cV
v
� b
0
u
aqo o°q'n
a C�7 a,
o cn
V�V
ly
•�7 .r7
U
cl
.Ni �v~j .moi
M i M
f 1
N N
Q{ .
•q
N
cd d
p4'1
G
cq
01
e� �O ^ �O
o
Q E p
,d
U
t.
C
� O O O
'C1
•Q. 1-•
dO
�y
O N
O
" v
(q 'u
0 N •O
C1 V1
C
0 cn
oy
^ �
u
lej
u
u
.O
�
y � •� �
`� p.�
� E
U
^ o
a
y
U)
y
N c
r-
Or-
a�
•"�
0
;a
47 �
�� C
O i p
C(,�M
� C
A
py
q Q
d
'c7 •� •207
Co p���
O O
E
O �'tl •y
CO
P7
'> Q
ed
'�
2V'
zA co
9b
A
.�
4
C
P coi
w
C
00
Q u
0
e
o
O
o a"Ui
0
to.
a
v
.9
O y �pT,,
a g
� U? L
U : JA
z
H
osYy
i
gb a {y
v cOi .ly U
yOO c0i 0
'a
u
+�
C7
.p fd O
a o v o
C0
0
ry� 33
0
0
a.
c6
cV
Y
U
0
W
w
0
i�
A
0
Q
0
O
0
U
0
.p
0
M
w
0
0
A
i•
\
C
N
0
0
W
a
v
� b
y
O 00
a p!q
0.A P
o
G � �
Cu
hiZ
a � pW�
w
c
Cn
oy
^ �
u
lej
u
u
.O
zu��.�
U
ltl
�
� �
•p
O d
w
s�
U)
y
N c
O U
b
❑ �qryni
Q
G
cl•
spy pp
cAi
�
C aI O
cn 0
CO
P7
Cn W N
Rc u � �
C7
..
r�
zA co
9b
ca
o
�O p s
_� O
0
y
c0
Q, T
a
�
CG
w z o a
Oli u zj a ❑
� cod
h Cd
p
.9
w
v
G a
� a.f0
�-•
z
H
osYy
c
v cOi .ly U
yOO c0i 0
'a
u
+�
C7
.p fd O
a o v o
C0
0
ry� 33
,cam
�
�
w
YO,
W
Y
o
�S o
�
Y
U
0
W
w
0
i�
A
0
Q
0
O
0
U
0
.p
0
M
w
0
0
A
i•
\
C
N
0
0
W
a
t*7
O
O
E-�
.a I
O
O
W
v
Fn • d
�r
N
W
l�
rn
C
OZN
a)
9
a
u
N
it �::.•
T:
:.:
N
N
N
N
N
d
°.°
o-
o.
CL
a
a
a
O
-
'
N
W
:o
`yamt�
ZI
V
-A
C1
v
=
C7
'o
ii
O
r
r
r
O
N
"tr
so
r
O
�y
v
-y
a
it
a
L
µ,
W
W
r
N
to
0
_
O
Cl
N
O
O
m
j
Y
U
O
o
>
a
rn
Z
�r
N
W
l�
rn
C
OZN
a)
9
a
U
z
HO -1
on
W
In
o
O
C
V �
s. 1
7
O 1
C
o s
i
G I
a'
i
W 4
d
7
i
�
P4
N
7 p
r �t
i N
J❑
W
m in
LO
m L
� W m
o •8cn 0
a
U U
ZEn w
0
N
CD
Y
al
4.7
CD Eh
U m
(Lm) WC:
m
M a
n U
v
i
C N C
N a7
r n
( fiO
O W O
W
t
U y
U
o U
W75 a`)
U ca
> m w
J � d
vi
ca
i9d vi
z z
0
U v�
y
a
E
clu
G
d
a
C
a
E
U
A.
rn
W
C
0
47
Z
O 4O
❑ ¢ M
o 1° 0
Ln
'n ti
mg � m m mN C,4 C14
r
CP 43 (i 3 mMm 2_ epi
Ry U U i L i �iS vvvf 7 d O
a m ,N G f c- o a
CSi fis n ¢ .� Y
•� •y •� \ 0 i\ ^ ca
O N
u •5 n \\G^G^ D U
U.
N N v o C7
p vi .O al' U ,,N• � Gn
ca
o o 0
El P. � u
> 3 3 a 0 •?
a L M O
&. ca o �o `cd q O 0 A In ° A c
A� ;.O to t
d d LN 4 a� rri O
1. o d a LAOp-
d0 u o.� c x
l' = o U o C1 aui
1. PLI
cl o o a, w a
d p
A A
c0 ❑
C3)
CM
Q
o Z
z
0 0
00 p N
C."
43
Eld
0
o
aN
o
A
A
m
m
rn
Q
o z
O
•D
a
n
0
Q1
Cl)
N
M
N N
tiz
U C
-
�g " M
•60
w
tj L
�
u a
cl
U
;_
'n
u
0 E
O
N
N
O
3
caO
o
C,
m
4 Z
v
N
o
0
I a
o
U
A
to 0
m
m
c
c
Q
04
C3
Q
0
ti
m
III
•b
o
u
U
0 �•-•' VJ
d §aJ
a
ay"i
9
1
o
aN. O '
U ¢
M
�
bO 1
ti
0)
w
I#
0
W
u
as
11
•b
CCc
o 1° 0
Ln
'n ti
mg � m m mN C,4 C14
r
CP 43 (i 3 mMm 2_ epi
Ry U U i L i �iS vvvf 7 d O
a m ,N G f c- o a
CSi fis n ¢ .� Y
•� •y •� \ 0 i\ ^ ca
O N
u •5 n \\G^G^ D U
U.
N N v o C7
p vi .O al' U ,,N• � Gn
ca
o o 0
El P. � u
> 3 3 a 0 •?
a L M O
&. ca o �o `cd q O 0 A In ° A c
A� ;.O to t
d d LN 4 a� rri O
1. o d a LAOp-
d0 u o.� c x
l' = o U o C1 aui
1. PLI
cl o o a, w a
d p
A A
c0 ❑
C3)
CM
Q
o Z
z
0 0
00 p N
C."
43
Eld
0
o
aN
o
A
A
m
m
rn
Q
o z
O
•D
a
n
0
Q1
Cl)
N
M
N N
tiz
U C
-
�g " M
•60
w
3
x
�
E
0
U
cl
U
O
0 E
O
N
N
O
CD
C
caO
o
C:
OU
4 Z
v
m
0
m
P4
T
0 P,0ba w
?
A
to 0
m
H
c
o
Q
>
om
Pa
Q
U ¢
�❑
m
III
0 �•-•' VJ
d §aJ
d
1
o
aN. O '
U ¢
M
o
q
o
W
u
as
o 1° 0
Ln
'n ti
mg � m m mN C,4 C14
r
CP 43 (i 3 mMm 2_ epi
Ry U U i L i �iS vvvf 7 d O
a m ,N G f c- o a
CSi fis n ¢ .� Y
•� •y •� \ 0 i\ ^ ca
O N
u •5 n \\G^G^ D U
U.
N N v o C7
p vi .O al' U ,,N• � Gn
ca
o o 0
El P. � u
> 3 3 a 0 •?
a L M O
&. ca o �o `cd q O 0 A In ° A c
A� ;.O to t
d d LN 4 a� rri O
1. o d a LAOp-
d0 u o.� c x
l' = o U o C1 aui
1. PLI
cl o o a, w a
d p
A A
c0 ❑
C3)
CM
Q
o Z
z
0 0
00 p N
C."
43
Eld
0
o
aN
o
A
A
m
m
rn
Q
o z
O
•D
a
n
0
Q1
Cl)
N
M
N N
tiz
U C
-
�g " M
•60
w
c3
d
w
i�
0
x
0
C3
N
w
0
aJ
9
P-1
3
x
�
cl
U
FQ o
FG H
0 E
0
4 Z
❑ ❑
m
P4
T
0 P,0ba w
?
A
to 0
Pa
W W
U ¢
�❑
III
c3
d
w
i�
0
x
0
C3
N
w
0
aJ
9
P-1
M
O
O
\
LO
TIO
O
LEM
x ❑
O
z
MEf
�0
0
b
O
El 0
c
d'
O
u
..no,b,
y cd cd
0
CV
C
cot
O
4 N
O
t
i7
4
off
O
C
ga
�
�y U
Cd
O
O n ❑
W
� Lti
a
U
N
N
++
o O O O
.� C] y
U
o
-4
T
N
^
0
m vi
y P U
Ctl
N
N
N
N
N
Cl
O
W
Cd
Q
Q¢
Q¢
Q
W
t.
cOy'�c
8 G O
N�
U..-
4
Qi
/
N
C
o � d
J:
a C: Cd
y O
o
V N O
ti
m,H
C. o
y
w
u •y
La Q
O
•�
.o
y
rn O o
q U H
o
b
O
O'
(Y O G
N
o
Ey
r
N
O
CM
O
h
rd
I--'
O
O
O
st
O
d
PI ^�
.y O yt
q
Ca
W U H
o
b o
42
>_
°v
y
43
q r-
O 0
o
w.
q
u
"CI
v
r�
G
7
j U
Lca
O
ca
W �
o
atxr
o
o
cn
O
O
r
O
N
N
W
�
W
W
•
}•
U
O
O
N
O
O
t0
d
ti
O
O
O
r
til
.w.
i
q
0
o b •o
A
i
U
1 U
U
pcc
to
caa
U
•a
0
U
U
A�
to
U
A�
3
O
�
6 U
a`
a
a _a
44
cn
a
N
O
O
0
0
F"
s
r'
z�El
as
0
b
O
El 0
c
d'
O
u
..no,b,
y cd cd
>
m a
CV
C
cot
O
4 N
O
t
i7
4
off
O
C
ga
�
tU
O
O n ❑
W
� Lti
a
U
N
N
++
o o
o •y q y
.� C] y
U
o
-4
T
N
^
0
Q O
y P U
Ctl
lU-1
0q
O
O � H
Cd
Id
t.
cOy'�c
8 G O
N�
U..-
4
Qi
/
as
0
El 0
c
u
..no,b,
y cd cd
>
m a
q
n O
O
4 N
C
N
cF,
C
O a
0
0
d s
r��
c r`
Qcq
tU
u n
.0
O n ❑
W
� Lti
C w U
E •�
o o
o •y q y
.� C] y
U
o
T
y P U
Ctl
o O N
O � H
Cd
a.
8 G O
N
C
o � d
J:
a C: Cd
IZ r
0o
o
V N O
ti
m,H
C. o
y
w
u •y
La Q
O
•�
.o
ei
S
---~d
LO
I-
C,
O
\
W
L'� m
CM LO
ooi I COI LO Op
!� W O) cp
O ;3
a
❑O D
UU
O
U
o
O
O
y
e
G
Z
tnr-
N
cc
U '9
f� H
a
3
c7
El El
R
N
C A
N Ui
N-
G E p M M M
40i
e�
N U
°❑
Moog
a
°'7z
se
U
yL
a
❑
Cdp .�
ti .p,
C
O
cuo
}
C
o c
N
O
d
�=
LJ ,
o
�"A
ci
❑ v
=.La.=
�
> o
O
N A ..0
d „' v
.N. �..i
u
L
d
�
s
a
E
o 0
o U
N
E
a c o
0 3
pti
•�
o
%
•Y
u
0.
E
you
U � C
LR C
N❑
C� L M
en In
o q ycl
aGi i
'o
'o y
d�
o .b h
AQ
N
Es C3 Lo
d
^O
A
N Wp
O E
vR d �--� U
w d A �'0
o
V ❑
N N
p
G
cu
L A S m U
G
pp
U
a.m
=
6AU
c�
ca
El
_o
>
•E c!'
a m
z E
a
axi'r
aspy =
" sUQcA
wo �In
aW,
¢ Q
aai
W
•
ani
L
v
y
d
z
E
o
•a
=
3
a
M
o
q
`�
ci
C
H
L.
c,0,
�i
bo
cd
CLO
cd
CLI
d
d
d
U
Ucr
d
�
a
a
❑
❑
a
a
❑❑M
El
El
CM LO
ooi I COI LO Op
!� W O) cp
O ;3
a
❑O D
UU
O
U
o
o
e
G
41
C
N 'm
m W
m m
m n
U CO
v
C N C
N
0 0
CDN
U S
3 �
E C7
E o U
� d `m
L7
U N
N IO Q1
1>py 1•m.+� m
G �d ❑
0
z z
L a
o N
o� ❑
U cn
4,
C
O
Q
O
0
m
CO
C
N
U
N
U
C
d
x
U
0
`m
C-2
O
QI
co
0
U
m
O
0
Cb
4)
0.
c •=
O� N
c
m �
Q
� � N
E 0 w
ci—M U
A co 0
� o 0
v u
C
d l9
C O d
Ocn
U
c O
d O N
rn a)
C c
d (D
w �
O N G
C N U
s =43
'� ❑ O
4., W 3
S.Q 4 z
OOo
Ln C3
cli
r- M
cn
z z
w
E
O
U
0
O
C N
o
CD _
C >
a>i
m C
0
� o
c
❑ •>
C: N
C
Q (0
O
v
a ^n0
Q X
z
a
u
ta
ra
7
a
Cl
CDB
0
N
f7 Lf)
N N
G O
E Z
❑
U •�
m y
CL U3
b
d)
❑
Eb
a
W
0
O
a
C6
N
5
0
U
C
a
N =
3 a
0
0.
b0 ❑
N
a
c.
O C
C � O
E m 'N
`o
rn E >, a
U
a
\. U
U
❑
E E \
s
a.) w u
❑
W � W
o b
•o
Q
C O
E
"
o
e
G
Z
tnr-
N
U '9
f� H
.-.
M M M
3
c7
El El
N N 0,
N
C A
N Ui
N-
G E p M M M
40i
e�
N U
°❑
Moog
a
°'7z
se
U
•C
a
Q
Cdp .�
ti .p,
Q
cuo
}
C
o c
to
V
LJ ,
o
�"A
ci
❑ v
=.La.=
¢ al
> o
O
N A ..0
d „' v
.N. �..i
o `C
�.L.
m3°
uda7
E
o 0
o U
a o
C0 E a a
a c o
0 3
•�
•a
W .-• N
O
U � C
LR C
N❑
C� L M
en In
o q ycl
aGi i
'o
'o y
a E
o .b h
AQ
•o
mE4 0
Es C3 Lo
N
^O
A
N Wp
O E
vR d �--� U
w d A �'0
o
V ❑
N N
a a•
L A S m U
� o
U
a.m
=
6AU
c�
ca
N•a V
_o
>
•E c!'
a m
z E
a
axi'r
aspy =
" sUQcA
wo �In
aW,
¢ Q
O
v
a ^n0
Q X
z
a
u
ta
ra
7
a
Cl
CDB
0
N
f7 Lf)
N N
G O
E Z
❑
U •�
m y
CL U3
b
d)
❑
Eb
a
W
0
O
a
C6
N
5
0
U
C
a
N =
3 a
0
0.
b0 ❑
N
a
c.
O C
C � O
E m 'N
`o
rn E >, a
U
a
\. U
U
❑
E E \
s
a.) w u
❑
W � W
0
0
o coco I ?--I
0
w
0
0
in
0
00
m
N
4••I
0
co
a
3
•'t
m
C 4
L. O
7 U
U '9
f� H
El El
E
7
W �
°❑
Lx
°'7z
se
U
❑ ❑
A
P 0.
T
cuo
}
C
o c
.0
N 2
W
V
LJ ,
❑ O
id
a
m
E a
gn m
U Q
lil❑
III
0
0
o coco I ?--I
0
w
0
0
in
0
00
m
N
4••I
0
co
a
U.
M
O
O
LO
ti
O
O
W
o
W
o
z
� o
ca0
as
LOD
w0
o me
�
y
w a,
Ec':
cu
0 0 0
O ai °
4r
O
Q
ti
O �
�Q
o
sa
�D
�mr
N
N
N
N
N
o y
C
a
td
Q
Q
Q
Q
U
cl
b
°
b
y O •�
U
� b
G
O
0
d �
jo
o
u
_v
FF
nb
W ❑
°
p y
b y
C7
U
E^
m
pp
m
ca
-2,ra
xm
o `o
N
�
0
N
a`i
q .a
a: .n
a
o
o
O
w
o
d
O c
U O
A
N
N
O
N
M
O
�
a H
r
N�3
'C
v
a
•n
w
O
O
O
U
� �
y
V o
v
b
Q N
5
U
O V
a E
cd
p
cn
0
co
U
09
C
Y
qN
q O
0
3 U
O
W U H
a
5
¢U
w
o U
t
H
, ❑ O
m
❑.. ao�r+
C1
v
bdU u
>
u
Cr
o O
S
..
bn
0
0.4
CO3x
au
ai
s CIO�
h �
v
m
Cl)
u O
u
� °Zi vii
N
c0
i� O.••.
m"
a m
i U c °
Yw
U a>i
U
O
Gz,
p c
H
o
w
N
Oyu
5
7
❑E
0
C
o
� o
ca0
y
w a,
0 0 0
0
v'i Ln
N
N
N
N
N
N
•
W
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
b
b
y O •�
� b
G
y o 0
b U H
°
b y
Q• .k] �
d
O c
U O
N
N
N
O
N
M
O
�
a H
r
o
v
o
•n
O
O
O
'I
O
y
N
C
W U H
L
0
C •a
�
i U c °
7
C
u
•D
^O
rn
C
�
y
?
L
t
L
L
L
L
�
L
L
t
L
L
L
O
P-1
w
Q
O �
u
W ami
°
0
LO
o
CD
co
u
a
O
�r-
O
O W
N
LO
W
Q
C
O
O
N
O
.
O
q
Lq
q
o
0
in
U
c
o
za,
0 0 v
Q
U
u
u
n
v
•6. U
U
Q)
�
A
°
U
Q
�
cC
U w
tJ
s
N
i
O
O
OU
U
v
o°
H
a
a
V3
z>
U
w
€
Q
W
0
y �
CA
w
a
o � _
U � L
-Q O
C's4 U d
_ d
a) H
N
Q
o
°? °°
41
0.0
Eo
U O'`
v
ca
o i
Y� a
Y tt1 b
3 p• N
5
aA
C v O 9 N ldl)O
C•°-' cYd iV m a
aj 41
rr u u O O U
�8
y C13aC z
O 4,3
E o +d o
e .= U .4
aEi p
Qcd
E c
cli
u _ U
t ~ cd
o q
O U T
i C �
o
� o
1 a)
u G Cd N
j n Q a) Ly
a v ami 0
4 ba
a C U
E v ^ o
oe40 IINp
j •y 0
.y oo G o
f Eo.° a>
7 u
yS
H
N
4.
O
N
a)
W
tti
a
i
..fir
a
W
I�
LO
tlO
O
Q
}•1 -ii
r
a, w
W
"0
CV
p
Z
ca
O
a o
0
i z
z
O •o
(
G o
•�
U U
U
°
U
z'
N y
N
^ t7 rn
s
7
U
3e
v v
U
A
H dY-7
C/)
�
W
to
d
�r7Nr n :�
O
+��-'
c
❑ A '3t' f7 lo;
C
C
r:
r�
o
C
w
U
F
U
rn p, N N
O
a =W
C
w a
u
O
d
W
ami
E> u
o
W 0
U oC! O
Qv w
o
d
c
c
U u q uuy
b q O
b
a
° a
0 d.
'�
R
u
Q
{�Cy > ap,
Cj o
by U vy
�
O
V
•u
fJI
A
O
q y �i +°+
_R
•'o
� A U d
O rn
a
aw
O
L.
.
�y
_ej
O
93
caA
q
C
u
Co
U
❑
F
O
a
to DD u
b U. M cp
�v .G
A
'd u
V]
A i u
u
yV,
u
�" C u
CL .fl
�3
y V a
o°
N
a'
zcd
o
d
d)U
a{
o
0
o`
o
� d darn
a a aw
A
° � a
�•�
e �
C
uJ
Q1
Y
L
z El El F
❑
W ❑❑❑�
❑
w
L
v U
W
is
"0
CV
p
Z
ca
O
a o
0
i z
z
O •o
(
G o
•�
U U
U
°
U
z'
N y
N
^ t7 rn
s
V°]
U
is
o
p
Z
ca
O
a o
0
i z
z
rA
(
N
•�
c
U
GV
o
°
`
o
N y
N
^ t7 rn
s
V°]
U
3e
v v
U
A
H dY-7
C/)
a
W
�r7Nr n :�
O
+��-'
�•
❑ A '3t' f7 lo;
Y
C
r:
U
o
0 EoJI c%
U
F
U
rn p, N N
O
a =W
C
w a
m
ea Ho
22v
a
E> u
o
W 0
U oC! O
Qv w
q
d
c
c
U u q uuy
b q O
b
a
° a
0 d.
'�
R
A
Q
{�Cy > ap,
Cj o
by U vy
Lam.
O
W tD .O �.'
�a CA
O
q y �i +°+
� •� r7 �7
•'o
� A U d
� �^
aw
d y
ua
U�KA
�
drn
CL
C
Co
C
N
d
d)U
a{
o`
N
U
" a
uJ
Q1
Y
L
• O
C
L
O
O
L
v U
G
d
>
c
E
>
o
m
o
0
0
C�
"
Q
m
M
[0
2'
F
0
co
v
0
19
c%)
C)
z
w
4-1
o
p
Z
ca
a o
0
i z
z
rA
(
N N
•�
c
U
GV
o
°
`
o
N y
N
^ t7 rn
s
V°]
U
O x
R
v v
U
A
H dY-7
C/)
a
W
0
co
v
0
19
c%)
C)
z
w
4-1
0
O
ti
n-
rn
Q
m
lu
0
co
I-
i
0
p
a o
0
rA
0
N N
•�
c
U
GV
o
°
`
o
N y
0
^ t7 rn
u
V
o
p
v v
R
+�+•�
A
H dY-7
vw
z
W
z
�r7Nr n :�
�
w Fin W
+��-'
�•
❑ A '3t' f7 lo;
5U
p
C
r:
U
a. •o
0 EoJI c%
U
F
van
rn p, N N
a
a =W
C
w a
> abi a° s
ea Ho
22v
a
E> u
a z oo
C
W 0
U oC! O
Qv w
q
a�Y o
oo
z o
N
U u q uuy
b q O
b
a
° a
0 d.
'�
R
A
Q
{�Cy > ap,
Cj o
by U vy
Lam.
U •V U N
W tD .O �.'
�a CA
°
q y �i +°+
� •� r7 �7
•'o
� A U d
� �^
aw
d y
ua
U�KA
�
drn
w°
0
O
ti
n-
rn
Q
m
lu
0
co
I-
i
C0
CO
�c
03o
rn �
w
z
A
pW
Q
0
q
0
a o
0
rA
0
o
" a W
Or -
o
0
O
u
V
a41 c
a
a
vw
z
ri
�r7Nr n :�
C O
❑ A '3t' f7 lo;
5U
p
C
�qq
C- T y
C �' °
1
0 EoJI c%
U
rn p, N N
0
C7
U) y U
V1 U
z o [j
�3�g�_�w
a
a z oo
C
U oC! O
Qv w
a v
a�Y o
oo
z o
N
U u q uuy
b q O
+�•
0
�`
0 C
a�
h tio
N H Q bD
U-
o0
>
�
�o
U
C0
CO
�c
03o
rn �
w
z
A
pW
Q
C)
LO
r. -
C)
0
A
J
r,
a
E
O
� U
,N
od
4-1
F1
U a .N
=
ppO >
t0 W
N
L_ .7
O
G
48 bA
O
O : fii
O U 'AD
y
•U � N
aj
A
3 0
U N'
M.
_'0
i�
OU
eF'71 '.S
Laai
O vn
(41
Q
O p y)
O ro
U
'b •N
b U
Q N V
is
Q
A
U
U
g`i•-T F-1
N �
A
U a T
O T
LL
a ro
U � N
a
b o
a
i+
V c cli
bn
� p '
03
p 00
75 N
O U N.
v O U
U C N
W
PMR
P
u
L__
O
�
U
L:..
.O
.-
N
Nd
N}
N
N
N
N
N
T
a
CDL
r
co
co
M
NO
r
r
O
r
(D
It
r
to
0
O
O
O
O
y
.y
w
{tl
V
�
`•:
o .CLa
C1.
CL
R.
CL
i
LO
W
LiI
W
:
FyCD
W
W
r
N
(n
O
o
O
N
O
O
LO
r-
h
(n
O
O
O
a
E
O
� U
,N
od
4-1
F1
U a .N
=
ppO >
t0 W
N
L_ .7
O
G
48 bA
O
O : fii
O U 'AD
y
•U � N
aj
A
3 0
U N'
M.
_'0
i�
OU
eF'71 '.S
Laai
O vn
(41
Q
O p y)
O ro
U
'b •N
b U
Q N V
is
Q
A
U
U
g`i•-T F-1
N �
A
U a T
O T
LL
a ro
U � N
a
b o
a
i+
V c cli
bn
� p '
03
p 00
75 N
O U N.
v O U
U C N
W
PMR
P
u
L__
r.4
f°
b
79
i�
1111-A
i
7
0
O
0
0o
a .I
93
b
.N O
a
9
IV W
q U
w
b
m
C
chw
I2
(L
U)
I u
a
, d
I
u
i
i
N
O
0
ALI
do
u u
N
7D
w
M
Oc, CD
N
r
W
Oi m
O o
O
U
U
Id
> U
U
ZEn
U
w N
0
a3
cD
U
N
m d
N C
m o,
c
m W
v �
c N c
Ul C
O
Y
m
Ec o
t U
� n
O
Q m
9 o
43 4
a o U
U rn
O
U
c
0
Q
c)
43 O)
U d y
o pq -8
m
0
O
U
v
m
E
o
O
m
E
m
O_
m
C
m
0
U
d .'O..
ca (0
G
0
d C
L
d
d O
o
1. N
Q C
G O
U
O rn
C
Q N
.O
p N
b m
o c
G rn
LM c
cj W
w
vl
'O O y
❑ �Sz
In LO
in C)
z z
0w
F
E
o
U
O
C N
o9
cn >
C
> @
m c
0
o
C
Q ca
\
•o
m
N
m
a
y ya.4 W in'tr N ai p
�. H d V fel f�] U U
C
04 43 top c4 C-4 w
W GO E
m Ch (ON
[Ano > ..Ji ¢ aG
N .y a i O
W ^ 0 p
bo
CIA S w L.
m q
o
d
Q I..co
$34 Cd
0 0 0
qv a L a GL O a O 0 0
O d
C 7-i N d Q+ d 0 0 42 430
pp q y L M O
o a� ad
A
-0 C o
cs
G d b0 d '�%• .� a \ N O O
d L Q --
A Q^ > 0 L L N O y0
CJ
do° oAP�'O�I o a �tx
o U a P' p o d C� id 7 o °Ui °Ui
O o p �o p�U aLi n opq w o UU
U N CL ,a M d ••app P4 ■ ■
d� es uo w Q� �¢ Q ❑❑
a o
AA
❑
z
NMI
u
m
m
o14
Z d
U
a
1a
N
N
M 1:13
ti z
C
cd d
w
b
W
O
0
ti
m
U
b
'O
m
b
ab
a❑
is o
O
m
�z
>
U
cct
❑ ❑
O
� a
o-
q
N
o
a
w
-
41
d
a
m�
0
U
d
a.
r~+ y
O
0'
d
43O
v
c3
co
O
C
O
w
p
o
td.'
43
.a
o°
"
3
3
a
ani
>
W
0
o.°%
W
43
o a
d
m
o
0
a
�r U
U3
o
0
3
o a
❑0
td N
o
0
o
G
b
}
1
N
P�-I 0
Gp
y
a�
d
rig w
o
z
0 A
A
a
U
a
1a
N
N
M 1:13
ti z
C
cd d
w
b
W
O
0
ti
m
U
b
'O
m
Z,
P
x
N
w
0
ca
P-(
M
00
h
ab
a❑
m
�z
❑ ❑
O
� a
N
o
Wa
m�
0
a❑
U
c3
co
co
r-
0
0
0
rl-
cd
"
ca
o
N
d
3 a
o
a❑
>
W
o.°%
W
43
o a
bf
m
o
0
a
�r U
U3
0
3
a
❑0
td N
4
P�
G
b
}
o
p
P�-I 0
Io,
y
U
y
U] C14
N cn
❑ ❑
as
t
❑ ❑
a
�
N
�
N
U
a
W
N
43
21
o
p
d
� •o
Z,
P
x
N
w
0
ca
P-(
M
00
h
O
O
iw
L o
I, -
C,
O
o�
\ Cd
a
Q�
co
b
a
A
o �
W
rGn
l
0
b
N
a
0 O
r�
C
o
C,
� o
�y U
Fi W N
q c • q '`�
0 0 0 00
ag .y
Ww
N
¢
N
¢
N
¢
N
a
N
a
N
b
y O
m
y O O
q U H
�QI .Gyy
•.y
0 y
U Co
d•
st
N
CS
>
`ti
H
U
t
r
O
O
b
O
O
O
V
O
v
y
PI
0
o
��
y O `
C
09
W
o
U o u a
o ty
t0.
E
C O
1�
7
C
•a
�
C
L
L
L
.0
L
L
?
0
o
a
r
a
t
a
t
c
s
c
t
n
s
O
a
W
W
a
a
a
.n
a
i
O �
.q
u
•y
17
13
�
W )
o
u
O
O
�*
O
M
C
�y
O
O
O
W
N
di
to
W
Q
•Q
O
CD
O
o
N
O
O
O
I--
to
LLj
O
q
z
o q o
A
C 'v 3
U E 9
w�
^
v,
0 cl
NI
a o
U U
a,
N
� CI]
A
j
u
�
A
b
U a
u
T
�
T
'�
d
O
O
O
O
o
F"
P,
P.,M
Z
U
U
Q
fA
O
i0
Q
2 I ti
m
3 �a
U
c�
Ei .� c
d >a, ami
q •°• fwd
y
N
n O O N
q ` y ��
n O O
H
D d Q
� cd
�a
' 0
y b •U V /
d.3 U U
MR •o G O
O y
wg q
O
� C c'401d •�%1 N
7
eCd
C'i A
:oma .?�
>, C7 a.
� a Y
cn
a�
-Vol
.;� a L
O
tQ
C 0 o
7 rn •i' �'
d
n id
en
� a
G N
u ' q
70 cn
1 0 ^ U
5 0 t
3 ,
y
000 O
] c c O e]
N
O
N
Q]
Id
a
� • � .. T
I
0
0
LO
r -
O
W
wW
M
0
E
� •a
zrr
P64
w
H
G
E
�\C
C O
o
C, o
E O
wl
_
c
C4
�
a
o
U
d
O
v
zU)
w N
d
C d
0 N N N
v�
U
O
d (EI
C0
°
d
.0
a U
o
z
'a
O ,O.'
O
t. W
1-1
Ge W
z ••
U
y •;
d
O
h
W
O
h
C
�
a
as O
o
0
W
U
(Y
•c�
m
E
w
u
Ew
a o
S
oU
L U
u U
H
a)
a a
o
(�
a
a e.r d
O •y y
U
L o
eD
° ❑
❑
=
o,
y
u
to
'zo
a
_
as
z
u00AE
N�o0
¢
U y
ym
X
o
O
r - 00o
7
M
y
^c
oC
.N
o
Uca
m�
CAU
d
ID
V
0
W
O�1 OpD
/� cd
cd
Qi
�
"h
•y
[� U
"r
w Qw
¢ Q
L
(U
3
a
a
a ❑
❑
a
a
❑ ❑ M ❑ ❑
ml
G
E
�\C
C O
o
C, o
E O
wl
O
m co
O
0
a
o
U
U
o
U
a)
zU)
w N
rn
0
0
L9
N
O
CV
a)
z
a
0
P,
iii
E
m
O
m
¢
O Z
U U
E =
U C
cu
>
G
E
�\C
C O
o
C, o
E O
�
V
0
o
S
•Lro
`°
o
L
C
R.�2
C m
W 6
C7
wmsLin"';,M
O
C d
0 N N N
v�
•>
U>
. .V a)
d (EI
C0
°
M
a U
o
z
a=+ O
t. W
1-1
Ge W
z ••
U
y •;
O C
O
h
W
O
C
�
a
w
E •a
W
U
O
O E
o a
u = s
av •
u
Ew
a o
S
oU
as
O
a)
a a
o
U •O
4>3 v N
a e.r d
O •y y
U
L o
1..
°
oDi y L�
o d A �•;
o A ca
eC
1°
u
to
'zo
y
_
A'OaL
>'Sa
u00AE
N�o0
¢
U y
ym
X
o
fl°
r - 00o
"
M
c
^c
oC
.N
o
Uca
m�
CAU
d
e
�•4�
. o >
0
z .S
o
5
�� oavp.�o
36
�'
U
aw
[� U
"r
w Qw
¢ Q
m
O
m
¢
O Z
U U
E =
U C
cu
>
G
E
�\C
C O
o
C, o
E O
�
V
0
o
x
ca
0
a U
a o
oa 0
C m
W 6
C7
U �
aH
❑ ❑
m
O
?:
�IV
3
M
C
❑ ❑
cc
•" a
C �
C
O
OE
C
�
a
w
E •a
W
U
U Q
H❑
C
N
N
r
N
C
N
o
O
an)
N
ai
o
(j
o
D7
CL
"
C
v
>
CS
LU
d
'�
o
>
@i?
E
E
c
�'
U
OU
y
v
m
c
L
(U
3
°1
w
E
m
t'n
o
m o
o
°o
ai
..
>
Q
m
Q
�
m
Q
N
�Ny
�a77
C
U rOii
R
vNi
_
[-� U
ryii
c
O
C.O-.
w
zz�
r y
O
O=�
N O
p
o
U
¢
C
a
x
oD
S
U)
`a
o
5
.ca
E
U
v°�
�"
w
ami
rn
O
Ao
❑
z
R
101
oElGD
Q
c
G
E
�\C
C O
o
C, o
E O
�
V
�1
�� F
x
ca
0
a U
a o
oa 0
C m
W 6
C7
U �
aH
❑ ❑
O
�IV
3
m
❑ ❑
cc
•" a
C �
C
O
�
a
w
E •a
W
W
P� W
U Q
H❑
III
oElGD
Q
c
G
E
�\C
C O
o
C, o
E O
�
V
�1
�� F
w �
0
a U
IJ 1:1
C m
W 6
C7
I0
0
So
I-- o
❑ O
`V
co
V
ro
a)
a
x
0
0
0
N
0
0
m
P-4
1,
` } � _ � .t�
it
a
b
O
V
i..
.w
uJ
b
C) 40
L
L o
r� b4
0 C
O O
� O
a
O
pp dd
d
F� E
'O
N
'O
� •0.
0
r
oY
y
W ?
r
0
W
M
O
3.
r:1
z
as
o
U
0
O
o
U
o m m
bD
b0 bb
y
� w °)
Q
O i 0
4 b
w
O itl
o
0
y
N
N
a
3
N
N
"O
b0 O
U
rn U
`°
O
rn w
W W
O
¢
¢
¢
Q
oa
q
E
b �
❑
�+ c
�w
Lo
C
p
4
OO O
O
b
mo
a„
0
A
U
aCIO
�
C
m
v
y
�
❑(O
a
b0
m
G
U H
O
0 0
N r.4
=1
o
Co 0O
=1
W
0
o
E cc
❑
b N
z -o
t`
El
;�
N9N3
a
c
cu
U
� �
C
�+
R
CdO
V
V
y
o
y
O
�
co
co
F
U C)
(D
Q U
9
O
0
3 "
E
o
6
o
v
N
0q
C O
0 ti"
O
N,
o
u
CL co
b
.y
wo �
❑
crl
B U
W
ti
c
m U
U
C]
F
❑ G
r
❑ V �
O
\ �
COO O
O
U A, j
O L
O W
CD
�o
yQ•D d
V a
c
@) bo
Q a c w
a
O
1
C
o
C3o
C
= 3 +r
L
W
� U
E"
N
s En
y rn
m
CD
N
u
`� °d vOi
N
N
m o �_
x°'
e? a p
`^
kO•
CD
u "
U
O
In W
O ba
a
w .9
w o W
CL
0 0 C
°-
F.
"
O
C
E cc
M CZ
asC
u
C
a
W
"
A W r
o
E
II
N
C
AN
o
U
y
� w °)
0 0 0 0
0
y
N
N
N
N
N
N
W W
¢
¢
¢
Q
¢
Q
b �
o
b
O
y
�
b
m
G
U H
a •N
b N
c
cu
�+
R
O G
V
V
NLo
O
U O
C
co
co
O
O
(D
H
cn
co
O
C
o
6
o
v
o
O
N,
.y
ti
c
U H
O
O
1
O
CL
a
N
S
asC
u
o yyv,
E
qH
0
r
c
•a
•a
w
G
O
d
d
d
Q
d
O.
O
cl
O
.y
u
W
N
L
O
o
u)
0
v
0
cy,
a
O
O
O
U.I
N
In
W
CI
u
O
O
N
O
OL9
L
U
I
O
O
zT
A
dj
UWP
Q
a�
H
a
u
O O
u
U U
O
N cn
A
U
0
A
�
0 cy
C
0
U Q.
T
T
•a
O
t'�
?Ln
-
'^
`
0
0
0
o
v
v
o
o
F.
a
s
z>
U€"
o
it
U
Q
p
W
ca 42
.4
co
4-
�""� N
CD
a
o 3:
U 0
p O
� (U U N
_ N
d O
C
4)
w
n. o
E O
�ca
G
3 y
d)
U a
cc b
•y
ti c/j7 C
d p b > a,
. y N
v
s is m a
E ai A y 40,
o O a�
C y C
a O O C y
L vCli
Q F
QO
` O
a .0 �
C = N
o
❑ 2')� V
�w �
E o«d o
C 'y
ca
O �
*-9,.
' Ca
u ytl C
y
oCd
L _ �
u v cV Q
v II.
Q
y O M1)
N
S U O
" u
O � L O
e U
.n U O co
.w
m. d 7E 0 N
�oe� a
U y
C0 .
N
4,
O
N
O)
twC
a
I
34
a
P-1
a
0
U
ll
J
O .
I
W
N
H
z
U1
VJ
I
•
14
W
m
c
cn
d,
n
CL
T
N
N
cl
0
D
N
a
P5'
;4 a
34
P4 w
v
O .O
00
D
u
U
9 4 )o
W
z
Cd
0,
0 W
y
a y
LO
r
p o
rn H
N
c
A
T
3
U
CD
a
cn
11
Fa
y
N
00
6
i
v
J
41 v
r
O
°
a
v� o
UU
C
O
O
O
z
b
O
,L1
T
C
T
z�
R
t
d
R
y
v
o
y
V
a
J
o
L
y
U
m
,.o
U
a
PC
r+�
Abp°
aio
00
F.,,
O i p
a
U
u
Q CiY
ec°n
W a
y
a qi
p
N
a �>
�� °
oo
7
`-c°
m
%
v
v Q _n
A
`d > aoi^
p w
g
a
o
U y
u
c0i U v u
w o-0
•^ w
A ch -V
_
t7
O
O .p
U C �
v h
i�
u
�-
Q
A bL o
a
v 2
'd
Cl)
d
>>
H
1-! 3
u
a
!A
Q u
ani
a� v
(j v a
o
yam• v
a E-4 �
o'a
L ►. •O O
O a Z
A K
y
PG
C7
Fo
a
e
C
0
U
►
o a� o
a aQoo.0
o
Q
o a
]
a�
L;w
z
JEJEI
o 'o[2
aa)
5-1
iNDEIEN
❑
x
L
v
e
O .O
00
D
O
U
co
z
Cd
0,
0 W
y
a y
LO
r
p o
rn H
N
c
to
T
F.
U
CD
a
cn
H
W
O
00
6
i
M
M
41 v
r
O
°
a
v� o
UU
o
Y
U
z
U
❑(ryw; wr/j
O
G
m
z�
U
y>
0
p„Q
Tcl
;~�'�
y
❑4
dl
►w
e
O .O
00
D
O
U
I z
z
Cd
0,
0 W
y
a y
u
M N M
p o
rn H
aO
c
IU
x
F.
U
a
cn
Y
H
p
Q
tl bG
C fd
6
i
a
41 v
r
O
4) y
N
tn
C
42
r.
Y
a o W
;4,2
'O Z
rfi n Z
U
❑(ryw; wr/j
O
G
m
U
y>
0
p„Q
Tcl
;~�'�
y
❑4
dl
o
o
�a p,'
,.o
U
�
O
r+�
Abp°
aio
00
F.,,
O i p
a
U
u
Q CiY
aw
W a
y
a qi
p
N
Eh
�� °
oo
7
U �'
F�
A
�a
`d > aoi^
p w
a% Vo
a
a
o
U y
u
c0i U v u
w o-0
•^ w
A ch -V
_
t7
e
a
o
Q.� N y
.1
v h
�
R
C
y a Q ❑v
a
A
U. AR
Cl)
waW
H
1-! 3
O "'UO
din
=
,
7--S
in A A
I
C7
Fo
`�
U
o
n.
O
o 'o[2
aa)
U
E)-
x
L
o
a
U
U
0
C
c>
>
N
>
O
�+
o
O
r
o
d)oi
rn
o
�
m
M
co
!Y
C F-
e
O .O
00
D
bD o
U
I z
z
Cd
0,
0 W
b U
a y
u
M N M
p o
rn H
aO
c
IU
x
F.
U
a
cn
°
H
p
Q
tl bG
C fd
6
i
a
E
C N
to >
O co
@�
L
m
co
d y
z Q
0
w
7
W
9
a
a
� 4
w
❑ p
SOI
Lo
0
0.
x
Q �
v .O
0°
a
a
q ❑0
end
d
fr�a+
SOL
W o
O
ow
o
•q
w
co
0
10
MI
LO
M
LO
T-
x
Cf
0
fi
fi
N
m
4
O
0
15
a
0
E3
U
N
Q
'0
co
M
.1
O .O
00
D
bD o
U
O0 ,
v
h .r n
UU U p
a y
M N M
,LOQ.
ed q+•=►-
� ��
y
ar�d
bbb
•O'
p
Q
tl bG
C fd
6
i
Gly
41 v
r
OC N b
U
4) y
N
tn
C
42
r.
�^
x 0
a o W
;4,2
'O Z
rfi n Z
U
❑(ryw; wr/j
G
UA�
y>
p„Q
Tcl
;~�'�
Uca7a
❑4
dl
o
o
�a p,'
,.o
p 0° 43 v
o l
r+�
Abp°
aio
00
F.,,
O i p
a
U
u
Q CiY
aw
W a
eoos�s
a qi
p
o
aQ
�� °
oo
dV
U �'
F�
A
�a
`d > aoi^
p w
a% Vo
a
a
o
U y
u
c0i U v u
w o-0
•^ w
A ch -V
_
t7
e
a
o
Q.� N y
.1
v h
�
R
C
y a Q ❑v
a
A
U. AR
w
waW
Ow'
1-! 3
m
0
din
9
a
a
� 4
w
❑ p
SOI
Lo
0
0.
x
Q �
v .O
0°
a
a
q ❑0
end
d
fr�a+
SOL
W o
O
ow
o
•q
w
co
0
10
MI
LO
M
LO
T-
x
Cf
0
fi
fi
N
m
4
O
0
15
a
0
E3
U
N
Q
'0
co
M
.1
00
a
a y
a ,g u
.°
1--1 � �
•CO
0
CD
y �
o
P�+o
�a
U °
.n
m
U
❑(ryw; wr/j
� W -0
O W
C7
y>
�V7j7
�O'' C •a ami 'a
O
0
'� ,Q
❑4
O
O
p 0° 43 v
o l
N
t O °� o
e3R � •� O
u o
O U
r
v� 'o
o
O
N
a
p
� •b
w
K
O pp�.�
U �'
w
F
o
I
u
o
as a j'qy u o
�
z
i
o
Q.� N y
.1
v h
f,, �+ 3�•J
O
aOi N O
"•1
C
y a Q ❑v
•p
COQ �1 CA
waW
U
a
`" o
o W
m
0
N id cd
y
,
7--S
in A A
O
LO
0
w
V
0
a
L
6T
A
v
C�t
E •iEl
ta
0 E
1
A
C4
J2
r
0
v
r.
N
Fl
W
N
U
y
y
�
U
O
y..
O'
N.
G_
O .
O
w
N
N
N
N
N
N
aCLaa>2
n
d
-
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
<
Q
b
N
G
fj
b
a
N
N
(n
N
N
(D
rn
N
0)N
)`
o
e)
0
0
N
q
O
1�1
y
�d
o
cd
A
a
n
n
L
a
O
•
M
42
o'
WW
TS?
U
W
W
t—
r
w
w
N
0
0
to
M
N
N
O
O:
�f
O
N
N
CV
N
O
ICV
CD
Z>
E
v
r.
N
Fl
W
N
U
y
'b 0O
❑
p
z
a
c
0
m
c
CD
CO
c
z
w
6q7
O
N
U y
G
D
w
0
N
G
�
O
N
C)
W
N
i
a
�
Q
A.
N
n
x
�
O
U
U
a>i
o
zr
p'
o
o G
V
m
W U
Ned
�Woz
W n
0
°:
o
qH
y0� e
oC
o ` ✓ka
�
u
CL O
O w0
�'
G
s a
w
N
�'.
I
.Vi
N 4N
bo
Y
G
•�
m
a
y
m
•+� „
U H
d>
C)
Fq
o
G
r7
�a7!
G
pp
G
r
C]
o
d
cis
C
O
e
r
U N v
d
u
K
_
W
YS
O
p
G
Ql
V
•o
C
3
Q
Gal Y
O
v
aEp
ea
a
c
U
o
SE.z
r7
CO
Go
>,o
yN
W
0
0
t q
°°L"
A cd
oo
b❑D a0
m y
>:p
d
d
d
d
�
d
Qa
y U G t..�
V DO O U y
N
z
0 Q
w dAOa'L'0 o
o,5
iri
C
p
x
G
GN`1
F ^J
'b 0O
❑
p
z
a
c
0
m
c
CD
CO
c
z
w
6q7
Uq
N
U y
G
D
w
0
O
O
m
N
C)
W
N
C
CC)
cn
a
A.
N
o
x
r�
q 61 V
pW
7
Tj
U
U
a>i
o
zr
Ff N
w
N
'b 0O
❑
p
z
a
c
0
m
c
CD
CO
c
z
w
6q7
Uq
Q
U y
G
D
I z
0
�
O
b
v0, O b
U
T
o
N
m
cn
a
A.
N
o
x
r�
q 61 V
pW
7
Tj
m U
WP"
o
Y
Ff N
r" ON1 ON N
Oi
d �O l0
V
m
W U
N
�Woz
W n
0
°:
o
qH
y0� e
d
o ` ✓ka
�
�` •
a,
r^-
�'
G
s a
;d'�.5
U
I
4
v
Y
G
o❑n
y V a
W
p
N C
N
d>
C)
w a a
>
>
O
O) N ¢
w C'3 z
G
r
C]
o
cis
C
O
•� p
a
r
U N v
d
u
m
D
o
w'
-o
Ql
ua 0
P. c'
m
o
0,
Eml o
oU
p
v
aEp
B
m
o
C
CO
Go
>,o
yN
W
t q
°°L"
A cd
oo
m y
>:p
d
C
d
C
O
U
Qa
y U G t..�
V DO O U y
N
z
0 Q
w dAOa'L'0 o
o,5
iri
C
p
x
G
GN`1
F ^J
o
ui
o
A
U
U
„p
Y o �q1
y� pq
o p
Z
cid
U
G
Q
o 4
o o P, E
kWcj
a
a
❑
)
U
•E
m
o
v
3o
U
OU
c
E
`mc
a
E
o,
m
0
cc,:)
0
j
m
Q
CO
'b 0O
❑
p
z
a
c
0
m
c
CD
CO
c
z
w
6q7
Uq
Q
U y
G
D
I z
Z
�
O
b
v0, O b
U
T
o
m
cn
a
A.
N
o
x
r�
q 61 V
pW
7
Tj
m U
WP"
o
O
Ff N
R
U
0
C:
N
(0
0
0
N
C:
U
rn
03
N
CI
C:
c
W
v
O
.id
IUi
Y 3
o
N
u)
00 O
A
D
N
o 13 m
O
o
D
W
C 0
c N
0"¢z
e
o Z
z
�-
m C o
N
q cid
m
r�
q 61 V
pW
7
Tj
-4
c? c?
El
o
O
Ff N
r" ON1 ON N
Oi
d �O l0
V
m
W U
N
>
�Woz
W n
0
°:
o
qH
y0� e
eon
(V .yam
e%;'!
o ` ✓ka
�
�` •
a,
r^-
�'
G
s a
;d'�.5
-°
C
I
4
v
Y
G
o❑n
y V a
W
p
N C
N
d>
p cd id
w a a
�. a
O
O) N ¢
w C'3 z
G
r
O
O
•� p
a
vJ .� al•
t, 3 aqi
U N v
d
u
_
p
D
o
w'
-o
o
ua 0
P. c'
3
o
0,
Eml o
oU
p
v
aEp
aqo�
o
o
C
yEf
> 3
Go
>,o
yN
t q
°°L"
A cd
oo
m y
>:p
d
103
YU.N A pQi
O
i ,�
Qa
y U G t..�
V DO O U y
z
0 Q
w dAOa'L'0 o
o,5
iri
N
q
p
x
G
O N
F ^J
'� 'C
W
A
U
'a
q m c�
„p
Y o �q1
y� pq
o p
Z
cid
U
N .q
o Cj
a t c
o 4
o o P, E
kWcj
a
a
❑
IUi
Y 3
o
N
u)
00 O
A
D
N
q
O
❑
D
W
C 0
c N
0"¢z
o Z
0
m C o
q cid
El
10, -a
g
❑
V
m
U N
q
U
O T
T c
N
L
3 "cU� O
co A
r
C13
CLO
G
N C
N
O N
C
O
O) N ¢
w C'3 z
O
a
r
b
O
(O�
9 U
T
�
ami
q Y O
.0
q
0
y
cd d
-o
o
ua 0
P. c'
o
0,
Eml o
C.)
N o 3 3
O
N
y a
Ep 60+
N
a
co
0
to
CDCD
r r
UO 'ii
0
a En
R3
w
Lo
M
LO
cn
U
v
N
C
o E
r �
N U
ai
0
O
N N
b U❑❑
bo of
w�
U
;o
o ❑c+,
U
U
43
W
a] ❑
Lo r r l
m
mm
W
0
W
N
N
0 0
P-1
C)
M
�I
Oo
Or)
1�
C] U e 1 00
v C7
z
d
o C
a�
H
Oti
y
N
p
t
O
N
N
N
O
N
d)
U
VA
U
>j
T
>+
(a
d
>
m
ca
T
O O
aCayy
O o
0
Q
Q
Q
Q
a
U'
E
E
N
E
N
E
W
m
a
n.
a
a
a¢
a
m
a
W
v
b
o
u
o
91
U H
P,
� N
W
N
O
o
F;
O
c
1--�
O O
N
O
O
N
O
O
d'
N
O
O
1-�
O
m
N
O
O
C7
.a
w
q
v �
a�
0
C
o
o
e
N.py
b r-
H
W
0
1
c
p
4
ctl
9
a
s
o
E
�
O Q
W
U O
•
PO7
C
v .
�
a
o
L
L
L
L
L
t
o
0
d
O
a'
Ed
im
m
o
V �
•y
A
L G
C W
b
O
v
Ce)
O
Cl)
O
./
W
C
�O
ww
• Q
u
N
o
m
rn
o
O
N
M
N
O
.�
u
G
V
L
C
L
z
G T O
o q v
A
A U o
u
a
91
ell
r.
s c
u
p"
u H
O
O U
q N
�
U3
a A
o u
C y
S A
o
A �
o U
a
C
w
y
y
N
p
O
E
d)
>j
d
PA
HPLI P, P,`� I- IZl>lo
Cd
ca
N c)
oZj
Cl
CU
O U =
� U
� a �
� o
b
LL o
U
N
a N
b o
:moa
YVOi m �4
a� El y
A7 (D
Q Z
a:
u .n
o•�'d
:. tn
u0
uU U
w
o O
D •N [� y
9
,Cl !
y cd
L �t•(1 q
N
U
4 _y
0
o
C,
4a
z�
0
93
z
m
C
0
C. •d
O
t�
0 0
r
N
O
N
U
Cd
PA
v��
\
w
0 0
D
d
ch o
79
w
f7
m CD
N N
cm 0
Im W O O
L
O fl.12
C
C 0
. O •D
U
O
U
a>i
-w
z�
N
0
0
N
d
Y
O
U
>
m c
m
m rn
a c
-o W
c n c
_ (n
1 c
O y
N O O
m �
x y
E w m
o U
c>
N m
W m
c'3 c3 ❑
0
z z o
� � a
n o L)
O0
U cn
O
0
c:
Cl)
c
U
U
c
a�
Y
0
`m
C
c
E
v
u
9
G
d
C
u
c
a
E
G
❑Q
m
o m
L? 19
N 0
N M
c o
z z
o w
a
y
x
O .s
C,
o d)
Its
b
d
E
0
x
0
En
L
a
z
w
C:- v t-
in
0
0
U
aH
�
• L
CA
cd U
J7 U
Com] U
fn
01 ON ONCN C14 N
�O �O �O
M M M
L
4R
C
U
w
u
o
L
o
N
7
N
C
>
@a1
C
OU
R
El�a
a
m
o
C43)
E '� to
���
_c �
h
Z
w
E
❑ ❑
gn
.
¢
—
C
o
= ed
� d�
Q
O
0�
M
O
O
m
Q
m
a . �
W
3
0
c c
'n a
r
� a
E o c
uPa
a o 0
.gip
C
3
o
E a
>"
u
a G p M">
o
A
i o
o a•
A to
;d 0
0cn 0
G F"
.n o
a 1. E xa m
U Q
�p
o Q
>'V
>� °
L L N
E u G U
a`i
PI __
❑
a
9
L.
'U O
pp
4-i Ql A Q
y ❑ N
U O .�
O
N
❑
o
°•ops
W
u
d
U
r.m
C=iAU d
7 o�
PL
y
x
O .s
C,
a 0
Q�
N El
a zC:) Z
o
U
N
U E
U ❑
N
❑
O
0 c^aJ
.pp �
❑
0
O O
Q�
Q
r"I•D O I �`V
L N
7 N
O �
Gl �
C O
O N Q
c
W j"5 Z
0
C O O
O � U
ca
❑ m E n
E
E p O O U
- b
o w a
L !yy
.C.7
ti 1N U
eo 00
a h
0 d
k
ca7
0u 2 ?'
w° z 0 ca M
cu
I
U
a
M
O
to
n
It
mIt
O)
d)z
A
4
N u)
b
0
C
w
LO
CLI
U)
.n
O
N
o E
N U
U
L2
❑
m
E
o�
N tU
.❑ U
a
to
w�
o d)
Its
b
d
x
0
c
d
L
a
z
w
C:- v t-
0
z• r:
U
aH
�
• L
CA
cd U
J7 U
Com] U
y
C/ d � l
O
El
01 ON ONCN C14 N
�O �O �O
M M M
L
4R
C
U
w
u
N
�+ �C C" 'I
c, CD
Oca
N
7
N
Fi
py
.0
c
R
El�a
a z
C43)
E '� to
���
_c �
h
Z
w
Cc,
❑ ❑
A
a
¢
a i
a❑i "
c`d 3
= ed
� d�
r
y 6
O
0�
M
O
°a
a❑i
a . �
W
3
0
c c
'n a
r
� a
E o c
uPa
a o 0
.gip
0
�
3
o
E a
>"
u
a G p M">
o
A
i o
o a•
A to
S
G F"
.n o
a 1. E xa m
o
\
o Q
>'V
>� °
L L N
E u G U
❑O Q
❑o U N
9
L.
'U O
pp
4-i Ql A Q
y ❑ N
U O .�
uj
qq
N
❑
o
°•ops
o a ❑
w
U
r.m
C=iAU d
7 o�
PL
ca
ti•Q�
�vci^_aU,o a
"Ude
yo cd
0
wW
a
aki'
A
a 0
Q�
N El
a zC:) Z
o
U
N
U E
U ❑
N
❑
O
0 c^aJ
.pp �
❑
0
O O
Q�
Q
r"I•D O I �`V
L N
7 N
O �
Gl �
C O
O N Q
c
W j"5 Z
0
C O O
O � U
ca
❑ m E n
E
E p O O U
- b
o w a
L !yy
.C.7
ti 1N U
eo 00
a h
0 d
k
ca7
0u 2 ?'
w° z 0 ca M
cu
I
U
a
M
O
to
n
It
mIt
O)
d)z
A
4
N u)
b
0
C
w
LO
CLI
U)
.n
O
N
o E
N U
U
L2
❑
m
E
o�
N tU
.❑ U
a
to
w�
0
In O
O
LO V r
C
O
> a w
°' o a
�6
y o , o
o v U
L O
❑a
0 O
0 •• c.
L ❑ E
� E c o •y
2 y o ca
Ca
•N U G
y N Vi
� � W
❑ ❑
E/ . Ln ei
L L• y
L L O
C,En
4 a
c o
.5
ca OD U C
w v ChD
O
O
In
N
4•-i
0
(U
91
P.
W
MC\l
b
d
x
E �
7 U
U
aH
El
Oca
7
3
2
R
El�a
a z
❑
.SC
U
❑ ❑
R1
.n
>s
a
O
R
C
❑o
i
°a
a . �
W
3
o'a
W
W W
U Q
2 E
0
In O
O
LO V r
C
O
> a w
°' o a
�6
y o , o
o v U
L O
❑a
0 O
0 •• c.
L ❑ E
� E c o •y
2 y o ca
Ca
•N U G
y N Vi
� � W
❑ ❑
E/ . Ln ei
L L• y
L L O
C,En
4 a
c o
.5
ca OD U C
w v ChD
O
O
In
N
4•-i
0
(U
91
P.
W
MC\l
��.:
�'
Lr-
co
O
LO
O
W
m b
C •2
0 O
xi ❑
01
CL
9
m
C
o
U
y
b
O ° n
N
T
C
¢
E
a
N
T
C
¢
E
a
N
¢
N
T
C
¢
E
a
N
¢
N
T
C
¢
E.
a
b �
b
y O
� C C
d a U H
P, y
�y N
w b
7 W .2 U
u
R: o q
e
°n• H
O
O
N
r
N
-
e1
b
C
0
0
0
0
0
H
rv� U
Q)
O
C
O
.N o
rh
�
o
o
CL
•b �
Ql
L
c 4
S
O O N
U
0 0
O
•D
C
v
N
C
C.
L
0
w
m
m
m
m
=
O
d
•N N
y.
�
Q
C)
o
u
(x
G
O
w
w
ea
U
G�+
r
It
, D
O
O
N
MN
O
L.
U
G
>, o
O
z
4 7
A
C3 ,b
U43
pUp.�
Q
a
o
u
v
R C]
d
o
U U
0
lu C/I
A
U
U
A
b
G
U a
p
N
b
y
°
a
s
Z>
U
Q
W
w
a
C
..yi M• -
CO
y O
w
H N Y
a
o 1:
U 0
-O O
ca
_ N
°3 cd Ey
� O
w
ol, W W
� W
O v a
uj
U
ca [
3 0
m v
•3 .Q N
U '.0
a aEi 0Cd
0 -d '> 110
ma
N
7 00
m
ai O D fl C
�� Qz
3
L .r..7
°b
Q-
N
C O v1
•�
U •y u C
o �
_ 7 Y
E `2 c" �
o
Lcd
t= C U py Q
Z (U
Ln
Y
` m O N N
r.+ d O
� on
CJ
C
- IDI
f r
43 Es
FaU
u y
a
' V O
v U En
� W N
O
� = Qp ❑ O
a Eo,o w
u o
°
N
W
O
N
0
�
°
a
I
0
5
0
I—a
\
W
w
N
z
N
w
P
c
O
G
ca
C
0
a�
U
N
N
co
0
O
0
yE
L
In (n
00 d)
LC) >
0 @
LO
M
U cd
z
Cl
CU
I
0
`
W
07
O
v9
V] O
aa•
N
W
U
�
'U
O
U
U
U
u
a
z�
W
12
P
c
O
G
ca
C
0
a�
U
N
N
co
0
O
0
yE
L
In (n
00 d)
LC) >
0 @
LO
M
F—
d)
O
a
U
C
O
N
11
J
.� .0 y •:-i b U $I
a O O O
60
pU
u
N QNi N
q .7qq R. U U W U q U O lr7 O
Q O •N
Q' q O ..q '> ••
C4
C U
ca uw ul �z W SA
d� a o -z o yW °� ..
U i1'b y U C'3 yy L
44
0 M0 4j
o EO
rf 5i ° C rn A w
�i w �a go mum r
,mo°o � o a Le
A A ow 3 e Uo U y
0 o
C a •�'p Sp-. .0. u O C Qt M
O�U�.MrA w°
v a
PL, .di
bpa
a�
P,
°El 0
0 0
w
.0 0
L
Q 'gamg a
d
It ❑ .9
O
`? U
�
odl
epi
A
w
'E
M
M
x
M
CD
O
z
r`
W
•7
U)
R
W
N
'D
LL
LL
v
C
E
C
O
g'
l
a
N
M
,d
U cd
z
z
b
¢
v9
z d
aa•
N
W
U
�
'U
i0
� a
O
O
a
ti
>'
12
O
e o
s
u U
•y .q
o
0
t
d.
L
oaa
❑ d w w
..
a
°c
Q1
n
F—
d)
O
a
U
C
O
N
11
J
.� .0 y •:-i b U $I
a O O O
60
pU
u
N QNi N
q .7qq R. U U W U q U O lr7 O
Q O •N
Q' q O ..q '> ••
C4
C U
ca uw ul �z W SA
d� a o -z o yW °� ..
U i1'b y U C'3 yy L
44
0 M0 4j
o EO
rf 5i ° C rn A w
�i w �a go mum r
,mo°o � o a Le
A A ow 3 e Uo U y
0 o
C a •�'p Sp-. .0. u O C Qt M
O�U�.MrA w°
v a
PL, .di
bpa
a�
P,
°El 0
0 0
w
.0 0
L
Q 'gamg a
d
It ❑ .9
O
`? U
�
odl
epi
A
w
'E
M
M
x
M
CD
O
z
r`
W
•7
U)
R
W
N
'D
LL
LL
v
C
E
C
O
g'
l
a
N
M
,d
U cd
.� °'
v9
aa•
N
W
U
�
'U
O
a
ti
>'
12
O
e o
s
•y .q
o
u
t
d.
pp
z U C O v
oaa
❑ d w w
..
a
°c
n
m
43
C O
7 y o�'
r 40
O U
i
U
U C
CD
ai
ca
.gip Ng O
ani c
N
\
q�p
C ctl •EO v
U .b
O I
off^ as
zsL
co
p N
43 b
V] N U
�g
o
N \
cn A
w
as o
"w
U C
w u
Uo�
v 9
�
U u U•p
N
U
U
�U-0�
oo
N N z
tq
Ln
i
pWpCQo
ca ¢ O
U u
b�0
w o W
N
o
d U U
� 7�q
o
O
A A A
LO
rlO
0
W
N
d
,9 Q
W ❑
CL
E
0
cd U
06
C
H ca
cn
Cf)
U >
'b
cd 4 w N
'1j
p � F
ly �
n
ca.
O
q
q Q A+
O U N
Q �
N
3 O
U O
d) 0 U Q
•�5
W go
cd
H 10
Q (O
q „b
.0
b N
w
a
A
0
U
0
� o
'S
o
a
O
C) V N On
4m a
u
epi ' J � o
O U N
a
chi 4
43 O rjkd
US w 60
_
W
i.
O
O:
U
u:
as .
Py
w
.y
•E
V
W
N
N
N
N
N
7
7
CL
a
a
a
a
n
a
a
a
_
O
F.
e
N
a.
to
to
LO
Nt
6
Co
O
O
O
o
N
O
O
o
C
O
.y
w
yU.
1+
n
�y
..7
0
14
w
L
a
L
a
a
a
z,
..,0 .,.;
.�''•'
'
. o
W
ch
C?
cn
I?
M
�
U
O
W
WW
W
Ill
_...
k`"
N
o
N
o
ry
10
o
ch
o
t,-
tet;
ao
co
N
N
N
N
O
N
W
a,
'•�'� "'
F
N
Y.
U
CL
E
0
cd U
06
C
H ca
cn
Cf)
U >
'b
cd 4 w N
'1j
p � F
ly �
n
ca.
O
q
q Q A+
O U N
Q �
N
3 O
U O
d) 0 U Q
•�5
W go
cd
H 10
Q (O
q „b
.0
b N
w
a
A
0
U
0
� o
'S
o
a
O
C) V N On
4m a
u
epi ' J � o
O U N
a
chi 4
43 O rjkd
US w 60
V-
0
N
Ul
Y
m
5D
U
N
m
0
m
m
n
9
U
C
U)
0
N
O
E
7
m
CI m
z z
w
F
w
ON
N
m
`;tW
N
q
.d.
t--
O
0
m
O �U
CO d)
c
m
m
e
G
cc
U
�
O
zrn
v
W
�
d
cc
�
d
❑
a rg
v
u
O
d
A
0
�o
tu
�
a
o
0
a
U
it
p
N
u
�
yr❑
C
0
0
O
q
w U
N "'
V t�
a
N
y
Cd
•b�
tn
d
fnO
O
�
o
=+
�
' z �ap.,��
U
Q �
o
^J
w
>
yds
q
❑
❑
O
c
v
Q
o
q
aci
OCr
o0°
IIIU
0
o
iv.
m
-o
d
o
a
d
c
Cd
v
A
aai
9
W
�
L
w0
L
w
O
1.
O
a
�{
6
M
•u
a+
•w
u
U
y
r+
w
ba
s
m
0
El
El
°oF
c
m
M❑❑
d d
��a,
a
El
El
m
V-
0
N
Ul
Y
m
5D
U
N
m
0
m
m
n
9
U
C
U)
0
N
O
E
7
m
CI m
z z
w
F
w
ON
N
m
`;tW
N
�y
t--
O
0
m
O �U
CO d)
c
m
CD O
dy U
U
m
zrn
ate¢
W
N
V-
0
N
Ul
Y
m
5D
U
N
m
0
m
m
n
9
U
C
U)
0
N
O
E
7
m
CI m
z z
w
F
a
bm
N�L'
+�
d
o
m
O
N
a)
�y
O
0
O �U
CO d)
c
m
CD O
m
¢
ate¢
w
d
m
a rg
0
�o
E
W
U
CEI
yr❑
C
(U
q
w U
N "'
V t�
a
N
y
Cd
•b�
tn
d
fnO
0
0
o
iw � py
' z �ap.,��
U
Q �
o
d>
yds
wao
�Q
O
c
ca
o
aci
o0°
0
o
m
a
c
Cd
0 >>
o
o U
~�
n
o
ct o
`m
U
> +°'' 3
c
ii
0
c
E
•�
ba
s
m
0
0
°oF
c
m
d d
��a,
a
¢
m
E
m
¢
g
-
m
� a
a
bm
N�L'
+�
d
o
m
N
O
�y
z
O �U
CO d)
'D
CD O
¢
ate¢
d
m
a rg
0
�o
P+
W
a
bm
N�L'
+�
d
o
m
k
fRoM
CEI
yr❑
o a 7 cry GoMoM^�z
o
q
w U
N "'
V t�
a
•p,•p,
y
Cd
•b�
tn
� y
N •y
iw � py
' z �ap.,��
U
Q �
w+
d>
yds
wao
�Q
�
o.a
W
o0°
U
a
Cd
0 >>
o U
^
n
o
ct o
0
3 a o.
> +°'' 3
3° o
ctnn
0
ba
s
17.
A
d d
��a,
a
o
w
cl
o of
V GLV
w p.
g
O U
v O A
.•-
� a
p
U {7
A
Vl Q O rh
L�.' O
67 V
[d 'O
O
•j"•+ Gi d
U
q d
��C.i
;
'0
w
„�� u
y .`,a' F
QOe.
..00
sU��A
o
A
j
�Q
0
L4
oc o
C N
Elm
O
R7 H
0
m Q
U
El ❑ '�yy
O Z
O
z-
c
a
(V
4-4O
c7 q
c s
p
y
p p
z
Q+
O
x
d) m
F
3
M
y
3 c
0
0
CL
P.
01 z o
a
I m U Q
N O �
m
b
�
4
q
1
Lo
El El
0 •U
El•OD
;CNa�
U
a
n.
FaCD
COO
a G,
a
CD
�
a)aa) O w
co
p'
V
f!
p a
.n cV p
N
b 3
)
Pa W
W
U ¢� a
LCA
\
IA 0
�
❑' ❑
d
°1
m A
m
0
oo
I
l� l
CL
N
O
`y
In u�
CO co
Q
>
b> O o
a
m
N N
t�
N
o
Co
`
�
❑❑❑❑y�
b
0 y
�+ a
p
b
• y y
F y.
C O
N Q
Iw
cd
0
,d
\
o
0
o Z0
eo❑
0
�
a
a
0
VpyJ
El El ;R
y
O Q
U
N
O
o
O
q
O
O
R
O
b
4)
0
iy
•� r
a 0)c3p
R
'0
q
o o
.n
C7
O .�
N
. = F'i
,��,
•x
w 'V 40
N
PF -I U
°
o
a c ccd
Oma, n o
c. > C
0 0�(
`
Q
Elo
o
w
a
N
A
w o o °:
o o C
❑❑
y❑❑
(�
'Ni
o d
b �
a G
0
0
N
0
N ce
0
O [L N
N U
a 0 I
Q F
N
U
U U
U
F
a
o d) y y
j
aCi O
4
F
v v
P]
N y
>�, En ad
w
wzC7AA
a
Ww��
41
0
H •�
a7 .n
0a
9
a
00
.N
�❑
3
O
U
w U
O O O
a
a.
g
a
a
a
W
z
z¢
z
z
z
W
O �"
V
0
m
G
O O
P-4 o
'b
W
Ly
O�
O
17 [�
o
O
r
O
N
.00
rfl
O
O
O
O
N
C)
°
o
'rn
O
G
q
"
G
O O
W
U
o
d
O
. b
i
U
o
E
U
G O
O ¢
O$
3 F
u
4
C
o
y
a
3
L
L
L
L
i
in
y O
L
a
o
O
a
.�Ct
a a
L
p. ^•
1
V
L
L
L
L
m
'
O
G y
O
v J
d
`ry W
0
Cl)
C?
a7
a
C.
u
r
U
d'
<F
O
D7
O U1
y
ti
O
O
N
CD
m
aU.
•i,
u
r.
V
w
A
O
%
q
>
A U��
a
c7
Q
N
C.
u
O
a
'�
w
u
•p'
O
r
aaNi
U
N
c
o
A
V
A
T
O
A
O
d
O
El
4
S
u
u
a
w
e
o
W
�
�
o
H
w
a+
Z>
oo
)
d
w
❑
Cd -r--e
ca
CD
co
olf
� N �
0 a
aa)
ICU,
;�d 0 _
U
i-� 0
U UID
N
N
b
6] 60
W
¢� O
� A
U
Cd
• O
Cd Q
a fi
u.
f
cd O
d Q
N
�e- U Pi
3 a
a 0
0
0
ca� O
E�
u b > �
I `vO [fid � m N
N
' °7 O
;g. . 2
N N
p b Q Zi
r�
7A
0,
5•° q vOi
o
n
o
'-A
° l O
a7
Kj-.Cl LM
)N A
�
C=)
=a�o
z��y�
O }� cn
y N O
v M
O cy dl
O
¢
m
? to 0y
a _ C Cd
,a
G 3
CC, y
�w ai
od,o w
u m O
.0 F] a7
O ' U mil
d
U
O
"d
O
N
cV
0
w
U
4
N
4-1
O
N
N
9
=•1
O �
O
b
i.
6�
b
H-1
p o
u
O pc
S.a •� Oy
pc
a
U O T
y W To
c
it v
a�
Qi
ca
O
V � � n
A �¢cr
b " a
O L
a L
`o
c«,
b o
o N o
G =
E is E
o a
Q A c
•c U
10-
d w
u is
W ` u
u m
= u
O
1� u c
ti L C
Z = W
pZ
y a
V� d cn
10 c
W < C
LN 2
�M LL
a Q m
a � A
i c
O
a 5 8 •_o.
u z W
z,
w
ccfs
■❑❑❑
w
m
m
v
n W r -
C
O
U U 2
zV w
(D
rn
m W
c C/)c
N O C
`n 0
ai c �
Y
m
•E �'
E U
O ` >� m >
> � m
o � a
y �
z z U
� � a
aC/I a
U UO
n
C
O
Q
N
O
O
m
ti
v
0
O
0
0
m
.5
U
N
U
c
Y
0
ar
c
m
E
0
0
m
CD
0 cc
L9 l0
Ln Ln
N O
t� M
z
z
r.
w
a
T
3
O
CL
o b
•o
a
0
O
d
o`°
8
a
❑
o z�
R
u
u
o
air.
Ln
W
n
U
T C
m.
C
aai
C
d
D
�4't�
I❑-ja
W
p�
C: B
a
a
o
5
CL
9wC
O)
S SI SW
xt
.o.
ee
•Q.
C
vEci
El E]>N
•y
�°_';
s ,N
z
—
>
Fa
bu
aw9
L
w °�
w
o
o
` O
o
=Oa
v_
a c
y
41
y
y
O
W
a
ca
G
m
Q
� a.
.. u
O
m
bD ba Q
pW,,
•y
a
•y
U U d
d
w
u
> �7
O .'�� O
U > U
tio
W\
El El
1:1
El
o •x
❑Q�z
pow
w
m
m
v
n W r -
C
O
U U 2
zV w
(D
rn
m W
c C/)c
N O C
`n 0
ai c �
Y
m
•E �'
E U
O ` >� m >
> � m
o � a
y �
z z U
� � a
aC/I a
U UO
n
C
O
Q
N
O
O
m
ti
v
0
O
0
0
m
.5
U
N
U
c
Y
0
ar
c
m
E
0
0
m
CD
0 cc
L9 l0
Ln Ln
N O
t� M
z
z
r.
w
a
T
3
O
CL
O
0
0
N Q
co Z
•o
O U
6 w
U a
m
U
a
N
M
0
O
l0
Z
U O
Np, CO)
b
ru M
a ED
W m
0
Z
J
r
C6
W
O
m
O
a
3o
O ❑
a
a
a
G ■
aH
❑ ❑
s
Co
a z
❑ ❑
a
} O 0
ay O
E 'a.
W Aa U Q
0
O
l0
O
N co r-
o b
•o
a
0
O
o`°
8
a
o
o z�
o
air.
Ln
W
U
T C
m.
C
aai
C
W •bo
D
�4't�
p�
C: B
a
a
o
5
«.
S SI SW
.o.
ee
•Q.
C
•y
�°_';
s ,N
z
—
>
Fa
bu
aw9
L
w °�
w
o
o
` O
o
o
U
Q
y
u
H
O
ca
p=
> 0 E
0
.. u
O
U
I
ti
•�'
.5
aoFa
•7
> �7
O .'�� O
U > U
tio
in
o •x
o
n aai E m-
o
E u o Ua�o
o U
m
a
�Q
Nw n
y
v� w
z C7
N
C
O
U
U
�od
cd
a
�+ A
_o `AU >
5 v� o Up,�
�o o
pm
z
WW
5
n,
Ui
:�cn
S --E3
�Ud-w:,A
wo
¢
Q
❑��
O
0
0
N Q
co Z
•o
O U
6 w
U a
m
U
a
N
M
0
O
l0
Z
U O
Np, CO)
b
ru M
a ED
W m
0
Z
J
r
C6
W
O
m
O
a
3o
O ❑
a
a
a
G ■
aH
❑ ❑
s
Co
a z
❑ ❑
a
} O 0
ay O
E 'a.
W Aa U Q
0
O
l0
O
N co r-
0
O
o
o z�
o
U
T C
m.
C
C: B
a
a
o
5
«.
•�
•Q.
HI
p
N
U
4 >
Fa
` O
o
o
•C.
y
ca
aJ U
O
d
I
ti
a.5
'�
.5
aoFa
•7
bo
tio
o •x
"
y
v� w
z C7
A
A
a=
rn
4 rt
m
l
Y
0
U
I
a�
a
M�J
0
N
V
L'
r.
UI
En
J
2
V
C
O
u u
� s
o
.Y o
u t�.
L �
U m
0
z
71
d �
Q
O �
N
ti T
d
w �
m �
d
O
m n
O u
rn W
A
a o o 0
� O
w
�M
� W
bo --z,
G ca
R OD
as m
W a o
Lw '^
w Fy-1
U
a
p N
~ O OI
o El
bfn
cl
n
O
N °
U r
w,0ca
E
° a)
U
Q
i
C
t
m �
o a
c
o �
O �
O � 4
v �
w � k
" w e
r43 U
vOi
v o)
a) -It
w
w c6 a
c
u a
Cl. a
c
E 0
a) a
w
a)
p v
W
LJ
b
O
O
9
U
Im N
U
0
p
WW
Z
Z
Q
Z
Z
Z
N �
't7
y O
c
c
a U H
o
a •°
.ty vl
b
a W =
d
a oa
a
U °
C
t
t0
O
cD
'ct
V
q
O
O
O
O
H
q y `cd
N
C
�
�
i
y
C
CS
W U Ep
L�
O
L
O
CL
o U
1"'
Q (~
E
7
'D
C
d'
N
C
L
y
U
L
L
L
L
L
L
a
L
L
a
L
L
n
L
o
a
Cd
lT
m
L
o)
pl
m
Q
Q
m
a
W a3
o
O
th
O
�.
F+/
U
to
C
O)
O
L"
:Z)•c
O
O
N
t0
m
U
° d L)
A
C 'tj b
U
U W 1:4
PQy
v
^.
u t
a
°o
ca
-i
4
b
V
U
U
N
U
�
L
A
u
C
A
U
a
;
I
T
�
N
a
P�,x
0
x
0
U
0
0
-o
v
a�
o
o
a
w
z>
U°
W
o
¢
Q
W
Cd
a
y
CO
06W
F N C
0 O
U py c0
k N
O _
U 0
.D o
UO U U
(D
C
N
d0
G] O
eo
U i+
M b �"
•+ U � iV
a
cd b
3 p. N
C
1.
.�..' U a•C••
N y c
u O b > 00
C N N
°� td a1 m a
N Ly
� d � � ti•r
rr O o Q
N
o z
W = Q
�p�53
7 L2.• [Q
c 4 C O v l
ti 0 cn \
U
n m cd
ca
E
cd
H
7 a]
� URO•I nT
�, C7 n.
c a
o to C/)
b0
o
0
-o
°y) cj C A
I y � 0
�-
i c d O P.
a o
au
Cd
ro
u'
d
N
41
0
N
a7
P,
i
H
H
H
Q-+
0
O
\
w
1,'a ej G O .0 l? w
�, a aao U•a� z;
z o
❑ ❑ � E w DODE ❑
U
0
cn
.0
G
OA
k;
0
C)
co
z
0
Q •� �
w
r O
N
r
0
O
Q
en
N
a
7 s
0
I- W
x
00
1~
C�
M
U
0
O
a
W y O
U U
M
U
�¢U U
0.
^ b
z
z�
w
� u
y
N �
O to
Z-3 .0
b
IS
!�.
0
w
_
C iY' 4
u
p
v A 0
e0
y O
C
fl o o
O
O
\ d
CICO
A q C 0
•O �
r
O
N
O
ov
Cy
o
N �
� O
w
.d
o pUp��
34 0
42.
Q
w`o
zo��.�h
cT
�
�qq E
C
V.
0
c
O w
oa Qum
u
z"
o
o
z
u
M C
U O N
o u 0
U
O
1 =3
Iq O
rn
U0 :�i
U
r-1 Q bn
LO
CL
X
vOAi
c O
Y
p
00
LO
W N
q A A
U
v
O a
`
C
3:
LO
1
>
C: ca
o
o2
.A
M
U m M
M CD
M
M
U
0
cn
.0
G
in -
co
O
0
S1
U
C:
of
21
eli
,., od tO,d'0 C >, O %n
V M W .fir
E q In C? m
0�
u u
MMM
a ^tla o o
� cd _
W 'v, td e) -C3�, y a 10
Z d
CA
PW
Pr a o «3 0 2� .�+ a e
o v0. d vU a '0 O 0Pe
A.O W -O
�7j
In
O
1+W1 O qq
A � ��• � o�'� c• U� o V y
a w qo o ��j
'n o =.gip 2Uo 94 cp n a
a 0. �a 3 U�KA w a�
rn
M
N
o�
LO
En On
co
O
O
a
N
r
.a.
N
OA
�+ a
1 z
z
0
Q •� �
w
Q
.�
U
0
.-U-. a
fl o
Q
en
O
F
H
a
7 s
0
U
x
8
1~
0
U
,0
a
W y O
p
v
1
❑�Z40.
0.
^ b
in -
co
O
0
S1
U
C:
of
21
eli
,., od tO,d'0 C >, O %n
V M W .fir
E q In C? m
0�
u u
MMM
a ^tla o o
� cd _
W 'v, td e) -C3�, y a 10
Z d
CA
PW
Pr a o «3 0 2� .�+ a e
o v0. d vU a '0 O 0Pe
A.O W -O
�7j
In
O
1+W1 O qq
A � ��• � o�'� c• U� o V y
a w qo o ��j
'n o =.gip 2Uo 94 cp n a
a 0. �a 3 U�KA w a�
rn
M
N
o�
LO
En On
co
O
O
a
N
r
.a.
N
OA
�+ a
Q •� �
w
•a
u
a �
N
en T 0
o
Eb
�
o
�
u
W y O
p
1
❑�Z40.
^ b
v LO
O
� u
y
N �
O to
Z-3 .0
b
IS
!�.
0
_
C iY' 4
u
p
v A 0
e0
1--4
fl o o
° o
\ d
CICO
A q C 0
U v
1c `a
r
O
N
to`r`t
VJ Aa N O
ov
Cy
o
N �
a „ 1
z op u a
z �
w
.d
o pUp��
34 0
42.
\
w`o
zo��.�h
cT
�
�qq E
V.
0
W
O w
oa Qum
u
z"
o
o
z
u
c
0
U O N
o u 0
•0
��
O
o
r-1 Q bn
U
1~O
vOAi
p
o
q A A
>E
O
O T
O
;�Iw
O
0
r�-
C�
bq
w
f•
L.—
a
q
u�VV
w
f3' O
U
o u
O cd
O
N
A W
C�
bq
w
f•
L.—
a
;ul>:
-
�t
W .
-.
VN
N
N
N
N
N
A
a�
���L
►-
°
c7
M
M
o
ao
m
O
O
O
O
r
O
N,
bO
H
O
a
o
u
A :
.2
a
44
aw
L
L
L
a
�CCa
S
LO
W
W
W
O
o
O
N
0
0
Un
p
I--
N
^O`
C�
bq
w
f•
L.—
a
'y
T �
b
sm
w
0
N N
O
.�
co
14
IS
b
lu
O o
O
N
ylU
U
�1
z�
U
W N
Cl
G
W
p
Y
N
v
O
El El
N
N
S
N
N
N
W
N
No
n
37�, III
N
O z
cl
H
a
IS
�
az
o
a
a)
>
aU
c4 L 7., C.0
❑ ❑
o
as
m=
0)P:
aJ
^
U
.
o
•y
bp0
t. �\�
zea
0
a
W
.'7
N
U °
p
a
w
N
C,
:��
5 cl
cj
4,
v
W
.
Cl
a)
p.,
y
pyo
A
O
U
U
w°
.°3
fl
°.,'
o
as
C
C,
N
C
5�
❑ ❑
`1
E°O
�,
A
0
a
4
v
k
= da ai �
°^
p
P0
o
G
CN aFi\ U
u
K
H
N
O
c"
o CQA
O
f7
Y
&,� U
O
"
o
O O
w
p
O
L v
.� d A Pa t' O
O
'c
U
bo
d
G
a
U
o
m
f°'-
°
U
p °
o G 2ro
awb� _
LAU °
o ��
a�
N
N
o
h
2>
C
��gUp.�o C
H
n
�¢
a, U
0R
cq cO
H
a.
co
ba bo
O
p
Y
1
r
d
d
d
U v
W
N
o
O
a
p
"
C7
4
El
CC
El
w ;;-.Cc,
N
❑❑acr
0
w tU-�
N p
❑❑
III y
b
� �
�
� �
•� U 'r,.+
�
O
I M
W
V-
ru
b
sm
w
0
N N
O
c
W
co
14
IS
b
lu
O o
O
H O
ylU
U
�1
z�
U
W N
V-
ru
b
sm
N
0
c
O
O
c
10,
o
b
N
N
O
H O
VJ
o
-U
0
U
4
Cl
W
W
V1 � .4
Y
N
U b
O
El El
N
N
o
N
N
N
W
N
No
p
37�, III
W
O z
cl
H
a
IS
�
az
o
a
a)
>
aU
c4 L 7., C.0
❑ ❑
o
as
m=
0)P:
aJ
^
U
.
o
•y
bp0
t. �\�
zea
•p
a
W
.'7
N
Pq q
p
a
w
N
C,
:��
5 cl
cj
d
v
W
U
C
C
C
N
C
O
U
U
w°
N
fl
°.,'
o
as
C
N
N
C
c70
`1
E°O
W
A
0
a
o
6n
p
O N
= da ai �
°^
p
P0
o
�
L
CN aFi\ U
y
K
H
N
O
c"
o CQA
O
f7
Y
&,� U
O U y
3
UI
O O
w
p
O
L v
.� d A Pa t' O
O
'c
U
bo
L
=
E
= L 07 d U
{�
w
m
f°'-
°
U
p °
o G 2ro
awb� _
LAU °
o ��
a�
N
o
�
2>
C
��gUp.�o C
H
n
�¢
a, U
0R
cq cO
H
s�sUdvA
co
El El
j
U
co
m`
I
E IC
O.
c •�
m y
aci b
3
C7 mil
d
ci41 v
1?.
ci 4-. w °
O O
0
Q a
Q)
C m +�
0 :� N
p O 0
CIS N.
E .° a
N
d O N
U
C CDv
C U
O N
b
p y o
cm
O C U
ci W0
W
0 U
z `� a
o
w
❑ 'ze34z w
13 V
z z
P,
0 d o48F�
ca
z z U CA� b NOb
, b0 Pi
[� ° U
U 0 P" W
U)
M
.0
b O
Q ❑
C-4 z z
d
ru
b
sm
N
k
c
O
O
c
10,
o
b
O
O
H O
VJ
o
-U
0
U
4
Cl
W
W
V1 � .4
N
U b
O
El El
cn cn cn
N N N
N
o
N
N
N
W
N
No
p
37�, III
W
O z
cl
H
a
IS
�
az
o
a
end
aU
c4 L 7., C.0
❑ ❑
as
cnW
O
v
aJ
^
U
.
o
•y
bp0
t. �\�
zea
•p
°P.
O
.'7
o
Pq q
p
a
w
N
C,
:��
5 cl
�;
>
v
W
U
O
C
N
p
O
U
wLl 0
w°
N
fl
°.,'
o
as
C
Cl N
v
o
O
c70
E°O
W
A
0
a
o
6n
p
O N
= da ai �
°^
p
P0
o
�
L
CN aFi\ U
y
K
H
O
c"
o CQA
f7
°
&,� U
O U y
3
N
O O
w
ci
`3 c 0
L v
.� d A Pa t' O
o o
bo
L
=
al P.
o
= L 07 d U
{�
w
U U
a�
°
U
p °
o G 2ro
awb� _
LAU °
o ��
a�
N
UU
.N
V
U j
yCIS;;
��gUp.�o C
H
n
�¢
a, U
0R
cq cO
H
s�sUdvA
w
El El
d
lo
b O
Q ❑
C-4 z z
d
ru
b
sm
N
>�
c
O
o
b
O
q
VJ
o
-U
0
J
O
.a
N
=
El El
N
I
W
N
Z
p
0
O z
cl
H
a
0
az
o
a
113
a
U
❑ ❑
cnW
O
v
0
U
0
o
Pq q
m U
p
b
N
o�ry"��
Ela
W
O
C
N
p
O
U
wLl 0
O
N
fl
oN
3
3
Cl N
v
o
O
o
W
6n
0
a
o
6n
P0
o
a) N
01 o p
❑
K
H
❑
c"
o CQA
w°z�AA
3
b
sm
a ,�
o
J
El El
N
q
x
0
O z
cl
H
a❑
az
o
a
113
a
U
❑ ❑
cnW
O
v
0
0
o
Pq q
m U
p
o�ry"��
Ela
W
i�
C`
C14 It
C)
M
Cl N
h
O
W
a
o
v
P0
o
a) N
01 o p
❑
❑
c"
o CQA
o a U
a
0
0
0 ❑a
a
N
'O
NO
41
O
N
o
.N
V
U j
w
ni
a, U
w
cq cO
N
W
Old
El El
lo
C ] U
w ;;-.Cc,
N
0
w tU-�
N p
a)
III y
b
� �
�
� �
•� U 'r,.+
�
O
I M
W
W
�4
W U �°
x❑
It
N
43
U
N
Atld
H
u
E
b
0 0
C O Nw N N N N
IAAO❑❑F.�� p O P .,.. �
N N y
p
C/)
a_ q a� a y�y..��
W W W W Q W Q fL W H Ci L
O •}'
Co rPr�I
N � V
� yN� U � f..:•
a? M
0 4-1
n O
U O aD H {7 O tD C7 O O y •�~+ Y "d 'o >~
o L6 o 6 a U
0 P
Old
q
0
Id"
.
r Q
O O ? rn "
UH o ��
>•a A5
ej
b„ I~ o
ro G ^ o il U .9
cn uO o O
c) ` y ❑
•� q m o .� � •� C c�
q
N �p•y4-4
ca b
-4—
O CD
0 � ,p QzG
•C L N .�
o L c a a a a '�a r1
o
cd O7 O1 Ol of - C •� .�
'N
o
N W L O •� b y (�
o
�/ '� 0 a �
O O W O
C q W W d •g
.2 p U
U r N m UC,
c0 .y .
: o o
cc U
C � N
n b p U
A UPS,
wo y� a
o
r
aizr-l°:aa-. G
J VJ ^ G 1-I
..t
It
q a ID " ❑
e A W
0
y
VI O cd I
i Q O C G
y U a r 3 .u� >
C U
cn y,
00 a
x E Y
O O O ILn77j = O
p H p.., Pa z✓ o v a� >, 79 b
C
I
r1
ma
N
W
O
N
td
PA
I
i�
i/
•
I
m m
CDC
m 'o,
.0 w
'o 2
C i C
N y C
O U C
m a
a
�E m
E 'c C
o 2 `a
m
c
> U77 cc
cd to Q
O
Z z
a
O o U
0
U cn
C Qj
0
c >
a>i
m 0
� o
c
m '>
c
m
C �
Q m
F « d
oa
k2
b
U
W
N
O
o0
PC
C
iv
V
°
U
�I
o
O
O
WI
M
00
° b
O UO
U U o
d
0 U
U
U
a>i
z�
El El
W N
m m
CDC
m 'o,
.0 w
'o 2
C i C
N y C
O U C
m a
a
�E m
E 'c C
o 2 `a
m
c
> U77 cc
cd to Q
O
Z z
a
O o U
0
U cn
C Qj
0
c >
a>i
m 0
� o
c
m '>
c
m
C �
Q m
F « d
oa
k2
b
U
W
N
O
U 0
[01
I"
o0
PC
C
iv
V
°
U
X
lop
a caU
O
O O
8
M
cr
o
ca
0
0
C5, En
d
z.�
z00
W
N
O V1
���
El El
a;
E
F
W � �
� � l 1
N Q
f��l f�1 f;
ca
U
�
4❑
�
U
m
❑ ❑
O
O 0.
o
¢
o
W
OOOz
Z
Q
�
@)
En
5
CG
GG W
U
01
¢
o
q
O
GS
fW
0
'O
o
�•�
m
t-O*zc,
°
"
q +=..I
U
ami
a
92.
.0
'� 3 aqi
s
O
O
y
.L.
O
O
O
U
O C•�
Sr
O O
0.
Q O
~O
a
>i
E o
w 3
0 o
U>
p°
0
a
o0
e
o43
i3 Q
o
i A
°
Q 9
u
s
a
d
wv �' o
d
a aCi E 0
o
y
s
A
.. ...,
•iy > U
a+ u R
L L N
i u c, U
,q
o
q
O
U
R
vi
m
O
o
q
w w o
•., ° O
o00
h y
U
y
tin .
O
U0
x
col
-
U
o
q ca
y
Y
I�qr vn en
w°z011A
/^Ge IT
3
U 0
[01
I"
U
Q
m
E
3 a
0
0.
ou ❑
Q
E
co I N aN� O
c� o
N N f—
`m
iv
V
°
U
X
lop
a caU
O
cr
U
ca
0
0
C5, En
ani w
U
G� F
N
°
El El
\
N
N Q
ca
0
o
.q
�
4❑
c
U
m
❑ ❑
O
O 0.
o
¢
o
W
N
Z
Q
�
@)
En
5
CG
GG W
U
01
III
O
Q
0
0
'O
o
z
T
"
U
ami
a
92.
5
O
O
y
b
m
a
g
0
°
0
a
o0
o
wo
o
u
s
°g
3
Q
w
3
d
O
O
R
U
a)
8
o.
n
U
p
tin .
D
x
4
U ig
-Z3
y
w°z011A
3
U
Q
m
E
3 a
0
0.
ou ❑
Q
E
co I N aN� O
c� o
N N f—
3
iv
V
^�
X
lop
a caU
U tU
U
ca
0
0
C5, En
ani w
U
G� F
El El
W
E
N Q
ca
4❑
a z
U
❑ ❑
O
O 0.
0
e
�
@)
5
CG
GG W
U
O❑
III
U
Q
m
E
3 a
0
0.
ou ❑
Q
E
co I N aN� O
c� o
N N f—
9
0
0
Lo
x
U
O
.b
0
Cl!
O
e --I
cV
O
N
W
0
N
A
�p
0
w
N
a.,
a
U
a
c
00
^
".i
m
En
iv
V
^�
U
U tU
V.
ca
0
0
C5, En
ani w
,d
W
U
W
9
0
0
Lo
x
U
O
.b
0
Cl!
O
e --I
cV
O
N
W
0
N
A
�p
0
w
N
a.,
a
U
a
c
00
^
".i
m
❑■
m
C
O0
� o
y U
O
�I
w
p O' p a
N
d
N
I
N
N
N
N
O
P
CU
P
N
H
N
P
"F77
W
a
a
s
¢a
m
m
W
w
w¢
w¢
w
b a
C3 C
a U H
0
P4 o
a N
'b
O C
O
Ho
r,
co
o
C3
0
0
0
LO
o
b
a �
a c
a
W U Fo
a
O
M.
�
o
i
ca
O
ice.+ O
0
s
C.
u
t
d
C
C.
v
O
'
y C
y �
•�
m
�
W
L �
O
O
l0
•C
v
oLO
LO
w
m
U
Ci
7
r
N
O
O
U
S
a
o
z
U
o a v
q
Ue�
r1
v
— i
y.
y
o m
.mu.
U L)
(U
(U
A
�
U
0
N
A
�
a m
z
U a
c
z
e
i
d
O
a
a
O
O
Q
O
.o
uo
aai
t
F.
U)
z,
U
0
¢
�
R
n ca
y
bio
a
U � �
'b 0
w
a� w
¢ O
p O �
U '^
(U
m y o
a
cd -o
3 c N
8
U 0
+�
N+
O
E p •'o > on
u F y w
uO p aoi
p p C c2
=z
03 a
TA a 3
7 G .IV
U C
. _43Cd
] y •� •� I
W L'i Lr
] •y O H
• H
� v C
o
c ca a�
C Cd
w
2 [ „
� •n' U
c
�v
i O N A
w
:
• o U
, ?�
n• >, C7 a.
n a
� •o a`i
E i �
Qj
m O N
ioo
I f0
O i O
V ❑ on
n c L o
R
3 ci CU
_ > a
^' o
O i 4.
OO a O
E
m � �
7 •y
y •Cp b[�p
d�
x
U
O
.a
O
N
O
N
0
i
z
w
U
0
CV
A
w
N
W
O
N
w
a
M
r
0
1 \
a
P64
LO
C3
O
I
t'•'
•o
u
u
w
tU, uO�
r
O
O
O
a ca �
co4
u
A
T
9l� p
N
c-
11
O
O
O
In
Orl-
W
?
co
O
c
M
G. O
U
O
O
y
0
c
C
G
11ayy
� •�. �
Y
4)
U
m
,00
70 y
c
a
ro+C:
4a
U
03 (D3
am
CL
M
m
rL
C
O
U
J
U00
O
Q
c
L
O
Y
U
Co
m
❑'o'� Q>
a
d)
M
C
U
N
U
Y
O
rn
M
Vl
d
G'
-0
w
y
O
C
Q
p
C•+
�=
c
•C
d
E
b�
'•�
w
14
Vl�t�
s
`✓
�y
a
ki
ti coi
R
O i
a+ U i
u
u o N
,t
61
v
aL3
U
L 'Col
a U'
Ay
P+ e
u
v
El
R' 'y
C?
L7
QR
❑tjo
7
0
�
0
d)
'p !7 CO
L Ld U
d U
'r
'Vu
U
1..
,v a U
Cy. t.7
3
H
Q
t/l C U a
w Ua
O
O
E+
a
L L v U
w wax
CA
t,
a
O
'mss
py
¢�
a)
e3 ei k7 +o
Cl
o
>�
O u y f+'
47 a
ym ,69
00
O
,Co
y
Axa;
ai
y,'
eoi
C
z ❑ ❑ �
El
w ❑❑ ❑0
rp
t'•'
,y
u
w
tU, uO�
r
O
U c_d
O
a ca �
co4
c7
u
N
c-
11
O
O
O
In
Orl-
W
?
co
O
c
M
G. O
O
O
y
U U
>
G
11ayy
� •�. �
Y
4)
U
m
,00
70 y
c
a
ro+C:
4a
U
03 (D3
am
CL
M
m
rL
C
O
U
J
U00
O
Q
c
L
O
Y
U
Co
m
❑'o'� Q>
a
d)
M
C
U
N
U
Y
O
rn
M
z�
Q1
o
of
w
y
O
g •y
t'•'
,y
p
tU, uO�
a
tyii _Cd
U c_d
O
a ca �
bo
c7
u
N
N
C
11
•Q•
u
0. ""
0x
� � p
•C
a
0
O
y
O
G
11ayy
� •�. �
Y
4)
U
m
,00
70 y
c
a
ro+C:
4a
U
03 (D3
am
CL
M
m
rL
C
O
U
J
U00
O
Q
c
L
O
Y
U
Co
m
❑'o'� Q>
a
d)
M
C
U
N
U
Y
O
rn
M
O
U
Z7
m
Q1
o
of
n
,y
p
tU, uO�
a
tyii _Cd
U c_d
a ca �
bo
c7
u
y �
U
11
•Q•
u
0. ""
0x
� � p
•C
a
0
O
y
u U
G
11ayy
� •�. �
O
u�J
� G.�1�y H al
,tn
tr Q
❑'o'� Q>
P,
z
utEl
O @�
L(' Ly
m �
Z
q
W
fi
0
!I
W
�o
o
Y
y
O
CL
U
C
rn
Ql
W
G d
O O
A 0
� w
O
Q1 O
edi
j a
C7 .�
1 y
N
o A
Q �
v y
LO
1p
o o.
/° A v� 1ru.•
o p y y, � � •� � C A� U a,1 � O p
v � Q•1 �
�w � U�'MA w �m 43El
U
Z
'v
y
0 0
U c_d
a ca �
bo
c7
u
y �
U
pp w a
•Q•
u
0. ""
C
� � p
•C
0
a y CCIO d
�
o U o u
U
zoos
G
11ayy
� •�. �
O
u�J
� G.�1�y H al
,tn
tr Q
❑'o'� Q>
,
y O
U O
Q •Q
y
O
g •y
Q
,o N o
a q c�•�I.,
C
••
y
(� a N CEJ
P2 „ 1
U)
ua��b
z �Iri
b�
uA
o
w
14
Vl�t�
s
`✓
�y
a
ki
ti coi
�
ci
u o N
�
o°
o
U
to
w m
P+ e
;;,- 2 m ;�
v
R' 'y
C?
w
> d? O
o 0
0
�
p . � V
�
Q
�a
w oo� a
q•rO�
eno�
c
A
ym ,69
00
Q c
O p.0
ai
y,'
eoi
U
Z
'v
y
0 0
U c_d
a ca �
bo
c7
y �
U
pp w a
•Q•
u
0. ""
C
� � p
•C
0
a y CCIO d
�
o U o u
U
zoos
G
11ayy
� •�. �
u
Up
u�J
� G.�1�y H al
,tn
O
p •C
❑'o'� Q>
gip"
y O
U O
F7 ti � y w
L°
,o N o
a q c�•�I.,
C
u O
oV
U T1
(� a N CEJ
P2 „ 1
U)
ua��b
z �Iri
b�
� 4 Cxo. G. •CL
ti coi
o
y
ay
u o N
�
o°
o
U
to
w m
�
o >
kz-o
U
vl
0
N
d-
a
0
N
GO
N
w
O
GO
N
Qi
co
0
LO
I`
0
0
F
W
Fa
A
0
cd
W El
K
u'
p
U
w
•2
'e
w..
NN
N
N
N
N
N
a
w
T
v
b
v
C
O'
a..
M
O
cl
O
N
N
A
CA
O
O
O
o
d
C5
O
y
C
cQ
G
_
A.
d.
cd
:9
A
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
o
o
U')
M
1`
CO
N
N
N
O
CN
CO
F
7
N
w
y
m
A
W
N
q
w
Co CD
Co
Cc
W ao
0
!Qu U u
zGO w
CD
Ln LO
0 LO
N CD
O
U v iu
z z
.o w
P-1
N
a �
'O
C
O
U
N
U
Y
d
H
P4
W• —
�00in
m
W
a
0
o
o
N
To
V
d
�+
A
tr
O
P4
y
,�
N
s
d
N
o
0 0
-RR
U)
0
O
40
�
Q
.CJ^.I
C
'Cd
c
(� w � �
ll -1
.O.
U
O
�^
R •y
N
0
0
o
N
U
0
U
m
S-
d
co
�
Y
N
y
Y
O
U
c >
> a`
°
E
E
U
u
U
U
a d
w
d
y V
m
F
w
to
�p
`m
>
c
•D
O
,°�—'
o
2 rn
m >
~
>-jmQ
ca
Q
u
o Ou
W
es
'g,
a
U
o
O
° 0
tyiy.�
o43
[Ud N
*;h
V
z
U
a
cu
U3 ai
��
'O
4
0
LolLO
y 00 b
LUQ
I
o
a
-In
ox
o o
bD
P,
c
grxa❑❑a9
c
c
`d
o 0
c
a
m❑❑
o
U
o a
El
w
Co CD
Co
Cc
W ao
0
!Qu U u
zGO w
CD
Ln LO
0 LO
N CD
O
U v iu
z z
.o w
P-1
N
C_
'O
Cd Oti I4
U
rn
U
Y
d
H
P4
W• —
�00in
m
W
a
o
o
m
CO
� u
(Uai
tr
O
T t�N N
�.
y
,�
p
P4
m
°
N
o
0 0
-RR
U)
0
C
—
�
Q
.CJ^.I
C
'Cd
c
(� w � �
ll -1
�
U
U
N
�^
R •y
N
0
0
o
N
U
0
U
m
S-
o
co
O
Y
N
y
Y
O
U
c >
> a`
°
E
E
U
u
U
U
a d
U
O
a
y V
m
F
w
to
�p
`m
>
c
•D
O
,°�—'
o
2 rn
m >
~
>-jmQ
0
m
o
o Ou
0
�m
0
m
Q -COD
r
N
Cl
z
O
° 0
tyiy.�
o43
[Ud N
*;h
V
z
U
a
cu
U3 ai
��
'O
4
0
LolLO
y 00 b
LUQ
I
o
a
o
ox
o o
bD
P,
o
0 U
eppi
`d
o 0
h
L.
o"
o o
a
w u" o Pa O
Ho v'
o
U
o a
)
0 a
PA
d o `�
o Pa
o
w
W
u
Q
tj
q
i�U v
u
C6
N
3
ob
N
0
C)
N Q
o Z
i
0,
0
coN
N
b
❑C ❑
■■
H
0
a
9
q
W
.2100
'O
Cd Oti I4
O
O
U
Y
d
H
P4
W• —
�00in
.v -fl
O
� u
(Uai
tr
O
T t�N N
�.
y
,�
p
P4
.a
^^ o
cNn p -60 o y
o
0 0
-RR
C
ca
r � •�
c
(� w � �
ll -1
�
U
a s
Y
�^
R •y
'y to
J
o
�-1
H
uu
a z
o
°
CD
°
any
•� O
vi .a al•
a d
cj
O
'D
C
T H
H= ...
w
•D
O
41 1�1
O O
a
Ln
a 0
o Ou
a
ej
>
o
a
>
o
3
y
*°;G 3°
o
tn
o43
U
cu
•rNi�
\
0
LolLO
43 fu
d.'L�7
0
00
O b
m
O O
o
s. v r- ,� oo
0 U
eppi
`d
o 0
h
L.
o"
o o
a
w u" o Pa O
Ho v'
o
a
o a
0 a
� aHi U
Ao
d o `�
o Pa
o
w
p
iu aui
tj
q
i�U v
u
=r,
r6
w
N
3
ob
N
0
C)
N Q
o Z
i
0,
0
coN
N
b
❑C ❑
■■
H
0
a
9
q
W
a
..
0
> o
a
°
Cd
03
CD a U
N
a �° El El
a
:'�
°+' 0Cn tg
H m 04
N V]
❑ ❑
u
a
v1 m V] �U
443 41 V a
Q3
0
� H o
W U
m
.v -fl
❑ ❑
-RR
N
�
°
x
o
a z
o
CD
❑ ❑
N
d
r o
a
W
f-0
Pa
U d
U
a
0
LolLO
o
f]
0
00
t-
0
00
a
..
0
> o
a
°
Cd
03
CD a U
N
a �° El El
a
:'�
°+' 0Cn tg
H m 04
N V]
❑ ❑
u
a
v1 m V] �U
443 41 V a
Q3
0
� H o
W U
C
k
U
O
b
O
0
�
N
..N.
m
0
r-1
o�j
L
o
N
y U
Cd
GU]
N
U
O
a
b
a
Q�
U
aa)
Tj
U
q
(S(OUC)
y
o
N
41
p, O
A
0
H H
0 0 0 0
y
3 El
r
cd
I
G �_
m
!On J:
W W
¢
I
¢
al
¢
¢
CIL
¢
¢
'b
� O
� q �
o 0
a U H
CU
P-1 •y
y ' ,-
43
dW =��
Fy/ o 00
a
H
C07
('7
N
N
M
C4
C3
O � N
rn q
C
09
W
+r3
a
�
o
�
�
L
ru d
U
U 00
�O
,p
u'
I
o
a
b
L
a
o.
a
Cd
d
D
L
m
o �
'
N cc
W y
L
O
p
ti
M
O
co
Cl
m
O
07
O
M
O
O'
�y
L:
W
N
W
N
W
O
.-
O
W
W
q'
•�"'
G
CC!
U
U O
Z
U C
U0 f4
,
v
� .
CA
a•
0
ca
�+ f
f
'V
U
A
A
O
U
H
Pl
1
1
O
O
O
O
0
a
�'
Z
U
°'
U
P.
0
O
Q
¢w
`
k
U
O
b
0
�
N
..N.
m
0
r-1
o�j
L
o
N
N
GU]
N
U
O
a
b
a
Q�
U
aa)
Tj
q
(S(OUC)
y
o
N
41
p, O
A
0
y
3 El
r
cd
G �_
m
!On J:
W
a❑❑
w
m V O
W N -
o
a
o
UT 0
:3.0
U
0
U
a>i
zcn
w N
0
p
N
d c
U rn
w
> 2
m CL
ca(1)
mm
J3 N
0 d
C a C
uj .m
� C C
0
O
O d
E
=
m U
N `d
m
ca J m
ai ai c
O
z z o
L a
0. 00 0
5 E a
U cn
E
0
d
C
c
d
G7
3
•U
m
0
C
v
m
m
0
N
c
U
C
Q O)
w a
o
C
0
Q En
u c
Z C y
❑ Q�z
CD
o co
L9 L9
04 C)
C-4 O
z z
d X
a c�
o
N
Y
b
b
U
d
•o
a.
w
N
U
0
H
0 9 `° o
a
� � W
E W ao8 � r,mm
AA
•y O" o00
"p �UCyy > O O ON L qq �mi .M...cl in
mi
0
bO'd us C W
�.H N� Loi z
d ; a m � w•� w
d
A y.c.r �—d C/ar
cj
)
a 3 iu � dkq r
.. Y
oU v •a s� o � a a o
O ;
�o �c',c odd A� oA�
�Ao
Q a ..N., � p O Cud? d� �+ � d a d
A � G o 0.5
a� ca.a a
U =0
0
U
r
tn
O
C
N
i.
O
O
Q
C
>
C3
v
a>i
m
0
o
C)
�
_
E
0-4
o
a
(D
Q
m
Q
ami
o
H• •
m
F,;
d
C7
w
z
o c
``2
U
rn
c
O�
y•aU
•�voi °UO C
b
I
U
Q
o
a~d
�;
a
O
W
y
N
Y
b
b
U
d
•o
a.
w
N
U
0
H
0 9 `° o
a
� � W
E W ao8 � r,mm
AA
•y O" o00
"p �UCyy > O O ON L qq �mi .M...cl in
mi
0
bO'd us C W
�.H N� Loi z
d ; a m � w•� w
d
A y.c.r �—d C/ar
cj
)
a 3 iu � dkq r
.. Y
oU v •a s� o � a a o
O ;
�o �c',c odd A� oA�
�Ao
Q a ..N., � p O Cud? d� �+ � d a d
A � G o 0.5
a� ca.a a
U =0
d z�
o a
O >,.E
R.
O
0 0�
C�wO o� pop
v � 3 3 coi o C
w
,aoW
N
�• U CO CO
o m a c S
rc
w
o z
a
ami
o
w
z
``2
U
rn
c
O�
y•aU
•�voi °UO C
O,0
Py m
d z�
o a
O >,.E
R.
O
0 0�
C�wO o� pop
v � 3 3 coi o C
w
,aoW
N
�• U CO CO
o m a c S
rc
w
o z
a
m
E
xl
ami
o
w
z
U
rn
3 0
86 El
Q
o
A p
ccEn.k,
U �
c�-
0
CV to
aHLn LoLO to r-
a
a
sioLdri
Ow
imw
M
a
D'
U
O.'
CA
aP4
wow
o W
'4=E E
v�U R
o m
oA
L 5 d
flcc
o
m E
d
cw 00 u
48
E W Wo
� E
c
C/� N ca
ocd
W
'� Qr
w E c
4 c c C7
O NNC�3
C Q
0
43
x�
O
U
cd
o �
m
_Q O
• ? v
d)
y 30
cu
W y n.
ME
O � F
cd
U o0 d
d Cd >o >
z o u
�i u3 x
C.
co3 W
tn
Gcc
z
o a v,
v O
Q)
U)
5
-I
wR-• y
O C)
•��y O
W ❑
u
C
.'t
u �+
o �
G]
u
t �
0
b
O HO
d U
R
w H
H
o O o 0
•r�i� �
w w
N
M
a¢
N
CL
N
a a
N
a
N
a
N
0
'O
�
a a
a U F�
a •y
'O rn
d
(� O p
O
O O
a H
O
c•1
O
c+]
aO
N
Co
N'I
V
N
m
R
O
O
O
O
O
'c
au..
H
nq
N
•�
R
W U Fo
O
o
rL
p O
i
u °�y:
y
yv
m
C0j C
h
t
E
Q
0
^a
G
CA
a
L
L
C.
?
'D
H
o
a
L
r
c
L
a
L
a.
L
d.
C
Cc
a
Q
ti
u
Cd
� �
R
w b
O
p
cn
O
Cl)
O
r]
O
co
O
M
O
v
(yy
a
W
W
W
W
W
R
L
N
N
N
N
O
N
O
O
N
"
O
au+
•L
..
c
>1o
O
z
d a
A
a E c
U
CUy
w�
H
OR
u
h
D
a'
GRj
�
O
U U
A
U
A
�
� R
U Pr
d
y
j
uo
O
O
O
O
o
z>
U
HU
d
P,
¢
Q
W
0
C
y ca
U)
N .L
a
o _
U 0
'a O
ca U N
N
ID
0 F
C
N b4
w
a O
E C
0
O U W
Cd
^� N
ca
cn
3
C Q
ca 'C
3 CS. N
C. 'y
'O .2 N (>,) U
2 id id m a
N
cO O� 2
u C
H O p C
C's QC:
rr 3
� C
G
aw c L
E o i o
4.N o ti
O U CA
O �
LR0' A
u � N
U
u
o�CZ
o e Cd
�ooa >
Lza
Cc: 7
M o
v H C4
N
V {�. L is
G1 v a+ O
u bA i
O Q
L p U C (d
OU 0
CO yy
o Q o a;
u '– O
.N
o i
v �D b0!
N
4_i
O
N
U
Cd
A,
�J
�1LO
O
I
,N
LO
flO
O
f�
i-.
,r E
of a 6 0 °
7 d d , conm° a C4 n• c w
E
0
U
12
0
t
E
/ �j
'yy
fy
el
iri
U
y in
w
z
Ao
e1
°c
p
�
•N
w
,p
a• H
CD
2
A
7
°
O
e—
ro
M
C3
aah
l
_O
w
A
CM
�
L
C
a
u
cl
49
U
L)
N U
O^
a,
o'o
c o
ria' • � le
op
o
°_ 4
t : di a v
O
SOU
zea
G
W ❑❑DC7
❑
E
0
U
12
0
t
E
/ �j
'yy
fy
el
iri
U
y in
w
z
r'
o
y
o
O
co
,p
a• H
N
1-
r
N
7
°
o
to
e—
ro
M
C3
O
o
A
CM
toy
ti
0
O
0
N
P. �
U
L)
0 43
vi o
°
a,
°
a
UU U
>
o U E3 o
•cf w N
A ^
z
zW
w
N
N
•v� v
U
P4
O
Elmo a
urboZw
Vl
(,_, G
H
o
0
C- o
N N I+
O
N
O
O
U
O
U
o1
o I N
c 0
W
C7 g
N
z U
w
fA{ toys p�
P, m��•°p�
.� ".51O
7
SI o
p
o
cd
rn E
U on
.imp
z
C
4 L
v uuy
°
0
IL C
G ��„
U
acn
a
U) O
U v
t)n O
•pWJ,
u tL �Y Q �A
I~
U
w
O W
i O
m
tip
L
ULO
>
q A A
at
UU
LO
0_ N
U
o
v
d -
L
7 •
LCD
a�
4-
c
Lo
to >
O
OL
M
O
LO
m
J CO
M
O
d'
M
E
0
U
12
0
t
E
/ �j
'yy
fy
el
iri
U
y in
i z
z
y
o
O
,p
a• H
pTtl
cd
a
7
°
O
o
A
toy
ti
0
O
0
N
P. �
U
L)
�
a,
a
CO
COO
0
Q.
U
m
21
O
E
W
0
tn O C
w v1
to
gg ppyy o q
L fi ani 4 •fl v ° �. ^ �-.
W a -U
O � •3 O bn w .M.i `'�
40.
q O •N Q' C. � .,g •i
A
'n
ni q O r E" ed z A
o � p•.Oz
° •� W
O 0.'p. w A O = y n• •� ML
as •O N 'b 0 O u O il•1 d
Y O to z 2 O O O O A R
L w �ibl 6S a ICI o
G,a o 0 E n�
A ta�Q^ pp w r-,-,
U o U N
R.0 6yU7 0 w p p R A' Q �p7 O •Q
,.Lor '2�7 a 67 1
9--o t7 w A U d Al o q
U Nvr �0 a' �Uo a �n w cc:
a
`� p pp� C U¢KA w Q�
a
iw
❑ O
^CD
I
LO
o p'
� a
d U
exp oq
W
L24
v
O
O
0
N
C�
o '
N
a
,p
a• H
Q L
U
aW
14
o U E3 o
•cf w N
A ^
46
N
•v� v
U
Elmo a
urboZw
Vl
(,_, G
H
LO
C- o
N N I+
O
N
,0�°
C c� 6fi c4
O
U
t17
O
U
o1
o I N
c7 r. o
W
C7 g
N
z U
w
fA{ toys p�
P, m��•°p�
.� ".51O
7
SI o
p
o
cd
rn E
U on
,It a w R oo
o
z
•:�
4 L
v uuy
°
0
•D•� c� b � O
G ��„
�y
/-• O
acn
a
N
.b NN
U v
t)n O
•pWJ,
u tL �Y Q �A
I~
U
w
O W
tip
O
>
q A A
LO
T
0
LO
I-
C)
0
w
V
Fi
�
¢
.I
LU
d
T
w
co
w
VO!
❑
y
O�
L..
T
o
u
A:
q
.y
N
..0
L
L
dt
L
t
L
l
CL
CL
L
L
C
L
L
Q
y
Z>
U
o
{'N}
N}
�
N
N
N
N
N
CL
n.
a.
a
a
n
:'QQaaaaa
O
a
'a
�
u `.'v
W
a.
N
N
NNO
O)
N
t-
co
;`'':
000
0
o
0
V
C0..
G
O
� U
C
CO
N :3
U)
U >
C
� a W
43
L ti
d -4
(0
ao
o ,G
q
O Uwa
d
N
o �
(U(y
0 :0
U
A
O c1 bA
d
4-
0
-
O
o
•� b
b �
Qi
L
q m
U • ^ vv��y
q
Cid
a�
U
U C)
O
•a � � VJ
a A N O
H 0.r.
a
1 �
a
O o
0
d
d a ^�(�
iii q Gp bn
o u qo
O
u
00 q O
u O .0
V `°
❑ 6a �n
.t
N
Fi
�
¢
.I
LU
d
T
w
co
w
VO!
❑
y
T
o
q
.y
N
..0
L
L
L
L
t
L
l
CL
CL
L
L
C
L
L
Q
y
Z>
U
o
a
�
W
C0..
G
O
� U
C
CO
N :3
U)
U >
C
� a W
43
L ti
d -4
(0
ao
o ,G
q
O Uwa
d
N
o �
(U(y
0 :0
U
A
O c1 bA
d
4-
0
-
O
o
•� b
b �
Qi
L
q m
U • ^ vv��y
q
Cid
a�
U
U C)
O
•a � � VJ
a A N O
H 0.r.
a
1 �
a
O o
0
d
d a ^�(�
iii q Gp bn
o u qo
O
u
00 q O
u O .0
V `°
❑ 6a �n
.t
N
W
�
¢
.I
LU
d
T
w
co
w
VO!
W
O
_
q
..0
L
L
L
L
t
L
l
CL
CL
L
L
C
L
L
Cd
y
Z>
U
o
C0..
G
O
� U
C
CO
N :3
U)
U >
C
� a W
43
L ti
d -4
(0
ao
o ,G
q
O Uwa
d
N
o �
(U(y
0 :0
U
A
O c1 bA
d
4-
0
-
O
o
•� b
b �
Qi
L
q m
U • ^ vv��y
q
Cid
a�
U
U C)
O
•a � � VJ
a A N O
H 0.r.
a
1 �
a
O o
0
d
d a ^�(�
iii q Gp bn
o u qo
O
u
00 q O
u O .0
V `°
❑ 6a �n
.t
N
N
�
¢
.I
LU
d
T
w
co
w
VO!
cJ
_
q
0
i
n
y
Z>
U
o
C0..
G
O
� U
C
CO
N :3
U)
U >
C
� a W
43
L ti
d -4
(0
ao
o ,G
q
O Uwa
d
N
o �
(U(y
0 :0
U
A
O c1 bA
d
4-
0
-
O
o
•� b
b �
Qi
L
q m
U • ^ vv��y
q
Cid
a�
U
U C)
O
•a � � VJ
a A N O
H 0.r.
a
1 �
a
O o
0
d
d a ^�(�
iii q Gp bn
o u qo
O
u
00 q O
u O .0
V `°
❑ 6a �n
.t
N
vJ
V
�v
1 \i
b
O
O `
.G
U N�
ipl F�•1
r F�1
c
f+„ o
d
� u
i••1
V
O A
y
y
W
•� a
N
O
ddd
� ql u
� aa
go u
b �c •y
o0
C.
8
bo" w
fi N
w
a
u � off
W H N
u
C
U
� o d
b
.� N
z ,
z = cmW
nom.
Cl) C M
N
w ` N
4i CF• �
z� i p.
W �
4:
Y
10 a
a K
=a C: S a.
A34
u H W
03
w
m m
m
a M
v c
w
U � C
CL
�C
y N O
m m
a
E
E �j U
CD s>
N
m Hm m
> J m
a
7�
z z o
H
EO q
U w
c
Q
0
0
0
U)
C:
CL)
U
N
2
c
Y
U
0
O
m
E
a
O
m
CD
CD
Ln co
L�
LOC3 ce)m
z z
a w
R-4
m
M N
�
LU
C3 0
Op
O
U
O
U
U
O
z DO
•Oy
�1
W N
m m
m
a M
v c
w
U � C
CL
�C
y N O
m m
a
E
E �j U
CD s>
N
m Hm m
> J m
a
7�
z z o
H
EO q
U w
c
Q
0
0
0
U)
C:
CL)
U
N
2
c
Y
U
0
O
m
E
a
O
m
CD
CD
Ln co
L�
LOC3 ce)m
z z
a w
R-4
a O
A�
Ln ❑
0
N
z
0 Z
�o 0
U14
a a
a
U ❑
b
o O
U�
0111 �
H
d) 41
0
m�
A }'
A
CZ;
a
LO Q o
N Z a
O 'b
b
O
w
O �
O
O
O
U
•Oy
A�jja �
W
00
In
L
til (' '1 M
N asO
m
w
'E
O
b %o
`�
o
i
a
o 0
b
z�z
Rg:!'
CC)
H
0 0
cla
o icy C
O
U-5
Q
o
a a
. e
O
o f
U
o
U
_
z
O
wv�
p f
h=
�
w
cd
m
07 U
C7 �
as
•a.
3
m
3
m
;
E
Qy W3
>
o
m
vo;
40, 41
G .•...1�
A
b
O
N i
o U
v
s 7
a q 0
a0
0
0
a
"�'
W 3
o
z
C7
A
o
y n
Ho 4 p
o
CS a
G
,d >i O
d,'
Q m �7
a7 b
O lb •y
—
iri
N H
d L
C7 p
pp i.
v ct'
,� pq
O o
to
C3 rL
od
es
o 0
4: ai mt�
to
i
C
•.� o N
V]
.•C W 'a
G U
p N
O
w
O
U U
U
acd2
`o�AUm
is
.b
ooA
m
u
ca
pz
�lVU
A
a O
A�
Ln ❑
0
N
z
0 Z
�o 0
U14
a a
a
U ❑
b
o O
U�
0111 �
H
d) 41
0
m�
A }'
A
CZ;
a
LO Q o
N Z a
O
w
o
O
•Oy
zF
� �
boa�
0ba
p d
ca
b
w f
H
.0
o
O
y
O
m
n
o
o f
a
J•+ O
o
U
w0
O
wv�
p f
O
cd
m
07 U
C7 �
o
•a.
3
m
3
m
;
E
.�
y
G .•...1�
A
b
O
N i
yID
u '"o
0
CUw
z
C7
A
A
t3:
U
1 a
m
m
cr)
0
N
o `o
N Cl)
Elz
CJ
a �
W
0
0
0
v
ft
rD
3
m
■ ■!
[1-31MI
7010—
ii
W
a
0
Cd N
0 u
o a
,cd, oE
C:) U
H
0 0 ❑H
y
O V
N w
q
t ❑ ❑
H �
o
0
0
LO
N
w
Q
P-4
r ❑
❑ v
Ow
0 O
Q7 U
w U
q 0 q
O O p0
O
W
¢
Q
W
� O
n o�
c U H
as
b
W
°
a
>
�
Pi O C
N
o
u o
q [ ,17
o
o
rn
N
Ca
CD
a
o
0
0�
o
o
m
0
O N
w
F U (~
o
0
• �
U
+ O G
W
U
y'y o
oV
.!
9 4
r
�D
7
n O
(1
L
O.
L
d
t
L
t
d
L
a
L
a
3 cva
w
n
a
a_
.o
�
u m
S]
ca
pq
i
N
to
C)
m
�/
a
O
•'
oo
O
o
O
til
N
't
N
O
w
m
O
W
lq
r
L
U
O
Lo
v
C
U
~ T O
z
U , o p �
�
A
q .v n
C::
py
U W P+
Q
ej
N
a
U
O
h
�
•� q
a
v
Pa
C N �
e A
U
w ..
C y
� A
A
A O
o UP.
a
U
U
N
y F�1
p
pi
cn
�`
i
O
x x
O
U
O
U
•a:.
N
F
Pa
P+
z
>
U
Q
m
❑
w
U
d
Cd
tW
H
CV
U
Q] Uh
O
U GG
b
N a
o Cd
O
b
N do
4-4
n. o
k
U
b
O
N
C
e -•i
N
O
Hrm
..++ f
� N
.b •H
O ty
o A o
•N y Q% •�
El
y rrd m w
a o O N
N
i
0,0 C Z
•n 0 = Q
rA
+ y U
N U
ray
7 G Cid �1������/�'�J\
7 p 0 F
to
A o
m
q ,
i
v.., C,1
�oa
N
id. N i'•. hOi
O NC
pZ-;00
v N
O �•+ � fir.
� � •F+ pp
e� u U
�odL e
U A b
E3 0
� U .
N
A
N
O
N
N
9ai
�1'
K7
IA
O N
• � xQ.
W 'u5
�M
n
N
s
°0
R
1010.201
m m
c
f0 �01
c
w
U c
a
O 0 O
N
CI y
� n Y
X N
EW U
� C
U) rn >
>
ai ei c3
q � o
z z U
LO
a
o U 0
U Cn
O
U
c
Q
O
m
U
U
U)
c
Ye
U
O
a�
c
o ,D
•e
w
c.E
R
U
I., R
O
R
w
0
d
a
z
W
0
o00W)
t r -
E
W
rn
N
O
�_
C
m 8
❑ N
�,
CD
L'
e17d N
,�,� l
L.
� �
N
0%
\O \O \O
e A
WU
0
co
m
CD
coO
O
pb¢�(Le��
N
O
w
o
7
O
LO
O
Z
O
z
O
N
w
0
R >
°'
�
w
o0
O
W
N
Z
o
co
O
v cl
N
dCq
rn
`;y
N
O
R.E�
ri
0
oU
a
o
U U
o
I
O
U
eq a
N
U
L ^O
0 acl
e
z `"
zEncu
��
w
N
E E
O
t) y
A Q
R
It U
CR
Z Q L p
G
o
C,N
w'fl
0 o
G
L a aci U ao
w u A 0.1 to
O
v
z z
b a
N
0 0 G u U
�p
.5
ti
O
U
O
sc. �.0
L.
.03
�
u
°
.. o >
�o
N
A
f~ v'�
6~9UQ`nvA
w°
��
m m
c
f0 �01
c
w
U c
a
O 0 O
N
CI y
� n Y
X N
EW U
� C
U) rn >
>
ai ei c3
q � o
z z U
LO
a
o U 0
U Cn
O
U
c
Q
O
m
U
U
U)
c
Ye
U
O
a�
c
x U
o ,D
•e
w
c.E
R
U
I., R
O
R
a
0
d
a
z
W
0
o00W)
t r -
E
W
N
O
�_
C
m 8
❑ N
�,
rn cn m
N
N N011
L'
e17d N
,�,� l
L.
� �
El
0%
\O \O \O
e A
WU
ami
;'
d
\
0
o
O
000
O
pb¢�(Le��
N
Q`
w
> a
7
O
LO
O
Z
O
z
O
N
0
0
R >
°'
a
w
o0
O
W
N
Z
lz
O
�:
N L1 +-r
3
v cl
N
dCq
rn
`;y
G
N
R.E�
O
0
oU
a
o
N
c3
I
o u
eq a
N
0
L ^O
0 acl
e
O
n
��
y L
b O
d E 1fd
O
t) y
A Q
R
It U
CR
Z Q L p
G
o
C,N
w'fl
0 o
G
L a aci U ao
w u A 0.1 to
O
v
U y
o
b a
N
0 0 G u U
�p
.5
ti
O
U
O
sc. �.0
L.
.03
�
u
°
.. o >
�o
a: ci
A
f~ v'�
6~9UQ`nvA
w°
��
x U
c\
o
a
w
c.E
R
U
U
O
a
3
3
m
m
C
N
.5
0
LO
.
o
R
N
O
�_
CL)
N
CD
01
O
I[7
CL:)
m
El
A
co
O
C
o
0
o
O
ai
O
c
U
N
Q`
N
7
O
LO
O
Z
O
z
O
N
CY)
LO
0
m
oo
Q
o0
O
W
N
Z
lz
N
a
\C
`;y
O
N �
•�
u a
E—
O
N
y cn
E
v
I
o u
eq a
N
0
°
❑
e
O
n
��
m
a
x U
c\
o
a
w
c.E
R
U
U
O
a
3
3
m
m
C
N
.5
0
LO
.
o
R
°�
w
w
CL)
N
O
R
U
CL:)
m
A
0a V'
4'
'D
0
o
O
ai
N
o
N
0. N
7
O
N
N
7
O
0 0
❑❑G
a (�
V
U
O F.
m
oo
Q
o0
W
N
Z
lz
N
a
o
R
[
a
U
O
O
u a
E—
O
E
0
0
0
04
'N-
�
E
a
o
U
c.E
R
c
o
-
0
O
bo
C
a
3
r
�+
N
�
'a
.5
r.
CL)
p
a
o
4'
o^
w
ai
o
N
0. N
N
'O
O
0 0
U
O F.
O
O
'"
p
a
w
o
o
a
3
N
3
N
u a
E—
W
E
n coi
I
o u
eq a
N
.�
.�
a >
!h
IN
y
5 a
.,
c
y'
N❑
=
u
'on cd
w Z
0
a1
A
3=
rin
w
3 �
Elao
G■
U
R
a
a
P64
L
5 a
a U
F E
a
O
U
G
N
.5
Q
w
x
0
Ct
co
to r -
a
U d
O
.N
44.)o Y 'Da
o
a
Q _ ccn
Ino 4 U
N ❑ E
O
tw
.. a
� C
N R
N V]
• ❑ ❑
E E N
a
N VJ V3 N
a a
R cd A
w L
I
X
U
O
'D
0
N
O
N
0
pW
W
U
0
N
Q
U
0
V-(
N
0
N
M
00
co
c
3
.O a
o
O
a
�
'a
x
W
W W W
U Q
p
0
Ct
co
to r -
a
U d
O
.N
44.)o Y 'Da
o
a
Q _ ccn
Ino 4 U
N ❑ E
O
tw
.. a
� C
N R
N V]
• ❑ ❑
E E N
a
N VJ V3 N
a a
R cd A
w L
I
X
U
O
'D
0
N
O
N
0
pW
W
U
0
N
Q
U
0
V-(
N
0
N
M
00
co
z
IE
C
d
C
�
O
O
z
U
a
�
w00—
d) s
43
U
O m
O
U
b b
U'0
I..
O O O �3
o
o
0
a
Q
N
o
N
N
N
N
q
5�
ON
WQ
I
k4
�y
Q
Q
Q
ee.� O
� 'o •o
C ' �
a`di
�
oa
Q
O
,M
ca
E
..
❑
L
41
�
C
00
Ob
6)
N
m d
G
O
EI
> va
n
5id
O
W
_rn
m
V]
N N
O
4)
a
u+
o
o
A cdo
O
p
ti
ti
or0
c�
W
o0
❑�y
AzU
C H
C-4
04
w
O
y
o
'
o
o
>
x
C)
w
U
�
fl
n
�
a
u
(U
5
n
Li
gyp+ ....
O
b0
O
�. F
N
On
Q
2U
0
LO
�
O U
O
W
3 �
�
G O
>
y
U
u q
O L
y y
I.r
y
CL
a <
�
> L
a O ..
w °�
3 3
w
❑
�'
U
O O
U
�
w
o
C
M ccs
0
�"
> ❑
O In
o
it
O
L
O
❑ C1
0
L U
O O
> u
b° u
F L
O O
.a ^
ca
C)
t,
�
b0
Vl
�A
Q 'Cbo
F C
N ti
�xQj
U 040.
Ur
►A.' E
s E
�D
m
m
s.
o
u m
d)
r-
P,
�•g^M
a? s o
a
w
U
> 4.
N U v
Q
,- U
Q [n
0
in
C)
co O p
E
se d
a
;z
a c
u
o`nQ
E
w
a
q a)
o
z
IE
C
d
O �
U
d) s
43
U
I..
O O O �3
y
N
N
N
N
N
N
[�j
WQ
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
b
O
�
C
G
C
0C:)
W
O
O U
or0
o
C H
C-4
04
0m
O
m
'
o
o
CD
C)
fl
^ ai
C
O
�
W
U H
o
�
�
o
C
O
L
0
ca
C)
t,
w
U 040.
F•
E
Q
�
0
d
o
U
a
L
a
L
a
L
a
L
a
L
a
L
O
W
w
iii
.D
L
Q
G
U
m
_a
W
0
O
°
CD
O
O v
c)
9
O
O
O
W
N
tf1
W
•y"
O
O
N
O
O
lU
O0
O
1-
M
U
To
0
z
° c E
A
C •U �
U
O N
U W P:
U
Q
"O
C
u
C"d
0
U
O
U
cuN
�
q
0
U
Q
0
U
P
u
v
u
Cd
_
O
O
O
O
t
'O
L
'o
o
F
o
F
Q
a
cn
z>
U
0.
U
O
w
Cd
y N
CO
w ca
N L_
�a m
CL)
O
N
� C �
a) L.
0
C".
N OD
4-
R. O
Q
Q
U :t:l
Q o%JJ
CO.) U L +
QCdLL +
(l
co
co t::
+' U
a
0,
G E
a ai y
u ° O C
= Ed = Q
L N
C — N
G :i
O N y
G k �
v O o V
U
o �
E 'co
E co
c �\
O m Ni
0 L'
CO43
e C�
O L � F• -I
N
�0�a
ii
Cly O_ N ID
ID
` A
G4 �' y
U
ow
�a o
u �
u 'y
E �
m
n
d
n C/I L
k
U
O
b
r -I
0
N
O
N
O
G
w
N W
H I�
O
N
_ A
�I w
a�
z
Y
A
� ' V
��i
I
..may
a
O
tn
O
O
LW—
C�
ti
.5
S
N
�N
b
C,
C7
1:1 El Fqo
0
lV
O
CL
U
C
W
2)
N
E
W
w
o
o
CO
a
pp w c.
C? cn
o
O
u
°i
L3
rd)
O
b
N
tta
'o
u
u
o
z U � °
.-
&
a
y¢ �'
O
'N
•a^
G
a~i cC u
C1 Cp
O0
y,
1� W
O O
0 v v M
oo
fd U b
M
Fn
as
0.
o •o
vi o
U v
O
h'
w
z
O
En� oL
.,w
ill H
v �
w cd
U o 0 o
h
Od• a w iu o
o
41
N
03
ci
0 a¢
zCOO
W
t
N
tj to
E
u
y
�
O >
o
V
F
u
E -i a
u
> N
O
W
O
�'a°
CN
o
N
aQ
-Si
C,
cxi�
o e
�
o
OU
aYi
tm
o
•C3 U u U
N
O
L
p
O
b0.0
W
'0 t/��
U
O
,L
U 43
C
U
d.
L
>
a-
11
Y
43
a.
��
U4
ca
w Qcn
to
w
�%i =
0
cu
O fl
0 0
CL C
U
c
W O
o
c
U
c
o
0 0
x
0
U
QO
d
c n=
O
v
LLO
o
U�
o U
o
.6>
QLo
U
7 u
L
y ;
C
E
L
G)
Oco
wo
cs)
7 N
s
o
v1
ami
U
14
A
Uf
�go
T
o
U
u
a
°y
is
a
0
lV
O
CL
U
C
W
2)
N
E
W
Ch
N
M
rn rn
LD
co
b
y
o
o
O
a
pp w c.
C? cn
o
O
u
°i
c
>
N to
b
u
tta
'o
u
u
o
z U � °
U
a
y¢ �'
a ^M ell
cj
'N
•a^
G
a~i cC u
C1 Cp
O0
y,
O O
0 v v M
M
fd U b
U
Fn
as
0.
O n
U v
O
En N
w
z
O
En� oL
.,w
ill H
v �
w cd
U o 0 o
h
Od• a w iu o
o
41
N
03
ci
0 a¢
o pW�
O M O
t
r47
tj to
E
u
y
�
O >
o
V
F
u
E -i a
u
> N
0
W
O
�'a°
CN
o
aQ
-Si
C,
cxi�
o e
•C3 U u U
L
p
O y N
b0.0
W
'0 t/��
F
,L
U 43
C
U
d.
11
43
a.
��
U4
rA
w Qcn
Ch
N
M
rn rn
LD
co
b
y
o
Q0.cd d
pp w c.
o
O
u
°i
c
� o
oCA
•Fo3
y
u
tta
'o
u
u
o
z U � °
^ Wa
-0
a
y¢ �'
c o
O V
''a
❑ Ibof
U
Fn
as
0.
o U
U v
O
En N
w
z
O
En� oL
.,w
ill H
v �
w cd
U o 0 o
h
Od• a w iu o
o
z y
N
0 a¢
o pW�
O M O
t
r47
tj to
E
u
y
�
O >
o
V
1
of
rn
m
t-
\
\
Lo
O
a
0
t4
W
0
A
s
El
v
G
N
O
GO
C�
M
A
U
T
O
LO
ti
C)
O
f�
d
El
z
a�
0
ME
J
0
O DO
U �
1
W
0 0
q
O
�j ct
A W
-21
Q
L
N
F'�
v
O'
t�
4}
�N}
.
N
N
N
N
N
¢
<1
a I
a
Q
a
q
C =
"
O
O
r
In
C7
T
r
T
O
h
CO
0
0
0
0
co
O
O
fA
O
ui
>
O
43
4.
_
w
W
Aj
O
a
Q.
a
n.
a
CL
w .
.. U
i
.
Q
n
.2
P
0
W
W
W
W
N
LO
o43
p,
0
0
O
N
O
O
117
':._ •:'
r
o
U
tolo
L
N
N
w
N
CD
l W I O I m
O b
b
OCd
U U
0 U
U
�f
z
w N
A
O
.O
}per
d
Opr-1
C
z
u
w
P.
a
+'
N
O
.o
C
O
Z7
U
0
C
b
a)
❑
U
tl
00 Ccl
N
0
O
d
•�
O
�{
�
W
>
d)
ya
y
4 -rd
0
o
o
N
-fl
�
u
y
Fy
'D
4,
as
ff
nom= w
5t
o
e
�,
oo°
�
A-1
0
3
0
��
'
>o
�
° _> V
u
N94
.vi
O
0
FUq'n
uc
O
a
q
•� O O
W d O W
!j O vN
40. 10 ? L
b � p
cid
.0
U
0 coo W
°'
O L gq U U
. o U >
G
0
w
q
A
for
c
°u
�
L
L
Z
ti
14
.a'
V
Q
L
a
a�y
y
o
�
N
-
a
•�
�
n
e
w
to
W
�
�'i
P
O
�i
O
at
a
Ri
❑
❑
a
O
N
❑
❑
❑
❑
N
w
N
CD
l W I O I m
O b
b
OCd
U U
0 U
U
�f
z
w N
'I
0
Q
0
0
Cl)
c
N
U
N
N
C
s
U
O
C
0
0
Cl)
O
U
a
a�
E
0
0
m
cn
0 co
LO l0
N 0
z z
0 w
:�I rn
c
c a
Q m
P-4 ,i
P4
a
m
cncn
m
0
c
d p
CD ❑
0
0
Q O
o Z z
U
N
U
C a
G Q
o °
U
q N
r0�U
°o
A °7
A r
O
0
o
LO Z a
b
OCd
O
C O
b
n
t M R1
NjlmON
}per
Opr-1
C
z
u
C
N
r
.o
C
O
Z7
t+
0
Cd
b
a)
00 Ccl
N
0cl i
•�
O
�{
U
W
>
o
fr`
y
4 -rd
0
GI
e°�° al
N �"i
O
o
60]
Fy
'D
4,
as
ff
nom= w
r
C3.)
�,
oo°
�
A-1
0
3
0
��
'
>o
�
° _> V
u
N94
43 C)
FUq'n
uc
O
a
q
•� O O
W d O W
!j O vN
40. 10 ? L
b � p
cid
.0
U
0 coo W
°'
O L gq U U
. o U >
I O
P+
z
W
z
U
A
A
c
a
a
d p
CD ❑
0
0
Q O
o Z z
U
N
U
C a
G Q
o °
U
q N
r0�U
°o
A °7
A r
O
0
o
LO Z a
CL
0
Q
b
0❑
b
a m
pq U
0
U �
F
❑ ❑
❑ ❑
O d
pqpqpqL�
O
O
O
O to r-
E■
0
m
w
a
�N
a
x
O
C)
LO
C,
0 0
a
V
U
N
�D
Cl
N
40.
b
63
0
A
a
41
0
0
9
a
13
N
N
4-i
O
O
P-4
b
L
.o
C
O
Z7
A
b
a)
b
•�
a'
N
U
IN
O.
0
N
LL
60]
aN
�
�Q10
tU�yy
C
yy
q
N94
FUq'n
en
91
0
0
v�
w
z
A
A
a
CL
0
Q
b
0❑
b
a m
pq U
0
U �
F
❑ ❑
❑ ❑
O d
pqpqpqL�
O
O
O
O to r-
E■
0
m
w
a
�N
a
x
O
C)
LO
C,
0 0
a
V
U
N
�D
Cl
N
40.
b
63
0
A
a
41
0
0
9
a
13
N
N
4-i
O
O
P-4
J
y U
o o Q
cc,,y
JW W
0
m
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
V'
O
O
N
y
� o
o
N
4
aZj
0 ca C3
U
Ci
0
CU
Obo o
0)
=
W
U
O
P;
� �
d
60
N
O
0
^
� II
prWy .�
C) 0
7
U o W
G
O O
b11
O -,9 O
E
y b
a
❑
Fa
CL)
QI .y v
•U
-�
I�1
°
b y
aU• •o b
❑ u
'C
•n�i
u o
a
a
a�~
Ocq
0 0
N
Ca
O
O
ti
w
�q
x ❑
A0
Azo
b
❑
rte? O
�+
o Z-4
o
r�i C
N
UU
q [�
r
000Moo
ti
-
0 �
ter-•
m
� H
O
v
.O.
U
R
,y
;>
tlNtl
❑
W �
w"
� y
0
cl
M
•r
W OF
� a
F
> ❑
r -I cd
cd
❑
C/I'o
4) [d
Q
m >
Q O d
p
N Q a d
n
1 O
r
o
o u
H
G
Mx�
x
y C
Y+ L
p
u
v
p1
a r.�
_
W p
c
b
O C•p1]
ccW
rA
V] W
U
W
O O
O
o
S se o
��z
on
L) c
a
5
- ami
A W
�
J
y U
o o Q
cc,,y
JW W
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
V'
Cd
yr
O
N
y
� o
o
N
4
aZj
O
N
Ci
0
CU
o
=
W
U
L:
P;
60
N
O
0
^
O •O Y
prWy .�
C) 0
7
U o W
G
q U H
QI .y v
b y
aU• •o b
Qr
q [�
r
000Moo
o
r
ter-•
m
v
,y
� y
•r
W OF
o
O
b
�
w
c
�
U
v
y
c
C.
1
.O•
OO
L
L
L
L
L
L
Q•1
{
a
a
--2
1 .n
1-2
o
7
oa
o
V)
a
o
O
O
U.1
N
LLb
O
W
Q
f"
' U
O
o
O
o
N
O
0
O
fl
4]
e
U
� �
O
U
z
°p' a
G U )
U
i U�L;
y
rn
° a
Q o
a
U U
AC/I
� y
0
' 0
q o
O �+
U a
'a
4
�
v
cy3
Pa
o
,�
kk
rA
Z
U
O
D
O
y
o
H
a
w
UQ
w
LlC)
N
O
O
a
k
0
0
v
V'
Cd
yr
O
N
y
@
Cl)
o
N
4
aZj
O
N
Ci
0
CU
o
=
W
U
L:
P;
60
N
O
0
^
O •O Y
prWy .�
C) 0
7
U o W
G
N
O
O
a
4 -
ml 0
r�
i.
D❑❑
0
0
aNi
Y
N
d N
U c
y "rn
>_
m w
a7
m a
m m
n
� N
N
O_ cc
•C w
0 c c
a
Ir
0 a
•E 0 a
cj m a
p a
> 0 cc
d C
q o
[a 3
z z
a
o a
U v�
C
0
Q
O
0
0
m
U)
C
N
U
N
N
U
c
Y
U
0
m
C
a
m
O
0
m
z
w
a
C
N •>
_
Q
O D
w
E
C)
�
N
t00
N
oo
y
W
z
m
O
C
Q
W
0
U
O
U
d
a>i
zCA
ai
uJ
w N
0
0
aNi
Y
N
d N
U c
y "rn
>_
m w
a7
m a
m m
n
� N
N
O_ cc
•C w
0 c c
a
Ir
0 a
•E 0 a
cj m a
p a
> 0 cc
d C
q o
[a 3
z z
a
o a
U v�
C
0
Q
O
0
0
m
U)
C
N
U
N
N
U
c
Y
U
0
m
C
a
m
O
0
m
z
w
a
C
N •>
_
Q
Mn
O
•D
O O O
Q U
im a
N �
Q m S v
0
N O .c d U
a a7 a7 •0 0
0 2 0 ~O w
,, 0 3 3
y .0
a w �
'OD N d
X� —13 � O
0 CU 0
Vw Z 0 A A
EE
u
U
a
C',
r7
N
v
N
M
�
0z
U •ca
N
a cn
'b
Q
W
m
m
a
m
•n
E
E
U
aH
❑ ❑
O D
'C
C
E
o O
G
O
y
•�
z
W
o�tn
�.
W
9.
M K1 M
a^U+
a
d
ON a,
aA
WU�y
ai
uJ
a
91;/C"
C �..
s V1
MMM
C
d
ccs o�
N \ 1
pp
oCD
rn
v
� p
Y •Q ,:�
H r+ O
G
4�
o'ay
r. y
•y O00
�L O
a❑
0 >
m
.y
,2
,Z
_o
¢
[0
o
via .s
y �ao7
C.'
O
oU
a+ p
� •a
q p•
�� c
„�� L C Cq
a
ca
O
SaoE
M2
O
V
O
•C1 T
d F. d V'
,y
L
O
G
O
0
>w 7
u c U�
c
U N
u
ca
^0
•° d u�'LO
00
o.5
O
O
v Q
N
a7 U
Z �"" 7 A, L
cQa
.D
a s
U
Ig
y,a�
,�� oU= C
ci
SrA
pO.,i,
IA
��U
wo
acn
Mn
O
•D
O O O
Q U
im a
N �
Q m S v
0
N O .c d U
a a7 a7 •0 0
0 2 0 ~O w
,, 0 3 3
y .0
a w �
'OD N d
X� —13 � O
0 CU 0
Vw Z 0 A A
EE
u
U
a
C',
r7
N
v
N
M
�
0z
U •ca
N
a cn
'b
Q
W
m
m
a
m
•n
E
E
U
aH
❑ ❑
.t8
0
0
LO
E
O ❑
W
W
U caaz
7
U
❑ ❑
m
� a
T
aci a
C
d
ou
�'
c'
a
o'ay
a❑
.t8
0
0
LO
Q-1
a
H
U
�b
42
o m m
E 441,
W
d ho bo
b
p6'O
w
O
a
a¢
�(5
oA
a
A
d
0
N
U
� y
*•
� 2
r r
P
O
rf-
tf]
z,
-
—
p
40
otw
tD
o_
f—
m
r
O
F•i
m
.`p+
C
`
a
E
❑
'r
0Im
L
•v
C
5
A
a
W 00 0
o r.
O
ci
�n
aGi
Qi
O
p
V]
b
y
N N
o ')
•y
cc
0
V r;
o
O
En
W
C
Q °°
�
❑
4-4
o
C
N�3
C
p
�
x
L
10-
V
a
U
^�^
O Y �+
•1Oi
(�
ov e
ho
fpr
0
a�
a
Cd
V
•3 ,.
4
O
YCti
w
� N
W >
d
.fl
Q
0-4
C
z
Q .
Oy
L
as
L
L
>❑
Hal
U
❑ ..
L
L
V
cd
L O N
O
•L1
*3
A
H
Z
O
cw
Sd
U�°
v
O .u..
=
a
acn
O
�Ln
H
-y
°
I-�
O �
roi
mom
P7 •
> d
a
ac
-�
V
se
d
O cn
O O
di
CS
y W
9
W
v CCO
O O
N
O
I
in
w
o a
ii
a U 0
O O
0
o
DEQ
m
A w
a
H
C
.4
m c0
.4 C/)
w °6
)
o .
U
��• O. U N
N
0
a. o
� o
Off/
c— V
cC
y u3 0
a
y_�_ b
3 •O. N
V
c
o •,p � O
ai
H
G 'O N t
Eti m40,
a
y O V
� O
c ➢, a
7� 3
V
w C �
a
y � O
O v1
O Y
aj
Cd
P
C
Ed
ca
:oma >
.o a
N
a C V
� O N
N O
• i -r Ll.
v C tC N
m
H v a
N
C,3 a
> q
u O y
➢ W U ni
1
p
I F
I
a a
a
a¢
a
d
0
N
O
r r
O
O
O
r
tf]
ca
r r
O O
O
f—
m
r
O
m
O
.`p+
C
C
O
0
O
0
O
L
10-
0
4
d
.fl
Q
C
Q .
L L
L
L
L
L
L L
L
L
L
L
W
O
O �
LO
V,
c
V
a
O O
di
N
di
m
9
W
O O
N
O
O
UO
0 0
0
r-
m
U
C.
z
a
7 •
�+ G
4i
C
i
N
i
O
O
O
v
v
.rJID
o
a PO
,
Z
>
U
U
Q
Y
Y
w
Q
�
C
.4
m c0
.4 C/)
w °6
)
o .
U
��• O. U N
N
0
a. o
� o
Off/
c— V
cC
y u3 0
a
y_�_ b
3 •O. N
V
c
o •,p � O
ai
H
G 'O N t
Eti m40,
a
y O V
� O
c ➢, a
7� 3
V
w C �
a
y � O
O v1
O Y
aj
Cd
P
C
Ed
ca
:oma >
.o a
N
a C V
� O N
N O
• i -r Ll.
v C tC N
m
H v a
N
C,3 a
> q
u O y
➢ W U ni
1
p
I F
I
�
i
E
7
W�
m
I
10 E
.M
PL, w
0
CO
LO uu)
00
Lr)
Q
Ln
M
C) �22
cy)23
C
L VI
z �
q
N
w
0
SE
Y
U)
0
3
0
O_
U
C
ID
rn
4)
Wp
Cd
Cd
Qca
r
O
W
0
O
a�
I A
7r
r
T
T
m
Q
o
A
�+' v o D
R1
h
W
r
co
0 0
0
oco
E
v°
U id
0
!� u
U
�
f�
z-
'� 0
W
N
N
°'
L)
•�•
O
>
N
4
M
0 O M
v
C �
72
o
•+
aL�
�.
d
Cr
C7
�
U
e
o
z
..
W
U q �
0 U
trti o o z
w
y dJJ
.q
>4 y Q'.r
}� NC!
•n 'U
r
U
C,
0
a
N '
.y oW
U C
`✓
Cl- '�_'
41,
o
o
v >
v
�
�
U CCO
.o
0
o v
O
v, p, N as
00
C
0
u V+
P+
❑
G
u
QV
e L.
P
aSS
{. ld Cd
U
U
.y
a
Pr
v o
�
a o
o
c
o El El
A 0
c az a
t� pp.�, C
`"
'9 'g q p
CA �
0 4-.
O
°£
eV'i w
o
!C c
a
y
a
a�
as a
z
MEa
H Q Q
CC6
Nr
0
ep
J
Y
c
U
El
ElF
HS
,5
❑❑ ❑S
U
•ii N
N
Vo.>
y�'"'�
cu
0
CO
LO uu)
00
Lr)
Q
Ln
M
C) �22
cy)23
C
L VI
z �
q
N
w
0
SE
Y
U)
0
3
0
O_
U
C
ID
rn
4)
Wp
Cd
Cd
Qca
r
O
W
0
O
a�
I A
7r
r
T
T
m
Q
o
o�
o
R1
h
W
r
co
0 0
0
oco
b
0u
U id
0
!� u
U
�
f�
z-
'� 0
W
N
0
CO
LO uu)
00
Lr)
Q
Ln
M
C) �22
cy)23
C
L VI
z �
q
N
w
0
SE
Y
U)
0
3
0
O_
U
C
ID
rn
4)
Wp
Cd
Cd
Qca
r
O
W
0
O
a�
I A
7r
U
y as
z
0
o�
o
R1
O
En
p
U
0
U
Q O
bl)
cd
U id
p Mo
W
F
r O
C/1
Y
'� 0
U
N
°'
L)
•�•
O
N
U
M
0 O M
v
C �
.y �
q
•+
aL�
�
0! �
(tl U -0
U �
U
�
o
z
..
W
U q �
0 U
trti o o z
w
y dJJ
.q
>4 y Q'.r
}� NC!
•n 'U
r
U
C,
0
_�
N '
.y oW
U C
`✓
Cl- '�_'
41,
y
gU O
U CCO
.o
0
o v
O
v, p, N as
00
00
�_
P, „
Z �A43 �
`off
v
G
e L.
CD
aSS
aN
z o $44j
.y
a
Pr
v o
�
a o
o
c
o El El
A 0
a Q
t� pp.�, C
`"
'9 'g q p
CA �
0 4-.
O
°£
MP
m"
o
o
..
.y
a
y
aayU�o
y
H Q Q
U
Nr
0
ep
J
Y
c
U
^ o
a 43 `a
11 J°
O H
a+^�o
�
U
•ii N
N
Vo.>
y�'"'�
cu
C
.�
a
? Z5
Q.
Y
Q)
/�♦
U
V
L
o
m
o�
v c..)
a
s
L,
7 N
O
N
C
E
a F-
CO
M
CO
c1
0�
0
CO
LO uu)
00
Lr)
Q
Ln
M
C) �22
cy)23
C
L VI
z �
q
N
w
0
SE
Y
U)
0
3
0
O_
U
C
ID
rn
4)
Wp
Cd
Cd
Qca
r
O
W
0
O
a�
I A
7r
U
y as
z
cd
o�
o
R1
O
v U
p
U
0
U
Q O
bl)
cd
U id
p Mo
W
F
r O
C/1
O
'� 0
U
N
°'
L)
•�•
td 10
LL , a
N
0
CO
LO uu)
00
Lr)
Q
Ln
M
C) �22
cy)23
C
L VI
z �
q
N
w
0
SE
Y
U)
0
3
0
O_
U
C
ID
rn
4)
Wp
Cd
Cd
Qca
r
O
W
0
O
a�
I A
7r
co
N
co
M
0
0
•U
R1
�J
o
E
0
.A :3
,°
U id
d
kOi
�7
43 E! U-,
N
•�•
td 10
LL , a
U
M
0 O M
v
C �
.y �
q
•+
aL�
�
0! �
(tl U -0
U �
'
�
z
..
IQ
U q �
0 U
trti o o z
w
y dJJ
.q
>4 y Q'.r
}� NC!
•n 'U
r
p
C,
o N
"
_�
N '
.y oW
U C
`✓
Cl- '�_'
41,
y
gU O
U CCO
.o
0
o v
O
v, p, N as
00
00
�_
P, „
Z �A43 �
`off
v
G
e L.
u w
aSS
aN
z o $44j
.y
a
Pr
v o
W
a o
o
? o
o El El
A 0
a Q
t� pp.�, C
`"
'9 'g q p
CA �
0 4-.
O
°£
MP
m"
o
o
..
.y
000
aayU�o
H Q Q
U
Nr
olo-
w sa
ep
J
Y
c
U
a 43 `a
11 J°
O H
a+^�o
�
•ii N
U
Vo.>
y�'"'�
cu
.�
a
Q.
��
co
N
co
M
oI
z
A
0
0
•U
R1
�J
o
E
0
.A :3
,°
H
d
kOi
A
S
o
u
aL�
15
z U
C) 0
w
a
y dJJ
.q
>4 y Q'.r
}� NC!
•n 'U
r
O U
N '
.y oW
U C
Cl- '�_'
yam
•U
y
gU O
U CCO
.o
0
o v
O
v, p, N as
C7
00
�_
P, „
Z �A43 �
`off
v
G
O
u w
c?
E a
aN
z o $44j
.y
() a� v U
n E
P0. ° .E
pd a Fi d o
a �+
to
L
o El El
z y
3
o. 0 43O
ti
O
UU
C �U-•
000
con
H Q Q
U
Nr
rpt
ep
J
Y
�
U
o
U
C >
oI
z
A
W
d �
0 3
L■
xi ❑
SE
J
A
N
0-
E
U
`a 0
C(a7 ( )
U
v C
P. W . N
N
Q Q .-
o
0 A
O U N
.th N
+' U C]
3
a
p
�°' o .c
r" L ��
Cd
O.
O Q
•a O
.IC3 th
b
U U
+ 0
Q
0
a�
H �
`o A
' C43 0
�i
C'
O
O
U
L
Y
N
W -
IL
0-
n
a
a
a
a
¢
¢
Q
a
a
a
C
O
•y
P
Sz1
'O
Via,
v
ci
O
v
0
a
Lo
LO
LO
CO
O
O
co
Cfl
r
O
O
O
o
ui
O
r
Ny
.y
iy
v
a
C1
v
s
a
a
a
a
A
p
._�.�
;.
O
L
CO
W
w
u
O
CD
W
N
O
O
N
O
O
L�
h
t\
f`
r
O
N
LO
w
a'
z
Ov
w
a
mo
N
0-
E
U
`a 0
C(a7 ( )
U
v C
P. W . N
N
Q Q .-
o
0 A
O U N
.th N
+' U C]
3
a
p
�°' o .c
r" L ��
Cd
O.
O Q
•a O
.IC3 th
b
U U
+ 0
Q
0
a�
H �
`o A
' C43 0
�i
C'
PA
b
� 0
.G
U r1
� Q
eu
it
o
•a
V
p O m
r o
a
rn
.'y
ao
•W� �
•.may U
^c
yy y � •O
F•I ' r�J'
L° d o
O q m 10-•
Cd O •fl Fl
a E� e
A o,
m U
y � a
ol
/1 •a U
W
o ❑ v
,= 5
� � o
W � �
q m
d
O � N
Oa c
v a
z W
z
O rz U)
T
�M o
<)
y
[v
o m
H r'
a
to ,a
u �
H
�' P•i w
w
O
N
ph
y
a ^
CD
N
W
r O
r pp
0 0
0
�° o
O
°=
O
U
U
U
U
y
CL)
zCA
0
U
a
m
❑
0
a'
u
W
p
�
y
r+ p N ON14
Y
QA
n
^
No
p
m
°
O
p
U
t..
m
°
q w
C
P. P.
v
ti
.y 00
y
U
c
P. P.
kqA
v'q�
O
i..
�
•�
•�•
�
S..
.Vi
0
U O
a7 tH
•=L
ca
d
�
0
C)
0
a s
oO
++ q
...i C
iv
a i7
0 o Q1 O
U
tmEl
El
.q
a
d
L)
a
m
�`' q
mca
� O .N Z
0
.vi
q
W
q on t i N
q
vcj
0 0
tj
7
EL
o U y
ILL))
M
sem.
o o
vA�'O
U
)
q
i
n -
o o
�w^a� ao
o a° w
0
CJ
y43
C
111
a
y
c
nIn 2Voo r.
w
C
CL
CO CM
Q
U"
�6U�,A
y
y
y
y
U U
yC
w
N
0
a
ai
a
c)
❑ ❑
c
cr
a
Fej
�•+
:
0
❑
❑
0
❑
❑
U
0
2
w
O
N
ph
O
O
CD
N
W
r O
r pp
0 0
0
�° o
x
ho
U
U
U
U
y
CL)
zCA
0
U
w �1
LO LO
A 4
CD m
N M
c
0
rn
c
(13
m
C
a
c3 S3U O w 0 ta)
cd
OM b 0 q O
z
z
UcnN
9
�y O b
0
U
x
ho
U
A,
y
CL)
0
U
❑Z
�
U
W en ^0U
0
a'
P
W
p
d
y
r+ p N ON14
Y
QA
O
.' 7 C('1 C. .cel [^n 400
O O
w „
PC
m
•�
•C1
vi
• •
C
P. P.
O
a.+ 'y
d'S
.y 00
Y. O
U
c
P. P.
kqA
v'q�
O
0
OElca
CO
O
w
D
o
0
d
�
0
C)
0
a s
oO
++ q
...i C
•.'�'+ L O Cq
a i7
0 o Q1 O
U
.�
�
U U
.q
a
L)
a
m
�`' q
mca
� O .N Z
0
N
F'^I
a.
O
q on t i N
4 q� ..
W
0 0
Q
7
v C U
o U y
ILL))
M
"=
o o
vA�'O
U
)
q
d
n -
o o
�w^a� ao
o a° w
0
CJ
qm�
`+.CAU.
o >
o� z
u
c
nIn 2Voo r.
w
C
CL
■■
❑C
N
U"
�6U�,A
y
¢
U
yC
:
N
0
n.
o
U
0
2
c
p
Y
U
•E
E
U
O
`m
w
o
U
0
cu
CO
c
E
CIS
a
N
O
CD
p
>
m
m
Q
M
m
LO LO
A 4
CD m
N M
c
0
rn
c
(13
m
C
a
c3 S3U O w 0 ta)
cd
OM b 0 q O
z
z
UcnN
9
�y O b
0co
U
x
ho
U
A,
0
9
0
U
❑Z
�
U
W en ^0U
0
a'
P
W
T
j
U
9
C
0
m
m
0
0
y
C
U
rn
C
N
n
to
m
C
OI
C
LU
43y
0
m
N
m
.L]
ao
A •�
o�z1 z
a
El
3
T
o v
N
I�
b
N
0
O
C'
G d
'7
p
ca
U
0
g
0
9
0
U
❑Z
�
W en ^0U
s
c'
P
p
d
y
r+ p N ON14
.n
QA
O
.' 7 C('1 C. .cel [^n 400
O O
w „
PC
•�
•C1
vi
• •
C
P. P.
O
a.+ 'y
d'S
.y 00
Y. O
z 'r
c
P. P.
kqA
v'q�
O
0
OElca
CO
O
w
D
o
0
U
�
0
U
0
a s
oO
++ q
...i C
•.'�'+ L O Cq
a i7
0 o Q1 O
U
.�
�
U U
.q
a
L)
a
m
�`' q
L
C A
� O .N Z
0
N
F'^I
a.
O
b o> op
q on t i N
4 q� ..
�
0 0
Q
7
v C U
o U y
ILL))
0 0
"=
o o
vA�'O
U
v o.�
q
d
o o
�w^a� ao
o a° w
0
U
qm�
`+.CAU.
o >
o� z
u
ti I
nIn 2Voo r.
w
P. W
� �`'¢
CL
■■
❑C
U"
�6U�,A
w
¢
ao
A •�
o�z1 z
a
El
3
T
o v
N
I�
b
N
0
a
M
CO
N
co
N
N co
z
c
cd
W
0
0
0
n
0
m
0
E
E
o �
N U
3 O
o❑
.b
a
O
C'
Pa o
U 'n
ca
d
0
g
0
9
0
U
❑Z
�
2
N
Ohl
°
P
a�
ci
.�
❑ ❑
Lo
C
N
U
Or
O
0
0
O
U
CO
O
w
D
0
3
3
�
O
y
0
y
.�
�
p
.q
a
6n
5q
O
0
N
N
U
'O
t]
N
y
X
ILL))
°,
"=
w
z
0
3
a
M
CO
N
co
N
N co
z
c
cd
W
0
0
0
n
0
m
0
E
E
o �
N U
3 O
o❑
.b
a
tmt�
Pa o
U 'n
❑ ❑
�
O
x
N
Ohl
°
P
m
❑ ❑
Lo
0 ❑
s m
H
U
q
w
0
0
'b 'y
ID a o w
cd p 0
0 0
U
d
0 ❑❑
N " a
q oo
;
N
N y y N cn
tC3
❑ ❑
L N
, H p
W U ,
c-
0
0
a.
a
,O
U
m
8
Gl
N
y
a
bo
0
0
w
0
q
y
00
co
b
oa
i
Q U
❑ .�
a
43
O 0
x ❑
>❑
z
w
x
U
O
b
d'
H
Cl
N
Cl
N
0
G
�W
U
a
N
O
N
N
aj
QI
Mai
awl
'ww
❑■ ❑ ❑
w
�
a
Q)
w
y,
O
O
O
a
O
o
m
zin
U
r-
rIn
m
W GO
�� N
01
I?
N
T
O
�•
w
a
CD
°
�
LO
E
W
o A
N y
o
Ch
w
ovti �+
O_
••
ro
A
a)
pp
C
U U o
h
O
U
a)
C
N
CL
�y
3
0
a
W
w
0)
c
m
o
�
00
In
EH O
e
;-Z, Z, =
m
3
a.
U
F
I I
I
E
=o
y
❑
❑ +.
E
Q �
ti
d
u
w
m
O
U
d
O^
0
L
42
4
d
L
c
—
a
d)
95
v
G
W
p
U
a+
C
'0
N
O 1
0
E
�•%
�
C
s E o o
L
Cl
°
a
5
v
N
d)
r^
cr
o
,3 d 4�.,
o L M
"
I:
G
0
0
h
O
0
w�c
C3
S
Ca� 5
0
0W,,
0
cna
O
•y
O
U)
•p�
rn
CD
tip
pd)
C
cn
O
U
U y
E u I-Uo00
w° w d R1
W
v
tL
4U
❑
❑ a
a
aE
z
U
°
o
❑
❑
0
❑
v
PM
=z
w
❑■ ❑ ❑
o b
�
a
Q)
w
y,
O
c o
O
O
a
O
o
m
zin
c
r-
rIn
m
W GO
�� N
o
I?
N
T
O
�•
w
�p a)
ttJ7dd �
CD
�
LO
.S
C
W
o A
N y
o
Ch
w
ovti �+
o
••
ro
N
�
O
Cl)
C
U U o
>
O
U
;;
U U
0
Q
a
z
w
N
^•+.y
E 'N
EH O
z
;-Z, Z, =
'Cl
>
z zEi
_
•�
oo
a o
I I
I
•Ou
�
I
I
=
.c
C
Q �
U
w
0
d
x
42
0
E o
C3
w
D g
CL
C U C
_
O =
CL 0
w
� � Y
m m
E a U`
= O
= v m
> m m
m
z z
a o
oU) a
U v)
R
C
0
Q
O
N
E
O
0
m
E
0
U
tjr-
O
N
m >
N C
m o
g o
C
N '>
Q -coo
U
a
C')
co
N
m
0
� N
N M
Z
U •O
a �
U
C
c
W
O
O
0
d
C3
co0
N
O
S E
++ "
O E7
N U
L
w
d U
� w
. a
C
(� E
O
o �
b U
O � 7
CW O
CA w
3 O
o ❑
a
U
Ca
a Cy
T
0 R
b V
U r
Wa
3
m
x
a U
W o
•D
U
aH
e
a
w ca
z
❑ ❑
C
�j •O C
�J n L
0.1 U Q
OO
O m O
co r -
o b
�
a
y,
O
c o
O
O
a
O
zin
c
r-
rIn
W GO
�� N
mmM
a�
�•
•L
�p a)
ttJ7dd �
aLi � �
C
NNa,
cN cN a,
.S
C
W
o A
N y
,
Q
r
M M M
4.
y
F ,
0
Q
H C
o
^•+.y
E 'N
EH O
z
;-Z, Z, =
'Cl
>
.I
_
•�
oo
a o
L
`o • °�
W
•Ou
�
o
a,
=
.c
C
Q �
U
0. I
d
x
42
0
E o
C3
w
O GL
W
=
C
`
O
U
O 1
O U
v a
u
C
s E o o
L
•=
a
EO
q
o
ca
T
o
d
E^
��"
w
,3 d 4�.,
o L M
p
:rn
> o
zz-
p ,
j
3.
0
0
w�c
odd
S
Ca� 5
cna
_
bo1
\
EE
A
v
b0 d N
o
rn
O+
DQ
a
ti,A
- o p
E u I-Uo00
w° w d R1
o
v
U N
a °' gipp;
m
N
o i
D-
A� O
aE
? a
U
u i
o
o u
�° s
.e , y;
ca
0
o
'+••�
is
.c .+
o
� E
E
5"
_a.
'a
v
4ca
Q
U O
oUw
y
aXi
sUdMvA
w
acn ¢
Q
0E
U
a
C')
co
N
m
0
� N
N M
Z
U •O
a �
U
C
c
W
O
O
0
d
C3
co0
N
O
S E
++ "
O E7
N U
L
w
d U
� w
. a
C
(� E
O
o �
b U
O � 7
CW O
CA w
3 O
o ❑
a
U
Ca
a Cy
T
0 R
b V
U r
Wa
3
m
x
a U
W o
•D
U
aH
e
a
w ca
z
❑ ❑
C
�j •O C
�J n L
0.1 U Q
OO
O m O
co r -
rn
N
E
c Z
p
y,
O
❑
O
a
O
c
a�
~~
co
C
C
.S
C
W
O
n
r
4.
0
Q
o
d
O
C
U
C�
o
D
=
C
p
ca
C
N
Q
O
wo
z
cna
o
N
o
Cid
s
z
0
C
0
aE
U
al
°0
a
0
o
� E
E
•y Q
_a.
'a
v
4ca
Q
U O
oUw
y
�-
O
a)
o f
0
w
p
v y
o
3
3
y
I
1..
5 o
U
a
'p
do
M
s
rn
w Z
c7
Q
Q
r:
U
a
C')
co
N
m
0
� N
N M
Z
U •O
a �
U
C
c
W
O
O
0
d
C3
co0
N
O
S E
++ "
O E7
N U
L
w
d U
� w
. a
C
(� E
O
o �
b U
O � 7
CW O
CA w
3 O
o ❑
a
U
Ca
a Cy
T
0 R
b V
U r
Wa
3
m
x
a U
W o
•D
U
aH
e
a
w ca
z
❑ ❑
C
�j •O C
�J n L
0.1 U Q
OO
O m O
co r -
oa
J
C
a
it
U
id U
U
v
> rl
ti
w
U
P, p
o m
OI
ar m
000 Q
N
C N
E
ra
E
O H
U
y
44
0 0 0 0
N
a
a
a
a
iL
m
b �
b
�
C C
b U H
P
aO
'b G
b
= o�
� b
>
o G
c7
.O
U o
a H
T
In
O
O
a0
N
(O
�
N
�p
rte-
o
0
o
ui
o
D
C
w UH
y
W�
0
�
o
q 71
V
7�
� U o
S
Q UH
E
0
1.
v
p
m
t
L
L
L
t
L
=
O
.0
C
s
C
C
C
.0
a
W
a
_n
a-
n
I-
Q
ci
y Wci
[y
i
W
o
O
to
O
V
OC')
O
d
{�
C
O
O
O
O
O
W
N
W
If]
W
h
'L
U
O
O
O
O
N
O
O
In
i
U
C
C U
o
z
�
A
U
W �
u
a
u
O
d
�
o
U
(i
En
A
N
d
A
b
CIS
o
C
U
�.
i
x
U
T
u??
T
G
tU
y
CaA
O
0
O
O
o
ryo
0
U
Q
w
Q
.�2 v)
m
B U)
w °6
a
c� _
" � o
D
Cd CL U y
N
� 0
C
y
On
c. o
E °o
0
U
j O LQj N a�
cn
^ N Q3
cb
3 •Q, N
O
U
N
O ? c 0
C v O y N
== m m m a
Q. R. � fou
y.y O
C:
8
ccl,
=a `
m . m
E o •� a
o •^ c v�
U
O CJ
=m��
U
t ~
n C0
L >> V
u � O
l&Ma
U0
•3 � c
�H—o 0
�➢ Iy U i-.
CW
7 O 0 �
00 O
O O
9 m
a O ca
V]
"O
a r'
O
LO
0
O
k --
W
C
01
C
y O
G1
a
N
d
a
LL
JE
W-1
,o fl
9�
zv
4-1
u
o
a
p
w
Id,
� a
o
u
r.
O
n
cl
zz
LO
LO
E
p •� �
�� ,se104,
T
4
M N M
.�
c-
Q
H
t
e�
V] T ti
ar o
.70
C)
W (3i
t
G
co
M
�
a
PC k
C.
o� o
w O
O
o
CD p ij
d
O
a
o
O
as
N
b
C
G
b
C1
o
�u u A
EO -1
w Crj
•�+
z
z GO W
�.
d
P•1
C
.o
t
e
H U O t�U
s
o
N
v
,y
O)
V7 p; cV
o
NO3
1.1.
v
q�q
••7
7
(y�
N
•y Fr
u C m
A
a
a j E U oo
.pper b
(OJ C3
L
O
IU.
C
�• N
O
A y
N
[
O
O
O
U R b
'C -
u
u
C,
y
N
Sr
ed
a U"
A
w
o
N
>
Q
"fl � L'
o
G N U
�• n p
�
d
ai
}y+
id
U v a
6
o
to
t
W
cSo '9
a
•�•i N
O
O
x +
W
Fy. ccl
z
O
y AU
a8
O
O
a
No
+�
Q U
U
o
A°
a a
C4
op
n
[-` R W a
U
as O
LLM
.00
as
z'�
Ir
O
qu
I DO
❑w❑❑
G
❑❑
El
a
O
0
�'
C)
O
N
LO
4
4-1
o
a
p
w
Id,
� a
o
O Id 4
O
cl
a
�
LO
LO
E
p •� �
�� ,se104,
4
M N M
.�
c-
N
H
o
In
e�
V] T ti
ar o
O
C)
W (3i
37 lV N
co
M
�
O M
PC k
C.
o� o
w O
O
o
CD p ij
p
•O
a M2
o °'
N
W
C
Ip
b
C1
o
�u u A
EO -1
w Crj
•�+
z
z GO W
4-4
N
9 5 N 00
C
H U O t�U
12
o
N
4
,y
O)
V7 p; cV
o
NO3
1.1.
d)
c
to O
7
GL
•y Fr
Y
f!i
'En
c Q
a
a j E U oo
.pper b
L
O
C•.,
�• N
O
A y
N
[
O
0,41
.D O
x
A
�Q.U-,
N
U d! ty
O.,
A
w
o
N
>
Q
7
U)
o
U y
CO
t1
bO •F
to
O
v U
U
a
•�•i N
O
O
x +
W
N
cn
O
y AU
O
O
a
(•yam.• ca
�6�•�'''7 •O
Q• ��/ .r}C'•
L
Q U
U
O u
•Ci• A
�1^^
°
[-` R W a
U
LLM
Vn
0 0
0
m
O
V
00
o0
'm
a
O
0
�'
C)
O
N
LO
4
>
> U
'N
ca
C
t
3j
O
4.
- ;
a M
0
0
o
p
.91
t
a H
m m
6i
cn
M
Q
3 "s
i z
z o0�Q
oz�
o
en
Ha
q
�
a
U
/00
3
a
A
P.
W
Cil
a
4-1
� a
N..
O
P.
"�3 Q
0
N
P
P.
o � �
n O
10 'd a~i
El
C/)
q
W
0
0
0
N
o
a
U
Id,
� a
O Id 4
O
cl
a
�
A
E
p •� �
�� ,se104,
M N M
.�
❑�bib
rr
O
H
e�
V] T ti
ar o
O
N &nn
q A. •�
37 lV N
a
U
O M
PC k
C.
W O
NO O
O
CD p ij
•O
a M2
o °'
N
W
C
Ip
b
C1
o
42
d' Z
EO -1
w Crj
•�+
a,
❑
4-4
9 5 N 00
C
H U O t�U
12
o
p o
4
,y
O)
V7 p; cV
o
0)P.
`o
y
z
to O
7
GL
•y Fr
o
� c
a
a j E U oo
.pper b
L
b9
:1Q
C•.,
�• N
O
A y
3
U i7 Q
up u
0,41
.D O
x
A
�Q.U-,
,y
U d! ty
O.,
A
w
o
o
U y
O
•U
bO •F
to
O
v U
U
a
•�•i N
O
p U U
O
O
y AU
O
(•yam.• ca
�6�•�'''7 •O
Q• ��/ .r}C'•
L
Q U
U
O u
•Ci• A
[-` R W a
FV J
LLM
Vn
� a
N..
O
P.
"�3 Q
0
N
P
P.
o � �
n O
10 'd a~i
El
C/)
q
W
0
0
0
N
M
N
Q
u
Q
fT1
o
a
� a
O Id 4
O
ca q
a
a
�
A
d ..
k] �D
rr
O
H
e�
V] T ti
ar o
Eli
'Eo
o
u
u
CD p ij
C
b
C1
cai7 'a\
U
•C 0
N
❑
9 5 N 00
C
H U O t�U
12
o
U
4
,y
O)
V7 p; cV
C7
0)P.
`o
y
z
•�
o
� c
o
a j E U oo
.pper b
cdG
CD
�•j
-2 a
zo
3
U i7 Q
up u
0,41
.D O
x
� a Q �• �
�
,y
U d! ty
O.,
+ H
�,C�C
w
q
M
N
Q
u
Q
fT1
t -
N
LO
O
0
5
Aj 4
I d
x+ ❑
J
11
A
x`
w o
yCD
q ci
T
�U
:U
y
N L
a �
O
O
C
O
CO
a
c. 0
N
Z r
LQ
O
vI ..
LO
m
Iq
a
O �
y �
L
�
nCd
0
ed
U
O
N
O
06
O..'.
o-
v
N
�
iiidd7
rn
8:
U l
Q
N
U U
LU
P �
n
4,
a. o
41,
w,
q
O U
•U
N
ti
�
•N
o
� �
O
H
�
A
a.
b
� o
0
a�
43
o
W
=
1 �
cy
41 b4
5�
y
a
m
u ,
�
�N••Nj•
N
N
N
1-4
d w
w
br
a a
�N•
o
O
o
a
Q
O
,g
� ti
d
a
a
a
a
y
A
.y
b
ate+
Li
v
O'
O
O
O
o
o
0
m
H
W
rr
o
a7 '
L
L
L
a
L
a
�rar
A
C
0
'I
,
H
f
T
I
'
Fy
r
N
U')O
0
o
ry
o
o
in
r`
1`
o
t"
ui
a
a
ri
X
U
ry
>
Iq
a
O �
y �
L
�
nCd
0
ed
U
O
N
O
06
�
N
�
iiidd7
U l
Q
N
U U
LU
P �
n
4,
a. o
41,
q
O U
•U
N
ti
�
•N
o
� �
O
H
�
A
a.
b
� o
0
O �
y �
L
�
nCd
O
O
�
N
�
iiidd7
N
U U
O
N
U y
41,
a�
_ U
H
�
A
0a
a�
43
o
H (1,
1 �
cy
41 b4
5�
y
a
m
u ,
0
1-4
d w
w
br
a a
o
o
O
o
.-
O
,g
� ti
Li
a
UU
0 m U
zU
U
o
a
O
U
R
w
�
�
y
o
0
N
N
p4
UN
N
C=
Pa
u
A
o
p a
O
U
as
aqi GL
C
O
c
M
d
N
�
0
ab
m
C
O
C)
w04
E
m
40.
S
c
—
u
u
W
�
'q c3ti
F
R
d
Q
.bCp�
❑ ❑
Q
y
►ti
d
G
y
OO
F o
"d
e!rUj
ci
W
U
67
a
b
"
O
m 4)
�' W
d
x
L
w
¢
o
y
V1
d
y
Vl
d
y
m
V
••� .q
y y
U d
N
�'
yyC
IFI
a
�•1
a
�i
❑ ❑
a
go F4
U
O
q� �
X
❑
❑
U
❑ ❑
O bO
a
UU
0 m U
zU
U
W Kj
0
N
cL) d)
m C
U
cm
C
d w
m
a
m m
m '
a m
'O m
CL
C W C
'm
U) C C
O O
O
fn
Ol j Sc
O
CDCS
E U U
m
`m
0. m
j � m
zzq
0
C
U
cr� a
C4 a0 U
oC/3
U w
co
LO Ln
N O
N .0...
43. 4.)
z z
.q w
P-4
3
v
3
CD �
N
y
\I�
A04
eb b
o � `p° o
•p'� r�,-t 000kn
�NyKIM[n�NN
cn mm o 0 o'z w
h v, CI •m •b0 L G � 'tom ^ '_' p
u > 0 a'o p,
U
O m s cz
vi .q a1• U "" y b
o o�
py O O a O �, � y � Ful
s U �
^ A O O
y BL
q y
L C
ba � YUUi N .0 O
U � Qi
k
ad .� o 0 0 `�'APAQ °u' o�
O u
o � o o a w 'fl .ca 0
.,y
N
E
O
U
ui
0
N
N
UN
O
O
U
as
aqi GL
C
O
c
M
���•+•�
A
0
a
m
C
O
C)
E
m
40.
S
c
—
p
c
m
Q
m
y
Q
F o
m
0
W
q
b
y O
i U
¢
o
j
o
a
w
�
d
U
O
q� �
3
v
3
CD �
N
y
\I�
A04
eb b
o � `p° o
•p'� r�,-t 000kn
�NyKIM[n�NN
cn mm o 0 o'z w
h v, CI •m •b0 L G � 'tom ^ '_' p
u > 0 a'o p,
U
O m s cz
vi .q a1• U "" y b
o o�
py O O a O �, � y � Ful
s U �
^ A O O
y BL
q y
L C
ba � YUUi N .0 O
U � Qi
k
ad .� o 0 0 `�'APAQ °u' o�
O u
o � o o a w 'fl .ca 0
0
0
N Q
O Z
A
v
0
0
N
o z
N
U
a co
(+l
co
0
0
N
O l0
N LOO
w
0
0
r
v
C:) �
N 0
.,y
N
� O
BUJ �
V=I F
UN
U
as
aqi GL
q
o d
0.1
C�A W
U
❑
U
O
q� �
q U U
:^,on,�U o b
� O�
G'+�
U
U
0
0
N Q
O Z
A
v
0
0
N
o z
U
a co
(+l
co
0
0
N
O l0
N LOO
w
0
0
r
v
C:) �
N 0
q
O
U
W
0
O
O
N
w
0
a�
a
.,y
N
� O
BUJ �
V=I F
UN
U
as
aqi GL
q
o d
0.1
C�A W
U
❑
q
O
U
W
0
O
O
N
w
0
a�
a
,0 O
O U
q L q
0 0 0 0
W
O
Q
Q
Q¢¢
O
c C7
Q
(
r,
Cd
0 CSW
U �• N
o
N
"a
co
H bb o
oiS
O
o ai O
w :! o
N
�
0A
z
.b
O
d
� �
U
.n
aqi
Cd
y
q
U H
N
A
b
0
O
p.4
�
a
V
w
Cd
c
d)
t j
o N
°
bo
°°
it
v
?:
b
aACd
Q b ti
A
v •O
q
—C4
a
Aa
0
N
C
w
b '�
V
0 El
ti
QzV
❑
40
�
U
F
N
N
o v
O
H
bO
N
�
-19
1•�
O
O
O
'd
O
O
43
�
py
N
�w
U
? A❑
� �
°
U
> ❑•
O Q N
y
r -i n
❑
Ci3' s. U
m °� �
N
ea
O
•L
z
� •� �
o v
H o
W
U E+
c
W N
O O
�wz
Ll
w
d
Q
L
,0 O
O U
q L q
0 0 0 0
W
Q
Q
Q¢¢
U
Q
'CJ
Cd
o
N
"a
co
o
oiS
No
�
Nom•,
N
�
z
.b
O
� �
U
aqi
y
q
U H
N
A
b
0
�
a
a ,o
w
Cd
c
d)
t j
n
Lr,
v
?:
b
O,
C
ti
�cJ
F
N
N
O
O7
N
�
1•�
O
O
O
'd
O
O
°
W
U E+
c
L
O
b
d
o
L
`°OU
C
w
b
luC
•a
L
L
L
L
L
L
UL
L
t
L
L
L
O
W
cd
j
O
y
A
ca
o
W
b
OLO
n
n
O
'Ir
O
coo
�
q
o
o
W
W
Lo
LU
d
•`
U
a
O
O
0
N
O
O
LO
ri
y
C)
o
r
^
O
z
Cc1 b
U�
I Lt;
W�
U
O �
H
v
a a
a,
,a U
U N
43 U3
A
U a
1
rJ
X
U
°
•�
??
d
O
O
O
u
P4
¢
oa
w0
Q
G ;� �• is H
� W U
44-.
°J y O
N
O
N
N
91
P-1
k
U
'CJ
Cd
o
N
"a
co
o
oiS
No
�
Nom•,
N
�
z
UG
� �
U
aqi
p
�
o
N
A
b
0
�
a
w
Cd
c
d)
t j
n
Lr,
G ;� �• is H
� W U
44-.
°J y O
N
O
N
N
91
P-1
I ml
0
0 -
Ml
W
_
r-
L
C
wI
rn
m
O ai
D
O
N
G
U U
Fr
O
> U
zU
U
y
�
a
G
ca
—0
w
O
C
o
a
^��,nz
> a�
L
w
o
u
❑
PC
od
�E
oa,
C� ,��1 kj
1� P�
N
p
L
Q •N
C
C.)
Z
c
a
a
oe
0
.. _
V
>
�
O
G
.O
U
i,
N
qz
�A
a v
Y.L.
¢ >
O
CL
d -.c
0
O
4,
CUJ m V
.4 `� O
o
R1
d
'0„
�
� •+
�
t�i1
w
O
�
ti
c
W
E
461
•a
�
U
j aj U
a G w d
G
�
en
O
tn
_
OQ
v
L
y
C
❑
❑
+�
L
m
d
aai
W
6�i
U Cl
iii
�
O U
o
c
d
a O
OCC
•p
u
C
O C
w
•0
I
a
3
m
a
Q
U
o
a
G
NA
c
A
.;
UC
►7
oo
aUp.,�O
�¢
Lo
❑m❑
❑m❑
sU¢�A
w° a�
d
d
U
U
d
W
>
c
a
>
o•
a
o>
o•
El
El
o•
z
>
o•
z
❑
❑
❑
❑
❑
W
V-
0
d
d d
m c_
Urn
C
UI W
>
m U)
ca
.O N
m
C yG C_
lj] .cc
N C C
O 1 C
.� 2 a
E a
E U C
m m
U `ma
o.cc
m o. a
cc
z z U
a
a ° L)
oU a
U LI)
rn
O
O
L?
N
Ln
0
04
d)g
z
O
Fir
E
0
m
T
C3
O
LOC)
O
c`
a
8
a
z
w
En
r-
L
C
wI
rn
m
O ai
D
C
O �
U U
o
O
> U
zU
U
y
�
�5
L
cA
w
V-
0
d
d d
m c_
Urn
C
UI W
>
m U)
ca
.O N
m
C yG C_
lj] .cc
N C C
O 1 C
.� 2 a
E a
E U C
m m
U `ma
o.cc
m o. a
cc
z z U
a
a ° L)
oU a
U LI)
rn
O
O
L?
N
Ln
0
04
d)g
z
O
Fir
E
0
m
T
C3
O
LOC)
O
c`
a
8
a
z
w
ni
.2-110)
O
O
L
C
m m
>' ,U..
O
ca
ca
OO
Q
O
O
�
a z
U
z
o60tn
tnIt�
y
�
ai
U
L
cA
cd U
Cl a
L --ONaON
d C7Ln �D b
C
o
U)
U
^��,nz
> a�
o�j !
Eo
u
o
PC
od
�E
in r�>`�' U
C� ,��1 kj
1� P�
U
p
L
Q •N
C
C.)
Z
Z
O
m
.N m
= W cc
O
.. _
V
>
�
O
a cd
L _�yy
`9
60-
p
�'1
O
•o
�A
a v
Y.L.
¢ >
O
CL
d -.c
• O
N a aS
CUJ m V
.4 `� O
o
.2-
rp.
C
Y
Q
U
cn
j
.�
w
O
o U
°
ri 'o
CD
°3
3
o
U
j aj U
a G w d
U
o •� a� 3ZZZ
SoW
33
m
O
tn
_
OQ
o
O
C
y
•c - o
06j L�
O b N>
m
m
a
0
q Q
o U 0
U Cl
iii
o'
O U
y
c
d
a O
OCC
•p
u
C
O C
w
•0
I
U
U
cc
NA
—`Ao >
•E to
9) gL4 z
.;
UC
a.0
5
oo
aUp.,�O
�¢
sU¢�A
w° a�
6
❑■�
ni
O
•D
U
a M
co
M
O
O
LO
0
N LO
z
U C
CZ 0
u
y �
^o
0
C
_
w
A
0
0
CV
.fl
6)
m
xl a o
o
,a .n
iR F
❑ ❑
e
.2-110)
1O
C
L
C
m m
>' ,U..
O
ca
ca
OO
Q
O
o
�
a z
U
z
o60tn
tnIt�
y
�
ai
U
L
cA
cd U
Cl a
L --ONaON
d C7Ln �D b
C
o
pVpy�
^��,nz
> a�
o�j !
CD
u
o
PC
od
�E
in r�>`�' U
C� ,��1 kj
1� P�
u
a
p
L
Q •N
O
Z
Z
O
m
.N m
= W cc
O
.. _
V
>
�
Y '�
a cd
L _�yy
`9
60-
p
�'1
O
•o
�A
a v
Y.L.
¢ >
O
CL
d -.c
• O
N a aS
CUJ m V
.4 `� O
o
.2-
rp.
O
ee •�•
Cis
0
o U
.a
;^
ri 'o
^"' c o 0
4 0
3
Q.
u =
j aj U
a G w d
U
o •� a� 3ZZZ
SoW
33
U
C
tn
$
•c - o
06j L�
O b N>
or
A0
d
U` L A
i u c U�
q Q
o U 0
N
m
o
o
o'
H w b
0 o
w u 0.7
`
u
A �' O
L p ch 6J U
c°'i o A
� N 0
�
U
U
cc
NA
—`Ao >
•E to
9) gL4 z
.;
UC
a.0
5
oo
aUp.,�O
�¢
sU¢�A
w° a�
6
❑■�
O
•D
U
a M
co
M
O
O
LO
0
N LO
z
U C
CZ 0
u
y �
^o
0
C
_
w
A
0
0
CV
.fl
6)
m
xl a o
o
,a .n
iR F
❑ ❑
e
30
ElO •U •
L
C
m m
>' ,U..
O
ca
ca
is
�❑
O
q�o
�
a z
U
o 0
"O
A
C
ctl
T
U
❑
O
C
O
3
kr
0
>
c
�
CV
Q
c
N
o
O
Z
Z
�
�
N
O
•o
0
.�yyY,
3
C
w
N
o
to
0
�
0
zy
c�
O
•D
U
a M
co
M
O
O
LO
0
N LO
z
U C
CZ 0
u
y �
^o
0
C
_
w
A
0
0
CV
.fl
6)
m
xl a o
o
,a .n
iR F
❑ ❑
e
30
ElO •U •
L
O_
m m
>' ,U..
7
is
�❑
�
�
a z
U
o 0
"O
O
C
ctl
T
U
U
U
O
U
3
y
0
>
c
C
r
a
c
N
Da
W 0.1
U Q
a❑
N
O
d
O
6)
O
c�
` p
N
W
O
Z
C
O
•D
U
a M
co
M
O
O
LO
0
N LO
z
U C
CZ 0
u
y �
^o
0
C
_
w
A
0
0
CV
.fl
6)
m
xl a o
o
,a .n
iR F
❑ ❑
e
%
0
C2-1 O
L
O
y
m m
>' ,U..
L
w ;3
is
�❑
�
�
a z
U
o 0
"O
U �
❑ ❑
ctl
T
6bi a
�
C
O d
U 6)
Da
W 0.1
U Q
a❑
%
0
C2-1 O
y
C O
8 N
O
y
m m
>' ,U..
L
w ;3
0
a U
7
❑ ❑
o 0
"O
U �
C
O
d alN
> O .U1 M
O O.
C,3
opo
o v U
ID
Q) ❑
b o Eil
a
E x
'o ocix
E2
wa
U ❑ ❑
w
U
0
E E a
N N V] 6)
L L � y
ao
pa as .5 u _o
cJbU U
>�w u�°
c.
ca
T
a
x
a
0
U
�1
lL
t
C
C
C
o
c
O
O
Z.
v
�
N
H
w U
w
rUii
o W
ca
O
O O 0
V r
h0
hu en
O
O
cli
d
N
N
N
o u o
N
N
w
a
po td
W w
a
Q
a
a
N
a
u
w
�N
L
C
d)
G G
o 0
o
z�
cd
a
E
❑
'b
.U. b
L.
�G
w
u)
G
l
4i
ho N
O
can
OO
O. �
y
O
U
ai
N
a�
E
pa
>ho
o
.t]
.O
N
m
m
to
V
p
hD
ca
H
.�
a
r
0
O
o
v
.N-
o
rn
o
N N
,m d
_p
o
q cd
ojSy
o
y
❑
C7
� �
c
Azoo
o
El
O
NA
ua U o
Q
w
Ca
U
a,
T
G
=°
c-
m
rn
L
O
5
c
m
'n
cJ
P�
m
tom.
ca
U o v
t7
O UC
O
E
m o a
O
O
U o
w
Ei
O
N
a
O
L
IO
Q F"
>
qU
E
E
o¢
u
o e3
d q
w
❑
S 3
w v
a
m '�
v
ig U
L.
E
Q
w
al`d
7❑
O
°
C
•C
bo
cdO
id
❑ .•
ti
O
L
>
u
C L
CC
O
U
E
2
L
a
L
d
L
O.
L
O.
L
O¢
A t G w
v
u C
a
Q
c
�D v
rn
m
U
1-
Cp
v
.y m
a� G C
ca
o
ui
co
u
o a U
- a1
y�Oo
W �
aI°ow
°
°
00
u)
O
W
mAl
ch
cd
A w
v
Py
a�
❑
O
O
O
N
A
O
u)
O
W
u)
C
C
C
o
0
U
w U
w
O O 0
O
O
cli
N
N
N
N
N
N
a
W w
a
Q
a
a
a
a
G G
o 0
'b
.U. b
OO
O. �
ai
N
o
.t]
U O
c
N
O
m
to
CJ
H
.�
o
0
O
o
v
.N-
o
rn
o
D
d
a a.) �
ua U o
L
q b
tom.
ca
U o v
t7
E
m o a
O
O
U o
L
IO
Q F"
E
E
•a
c
v
Q
w
C
•C
L
CC
O
U
O.
L
2
L
a
L
d
L
O.
L
O.
L
G=1
w
Q
a �
o
v
.y m
- a1
W �
°
°
00
u)
O
W
tt
O
ch
v
Py
O
U
O
O
O
N
A
O
u)
O
W
u)
c
0
0
0
ui
y
`
O
a
Z
° a
A
o U n
W C4
U
v
a c
O
O Oej
a o
•4 O
U
a
U 0
v C/I
A
A
b
a
rn
0
0
0
w
w
U'
z
U
a
�
Q
W
w
Q
td
. rA w
cc
.P
.0 co
Y
�F•i
U rp�y f9
V
O
U
D O
c Un. U N
`r F
N
C
CD
cd
N N
0
c. o
E C
O O
UIn
�+ C
b ..�
0 C-)^
y •� � Gi
43
3 p,
E 'L.
E = c
�y
% CD
e O II > CD
(D
E 0 cd m a
v ai F y L-
u 4 O a)
N
N C
C
` — Q z
d� 3
L
C 5 •� •y+
E o o
o •- C
U
.=
a C ,E ClA
R � C
~ ai
a c �
N H (�• , O
u CI � not
:J v�
•, _.
L.
W
V
H
`%)
Fr
a
LO
C)
C)
W
c
N
a_
a
y
)
4=
J
0
Mu
�2�
E
U Q'
2 u
v C4.
ft
O N •G tl i.
j o c
O
U.
U a v d a L
(4
b cn .e u w ,o G a uj i
Q
ld U U O 0 O L 44 C
w wz� 3 cn '•00fj
XS u W fj C4 'o- to o
oco CA
CIO
z ❑ ❑ �F Eg w ❑❑ ❑E ❑
`-
M
0
O
m
N
t
D
O
ir
Y
C)
co
M
0
Cl
z
w
�i
O
U
LO N
00 )
m j
CD
LO -59
co
M
p
qq
d
U
H
+
w
I
�-
�-
o
ow
�,
N
o
U
t�U
N
p
r
LU
a
H
Cl
o•y
�'
o
0
U
U
�t
U
v
0
z
G
W
L
`-
M
0
O
m
N
t
D
O
ir
Y
C)
co
M
0
Cl
z
w
�i
O
U
LO N
00 )
m j
CD
LO -59
co
M
p
qq
U
H
+
112
I
0
o
ow
�,
Q
o
U
Z Q
Q w id
pp w° a
t7b�
u
ED
�
o
on
H
Cl
a
0
-b
b O
o
tH
P•) v
u
U
p
0
U
G
L
tr 4j
rL
❑
RN''
A .- —
U or
IV
6
U
Z
P.
,3
-4
U fV
a
00
E
v
Q w id
pp w° a
t7b�
u
ED
�
In N rn
>, 0.
-b
b O
o
tH
P•) v
u
�i 'D
zo0a�
p
°
U
G
>
ZCA r
tr 4j
rL
❑
RN''
A .- —
U or
u
•�
Cd o b
N dr.
A Cd
'U
4o u
) o 0
4''
a
0
p• _A
P -c z 0
w Q'EL-4�
U
v wy a,
8 A y
24
z
`°
� a5
PAej� c3
E
a
uA
L4
to
�i L4
_
's
3
°o:
>�ao
CIO,a
a
E'g�
V O
ZFi N z
M
U
A G
'r, p F
O 1,00
DC7 NO
�'
� o w ';3
>✓ U o
o
a Yt
��
0
r�'y
IV
6
U
Z
P.
,3
I
w
0
A
u
O
N
u
p
A
it
v
H
N
4r
0
w
a
-4
U fV
a
Q w id
pp w° a
t7b�
u
ED
�
u
>, 0.
-b
b O
o
Er
r
P•) v
u
�i 'D
zo0a�
p
U
G
>
ZCA r
tr 4j
rL
❑
RN''
A .- —
U or
C• O
z
U
A Cd
'U
4o u
) o 0
4''
a
pp O
p• _A
P -c z 0
w Q'EL-4�
U
v wy a,
8 A y
24
z
0
dl
� a5
PAej� c3
°a
43
till a.,
a'd �oU
to
�i L4
o >
'G J °
U
�N
I
w
0
A
u
O
N
u
p
A
it
v
H
N
4r
0
w
a
E
IO
r --
C:)
0
a
V
Ew
A .a
U
❑
a
L
G 0
x ❑
IMIN
a
J
U -) C146*
� �
T T T
O OO O O N O O
9
O
O
b
tMii
w
w
w
O
N
M
t`
a0
p
+�• .
N
O
d
CO
N
N
o
v
tD
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
tl
tl
o.
a.
a
a
a
U -) C146*
� �
T T T
O OO O O N O O
9
O
O
i N X U
w a a rA Z> LOU
N
Cd
P-4
U
w
b
tMii
w
w
w
O
N
M
t`
a0
p
N
O
O
d
CO
N
N
o
(V
tD
i N X U
w a a rA Z> LOU
N
Cd
P-4
U
w
Cd
.a
0
.a
u
a
u
s
V
]❑
❑ ❑
L
a a'
N d
Q
0 o
b0 ba p
.q .q isi
cr
❑ ❑ R 4
❑ ❑
w
'L7 w
❑ d M
L9 Ln
LO L
N M
zz
w
a
wl
ml
^I
o00
o ei
y
U
U
U
U
z%
w
'L7 w
❑ d M
L9 Ln
LO L
N M
zz
w
a
H
a
wo UC o
ao m o
o
Na.2 O CD c>
, >rUE(D O m
5UO Wc
E U _ Im
M. O> W mc
ou O ru
O `�N
z z oNub Mo d d
0 bnwo t o
w N 00 U W 00
L4
.b
Cl
U0CY
y
� o
yU .O
W H
cNaCNl
v p
iu a
ty
cl
O i7
as
Cil
Cq W
U
❑' ❑
I
I
Ico
L4
O Zlil
?� U
O
U
d a
U •.IN
8
� � b
O
C:, v In � ai
d � 0
�iT iT
N
�W Ocs
No
N
y bpD L O�
O O q �U
"S, O z>S U
� m
aLi
eu
A d > V
d O
0 o q G o o vJ o v
G 21 O N •.. W •D rLq TJ � ? w � 37
O }� � +•� O C
R42Oc43
m
m
o z
.b
El
CY
O
CV �
•c
0
a�
WLh
LO
CO
M
a
LO
OD
H
z
d
N
3 a
0
a
b0
❑
N
a
F.
0
q
o
.y
N
PL,
.b
Cl
y
� o
yU .O
W H
v p
iu a
ty
cl
O i7
as
Cil
Cq W
U
❑' ❑
I
I
Ico
eM•A
O Zlil
?� U
O
U
d a
U •.IN
8
� � b
O
C:, v In � ai
d � 0
�iT iT
N
�W Ocs
No
N
y bpD L O�
O O q �U
"S, O z>S U
� m
aLi
eu
A d > V
d O
0 o q G o o vJ o v
G 21 O N •.. W •D rLq TJ � ? w � 37
O }� � +•� O C
R42Oc43
m
m
o z
.b
El
CY
O
CV �
•c
0
a�
WLh
LO
CO
M
a
LO
OD
H
z
d
N
3 a
0
a
b0
❑
N
a
F.
0
q
o
.y
N
PL,
.b
Cl
y
� o
yU .O
W H
v p
iu a
ty
cl
O i7
as
Cil
Cq W
U
❑' ❑
I
I
Ico
0
0 0
V ca0
•n •rn
> o gCd
, a�
o a
o •cj• U
z. c El 0
0
0
N
4-1
0
N
a
0
O
In24
H
3
O
P4
a
dID
O
x
■❑
';I U
Fml
O s.
0
U
�1 N
U
0 0 0 0
m•ryii rn
W W
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q
N
Q43
N
Q
ti
u
o�
�
b C
y
O O
b y
W
0
o °'
�
o c
>
O
m
r-
C,
N
g
Cd
O
O
O
N
O
O
pa
y
b
abi C�
C
W
U [0
y
�
o
O
U
0
O
rl
LO
OU 00
W
Q
3 H
U
'D
P3
a
L
L
L
L
t
L
O
L
L
d
L
O.
L
L
L
L
L
Pi
O
•
•0
LO
y
W
y
L
O
Od
O
O
co
O
O
aj
N
N
O O
'fid'
Vii"
N
N
N
O
N
co
U
q
F
z
;::I
qU b
uA
UWa
cuy
a
O b
cn
Q
a. o
P�
•U
cn
cnU
A
U
E
qo ,Q
U a.
U
41
y
=
HO
O
O
OU
O
O
W
Pi
%+
�%
U
a�
a
SH
0
¢
r -q
w
0
1
od
bo
N
a
w
O
N
z
cd
A
N
a
N
N
P4
L,
0 ❑ ❑
m
I I
LO
N p
LL
m
O
W
U U
o
> U
U
U
0
zcn
i d
w N
cm
y W c
o a
� a �
Y
E -' U
a
cn O >
L �p
s
> w m
C
[[33 0
�+ U
a
0. o w
Oa
U LO
c
0
a
O
Cl
O
N
C
U
U
c
W
0
m
C
U
d w
C7 aJ
p, O
d
L -
e m
d ca
r. .0
a -
d 0
G U
0
w �
O N
O C
Q cn
u c
w W
z Q� ..
fl 1° °:
❑ter
o coo
cli C)
tr) Ln
o C)
N O
C
.o .n
z z
d
Y
D r O
Qo :3
CDA
c0 a 1-
C)El
V)
(1)
M
a
Lf)
cq
ca
o
O
a
m
CYz
T
w
-Eo
w
u
0
0
d
.n
a
8
o.
3
o•
y
cD
rn
E
E
U
a❑
4
� a
a ,o
E
a: U
■7■
a
0
0
tw
a
W
y .M o
w 0 0
EO N O O
•D a a
y U
>
o ID 10
o c m
-0
0 0
LIj O U
U U U
ar v
0 0
E a
4 l7 L
U U
W •U c.
IN OR
b
OD
a U
as
U .2
aH ca
❑ ❑ d
a N
O 0
� x o
a)c
u1 z o a
El El
I I oa
a
e .a
FA rx rx U
O
c0 N
co N
coch r
a
O
N ca N
N a x
O 0.
cC a k7 E
Ln
m o v U
Ua
❑ J
c o
Nu a a)
x
.o � c o •x
°' U cn 14
E
Oxy x U ❑ ❑
cJ cd U
vi m fn a)
` ca o
L Q.
c�0 w v F a
u •�
to T.
W U a
w
o
..
o c
.0
�,
oo Ln
W
00
•�
N
ai
y j ill Q%
C V 1
y
N N
cr, a,
cA
.�
i d
yY�)C,cD
v M C
q
tn w
C
w0
.c
H�•q
b
�
a' •�
� c �
L
w '
W Q
c7 i.
Wc
>, 0
u s
°?
oU
Cc
Q a
d
eat a
'E2
O
E o
d
w~ 4)3
4.1 d
G o
? o
0 > v
v
e cc a Ak"n,
0
O
O d d
dE L -1
O
Q
Afly
bv
= aL
N
atilcj
U
oo
a
ai
No
a
d
a
U
q
— W '° L
c d
.� o W
LAU
a
o
Y
D r O
Qo :3
CDA
c0 a 1-
C)El
V)
(1)
M
a
Lf)
cq
ca
o
O
a
m
CYz
T
w
-Eo
w
u
0
0
d
.n
a
8
o.
3
o•
y
cD
rn
E
E
U
a❑
4
� a
a ,o
E
a: U
■7■
a
0
0
tw
a
W
y .M o
w 0 0
EO N O O
•D a a
y U
>
o ID 10
o c m
-0
0 0
LIj O U
U U U
ar v
0 0
E a
4 l7 L
U U
W •U c.
IN OR
b
OD
a U
as
U .2
aH ca
❑ ❑ d
a N
O 0
� x o
a)c
u1 z o a
El El
I I oa
a
e .a
FA rx rx U
O
c0 N
co N
coch r
a
O
N ca N
N a x
O 0.
cC a k7 E
Ln
m o v U
Ua
❑ J
c o
Nu a a)
x
.o � c o •x
°' U cn 14
E
Oxy x U ❑ ❑
cJ cd U
vi m fn a)
` ca o
L Q.
c�0 w v F a
u •�
to T.
W U a
w
ME
L.
O
i
I
4
s
a
b
O
V
6
0
O
6
4°
b
Q
Cd
v
w
4-4
O
x
F I�
O n
El
C
a
� a
o �
O
0
C.
C
0
Cd
N
U
Cd
>
Y
Qi ❑
U
A
M
U
z
r -
Em
y U
W 'D
w
O O O
vyi U)
W
N
a
N
a
N
a
N
a
m
C1.
�
bb
Q
o
�
ro
a�
U N
0
y 5
a�
m
v
N
N
U
-C �
a`�i
oa
A
x
F I�
O n
El
C
a
� a
o �
O
0
C.
C
0
Cd
N
U
Cd
>
Y
Qi ❑
U
A
M
z
r -
Em
y U
W 'D
w
O O O
vyi U)
W
N
a
N
a
N
a
N
a
N
a
N
a
b �
y
C C
O O
° a
U H
'b y
o
u
0.
O G
O
U O
(~
m
O
O
O
N
V
1
CS
O
O
O
CV
CN
O
O
D
�
0
y
N
O
C
_
y
FW
U H
=
�
o
p
tp.
N
s
co
U
aj
�
o o
U
Q
� F
C
O
D_
L
a
L
a
L
O.
L
O.
L
D_
L
°
A4
h
In
c
�
,y
w'
CS
L
W
y
O
(`7cl)
O
O
m
O
Cl)
O
Cl)
O
u
fit,
C
WW
W
W
WC,
a
CD
C
N
N
O
O
c00
c
i. O
z_
U W �
y
_
u
a
O �
U
U U
U
y C/]
A
A
b
U a,
cd
a
a
0
0
0
O
p
o
F,
F
a.
a
a'
z>
U
o
PO
0
Q
W
w
Cd
..2 14( _D
M m
co
N L
�a m
C7 �
u � O
b
co
N � H
d) D
N
N tlo
w
c, o
o 0
U :� C
tn
b 'C
❑ C 0.
O U
U V
fd
Y
3
L)
r a
r_ v
;; --
y
R N O b % bo
E�ca'd ma
n L
0 0 0
c o
C
L
ti p "U -0 C Q
f-�
FCd
.. C� - :--�
�53
L
O ° G C
C .s: � ti
N-.0'
�w c �8
'^
O • N �'
en E .•=
C u L ++
L Q7
a c 40, A
O U
cd O
G
7 tQ1.. •~�'� Cd
c t `�•+ 1-i Cd
D
p U rrC�Q
�a
r-2
En
Y ° C
O
�+ O
O L Q
N
x" a
C. I
.V. > i C
C)
�w
° Co 44.14 00 C O
2
0 E O O N
>: 4L;4' o
to °' in
A
0
r
O
M
O
0
0
O
(D
Cl)
u
w
Cl
o
a�
r
N
o
ca
'?
o
U
W
ao
a0
O E]
o
GO
"UV
tiyU
U
0
a
o
u
o
a
0 0
',On
43
a
L)
�
o
H
OU
cd .�
U
q
�
J
>,
c
3d
U
u
•a
N
��o**
o
U
L
U
d
la
,r
s�
e
�
0
>
aro)
-
2
c
rn
o
u
rn°
.v.
=
W
o
co
m
IX
a
d
°u
U C rn
o
o >U o
5 y
C
�2
H U U
u
M
t' Q O
U Q
V
0
'4
❑
G
�•
LO
c7 7
o
MP.
M
p
O U
N
,d
U
a V 0
o
n
►7
o
W
>
% U u
�'
o
4�. p v
o
7
41
'^7
L. 3. .0 N
W
y
b
C,AU
O
L)
t.0i td .
ErOUp�C
N
; Z ;�,
L a
0
U O O Q O
aaoo
o
r:a
F,
O
4: lei
'O F
a iIi
a
d3
0
U en
Y
hoc°
U
v,
Z ❑ ❑ H
E
w
❑❑ ❑�
0
O
(D
Cl)
,
w
Cl
o
a�
r
N
o
ca
'?
o
U
W
ao
a0
O E]
o
GO
"UV
tiyU
U
0
a
5 a u
P4
o
0
O
(D
Cl)
,
Q
U
Cl
o
0
U
a
X00 ca
U
CD>
U
.0 -YO,
v
L
Q
a 0
0
o
1�
p..
°�
oCIO
m
0
a
5 a u
P4
o
a
0 0
',On
a
L)
�
o
a
:
cd .�
U
o
J
�e
N
c
3d
U
O
U
N
v
;
U
L
U
d
la
C
co
r
0
>
aro)
a o
c
rn
o
E
°
3:
.v.
=
M
o
co
m
IX
r
G
ti
.0
M
cr
E
0
c
Lit
r -
,
p a
ZZ
0
43 0
X00 ca
U
U
.0 -YO,
v
.0
Q
a 0
0
o
1�
p..
°�
oCIO
0
a
5 a u
P4
o
0
U
0 0
',On
a
r
G
ti
.0
M
cr
E
0
c
Lit
r -
LO
0
LO
of
mr,
LO
M
M
a.
LO
LO
Z
.a
,
p a
H
0
o d
o
O
.0 -YO,
v
p
Id
N
a
5 a u
u
N
o
0
U
0 0
',On
•�•a• Q
Q� p
�
C�1
vvv
D .O
(zU
cd .�
i
CD o
c
0
U
t�
z U o v
u
A
`rw7(j�
fl
a o
iLl is
0 •y
.G a
.v.
t]
G7 � •a �
t.
o
m d 0.4.
0
Cd4, u c
2.❑ `n
a
d
°u
C� .0
O ;
o
o >U o
5 y
C
�2
H U U
u
M
t' Q O
U Q
6a
•37
13 CC. �d b]0 .
U cf
G
403
LO
o
MP.
M
P 3 U i U
z A I c*
O
U
a V 0
o
y
o
W
a Z o cl ,fl
0
d
pp
O
b y yO
ty d
C,AU
y.ycj
c
ErOUp�C
C
U4vA
w
L a
0
C3.
0
F
H
LO
0
LO
of
mr,
LO
M
M
a.
LO
LO
Z
.a
.40
v
a
O
.5
bq
W
U
m
A
F.
'O
H
o d
o
a
Id
�
v
�y 0
7
u
(zU
O
CD o
c
0
U
t�
z U o v
u
A
`rw7(j�
fl
a o
w
^ W
O to
t]
G7 � •a �
^ U
C O
y
.G
C� .0
O ;
5 y
C
�2
H U U
U
UI
t' Q O
U Q
•37
13 CC. �d b]0 .
U cf
403
LO
MP.
M
P 3 U i U
z A I c*
,o u
�c
w
u [1
o
W
a Z o cl ,fl
0
.� d
pp
O
O
U
u
O
y
U
N
7 {t0
c
0
0Uy]
0 {0
' 7L < a u
0
F
H
d3
0
U en
Y
U
a
15
I0u
o
.40
v
a
O
.5
bq
W
U
m
A
F.
C)
co
CD
LO
rl0
0
A
W
719
W ❑
U
I
9
M
0
W
0:::.
Y;.
N
:
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
o-
n-
a
a
a
0-
<1<1<
Q j<
co
OD
00
C:)
O
o
o
N
O
o
Q
v .
'
o
p
v
�l+�•
L
L
a
n
a
n
M
M
1
MM
1
1
M
1
�
N
w
O
w
O
w
r
M
N
C�
O
O
moi'
CD
N
N
N
N
O
N
w
r,
U
I
9
M
0
W
J
N
7
N
w
O b
0
0C6 O
UU
U
U
�
z
W N
0
0
U)
CL) N
CD
U
CD
m
CD
m
m
.O
cp
-O C
U w C
c
C O
CL c0
� G
L
J m
E -0 U
ca
L
rn m
j = m
o
a
Z z o
d U
A O
0c0
cn
CD CC)
LO LO
L�
CV M
0 V
z z
w
PA
.N
O 0
C)
O
H
O
0
r -
H
O
o co In
V1 d
y
U
67 o
LD
U)
E
O
CO
O' ¢
C
m
U
a0 A
s
U
Vi
C
d�
N
m
Y
•�
rN
O
^
>
O
mF'.-I P.
O
�
O
>
�
v
O
U
9ca
N
q
OU.
O
bi
fcy cga.I
•O 'D
d>7
�' o a
0 _u^.
c
E
..
.0
w
CO
v v
C
t�
Q
om
Cl)
Q
m
y
A
C C
Fy
e>
i1
.Oi Fi LpO' •�• �j
L7
3 O •vii
U y
104
ti
0 N
O
F U
y
V
'moi q
0
A
y
N o
b
I
g m
Q)
=
ri7
k k
p
a U
d
o
67 q
�x
bo
.L7
rg
o
q
m
u
w
7e°.AU
nj W
o
a
0
UU
WL
hti oUM u
"esu
O ,pp
pW
a
°
■ ■
❑❑
a7�.
.N
.b
1131
ILEA
a
LO
CD
O
CO
NLO
0
N <'
0
Do
Va] �
W
LO
c+7
CL
LO
LO
H
v
N
E
E
U
43
3 O
o ❑
a
El ❑
aim
m
0
.a a
z
q ..
C
0
a,wr�u¢�
0
0
0
coo M t -
O
.. .O' .y
y a 0 tm
cdo
b
o CQ U
lu
a . O ElEl
m °3
pp w
c ❑ ❑
U
q- F3 CL
C
6) a
c0
a
x
O 0
O
H
O
cl
z
H
O
o co In
V1 d
y
U
67 o
ns
0
CO
O' ¢
•fl
a0 A
s
Ldy�✓
d�
Y
•�
607 >
•H COO
cd
^
>
O
mF'.-I P.
A
j
r4q v
:.`.
>
o
O
N
U
67
rA v
O
bi
fcy cga.I
•O 'D
w a
�' o a
0 _u^.
..
.0
w
0
�
v v
v>� v
m sr'. q A
A
C C
Fy
e>
i1
.Oi Fi LpO' •�• �j
L7
3 O •vii
"
iri
0 N
O
y,
A
U
oFst
1.. L N
'moi q
0
m
y
d
cm eq
'0
m o
g m
Q)
=
ri7
k k
p
FQ
q
'w O o°
1 607 O
67 q
.L7
w,dr'?AU
q
m
u
7e°.AU
nj W
o
z
0
UU
WL
hti oUM u
"esu
O ,pp
pW
a
°
■ ■
❑❑
a7�.
w 6�
¢
Q
.b
1131
ILEA
a
LO
CD
O
CO
NLO
0
N <'
0
Do
Va] �
W
LO
c+7
CL
LO
LO
H
v
N
E
E
U
43
3 O
o ❑
a
El ❑
aim
m
0
.a a
z
q ..
C
0
a,wr�u¢�
0
0
0
coo M t -
O
.. .O' .y
y a 0 tm
cdo
b
o CQ U
lu
a . O ElEl
m °3
pp w
c ❑ ❑
U
q- F3 CL
C
6) a
c0
a
x
L
IN
O
m ❑
0
J
x
ic&
U
U
O
b
L•i
o
Q
O
>'
Cd
0
r-•1
o
N
>
d a
m
�
4-
O
U2
U N
C
r1
N
Z O
C ti
N
Q
o6
0
CVCDL�
U
• w R
O U
=
W
0
O
.b
N
a
C.1
N U
0
a)
0 H a+
a
N
-4
N
O
A
-8cS
q
H
O O O
^moi
O U
O
Ug ! •'�
N
q
r
•N
cd•y
e u
N
N
N
N
N
N
p C
cd
U
!4
u
a
d 7
�
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
u HCC
a
0
0
0
o �!
..O
b
O
N
fes."
q U
C
v
a°
a�
o
OF O
H
ro
co
{
C,
N
ED ED
ci
o
�•"•
O
O
O
N
O
O
+�..
+�
F
w
F
b
n
G
p
OF
o
N
O
�
r
U
b
O G
L
W
u
F �
�
� o
d i
ai
F
C-
d
LL
L
L
L
L
o L
m !
o.
P•! •c
o m
u
N
y
a, •�
ca
W
a i
L
L
C-
b
C
•!
-0
u
0
c)
co
co
co
co
0 o
t
cLb
o
0
Lb
0
di
w w!
u
C
U
N
N
O O
� [D
v •I
�7
F
N
N
N
O
N to
C!
U
L
�
F
O
L. q
G
Z
v p
U U
C3
+C• o •v .b
p•�
A L)
d
W av
U •
U !
a;
a
ca
0
.
0
a
Pa
V
0
U
a
UU
N
fA
o
A
a
•rp.
F
•
N
u
C
q
O
A
o
o
u
U
C
o
v
EP-4
H
o
x
0
x
0
U
0
0
api
0
a
P,
w
Z
>
d
❑�
w
J
x
ic&
U
U
O
b
L•i
o
Q
O
>'
Cd
C
r-•1
o
N
>
d a
m
�
4-
O
U2
U N
C
r1
N
Z O
C ti
N
Q
o6
0
CVCDL�
• w R
O U
=
W
0
O
.b
N
a
C.1
N U
0
a)
0 H a+
a
N
-4
N
O
A
-8cS
q
J
ic&
U
.b
�
.t' U
O
L•i
o
Q
O
>'
y
00 'b
C
v o
>
d a
m
Cd
y H
7 O
4-
O
a0i O 0
�
FOb
U N
C
d
N
Z O
C ti
N
Q
P
Cbll
d
w
• w R
i p 0
0
�� a —
i y Cdp
0
N
c�
ai
-8cS
q
•C U P•i
^moi
O U
O
Ug ! •'�
N
q
r
•N
e u
o y
CAU
��•
p C
cd
U
!4
u
a
d 7
�
U
. O
In
w
�odw4-4
u HCC
a
0
0
0
o �!
w ❑ ❑
4)CD 00 tn
O d
oa)
❑ V
C �
v
° E
a �
a, CL) y c
acow
E 0 W d) o
U �
p
J7 t-• '„ d �' m
U F E 'o y
U m U
1:1 Elr. 01 O m •�
0
E C L c a
L _
G U C N
u V d d m v
E L 4o a v_ d
7 t; E O w
O c 7
u W a $ G 0 N
•Q O c
a F z w °
0
CO Oma O W • C .m O
aO C U
U U a H Ri u rn a)
{� O O
a co 3 m
❑❑a a z �y a
yO
❑ ❑ ❑ Q Z w M
i O
w
CM
cn
CN
Op
O)
t�
m
W
7
C ap
O v
a
o43
U
U�y U
o
O
4 U
U
a=
z
W NCD
0
a
a
m
m
U
N
U
c
m
U
0
m`
c
O
m
co
O 00
CD co�
M
z z
m
w
Pr
COEl
rn
O Z
L)
O51
U U
8 w
U a
cn
ca
co
LO
LO
0 ca
a
CG o
o �F
N r ❑ ❑
C O �-•
mz
❑ ❑
WT 4
U0 in 0 ca
bf co ca w bj
laj
LO
� W Oa CC U Q
Z Q ❑
�N O
F. U c7 co O
O
.M
b
0
C ❑
R. N `J ❑ ❑
3 a ■
7
ao E �
Pr U tC, m ejEl E3 E El El
N V]
� w
U
E E E
a a
2)
m waU. •� y 7
Hcn
0
U
ui
c
0
y
i+
O
O
>
O
U
_C'
>
@)E
r
OU
v
m
o
0
E
m
�
0
W
Q
m`
Q
m
O
F
d
o a
In
0
U
¢
o
a~m.
ca
o a.�
H ��'�
sU¢vA
�cn
aW, a
¢
y^
u
aj
w°
¢
En
COEl
rn
O Z
L)
O51
U U
8 w
U a
cn
ca
co
LO
LO
0 ca
a
CG o
o �F
N r ❑ ❑
C O �-•
mz
❑ ❑
WT 4
U0 in 0 ca
bf co ca w bj
laj
LO
� W Oa CC U Q
Z Q ❑
�N O
F. U c7 co O
O
.M
b
0
C ❑
R. N `J ❑ ❑
3 a ■
7
ao E �
Pr U tC, m ejEl E3 E El El
N V]
� w
U
E E E
a a
2)
m waU. •� y 7
Hcn
o a.�
H ��'�
sU¢vA
�cn
aW, a
¢
axi
w°
¢
COEl
rn
O Z
L)
O51
U U
8 w
U a
cn
ca
co
LO
LO
0 ca
a
CG o
o �F
N r ❑ ❑
C O �-•
mz
❑ ❑
WT 4
U0 in 0 ca
bf co ca w bj
laj
LO
� W Oa CC U Q
Z Q ❑
�N O
F. U c7 co O
O
.M
b
0
C ❑
R. N `J ❑ ❑
3 a ■
7
ao E �
Pr U tC, m ejEl E3 E El El
N V]
� w
U
E E E
a a
2)
m waU. •� y 7
Hcn
O
O
LL7
m
W
N
w
W
m
a0
C
�
C
�
T .�
U
O
O
LL7
5
�J
L
x ❑
CIOU v o0
0
Ej N
4R
U
w cl. ct
U
Q
b
0
C
T6
O
ca
U
wrl
O O O 7
o
C
W W
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
S
0 U H
o
.U. •b
a o
p
u
U O
FiF
ao
O
o
c0
N
tD
in
.D
Cf
O
o
O
N
O
O
D
yy
O
cl
e
_ca
W UE
�
O
�
o
c v
0
c 43
S
c U p
C
L.
0
lo -
Q UD
E
0
v
Q
N
G
C
�D
L
L
L
L
L
t
C.
=
1-i
o
U
O.
L
n
L
a
L
O.
L
a
L
s
t
W
W _N
O
O
O
O
O
['y
C
W
W
W
W
W
q
N
O
N
t0
,
L
U
G
�o
U
z
U D
U � �
Q
W �
u
u
a
O
a
�
.o
u
•V
o
U
a
d
rn
A
i
U
A
b
U
a
Q
N
K
Y.
O
U
O
O
U
U
ay
o
y
w°
Cd Z�
CA
H cu
•,7 (n
W
aca
0 _
U � �
to
•a $
N
N
N y�
E C
O O
CM
aaCD
cd 3 o
F U 4
=a b
3 .p• N
N O
Ovi Ecd
N
v m
H u o 00 aoi
r
O m
h -o C ti
u F+
paj3
a n cna
o • C vOi
C .y O v1
U •^
CN Cr +•a
E c
IS
cd d
a c 0'
g E
" •a U
C
o 1-4
N A
C U py
n.
m O N N
° u to
L.
_ o t
+� b
41 C A
U o
7 d Y
3-0
y ^� O
�w .. U • 4
yQ40.
.: 00 C O
EEn
�r�
� u
x
U
O
0
N
O
N
O
W
W
e••a
0
N
AU
0
PT -4
1Z tc.e�J c.cQ
X123 Jl-r
-� Diesel Engine APEN
Form APCD-233
a Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN) and
Application for Construction Permit
All sections of this APEN and application must be completed for both new and existing facilities, including APEN
updates. An application with missing information may be determined incomplete and may be returned or result in
longer application processing times. You may be charged an additional APEN fee if the APEN is filled out
incorrectly or is missing information and requires re -submittal.
This APEN is to be used for diesel reciprocating internal combustion engines. If your emission unit does not fall into
that category, there may be a different specialty APEN available for your operation (e.g. mining operations,
asphalt plant, crusher, screen). In addition, the General APEN (Form APCD-200) is available if the specialty APEN
options do not meet your reporting needs. A list of specialty APENs is available on the Air Pollution Control Division
(APCD) website at www.colorado.gov/cdphe/apcd.
This emission notice is valid for five (5) years. Submission of a revised APEN is required 30 days prior to expiration
of the five-year term, or when a reportable change is made (significant emissions increase, increase production,
new equipment, change in fuel type, etc). See Regulation No. 3, Part A, II.C. for revised APEN requirements.
Permit Number: 03 tel. 0/ ((� AIRS ID Number: 037 / 0075
[Leave blank unless APCD has already assigned a permit # and AIRS ID]
Section 1 - Administrative Information
Company Name:
The Vail Corporation dba Beaver Creek Ski Resort
Site Name:
Beaver Creek Mountain
Site Location:
Avon, CO
Permit Contact:
2'J
c�
Mailing Address:
970-754-5110
(include zip code)
3901rtterlocken Crescent, Suite 1000
Brootj�lfield, CO 80021
Portable Source
Home Base:
NA ; ;x
:-.3
Site Location
County:
Eagle
NAICS or SIC Code:
7011
Permit Contact:
Phil Patterson
Phone Number:
970-754-5110
E -Mail Address':
PPatterson@vailresorts.com
Please use the full, legal company name registered with the Colorado Secretary of State. This is the company name that will
appear on all documents issued by the APCD. Any changes will require additional paperwork.
Permits and any processing invoices will be issued by APCD via a -mail to the address provided.
365016-
COLORADO
Form APCD-233 - Diesel Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine APEN - Revision 1/2017 1
L,
Permit Number:
AIRS ID Number:
[Leave blank unless APCD has already assigned a permit N and AIRS ID]
Section 2- Requested Action
037 /0079
NEW permit OR newly -reported emission source (check each box below that applies)
❑ STATIONARY source ❑ PORTABLE source
(] Request coverage under a Construction Permit
❑ Request coverage under General Permit GP06'
If General Permit coverage is requested, the General Permit registration fee of $900.00 must be submitted along
with the APEN Filing fee.
-OR-
❑ MODIFICATION to existing permit (check each box below that applies)
❑ Change permit limit ❑ Change company name ❑ Add point to existing permit
❑ Transfer of ownership ❑ Other (describe below)
-OR-
❑ APEN submittal for update only (Please note blank APENs will not be accepted)
- ADDITIONAL PERMIT ACTIONS -
❑ Notification of Alternative Operating Scenario (AOS) permanent replacements
❑ APEN submittal for permit exempt/grandfathered source
Additional Info Ek Notes: Emergency engine associated with new lift at ski resort
3 Only one engine may be reported per APEN for GP06 coverage. Coverage under GP06 is voluntary.
4 For transfer of ownership, a completed Transfer of Ownership Certification Form (Form APCD-104) must be submitted.
5 GP06 fee is not required, but APEN filing fee is required.
I
Section 3 - General I01formation
General description of eq i pment and purpose: Emergency power to ski lift
f .L
r .a
Company equipment Iderrilfication No. (optional): Red Buffalo Express SPM Engine
For existing sources, operation began on:
For new or reconstructed sources, the projected start-up date is: Fall 2017
COLORADO
Form APCD-233 - Diesel Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine APEN - Revision 1/2017 2
Permit Number:
AIRS ID Number: 037 /00751
[Leave blank unless APCD has already assigned a permit H and AIRS ID]
Section 4 - Engine Information
Engine Function: ❑ Standard ❑ Peaking Power E] Emergency (max. 500 hrs/year) ❑ Fire Water Pump
What ithe maximum number of hours this engine will be used for emergency back-up
power? 500 hours/year
Engine Make Cummins
Model QSM11
Serial 35342884
What is the maximum designed horsepower rating? 400 hp What is the engine displacement? 1.8 l/cyl
What is the site -rated horsepower rating? 352 hp
Is this APEN reporting an AOS replacement engine? ❑ Yes M No
If yes, please provide the make, model and serial number of the old engine below:
Engine Make Model Serial
Is this engine subject to 40 CFR, Part 60, NSPS Subpart IIII?6 0 Yes ❑ No
If yes, please complete the New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) - 40 CFR, Part 60, Subpart IIII Applicability
APEN Addendum Form (Form APCD-214) for new and AOS applications. Attach Form APCD-214 to this APEN.
What is the manufactured date of this engine? 5/11/2017
What is the date this engine was first located to Colorado? 2017
What is the first date of operation for this engine? 2017 (TBD)
6 Certification under NSPS IIII is required for General Permit GP06 coverage.
Section 5 - Engine Stack Information
Geographical Coordinates
(LatitudelLongitude or UTM)
Operator Discharge Height Temp: Flow Rate Velocity
Stack ID No. ;� Above Ground Level fA�) (ftlzec)
(Feet)
.a -
•a
C.l
Indicate the direction 4,athe stack outlet: (check one)
c �r
0 Upward11 E]Downward
❑ Horizontal
❑ Other (describe):
Indicate the stack opening and size: (check one)
❑ Circular Interior stack diameter (inches):
❑ Upward with obstructing raincap
❑ Square/ rectangle Interior stack width (inches): Interior stack depth (inches):
❑ Other (describe):
COLORADO
Form APCD-233 - Diesel Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine APEN - Revision 1/2()17 3
Permit Number:
AIRS ID Number: 037 /007,1
[Leave blank unless APCD has already assigned a permit # and AIRS ID)
Section 6 - Fuel Data and Throughput Information
{C�arl�rrs'�aur)
F►iei':lis.:e:
{c�ilTdrislyear�
Aeguusted.Ann�iKParm i Li --
(G3llaf+s%yehlJ
18.8
emission factor documentation to this APEN form.
9,412
-OR-
0466-
OR -
E 466— :Use Rate
{jlfours+year�.
Actual :AnnuaC engine Use
{Fiourslyawi .
Requested Annual Permit Limit.
(llayrslyear}
500
emission factor documentation to this APEN form.
500
From what year is the actual annual fuel use data?
7 Requested values will become permit limitations. Requested Limit(s) should consider future process growth.
Section 7 - Criteria Pollutant Emissions Information
Attach all emission
calculations and
emission factor documentation to this APEN form.
Pollutant
Emission Factor
Emission Factor Source Actual Emission Totals
Requested Emission Totals
(Ib/hp-hr)
(AR42, Mfg. Permit, etc) (Tonsiyear)
(Tonsiyear)
TSP (PM)
2.20E-03
AP -42
0.2
PM10
2.20E-03
AP -42
0.2
PM2.5
2.20E-03
AP -42
0.2
SOx
2.05E-03
AP -42
0.2
NOX
0.031
AP -42
2.7
CO
6.68E-03
AP -42
0.6
VOC
2.477E-0.3
AP -42
0.2
7 Requested values will become permit limitations. Requested limit(s) should consider future process growth.
Form APCD-233 - Diesel Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine APEN - Revision 1/2017 4,&VCOLORADO
D,—. W -U.
L
L-
Permit Number:
AIRS ID Number: 037 /0070
[Leave blank unless APCD has already assigned a permit # and AIRS ID]
Section 8 - Applicant Certification
I hereby certify that all information contained herein and information submitted with this application is complete,
true and correct. If this is a registration for coverage under general permit GP06, I further certify that this source
is and will be operated in full compliance with each condition of general permit GP06.
Signature
Phil Patterson
Name (please print)
Person (not a vendor or consultant)
Check the appropriate box to request a copy of the:
Q Engineer's Preliminary Analysis conducted
Draft permit prior to issuance
Draft permit prior to public notice
(..->- 19.1
Date
Director Lift Maintenance
Title
(Checking any of these boxes may result in an increased fee and/or processing time)
This emission notice is valid for five (5) years. Submission of a revised APEN is required 30 days prior to expiration
of the five-year term, or when a reportable change is made (significant emissions increase, increase production,
new equipment, change in fuel type, etc). See Regulation No. 3, Part A, II.C. for revised APEN requirements.
t
Send this form along with 152.90 and the General Permit
registration fee of $900 if applicable, to:
c
Colorado Department; of Public Health and
Environment
Air Pollution ControlDivision
APCD-SS-B1
4300 Cherry Creek Drive South
Denver, CO 80246-1530
Make check payable to:
Colorado Department of Pubiic Health and Environment
Telephone: (303) 692-3150
For more information or assitance call:
Small Business Assistance Program
(303) 692-3175 or (303) 692-3148
Or visit the APCD website at:
https://www.colorado.gov/cdphe/apcd
[OLOAbO
Form APCD-233 - Diesel Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine APEN - Revision 1/2017
5 p�„ „,.E ,;;Pw;
. _ ��,L
i -.. .-
:��
COLORADO
Air Pollution Control Division
Department of Public Health 6 Environment
Dedicated to protecting and improving the health and environment of the people of Colorado
New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) - 40 CFR Part 60, Subpart IIII Applicability
Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN) Addendum Form for Diesel Engines
Company Name: The Vail Corporation dba Beaver Creek Ski Resort
Engine Information'
Make: Cummins Model: QSM11 SN: 35342884
1. Date of Engine Manufacture: 5/11/2017
2. Has this engine operated outside of the state of Colorado?
Yes
0 No
3. If you answered "Yes" to question 2, please answer the following question. (If you answered "No" to question 2, please
leave this field blank.) What is the date of first entry into Colorado?
4. This engine was manufactured to meet the following tier level standard52 (e.g., Tier 1, Tier 2): Tier 3 emergency engine
Permit 0:
AIRS ID': 037 / 0075 /
—, A copy of this form, along with appropriate supporting documentation', shall be maintained on-site or at a local field office,
with stationary source responsibility, with a copy of the construction permit, exemption letter or general permit approval
letter issued by the Colorado Air Pollution Control Division (the Division) for this emissions source. These records may be
kept in either electronic or hard copy format provided that they can be promptly supplied to the Division or agents thereof
upon request.
This engine shall comply with the New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) requirements of Colorado Air Quality Control
Commission Regulation No. 6, Part A, Subpart IIII, Standards of Performance for Stationary Compression Ignition Internal
Combustion Engines (CI ICE) including, but not limited to, the following:
[The requirements below reflect tlle�rule language of 40 CFR Part 60 Subpart IIII published in the Federal Register on 01 /30/2013.
However, if revisions to this Subpa •Nre published at a later date, the owner or operator is subject to the requirements
contained in the revised version of.'40 CFR Part 60, Subpart IIII.]
L �1
I. All fuel used shall meet lffi� following specifications:
A. Sulfur content Malt not exceed 15 ppm
B. Have a minimum cetane index of 40 or have a maximum aromatic compound content of 35% by volume
C. Compliance shall be demonstrated by maintaining copies of the fuel specifications provided by the supplier
on-site or ineaadily accessible location and made available to the Division for inspection upon request.
It. The engine and control vices must be installed, configured, operated and maintained according to the specifications
and instructions provide8,1py the engine manufacturer.
III. If the engine is equipped with a diesel particulate filter, the filter must be installed with a backpressure monitor that
notifies the owner or operator when the high backpressure limit of the engine is approached. Records shall be kept of
any corrective action taken after the backpressure monitor has notified the owner or operator that the high
backpressure limit is approached.
IV. If the engine is used for emergency purposes, a non-resettable hour meter must be installed prior to start-up.
V. If the diesel fuel -fired engine referenced herein avoids tier 4 or 4i requirements by being an emergency generator, the
engine shall not be used for any purpose except emergency power generation and for the purpose of maintenance
4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., Denver, CO 80246-1530 P 303-692-2000 www.colorado.gov/cdphe
John W. Hickenlooper, Governor I Larry Wolk, MD, MSPH, Executive Director and Chief Medical Officer
FORM APCD-214
Page 1 of 2
.or -co
to 0.
* 1876
Version 2015-06-15
L
L
checks and readiness testing, provided that the tests are recommended by Federal, State or local government, the
manufacturer, the vendor or the insurance company associated with the engine. Maintenance checks and readiness
testing of such units is limited to 100 hours per year. There is no time limit on the use of emergency stationary ICE in
emergency situations. The owner or operator may petition the Administrator for approval of additional hours to be
used for maintenance checks and readiness testing, but a petition is not required if the owner or operator maintains
records indicating that Federal, State, or local standards require maintenance and testing of emergency ICE beyond
100 hours per year. Emergency stationary ICE may operate up to 50 hours per year in non -emergency situations, but
those 50 hours are counted towards the 100 hours per year provided for maintenance and testing. The 50 hours per
year for non -emergency situations cannot be used for peak shaving or to generate income for a facility to supply power
to an electric grid or otherwise supply non -emergency power as part of a financial arrangement with another entity.
For owners and operators of emergency engines, any operation other than emergency operation, maintenance and
testing, and operation in non -emergency situations for 50 hours per year, as permitted in this section, is prohibited.
VI. Emission Standards:
A. The engine referenced herein shall meet aLL the emissions standards applicable to the engine.
B. Compliance with the NSPS Subpart IIII Emissions Standards for Non -Methane Hydrocarbons (NMHC), Nitrogen
Oxides (NOx), Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Particulate Matter (PM) shall be demonstrated by filing a copy of
the unit's certification documentation of compliance with the NSPS Subpart IIII emissions standards, with the
associated application.
VII. The following requirements of Regulation No. 6, Part A, Subpart A, General Provisions, shall apply:
A. At all times, including periods of start-up, shutdown, and malfunction, the engine and control equipment
shall, to the extent practicable, be maintained and operated in a manner consistent with good air pollution
control practices for minimizing emissions. Determination of whether or not acceptable operating and
maintenance procedures are being used will be based on information available to the Division, which may
Include, but is not limited to, monitoring results, opacity observations, review of operating and maintenance
procedures, and inspection of the source. (Reference: Regulation No. 6, Part A. General Provisions from 40
CFR 60.11)
B. No article, machine, equipment or process shall be used to conceal an emission which would otherwise
constitute a violation of an applicable standard. Such concealment includes, but is not limited to, the use of
gaseous diluents to achieve compliance with an opacity standard or with a standard which is based on the
concentration of a pollutant in the gases discharged to the atmosphere. (S 60.12)
C. Written notification of construction and Initial startup dates shall be submitted to the Division as required
under 5 60.7.
D. Records of startups, shutdowns, and malfunctions shall be maintained, as required under 5 60.7.
VIII. This engine meets all the requirements in New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) Subpart IIII as applicable to the
specific engine, including the standards required for relocating into Colorado as set forth in Regulation No. 6, Part B,
Section I. C.
I hereby certify that all information contained herein is complete, true and correct. I certify that this source is and will be
operated in full compliance with the applicable tier standards of Colorado Air Quality Control Commission Regulation No. 6, Part
A, Subpart IIII, Standards of Performance for Stationary Compression Ignition Internal Combustion Engines (CI (CE) as well as all
other requirements referenced herein.
Phil Patterson
Name of Legally Authorized Per;on (Please Print)
t:)
Cil
_'7 1
SignaturNofaUy Authorized Person
,1
.1
12
Director Lift Maintenance
Title
O(. - ) 9 •
Date
I If thea engine has not been selected or ordered as of the date of submisslon of the construction permit application, this form must be completed and submitted to the
Colorado Air Pollution Control Division, for an affected engine, vdthin one hundred and eighty (180) days after the commencement of construction/operation.
Z This information can be obtained from the engine manufacturer.
s Please entertids Information if this form is being submitted after the date of submission of the construction permit application and it permit number and AIRS ID number
have been assigned. Otherwise, leave these fields blank.
4 Supporting documentation inctudem document(s) proving the date of first entry into Colorado Ipurchase receipt, delivery recofpt, otc.) and tier standard certification
information from the manufacturer, as applicable.
FORM APCD-214
Page 2 of 2
Version 2015-06-15
Ll
U
W
�I
awz�
d�oz
F,.aUQ
z�wwa
0
z�Hw
Ord=+
SUE"
zN�F
w W3
� U
F
IY]
W
F
1 PN3Jy
w a
�e
6AMRO t+
:A
C. ❑
o•
u b
L
L
u
u
p �
O
A •D
p ."
'D
k. U
U •O
U u
O
•D
C
4. v
.D
y
O
n w
cvi
�
m a
y
CL
u0
N U O
O
'a
R
L
3 o
rn p
v n,
w W q
O
Q N
4
O
W
O
w
U w
V
y
g u
3
c v o
>
w
u T C
a
q U
•D
ami
o
U
y
�.�LL,.
o
O
a
v
G0.
O M ca
W
.fir
N qw
� a
u
v
o ° u
�
a� m
y
c
U Oy C
w
M
u U_
o w
$
g
y .^.+
U U
A L
v
u
r
a U
y
v
L q
4•.
0
O
>
� �.,O
U
C °
L
O
r
o a
L
G
0.
aIj
w E
o
U
ti
U
a
w
v
y
°
N
'E � •4
O
•=
C C U
'G •�-�
u
�/ r i
�p S It' y O
-% G
U
y
r,
U
w -
C U
N N
O N
t•"
OO
O
7.
L1.CD
u
<r
05
00 Ll�
u
a y
•�
F
-
u°
•v°
iv •�
r.
v
o
C:
C 0. C
A 11„1 O
w._C
u .b
—
•u
.�
.R•.
u
V
fl r.. ° v;
,, kt�
u
y
�;
z
�a
w
_T.+,,
a
c E
L
u
•� u
p ."
'D
U O
u C
C
u
U u
O
m y •D
C
4. v
.D
u
GC
n w
cvi
m y
Go •C
N U O
O
R
L
3 o
rn p
v n,
w W q
O
Q N
4
O
W
7
w
U w
V
y
3
•D
U �, �
C
� N
�.�LL,.
.fir
N qw
� a
Eo
v
o y U
a� m
y
c
o
> w
$
v
U U
A L
v
u
cn 3 .n
�, �
y v •�
v
>
w E
o
U
ti
U
a
w
v
y
°
N
'E � •4
O
•=
Cn .�
p
0w-
U .�
U p
L >
U
w -
C U
N N
O N
t•"
OO
au+
U
rn
u
a y
•�
F
-
u°
•v°
3
E-
V