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What’s On At CHS Semester 1 Review Semester 1, 2012 16th July Staff Development Day PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE—Mr Scanlon 17th July Students Return

18th July Year 10 VET Presentation This has been a very launch of The Institute in nine SmartBoards for successful term, and I wish Year 9, an excellent Parent classrooms. All of these 19-22nd Jul College Thredbo trip students, staff and their and Teacher Afternoon, our achievements, and others, 23rd July College Subject Selection families a safe and relaxing team winning the Mayoral contribute to the enormous Evening—6pm vacation. Students return on Debate, the purchase of a opportunities students have 24th July Year 8-Year 9 Subject Tuesday July 17th. school 25 seat mini-bus, and at our school. Selection Evening—6pm the updating of computers in There have been some Ian Scanlon the Library, the IM and IO 27th July NAIDOC Assembly significant achievements this classes, and the purchase of Principal 31st July Careers Quest term. They include the 10th Aug Mayoral Academic Challenge 14th Aug Pit Stop for Boys DEPUTYS’ MESSAGE—Ms Scott, Ms Gill 13-17th July National Science Week A very busy year so far... The gave up their own time to make question and answer forums. Other 21st Aug Pit Stop for Girls year started with both Deputies the camp the success it was. visitors to the school such as health 22nd Aug Work Experience Seminar looking towards the The College students should be workers and Chad from Northnet development of a positive well prepared for the HSC as have had a positive impact on 27Aug-7Sep Work Experience Year 10 school cultural climate for 2012. they have been involved in a students. 17Sep-19Sep Aboriginal Camp Staff, students and parents have Motivational Day, Study Skills Several students are attending been very supportive in Morning and Work Readinesss/ 20 Sep College Graduation 10.30am Northnet on a part time basis enforcing uniform, playground orientation day for VET preparing for the world of work. hygiene and full attendance. subjects. These three events Medieval day involving year 7 and 8 Inside this Local businesses have been very were highly successful employing was a huge success. Staff and Page positive about supporting our the expertise of outside issue: students dressed up and attendance program. You may agencies; Sam Cawthorn a participated in activities such as have seen the posters displaying renowned, dynamic motivational sword fighting, archery and the correct uniform of the three speaker, Catholic Care who School Leaders jousting. The magician was 1 local high schools. These provided stress management exceptional and was certainly programs are all linked to PBL workshops and Emily Scanlen, a enjoyed by all students. Many which has had a focus during Sydney psychologist who thanks to all staff involved assemblies with the weekly prize focused on resilience training particularly to those that dressed Science, Maths draws, many thanks to Miss and goal setting and Youth 2 up which added to the atmosphere. Stacey Ward who organises this Express who provided work A number of students have every week.. The Deputies have readiness skills activities. This participated in special programs been closely involved with Year was supported by a number of designed to address specific needs. English, Welfare, Advisers who have been our staff who helped students These have included the CDLC, PD/H/PE 3 working tirelessly for the benefit identify their learning styles and anti bullying, PCYC, social skills and of their year groups. One of our to create study timetables. working with youth off the streets. first events was the Year 7 Senior Constable Kim Smith our The students and their parents camp. All of our year 7 and 10 Police Youth Liaison Officer has have made positive comments students behaved perfectly and Years 7, 8, 9 4 had a greater presence in the about these programs. were involved in all of the school this semester, getting to activities. The year 10 peer Finally a huge thank you to staff know students and talking with support leaders showed who gave and continue to give so individuals and groups on a Years 10, The excellent leadership skills. Our much of their time for the benefit range of topics. Her informative College 5 particular thanks to the staff of our students. We appreciate and pertinent seminars engaged that went along, who willingly your commitment. students and resulted in lively SCIENCE NEWS—Ms Mowatt

Science Models—This term National Science Week 2012 Maddison King, 10Blue Science students made Week 5 term 3 is National models of plant and animal cells. Natalie Science week and this year's Lasky They did a great job and enjoyed schools theme is " Energy eating the cake models once they College 1 students, Mikayla Sheehan, evolution" based on the UN's had competed their presentations Yasmin Williams International year of Biology—Senior biology students sustainable energy for all. modelled Louis Pasteurs most During National Science week famous experiment where he all science classes will be showed that a boiled broth involved in doing experiments exposed to air in an enclosed based on energy. space will not decay and generate Jordan Marshall, Joel Flick microbes. His experiments The Science and Maths Lauren McGowan, Rebecca Noone disproved the theory of challenge will take place during spontaneous generation and he National Science week where showed that microorganisms stage 4 teams (years 7 and 8) compete against each other come from pre-existing microbe Arch Dunstan, and stage 5 teams (years 9 and organisms. Pasteur determined the Joshua Gainsford-Herring cause of rabies, chicken pox, 10) compete against each other cholera and anthrax. He also for the challenge. Cost of entry worked the scientific basis of is $8 per team and teams will Caitlin Hayter brewing beer, winemaking and have 4 members. Great prizes fermentation. His scientific and medals for the winning method and application of theory teams. SO JUNIOR STUDENTS START lead to everyday situations led to Courtney Scott, Kristin Butcher new branches of science and TO GET YOUR STAGE 4 or medicine such as immunology. STAGE 5 TEAMS READY.

Leticia White, Melanie Thurgood MATHEMATICS NEWS—Mr Atkinson

The Mathematics Faculty are the school. Selected students from pleased to welcome Mrs Natalie the Year 9 and 10 Stage 5.3 O’Neill to Cessnock High School Mathematics classes are currently this year. Aside from teaching participating in the Da Vinci mathematics Mrs O’Neill Mathematics Competition. Students Tim Waterson, Breanna Dunnicliffe represents the faculty on the participate in groups against other Quality Teaching Team, has taken schools through a live Connected on a number of sport coaching Classroom video conference roles and does a great job running attempting to solve a series of the day to day organisation of mathematical challenges over a casual relief teachers. On top of number of rounds. All students who their teaching roles all faculty are participating are doing well and members continue to play a vital are enjoying the experience so far. role in the running of the school Coming soon: the Maths Science with Miss Stacey Ward providing Challenge!!! Keep listening to the tireless fundraising efforts for PBL, Daily Notices for more information. Mrs Ruth Hamilton with her work Finally, congratulations to all on the Numeracy Team, Mr students in mathematics who Andrew Mead teaching Quicksmart worked to the best of their ability Students from Year 9 and 10 Numeracy, Extension 1 during Semester 1 and showed participating in the Da Vinci Maths Mathematics before school and Respect, Responsibility and were Competition. representing the faculty on the Ready To Learn. I hope that College Mathematics Lessons: Literacy Team and Mr Chris Robert Gilbert, Tony Feng and Sam Harwood Semester 2 brings you even greater Robinson managing and maintaining success. Keep up the efforts! Technology hardware/software in Page 2 Semester 1, 2012 Review ENGLISH NEWS—Mr Lane

Semester one has now finished Holmes. I have been extremely therefore important that flash cards. An excellent way of and what a busy one it was. At proud of the majority of students attempt every task preparing for the English exam is the end of last year we farewelled students who have coped to the best of their ability. to answer sample Mr Friend who went to Francis admirably with these changes questions. There are plenty of College students have Greenway HS. We were and focused on what is most internet sites with sample completed their preliminary fortunate to welcome Ms important - continuing with questions, and the English staff are course and are now well into Stranger as his replacement. Ms their studies. more than happy to review their their HSC course. It is even Stranger quickly found her feet work and provide feedback. The semester has seen junior more important that all and jumped into life at Cessnock students complete assessments assessment tasks are We wish everybody a safe break HS. in reading, writing and attempted in The and look forward to seeing During the semester we have had speaking. Early next term College. College students everyone back in term 3. some small disruptions; Ms students will complete visual now have one term till their Provest left to have a baby (a and viewing tasks. It is fantastic HSC exams. English beautiful baby girl) and Ms to see most students have a go students should have begun Holmes took on the role of at these tasks. The results that their study regime in relieving Head Teacher they receive go towards their preparation for their Technology. We have been very marks on their reports, and exams. This includes reading lucky to have Ms Laughton and assist us in creating classes for and re-reading their texts, Mr Ellis join us to fill in for Ms the following year. It is and creating study notes or WELFARE NEWS—Mr Brown “It is fantastic to This semester has been a busy In term 2 Years 9, 10, and The Up-coming events in Welfare in one for the welfare faculty. College viewed a play at the semester 2 include “Pit Stop” for see most students The year advisers have been Cessnock Performing Arts year 9 girls and boys in August running many programs Centre “April’s Fool” both and the V8 Supercar PBL reward including Love Bites, Body staff and students enjoyed this excursion in November. have a go at Image and the vaccinations theoretical performance on Breakfast Club is once again in that Ms Robson has organised. family drug issues. full swing, operating daily from these (English) We had a big Breakfast in Our IM and IO classes have 8.30 a.m—8.50 a.m. A huge April that all students enjoyed been at many sporting events thank you to our sponsors, The and this was organised by Will including a day with the “Jets” Greater Building Society, Allianz tasks. ” Insurance and Bridges Personal Doran from CYCOS with and a day at the University Investments, please support agencies support. with the “Knights” these businesses where you can. Mr Lane

PD/H/PE NEWS—Mr Colla Head Teacher Once again PDHPE and Sport recently Monquie Cameron congratulations on these has been at the forefront of was selected to be part of the accreditations. English student learning and NSW SRC team – what a Sport this year has seen numerous achievement. Just to mention tremendous honour. Future students representing the of few successes this year, Ms upcoming events include the Coalfields Zone in swimming, Thompson once again with 40 hour famine and cross country and athletics. Once her dance group were asked sponsoring a child from again many students represented to participate in the Tanzania. The SRC has been CHS in these three carnivals. Starstruck Spectacular with actively fundraising for other Other notable achievements this our students performing very charities this year. year have been Joel Troy well over several Students in the senior PDHPE represented the Hunter in performances. and SLR classes have been golf while Rhys Binns was selected Ms Burke and Ms Rowe and given opportunities to achieve in the Greater Northern NSW the Student Representative accreditation in Senior First rugby league team and Cora May Council have been busy Aid. Several students attained Williams in Hunter softball. Page 3 planning and participating in their three year accreditation several notable events. Just that is recognised nationally – CAPA—Ms Falconer Cessnock High School Term two has seen a number students. Congratulations and of very talented students thankyou to those students performing at our weekly who continually perform the Principal's assembly. Students National Anthem and School include, Yasmin Williams and Song at every assembly. They Sam Harwood (College), who are - Mikayla Sheehan, Yasmin performed a Nightwish Ballad, Williams, Samantha Flemming Keegan Pickering (year 8) who and Keegan Pickering. we look sang and accompanied herself forward to more outstanding on guitar, Megan Butcher performances next term. (College) who performed ART—A sneak peak into the "Stuck in the Middle with artroom this term, Year 10 you" , Samantha Flemming student Jessica Grierson (year 8), who performed at demonstrates what hard two separate assemblies, once work, patience and dedication singing, and once performing can achieve by designing and on Piano, and Mitchell Nolan creating this beautiful ceramic who performed a drum solo. bowl. “We look forward Congratulations to all these to more outstanding Technology, Literacy/Numeracy

performances next There have been a number of supporting staff during their specific areas of language and changes this semester with introduction this year. Mrs writing, while our PSP tutors term” the Head Teacher Technology Rigley has recruited two new Mrs Huckfeldt and Mr and Literacy and Numeracy tutors for the Quicksmart Richmond have been working Positions. Mrs Rigley has Literacy Program, Mrs Gill and with Year 8 and 9 students. Ms Falconer become the Head Teacher Ms Scott have both been The Norta Norta tutors, Mr Literacy and Numeracy trained and are enjoying Clarke, Ms McLean and Ms Head Teacher replacing Mr Williams who working with the students a Conserdyne have been has left us and is now Head couple of times a week. working hard on both Teacher CAPA at Evans High Quicksmart Numeracy and CAPA In Literacy and Numeracy the School. Mrs Holmes has been Literacy programs. focus has moved to the Year relieving Head Teacher 8 students in preparing them Congratulations to 7L for Technology for Term 2. The for the NAPLAN 2013. their efforts in Spelling in Year 9 laptops were finally HSIE. Currently Emilee Ford released for use this term and Mrs Sherar has been working and Leia Leggatt competing Mrs Holmes did a fantastic job with some of our year 8 for first place. indigenous students on

Blade Craft and Brendan Frost taking TAPS—Academic Opportunities part in the Quicksmart Literacy Program UNIVERSITY OF NSW academically talented students will Montana Power, Adam Robinson, INTERNATIONAL EXAMS be invited to fill the remaining Thomas Abbott, Taylah Gilmour, Chloe places. Students were given a Hunt, Raquel Marshall and Chloe This year the TAP Program is letter of invitation and the first of Lanesbury YEAR 9 – Brendan Milmo, giving students the opportunity to the exams was held on Tahlia Earl, Teegan Banks, Rachael participate in these prestigious Wednesday 6 June for Science. Barnes and Ben Gilbert YEAR 10 – exams which provide valuable Congratulations to the following Abbey Noone, Joshua Gainsford- feedback about academic SCIENCE challenge students: Herring, Jordan Marshall, Lauren performance across the areas of YEAR 7 – Cody Robinson, Taya McGowan and Natalie Lasky. English, Maths and Science. The Leggett, Damon Robertson, Congratulations also to Lauren school has purchased exam Kaytlyn Crisp, Kyle Gillis, Jake McGowan, Abbey Noone and Montana papers in all three subjects and Bedford and Mitchell Brown, Power who accepted the WRITING Page 4 there will be no cost to students. Thomas Hodges and Daniel challenge. There will be two other ICAS While TAP students will be given White-Wilton. YEAR 8 – exams conducted: English – 31 July first preference, other Mackenzie Allsop, Kara Wright, Mathematics – 14 August Newsletter Title TAPS—Mrs Holmes—World Vision Conference

WORLD VISION GLOBAL hour making dinosaur jokes “The Chefs told us that we can LEADERS CONVENTION about Dungog High School fix poverty if we can learn to not Cessnock High School was and Kurri Kurri High School. be greedy and this was proved invited to send a delegation to They told us that with the by the teamwork needed in the this important annual event right tools (people), the right game. attended by approximately ingredients (your personality) “The SRC and Miss Row decided 400 students in the Hunter and organisational skills, we to take on the responsibility of Region and held at Newcastle can make change to the sponsoring a child. The child we City Hall. Mrs Rowbottom severity of poverty. “The are sponsoring is from Tanzania and six SRC leaders – Megan students were split up into and her name is Elizabeth. Butcher, Tiani Dederer, groups which were named Elizabeth is 8 years old and Monquie Cameron, Joshua after countries such as loves ball games. We are taking Gainsford-Herring, Joel Troy Germany, China and Pakistan the initiative of giving a child less and Mikayla Sheehan - and into internationally fortunate than ourselves the represented our school and recognised food companies opportunity of an education, returned inspired. Tiani like KFC and McDonalds. The clean water, food, better quality “We also spoke on assembly about the game was played with each of life and access to medication. experience: group competitively trading “All in all it was a great day gained skills “World Vision is an important and gathering food to fill their where we learned more about international organisation that lunch boxes. This game ourselves and other kids of our raises funds to help improved tested the paper cutting, that will help age. We also gained skills that the living conditions of people folding and gluing skills of will help lead the world into less living in poverty. most Year 12 students! Each lead the world item of food was worth a poverty” “Six SRC members number of points and each accompanied by Ms round required teams to gain into less poverty” Rowbottom attended the points. The game was World Vision Global Leaders designed to test your Conference at Newcastle Tiani Dederer teamwork and develop Town Hall. The conference leadership skills in a relatively was hosted by two chefs who stressful situation. SRC entertained us for a good half

Representative

TAPS—SPEAK UP

SPEAKUP COMPETITION of what we mean by the words ‘better’ and ‘world’. Our Second SpeakUp Com- Congratulations to our 2012 petition was held this term Champions: over two separate days in Week 1 (Years 8 and 9) and YEAR 7 – Jessica Radford Week 6 (Years 7, 10 and Col- YEAR 8 – Mikayla Jurd lege) due to commitments. YEAR 9 – Shannin Wyborn We owe a huge vote of YEAR 10 – Abbey Noone thanks to Mrs Judy Clarke of COLLEGE - Toastmasters for giving up Congratulations also to all two mornings of her time to students who participated – Adjudicate. The topic was Keegan Pickering, Montana SPEAK UP FOR A BETTER Power, David Rushton, Emily Page 5 WORLD and students spoke Metcalf, Monique Rutkowsky. on a range of interpretations TAPS—Public Speaking Volume 1, Issue 1 DET PUBLIC SPEAKING COMPETITIONS Early in Term 3, our Year 8 Speakers Mikayla Jurd and In Week 3 of this term, our Keegan Pickering will Year 9 Speakers Shannin represent Cessnock High Wyborn and David Rushton School in the DET Legacy represented Cessnock High Junior Public Speaking School in the DET Sydney Competition to be held at Morning Herald Plain Speaking on 31 Competition held at July. Newcastle High School and adjudicated by Mr Peter McNair (former principal of CHS). Both speakers were confident in their delivery and gained a great deal from the experience: “I love this,” said David. “I can’t wait to do Shannin Wyborn and David Rushton more!”

TAPS—Mayoral Debate

MAYORAL DEBATING (Second Speaker), Brendan Phillips. In the Final our team met CHALLENGE Milmo (Third Speaker) and Eliza Mount View to again debate the Paynter (Researcher) who affirmative case ‘That the For the third year, Cessnock successfully argued the unemployed should accept High School again made the Final affirmative case ‘That celebrity employment in of this exciting event held influence is a positive influence wherever it is available’. With between the four high schools in on youth’ in their heat against St. strong arguments and tight the Cessnock City Council Area teamwork, our Year 9 Debaters – Cessnock, Mount View, Kurri won the debate to bring home Kurri and St. Phillips High the Trophy for the second time. Schools. Congratulations to this year’s team – Shannin Wyborn (First Speaker), Natasha Edwards

TAPS—Community Partners—Toastmasters

Cessnock High School owes Course for some of our more people who can communicate!” experienced speakers – much of the success we enjoy All students are enjoying the Mikayla Sheehan, Yasmin in public speaking and challenge. A second course may Williams, Robert Gilbert, Ray debating to our partnership run during Semester 2. with the Cessnock Branch of Chand, Shannin Wyborn,

Toastmasters International David Rushton and Natasha and specifically to Mrs Judy Edwards. Not only is Mrs Clark who donates a great Clark giving us her time, deal of her time to our public Toastmasters has also speaking events. donated all study materials and booklets required. This term, Mrs Clark has again generously donated her time “This course will be a benefit to conducting the when applying for a job,” said Toastmasters ‘Speechcraft’ Mrs Clark. “Employers need Page 6 Cessnock High School YEAR 7 ADVISOR—Mr Ryan

It has been a great start to the camp. During the second last activities where demanding 2012 school year for year 7 week of term one, year 7 and it was great to see many students. After a successful students attended The Great students challenging transition program, the Aussie Bush camp at Tea themselves whilst getting students have settled in well Gardens. The goal was to cheered on by their peers and provide the students a chance to all aspects of high school peer support leaders. The to bond over three days of camp was a great success, with life. As the year advisor, it has action filled activities. The new friendships being made. been a pleasure to see students achieving great results across the curriculum in the reports. Year 7 students have had a large presence in the schools positive behaviour for learning program, with many students from the year group earning PBL’s for great behaviour. The highlight for year 7 this Year 7 students try rafting at the Great Aussie Bush Camp, with their Year 10 Peer Leader. “Some of the semester has been the year 7 highlights of the trip YEAR 9 ADVISOR—Mr Gillespie were meeting new This year two year 9 an incredible sense of highlights of the trip were people, canoeing and Cessnock High students, Jake adventure and self-reliance. meeting new people, canoeing Petronio and Claudia Jade This feeling of being alone, on and abseiling down a 10m cliff. Kingston were fortunate a self directed journey, forces abseiling down a 10m I would also like to take the enough to participate in the students to use their initiative opportunity to mention the Community and resourcefulness and success of an excellent team of cliff.” Partnership Outward Bound develop teamwork to tap into Year 9 students who won this Program. The program is a individual strengths for the years Mayoral Debate Challenge. Mr Gillespie wilderness journey that benefit of the entire group. A big congratulations go to enables participants to From all reports both Shannin Wyborn, Natasha Year 9 Advisor understand that they direct students found the journey Edwards, Brendan Milmo and their future, through their self quite tough going at times Eliza Paynter. Thankyou also to -beliefs, choices and actions with some very steep terrain. Mrs Holmes for all of the time whist on camp with similar However they were rewarded and effort that she has put in aged students from the with some amazing views with these students. Hunter Region. The 7 day when they got to their journey in the Tweed Valley in destination at the top of the Northern NSW gave students mountain. Some of the

Students at Outward Bound Year Advisers Cessnock High School Year 7 Mr Ryan Year 8 Ms Jayne Aberdare Road, Cessnock NSW 2325 Year 9 Mr Gillespie Year 10 Mrs Bruce

College 1 Ms Williams College 2 Mr Starkey Phone: 4990 1977 Fax: 4991 1815 Head Teachers English Mr Lane HSIE Ms Cochrane Email: [email protected] Maths Mr Atkinson PD/H/PE Mr Colla Canteen Phone: 4990 4702 Science Ms Mowatt CAPA Ms Falconer Principal: Mr Ian Scanlon Welfare Mr Brown TAS Mrs Fairweather Deputy Principals: Page 7 Technology Mrs Holmes (rlg) Year 7, 9, College 1—Ms Jo Scott Literacy and Numeracy Ms Rigley Year 8, 10, College 2—Mrs Liana Gill Suspension Centre Ms Doolan YEAR 10 ADVISOR—Ms Bruce

Semester one has been busy and full work world with our students, shat- because our students were working as a of opportunities for our year 10 tering some illusions and bringing team and having a great deal of fun doing it! students. Many students are starting reality to the forefront. A big thank They gained a shared, fun experience AND a to entertain thoughts of employment. you to Chad for his contribution. showbag for their efforts. Well done, Brave I have enjoyed hearing their ideas Ones! It was my absolute pleasure to ac- become more focused, and hearing company year 10 on two Careers Then we were off to the Careers market at goals being set. excursions. The Try a Skill day at Maitland. Students were able to peruse the The year began with Year 10 partici- Singleton was the first. 50 very astute various stalls and speak to representatives pating in the Love Bites progam over individuals seized the opportunity to from a large variety of training companies two full days. This allowed students have a free day out. Our lucky stu- and universities. There was something of an open, safe forum to discuss some dents went about trying various interest for everybody, and students made of the misconceptions about relation- skills, including, Nursing, Bricklaying, the most of the opportunity. Thanks to Mr ships, with an emphasis on personal Mechanical, Metals trades, Child Scriven and Mrs Walker for making these rights and responsibilities. The pro- care, Animal Care, Hospitality, and days possible. Year 10 next took part in gram was facilitated by local youth Tourism, just to name a few. My Money Talks, by Hunter Valley Youth Ex- and heatlh care workers. Many stu- personal highlight of the day was press. Students were engaged and receptive dents confessed to learning things watching a small team of our stu- to the information made available to them. they were previously unaware of. dents compete against The Hunter Thank you to all of the presenters from our Trade School students in a fire drill community for their contribution to this Year 10 then had the privilege of exercise. It wasn’t a highlight because program.. Thanks to year 10 students who listening to a guest speaker, Chad we were so skilful…because we showed readiness to learn this term. Henderson, from The Northumber- weren’t, and we definitely lost con- land Network, Chad shared his Opportunity is missed by most people vincingly. Rather, it was a highlight because it is dressed in overalls and knowledge and experience of the looks like work. ~Thomas Edison

COLLEGE 1 ADVISOR—Ms Williams “Our students College I students have now working towards achieving lining. The cost of this jacket is $80. completed the Preliminary year rewarding results in their HSC It has a navy blue body, gold sleeves were working as a of their first set of senior studies. Yet another challenge. and green and gold bands. Samples studies. Some found it easy, We all wish all of them well. for sizing should be delivered to the many experienced difficulty. school by early next term. To Most important to the College I team This difficulty was the result of ensure your child receives a students at the moment is the encountering new areas of jacket $80-00 must be paid to the senior jacket. This year the study and different methods of front office by week 2 of term 3. No and having a great majority of students voted to study. Congratulations must be jackets will be ordered unless they have a Varsity Jacket for Year extended to all who attempted have been paid for. Lastly, I need to 12 instead of the Jersey. The to do their best. Of course, life thank Ms Amanda Lynch for doing deal of fun doing names of all College I students is a series of new experiences such a wonderful job as Year will be incorporated into the and challenges. Now they are Adviser while I it” was overseas. Mrs Bruce, Year 10

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