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MONDAY CLASSES starts Sept 8, 2014, 6pm at at HIGHLANDS COLLEGE, 25 Basin Creek Rd (formerly Vo-Tech) ART GLASS: STAINED & MOSAIC—Julie Tintinger $55 BIRDING BASICS—Gary Swant $33 Seniors $10 ** 6 wks including field trips COMPUTER BASICS & YOUR DEVICES—Ken Kolpin $55 (6:45-9pm) FLOWER MAKING & FLORAL DESIGN—Barb Niemeyer Fink $55 + supplies GOLD PANNING / METAL DECTECTING NEAR BUTTE - John Little $55 GRANT WRITING BASICS—Laurie Koepplin $55 LINE DANCE REVIEW: ROCHELLE’S DANCES—Pat Boroni $55 ONCE A MONTH COOKING—Donna Driver $33 ** TUESDAY CLASSES starts Sept 9, 2014, 6pm at Butte High BUTTE HERITAGE COOKBOOK COOKING —Donna Driver $55 +$50 Supplies

COMPUTER: Word, Power Point & Publisher—Ken Kolpin $55 (6:45-9pm) ENGLISH SMOCKING—Gayla Jozovich $55 GUITAR—CLASSICAL—Kathy Heibert—bring your classical guitar $55 HiSet / GED PREPARATION—Mariya Peck *FREE* must register 533.2967 JEWELRY MAKING & REHAB—Jeanne Mason $55 LAW OF ATTRACTION—Abraham Hicks Style —Pat Boroni $55 PIANO 101: Group Piano—JoAnn Lewis $55 POTTERY: Beginner to Intermediate —Gregg Edelen $110 Seniors $65 QUILTING FOR BEGINNERS - Susan Stockton $55 * Call for supply list SPANISH—Intermediate —Eugenia Saari $55 TATTING, CRICHET and KNITTING - Jan Nordwick $55 WILLOW FURNITURE, CANING, UPHOLSTERY-Julie Tintinger $55 + supplies WRITING LIFE STORIES—Brenda Day $55 YOGA (ASHTANGA) — Kristi Brothers $55 WEDNESDAY CLASSES starts Sept 10, 2014, 6pm at Butte High BLUEGRASS FLATPICKING for INTERMEDIATE GUITAR—Rich Myers BOBBIN LACE MAKING – Vicki Blackketter *6 weeks* $33 Sept 24-Oct29 BUTTE HISTORY—Chris Fisk $55 + field trips (class limit of 25) DRAWING: The ART of DRAWING All levels—Bill Lovell $55 EXCEL: THE BASICS - Ken Kolpin $55 (6:45-9pm) HiSet / GED PREPARATION—Mariya Peck *FREE* must register 533.2967 JEWELRY MAKING & REHAB—Jeanne Mason $55 KNITTING WITH KAROLEE—Karolee Larson $55 POTTERY: Intermediate to Advanced—Gregg Edelen $110 Seniors $65 QUILT MAKING TECHNIQUES—Sylvia Cunningham $55 SPANISH: Beginner —Eugenia Saari $55 WEAVING—Jan Nordwick $55 WELDING for BEGINNERS— Denise Bordeleau $110, Seniors $65 WOODCARVING “CHIPS & CHATS”—Open Session—Casey Johnston $55 YOGA (HATHA) — Kristi Brothers $55

WE NEED YOU: LITERACY COACHES / TUTORS Do you have a few hours a week to help someone with Reading, Math or

Wri ng skills? Please call 533.2967 for Training and Orienta on in October. You can posi vely impact a family’s future !!

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Fall 2014 REGISTRATION A. C. E. B.S.D.#1

First Name: Last Name:

Home Address: Date of Birth:

City: State ZIP:

Day Ph #: Evening Ph #:

Email Address

CLASS TITLE FEE : Discount: _____ TOTAL



TOTAL ___________

Fall 2014 REGISTRATION A. C. E. B.S.D.#1

First Name: Last Name:

Home Address: Date of Birth:

City: State ZIP:

Day Ph #: Evening Ph #:

Email Address




TOTAL ___________

DIRECTIONS: Complete a Registration form for each person registering. Mail Registration Form and Fees to: ADULT COMMUNITY EDUCATION Check payable to: Butte School District #1 1050 S. Montana Street Cash Butte, MT 59701

1) We are happy to provide a full refund if you have to cancel a class, as long as you notify the Adult Education office during business hours at 533-2967. REFUND DEADLINE is Thursday 4pm of the first week of classes. 2) Should Adult Ed. office cancel a class, you will be notified and receive a full refund. 3) Students must be at least 16 years of age to register to attend adult education classes. Only registered students are allowed in the classroom. Auditing or viewing classes is not permitted. Children are not permitted to accompany parents to class. 4) Seniors (Age 62+) receive a discount—only pay $10 for any class (except Pottery & Welding)

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION & GED PREP, TABE TESTING & ESL

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION — HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY The new High School Equivalency (HiSet) test has replaced the

former GED—however, what you have been studying still applies . Is 2014 your year to get your High School Equivalency ?

Don’t feel prepared? There’s help! This is your chance to take your free TABE test & earn your HiSet, or improve Math,

Language or Reading skills. After your TABE testing you will be provided free individual instruction in the areas you need.

Open enrollment— several options for study time. Don’t put it off any longer - Get started.

Call ADULT LEARNING CENTER at 533.2967

CAREER EXPLORATIONS * FREE * What are you going to do with your future?—Plan the next

step!! Call our office 533.2967 at the Adult Learning Center. They will work with you on your Personal Plan to help

YOU find the career opportunities that best suite YOU. NOW—it’s the best time to start your future.

Call 533.2967 to start your Personal Employment Plan.

ONE to ONE LITERACY COACH We are currently seeking community members that want to help

another adult with their math, reading or writing

skills. Volunteer tutors work with an adult learner for an average of 1-2 hours per week. Training and Orientation

begins in Oct. Call if you would like to be a Volunteer Literacy Coach /Tutor. Services are free and confidential.

Call 533.2967 for more information………...

IF THESE OPPORTUNITIES DO NOT APPLY TO YOU— PLEASE PASS THEM ON TO SOMEONE THAT MAY BENEFIT FROM THEM. Thank you !

When you take part in and Adult Community Education Program,

you invest in yourself & your community.

THANK YOU

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* EARLY BIRD CONTEST * WIN an Adult Com. Education GIFT CERTIFICATE

1—$55 and 1—$10 (Seniors) Gift Certificate Drawing @ noon the first day of classes from all PAID EARLY registrations

CONGRATULATIONS

Our SPRING 2014 EARLY BIRD WINNERS

A.C.E. GIFT CERTIFICATES

A WISE idea for those special ones in your life ! Available in any amount at our office:

1050 South Montana, Butte

Mission: The Butte Public School will create in

partnership with our staff, families and community, challenging opportunities for all students

to be successful as they become responsible and contributing citizens,

and master the knowledge and skills essential for life-long learning in our changing and diverse world.

Visit our website: http://www.butte.k12.mt.us/communityedu.html

Find the Course Calendar, Instructor Bio’s, class pictures from previous sessions and more !

EVERETT SCHELIN—Better Writing

RON ISAACO—Intermediate - Advanced Pottery

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FLOWER MAKING AND FLORAL DESIGN— Barb will assist you in making fabric floral arrangements with focus on Project design, Introduction to color , color combo’s, and final arranging. The $50 supply fee will provide you with your choice of patterns and enough supplies to complete three projects.. You only have to supply your arrangements container. Bring scissors, work rags, wire cutters, and

ruler. For any quilters, this is great way to color coordinate your quilts to other room decorations. WOW !

$55 L. Koepplin

*UPDATED* COMPUTER BASICS and YOUR DEVICES *Learn all the basics on your own laptop, camera, or iPod. In addition to basic computer skills, learn how to navigate the internet, download files from one devise to another, save pictures, connect to WiFi, E-mail, Face Book, Shopping, You Tube, and regular

housekeeping to keep your computer virus free, healthy and running smoothly. Highly recommended - all ages.

LINE DANCE REVIEW Dances are mainly drawn from a treasure trove of dances generously donated by Rochelle Kriewald from her many years of teaching Line Dancing thourhg Adult Education. Will be taught with an eye to beginners !

GRANT WRITING BASICS — Laurie will cover the basics of grant writing starting with finding funding sources using databases. The process of grant writing from proposals, the writing, editing, budget proposal, data analysis, support letters, final review, critique—this and more will be studied with

Laurie. This is a valuable course for individuals, entrepreneurs, and business professionals.

BIRDING BASICS - Gary is the renowned “Birding Authority” and we are fortunate to have him return. Learn basic equipment, field identification, bird characteristics, songs and habitats via combinations of four classroom evenings and two Saturday field trips. Reinforce your learning on the field trips with review of trip sights and pictures during the following class—a great method for learning. Excellent ratings on his class.

$55 + flash drive Ken Kolpin

$ 55 Pat Boroni

$55 + $50 supplies Barb Niemeyer Fink

MONDAY EVENINGS—Sept 8, 2014 @ 6pm

NEW

At HIGHLANDS COLLEGE (formerly: College of Technology)

$ 33 +field trips Gary Swant

NEW

$ 55 + supplies Jan Nordwick


HiSET/GED PREPARATION Here’s help with those subjects you need for your HiSET/GED test. Your TABE results are needed prior to class—so call

533.2967 to register. Free, but must be pre-registered and TABE tested prior to class. Held @ Webster Garfield, 6-9pm.

$ 55 all ages Denise Bordeleau

WEAVING Supply fee of $20 to instructor. Learn to make a useful and good looking fabric—each one unique. Instructor has looms to share with students in classroom. You will learn many aspects of loom weaving with a hands-on approach. You can weave coasters, hot pads, placemats and scarves. The goal of this class is to be able to create great woven items.

WELDING ‐ BEGINNERS This is where you will begin to learn the welding trade from the best in-structor in Montana! Denise gets rave reviews for her skill and style. You must bring on 1st nite: your safety glasses, welding gloves, sturdy shoes, jeans & 100% cotton shirt.

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WEDNESDAY EVENINGS—Start Sept 10, 2014 @ 6pm

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$Free—but must pre-register Mariya Peck

? If you were able to help another

adult learn to read, do math or improve their writing skills, just think of the impact in that persons life, their future, and their children’s future. If you can invest 1-2 hours a week, you can help make a brighter future for generations.

Training and Orientation begins in Oct. Call if you would like to be a Volunteer Literacy Coach/Tutor. Services are free and confidential. Call 533.2967 for more information


BLUEGRASS FLATPICKING FOR INTERMEDIATE GUITAR—Not for complete beginners, but if you know some chords and can change between chords fluently, feel free to join. This class will survey techniques, left hand and right hand to get into this popular style of guitar playing. Bring your guitar & get ready to play.

KNITTING WITH KAROLEE This class is all about “warm & fuzzies”. If you are a new to advanced knitter, you are encouraged to try new techniques throughout the semester. Bring a project in progress or we will discuss a new project to challenge you. New knitters, please bring a skein of worsted weight yarn and size 8 knitting needles. This group is well knit together and they always have FUN !

$55 + supplies

Karolee Larson

SPANISH - BEGINNER * + Book $12 Covering chapters 1-10 of “Spanish Made Simple”, Eugenia shares her personal reflections on Mexican culture and customs to reinforce the learning experience. Each week Eugenia provides numerous handouts, and Spanish language publications. Great way to get comfortable with a new language.

NEW


$ 55 Rich Myers

$55 * + book Eugenia Saari

$ 55 +supplies Casey Johnston

WOOD CARVING—OPEN SESSION This open session lets you bring your individual projects to work on, or come to get guidance on tools and techniques. There are several projects that folks will be working on and in turn this will help you decide which would suit you. Join in quality time to carve with friends.

SENIORS DISCOUNT : anyone 62 years young or more qualify for a

discount—Only pay $10 per class (not including Welding or Pottery)

ONCE A MONTH COOKING—come the first night—plan your plan—then go shopping— then cook one night for the whole month. What a Plan ! Great for those who enjoy wholesome home cooked meals, but are pressed for time during the week. You save time, decisions, money, clean-up and stress every weeknight—now that’s a bonus the whole family can enjoy !


$55 + supplies Julie Tintinger

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At HIGHLANDS COLLEGE (formerly: College of Technology)

MONDAY EVENINGS—Start SEPTEMBER 8, 2014 @ 6pm

GOLD PANNING / METAL DETECTING NEAR BUTTE John is returning to lead this group on 9 weekend excursions to the creek to learn actual gold panning. He will also be covering Metal Detecting if the students request it. First meeting is at Highlands College— find out more about your field trips that take place on weekends. This is a popular class.

$55 +supply fee Jeanne Mason

$55 John Little

Make your ACE evening better— Make it a “Date Night”, or SHARE it with a friend, co-worker, neighbor or relative

— Have FUN together !

ART GLASS: STAINED & MOSAIC— Create a stained glass sun catcher in copper foil technique, followed by a second project. As interest is shown, Mosaic techniques will be shown with a simple project followed by more projects. Students will be encouraged to pursue their interests as various methods will be demonstrated and a final tour of stained glass in Butte homes on the last night.

JEWELRY MAKING & REHAB— Here is a great opportunity to learn how to make a variety of jewelry items. You will also learn how to take that one broken jewelry item and recreate it into a unique jewelry piece you can enjoy again. Great for that one earring you have, and can’t part with it because of the sentimental value. Rehab it into something you can treasure again. This is one course that will quickly pay for itself. Enjoy.

$55 + your supplies Donna Driver

TUESDAY CLASSES START HERE

TUESDAY EVENINGS—Start Sept 9, 2014 @ 6pm

SNOOP AROUND —YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING

INTERESTING !!

SURPRISING DISCOVERIES ARE MADE AT ADULT

COMMUNITY EDUCATION !


MICROSOFT WORD, PUBLISHER, POWER POINT *BRING A FLASH DRIVE Spend 3 weeks in each program - covering the basics such as using your flash drive, making folders, copy & paste, save, save as and formatting. Learn to create business cards, flyers, calendars and other projects. Bring your questions and personalize your projects. $55 + flash drive

Ken Kolpin

$55 + supplies Gayla Jozovich

ENGLISH SMOCKING This ancient needlework form looks intricate and complicated but is easily learned with mastery of a few basic stitches. Our 1st project will be a smocked Casserole carrier with wooden utensils for handles—a great gift for your Christmas list. 2nd project will be a Christmas stocking with smocked cuff from donated fabrics. 3rd project will be a Christmas ornament using a round wooden ring.

$110 all inclusive Gregg Edelen

POTTERY—Beginners to Intermediate Get engaged in the process of making ceramic objects. You will utilize a variety of working methods at the ‘potter’s wheel’ and also by ‘the hand’. Demonstrations will show throwing techniques so you can learn basic concepts. You will be making tumblers, cups, handles and small bowls. It’s hands-on and messy so leave your jewelry at home and come with short fingernails.


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$ 44 + supplies Julie Tintinger

WILLOW FURNITURE, CANING & UPHOLSTERY— Learn how to make a willow chair—and how to select the best willow on field trips. Julie will also instruct on caning and upholstery if you want to finish your chair this way. 6 week course and 2 field trips, so within 6 weeks you will have your finished chair to enjoy on your porch.


$55 Sylvia Cunningham

$110 All Inclusive Gregg Edelen

$33 + supplies Vicki Blackketter

QUILT MAKING TECHNIQUES—Any level Sylvia is an accomplished quilter in this community. This fun class is for all levels of quilters. You may bring in your project which you need help with. All phases of quilting is taught: fabric selection, cutting, sewing, quilting and binding. If you want the supply list for a Table Runner to complete in class—call 533.2967. Have everything ready to bring 1st class.

POTTERY—Intermediate to Advanced Local crafters and potters with experience in Gregg’s Pottery classes can return to work on larger objects such as jars, bottles, pitchers and teapots in High Fire Pottery. Gregg is always ready and helpful if you should get ’stuck in the mud’. Many students rejoin this class because they know it is fun, practical and productive !! Class fills quick—register quicker !


EXCEL—the Basics Learn this valuable computer program. Learn about the Ribbon, its functions, ORB, QAT, Excel op-tions, Worksheet, Workbook, calculations, formulas, order of operations, entering data & more. You will complete several projects in class to reinforce the tasks. **Bring your flash drive

$55 Ken Kolpin

BOBBIN LACE MAKING—6wks: Sept 24-Oct 29$25.deposit to Instructor to borrow supplies & return—or order your own. Vicki is a 20 year veteran of Bobbin Lace making. She will demonstrate how to make intricate art works, starting with a sampler. and working up to bookmarks. This is a rare opportunity to learn a lost art from an accomplished artist. She continues to master her knowledge and skills through conventions, classes and workshops with an international lace guild. This craft, instructor and it’s historical roots will impress.

NEW BUTTE HISTORY— Chris Fisk is back with his History class—come and learn, see, feel and hear about the good old days. It’s an experience you won’t be able to stop talking about.

Class limited to the first 25 paid registrants. $55 + supplies Chris Fisk


$ 55 Kristy Brothers

DRAWING—Open Sessions with Guidance All levels. The art of drawing guides you in concepts each night, then finish each session reinforcing the concept with your drawing project. Study line, shape, value, col-or, composition, light, shadow, and perspective in many subjects. Seeing is believing. Expect skill growth !

YOGA—HATHA YOGA A system of exercises for attaining body or mental control and well-being. Get it all together with Hatha Yoga—focus on your mind, body, spirit. This class is fast paced to build heat. Benefits your strength, balance and flexibility. Students return because it works.

$ 55 + supplies Jeanne Mason

We are currently looking for a variety of instructor’s, for Pet Grooming, Pilates, Tai Chi, Meditation, Flower

Arranging, Massage Therapies, Music, Fine Arts, Apple Computer Products and much more !

You do not have to be a teacher— just enthusiastic, knowledgeable and excited

about your topic. Call 533.2967

$ 55 Bill Lovell

JEWELRY MAKING & REHAB— Here is a great opportunity to learn how to make a variety of jewelry items. You will also learn how to take that one broken jewelry item at home and recreate it into a unique j piece you can enjoy again. Great for that one earring you have, and can’t part with it because of the sentimental value. Rehab it into something you can treasure again. This is one course that will quickly pay for itself. Practical creativity! Enjoy.


$55 **+ book JoAnn Lewis

PIANO 101—Group Piano - JoAnn returns with this popular class. She leads a group of adults through many songs, most of them well known, so you are playing right away. Learn theory, note reading and more with each lesson. A lot is accomplished each night. This is a popular, fast paced class, with practice in class & homework. Some keyboards can be reserved in class—call first. **Call for book details before class


ASHTANGA YOGA— What a great way to gear up for the upcoming festive season and all the additional stressors. Hatha yoga focuses on body, mind & spirit. Learn breathing techniques, poses, increase balance & strength. Wrap up the day right with Yoga. Bring your yoga mat!

CLASSICAL GUITAR * $11 book fee to instructor This class is primarily based on “A Modern Approach to Classical Guitar”. There will be some group instruction, but mostly Kathy will guide the students as they work through the book at their own pace. Learn to tune the guitar, read notes, fingering, notes of open string guitars, fretted notes, playing scales, chords and much more. A Classical or acoustic guitar is necessary, bring it every night.

$55 Supply fee to Instructor Pat Boroni

$55 Kristi Brothers

$ 55 +$10 supplies Jan Nordwick

LAW OF ATTRACTION— Using Abraham Hicks books, CD’s and DVD’s, student will learn to make creative contributions in shaping the experiences of their lives. We will explore basic concepts and utilize processes to help each be the creative center of his/her world. Additional concepts may be introduced: tapping, meditation, etc. The focus is on improving the quality of one’s life

$55 + *$11 Book Kathy Hiebert

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CROCHET or KNITTING Learn either of these classic techniques, improve your work and learn new s tches. Jan is a cer fied Knit & Crochet instructor and will teach you how to make prac cal items you can be proud to use or gi . You can focus on one cra , or learn both..


QUILTING FOR BEGINNERS— Learn all the ins and outs of quilting. With your basic sewing skills, at the end of the 10 wks you will know most patterns. Each week you will finish a different pattern piece, ending up with a sampler wall hanging. Call for supplies needed the 1st night.

$ 55 + supplies Brenda Day

$55 +$50supply fee

Donna Driver

SPANISH - INTERMEDIATE * + Book $12 Covering chapters 10‐20 of “Spanish Made Simple”, Eugenia shares her personal reflec ons on Mexican culture and customs to reinforce the learning experience. Each week Eugenia provides numerous handouts, and Spanish language publica ons. Great way to get comfortable with a new language.

WRITING LIFE STORIES Join others to begin your legacy of stories. Learn to tap into memories to find the stories you want to preserve and pass on. Brenda uses imaginative exercises to get you started on the creative process. Brenda’s focus is on creating the story, not editing, grammar, etc., Your unique expression adds to the authenticity of the story. The students from this class last session highly recommend this experience to their friends. Outstanding results!

BUTTE HERITAGE COOKBOOK COOKING — Come n’ Get it! Lets have some fun cooking up traditional and nostalgic recipes. Each week, using Butte’s Heritage Cookbook, we will learn how to cook some of Butte’s favorite recipes from the actual descendants of people who contributed the recipes. Guest speakers and guest cooks will share their recipes and stories with us. Bon Appetit!

$ 55 + $12 book Eugenia Saari


$ 55 +supplies Susan Stockton

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HiSET/GED PREPARATION Here’s help with those subjects you need for your HiSET/GED test. Your TABE results are needed prior to class—so call 533.2967 to register. Free, but must be pre-registered and TABE tested prior to class. Held @ Webster Garfield, 6-9pm.

$Free—but must pre-register Mariya Peck


“This yoga class is great. She helps improve posture and especially balance. I’ve met wonderful people in this class” (Yoga—Kristi Brothers

“..Since taking this class my concentration and balance

have improved greatly. It’s also wonderful for the

social aspect” JC (Yoga / Kristy Brothers)

ACE Students ~ “Candid Comments “

“Wonderful information—just

continue with more classes”. L. (Taking Charge—Wellness

Self Help -Pat Baroni)

“I really enjoyed this class and plan on taking more classes for piano”. VS

(Piano 101—JoAnn Lewis)

“Very good instructor— really enjoyed the course”.

(Classical Guitar / Kathy Hiebert)

“He explained everything very

thoroughly to each student. He took time to explain and demon-

strate all the early aspects of beginning claw hammer ban-jo.” R.K. (Beg. Claw hammer

Banjo—Rich Myers

“She instilled enthusiasm and true desire to leave our story with the

permission to tell it as we remembered, not just what is pleasing.

I am so pleased to have found her & this class.” K.B. (Writing Your Life

Story— Brenda Day)

“This is the first time in my life that I’ve actually enjoyed a foreign language course. Eugenia is an

outstanding instructor that brings Spanish, as spoken in Mexico, to life!” (Beginning Spanish—Eugenia Saari)

“Met or exceeded my expectations. Great job !” (Welding—Denise

Bordeleau)

“Quilting class is a great time and makes many memories ! DC

(Quilt Making Techniques— Sylvia Cunningham)

“I thought this class was great and outstanding. It was fun, informative

and I learned new skills”. (Drawing—Bill Lovell)

“This is the most wonderful class. I look forward to it every week. Gayla is an excellent teacher. M.L.

(English Smocking -Gayla Jozovich)

“Genealogy is a fascinating subject. Many resources were given to guide our search. A

wonderful class!” PI (How to Research Family Genealogy” Ellen Crain)

“I enjoyed this class and would recommend to a friend.” J.L. (Home Repairs—Bernie Shelton)

“I thought this was a wonderful class as it was relaxing, no pressure and a great way to end

the day after being stressed out. I’m

just a beginner, but it gave me tech-

niques & ideas to work on my own”.

M.V (Drawing— Bill Lovell)

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