Q-1 We know your name, but can you brief us about
what does it stands for ?
Ans. 'Banchhanidhi Pani' is one of the 108 name of Lord
Krishna.'Bancha' means desire and 'Nidhi' is ocean,
which collectively means "Treasure house of desire" .
Q-2 How were you as a student ?
Ans. When I was young, I was never a good student. I used to
love playing cricket and choose it over my studies. But
when I was of your age I became serious and did
exceptionally well in academics. So what matters is not
how much you have studied but how much you are
determined to achieve your goals in life.
Q-3 Why didn't you pursue a career associated with
your hobby? Why did you choose Civil Services in
particular ?
Ans. Every hobby in life cannot be your career option. There
are various other factors that decide your career than
just your interest. Moreover, I choose Civil Services
because serving people was what I really wanted to do.
Q-4 What is a typical day at work for you like ? Or there
is nothing like 'typical' ?
Ans. I would say that every minute I spend at work is
different. I am the Chairman of over 500 committees and
Dear Readers,
The Silver Sparks, a creation by kids and teens like you!
The cold winds did not dampen our creativity and
imagination, so we have come back to enliven your
spirits with a variety of topics in this issue of the SILVER
SPARKS.
Silver Sparks has stirred the young and candid minds of
enthusiastic writers of SBPS. The second edition
showcases their evident creative zeal through yet
another conglomeration of stories giving a vignette
portrayal of character and settings, charming poems
and various thought provoking articles.
A visible change was observed in the students'
perspective towards creative writing as many new
talented writers showed up with their fascinating write
ups and eye popping illustrations.
It was extremely amazing to see the young children
carrying out the work of Silver Sparks so expeditiously. I
would like to acknowledge the diligent work of the
students in the Editorial Team, who have worked hard
to present a resplendent range of young writing.
Please note that your submission will be subjected to
editorial amendments.
Anticipating your encouragement…Happy reading!
EDITORIAL TEAM Mentors –
Annam Raji, Shraddha Vyas
Spy Reporters :
Vrushti Shah & Anupama Estarla (11th Arts)
Editorial Team
We at Silver Bells Public School believe that the
creative potential exists in all, but only a few
possess the urge to create. It has been our constant
endeavor to stir this urge by getting students,
parents and teachers, to write about the things that
they feel, see and do.
The best job includes change and challenge. And in
this second edition, both were provided by our
students. We encouraged creative writing sessions
to help our students report news, to bring to you up-
to-date happenings and their achievements and
their creations.
We hope that this initiative will help them develop
into the writers they want to be.
Principal
Chakrapani Estarla
Hear me say...
From Editors' Desk....
Issue : 02January, 2016 Pages : 04Published by : Silver Bells Public School, Shantinagar, Kalvibid, Bhavnagar. - Affiliated to CBSE Board, New Delhi (AFFI. 430107)
Kashvi Pathak I-CKrisha Deshani III-E Dhiraj Sukhani VII-A Hir Rathod III-D Khushi Shah III-E Raj Kotila II-A
Broadening Horizons
ART GALLERYART GALLERY
SILVER SPARKS
Take a look and get inspired to write your own
stories, creations, articles, experiences, feedback
& suggestions which will be included in the
school magazine ! Submit them to us at:
“Education should
lead to the discovery
and perfection of one's
capabilities and instill
a commitment to serve
the best interests of
the community and the
world as a whole.” To
understand the quoted lines in the most innovative manner
Silver Bells Public School attended the most gracious events
at CITY MONTESSORY SCHOOL, Lucknow.
The first event graced by our students was 2nd International
Environment Olympiad 2015.
The aim of this competition was to spread the message to save
the environment. The message was well conveyed by our
students in the form of street play, dance, speech. They
marked their presence by winning trophy and medals along
with certificates. It was a big platform for our students and
even for the team of teachers who accompanied them.
The second most influential event attended by the dual schools
was CMS Confluence 2015.
The aim of the event was to convey the message of peace and
unity throughout the world. The students participated in
various categories. ASIS bagged the second position in collage
making along with a consolation prize for SBPS wherein they
received trophy, medals and certificates.
The thoughts of universal peace were very innovatively
instilled into the minds of all the students. To embrace the
occasion our Managing Director and Principals of both the
schools felicitated the
p a r t i c i p a n t s a n d
honored them to keep
their flying colours at
h i g h s p i r i t s a n d
a p p r e c i a t e d t h e
performance of each
participant child.
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Round Table
nd 2
Best Schoolin Bhavnagar
A group of energetic class XI Arts students expressed that they looked up to the collector Mr. Banchhanidhi Pani as a role
model for themselves. So they went to meet the collector with principal Mr. Chakrapani and spoke to him over a cup of tea.
hence there are endless topics that I have to deal with,
making each day a unique one for me.
Q-5 As a parent, would you like your children to follow
your footsteps or choose a career of their choice ?
Ans. I believe that we are parents to our children but they are
a gift to us from God. They are also free to choose what
they want to be in future . And so, opting a career for
themselves will be entirely their own decision.
Q-6 What was your initial impression about Bhavnagar?
Have they changed after coming here ?
Ans. To be honest, my initial impression was not so good.
However, now surely it has undergone a positive
change. Bhavnagar is a progressive district and is set on
the path of having a brighter future
Q-7 What message would you like to give to young
aspirants like us, who wish to pursue a career in
Civil Services ?
Ans. Civil Services offer an attractive and challenging career
for those who aspire to contribute to the society and to
the nation in general. My message to them is always
value your morals more than money. When you value
your morals, money will follow.
- HIGH FIVE (Vrushti, Anupama, Yash, Kiran, Heena)
You may have thought the arrow looks like
a smiley face, meaning Amazon's main
mission is to make their customers happy. But notice the arrow
is pointing from the a to the z. This represents the fact that
Amazon has a large variety of items for sale, from A to Z.
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Let's Read Let's Care Let's Know
THE BOY WHO ALWAYS WON
There was once a boy who liked nothing more in
the world than to win. He loved winning at
whatever it may be: football, cards, video
games.. everything. And because he couldn't
stand losing, he had become an expert in all kinds of tricks
and cheating. He could play tricks in practically every
situation, without being noticed; even in video games or
playing alone. He could win without ever being caught.
He won so many times that everyone saw him as the
champion. It meant that almost no one wanted to play with
him. He was just too far ahead of everyone. One person,
who did play with him, was a poor boy, who was a bit
younger. The champion really enjoyed himself at the poor
boy's expense, always making the boy look ridiculous.
But the champion ended up getting bored with all this. He
needed something more so he decided to apply for the
National Video Games Championship, where he would find
some competitors worthy of himself. At the championship
he was keen to show his skills but when he tried using all
those tricks and cheats he knew from a thousand different
games, well… None of them worked, when the competition
judge prevented any of the tricks from working.
He felt terribly embarrassed: he was a good player, but
without his cheats, he could not beat a single competitor.
He was soon eliminated, and sat there, sad and pensive.
Finally, they announced the name of the tournament
champion; it was the poor boy from home. The one he has
always beaten!!!
Our boy realized that the poor boy has been much cleverer
than him. It hadn't mattered to the poor boy if he lost and
got a good beating because what he was really doing was
learning from each of his defeats and from so
much learning he had been transformed into a
real master.
From then on, the boy who had loved winning
gave up wanting to win all the time. He was
quite happy to lose sometimes, because that
was when he would learn how to win on the
really important occasions.
- Vanshika Parekh (VI-C)
Sleep is more important than you
may think. Can you think of a time
when you didn't get enough sleep?
That heavy, groggy feeling is awful
and, when you feel that way, you're
not at your best. So if you're not too
tired, let's talk about sleep.
Why You Need Sleep
The average kid has a busy day. There's school, taking care
of your pets, running around with friends, going to sports
practice or other activities, and doing your homework. By
the end of the day, your body needs a break. Sleep allows
your body to rest for the next day.
Everything that's alive needs sleep to survive. Even your
dog or cat curls up for naps. Animals sleep for the same
reason you do — to give your body a tiny vacation.
Your Brain Needs Zzzzzs
Your body and your brain need sleep. Though no one is
exactly sure what work the brain does when you're
sleeping, some scientists think that the brain sorts through
and stores information, replaces chemicals, and solves
problems while you snooze.
Most kids between 5 and 12 get about 9.5 hours a night, but
experts agree that most need 10 or 11 hours each night.
Sleep is an individual thing and some kids need more than
others.
When your body doesn't have enough hours to rest, you may
feel tired or cranky, or you may be unable to think clearly.
You might have a hard time following directions, or you
might have an argument with a friend over something really
stupid. A school assignment that's normally easy may feel
impossible, or you may feel clumsy playing your favorite
sport or instrument.
One more reason to get enough sleep: If you don't, you may
not grow as well. That's right, researchers believe too little
sleep can affect growth and your immune system — which
keeps you from getting sick.
- Annam Raji
COMPANY LOGO FACTS
BMW has a history in aviation and its logo stays
true to its roots. The blue and white represent a
propeller in motion with the sky peeking through. In
fact, BMW had a role in World War II as a creator of
aircraft engines for the German military.
The Apple logo represents the forbidden fruit from the
“Tree of Knowledge” in the Biblical creation story of
Adam and Eve.
This logo is so creative. If you look closely
you will see the arrow between the letter
'E' and 'X', which represents the company's
forward thinking ways and outlook towards the future.
Let's Sing
The pink in the logo may seem artistic,
but the colouring is meant to actually
reveal the number “31”, using the
curves of the “B” and the backing of the “R”.
l People say “ Bless you” when you sneeze because when
you sneeze your heart stops for a millisecond.
l ELEPHANTS are the only animal that can't jump.
l Butterflies taste with their feet.
l All Polar bears are left handed.
l A snail can sleep for three years.
l It is physically impossible for pigs to look up into the sky.
l A Shrimp's heart is in its head.
l “Google” is actually the common name for a number with
a million zeros.
l Like finger prints everyone's tongue print is different.
- Vaibhav R. Sachadevani (II-C)
The three ellipses that are found in the logo
for Toyota represent three hearts: the heart
of the customer, the heart of the product, and
the heart of progress in the field of
technology.
The Mercedes-Benz logo is the most confident of
all. The tri-star represents the company's
dominance in quality and style over all things
land, sea and air.
The 'V' stands for “volks” which means people in
German and and the 'W' stands for “wagen” which
means car. It's the car for the people.
MOTHER
15th August is the day of pride,
It is celebrated nationwide.
National flag with colours bright,
Is hoisted left and right.
Pigeons fly high in the sky,
Fighters memories make us cry.........
- Mrunmayee S. Patil (VIII-A)
Independence Day
Let's Try
§Shut up the shutters and sit in the shop.
§The big black bug bit the big black bear, but the big black bear bit the big black bug back
§While we were walking, we were watching window washers wash washington's windows with warm washing water.
§Give papa a cup of proper coffee in a copper coffee cup.
§Mr. Tongue Twister tried to train his tongue to twist and turn, and twit and twat, to learn the letter ''T''
§If you understand say understand'' If you don't understand, say ''don't understand''. But if you understand and say ''don't understand'' how do understand that you understand ? Understand ?
§I wish to wish the wish you wish to wish, but if you wish the wish the witch wishes, I won't wish the wish you wish to wish.
§I thought a thought. But the thought I thought wasn't the thought I thought I thought.
Let's Make
Finger Puppet
Print this figure on a sheet of thick card paper. Paint or colour it. Cut it
out. Then take it for a walk !!!
A mother is one who
understands the things
you say and do
Who always overlooks
your faults and sees the
best in you
A mother is one whose
special love inspires you
day by day
Who fills your heart with
gladness in her warm
and thoughtful way
And the dearest mother in
all of the world is the one
I call my loving own mom.
- Ayusha Vaghela (VIII-C)
Let's Wish
I want to learn horse riding in the school because I
love horses. Arnav Jha (I D)
I want to get good grades in 4th standard so that I can
make my parents happy.
Mahek Doshi (IV C)
I want to learn cooking so that I can help my mom in
her household work so that she can have her well
deserved leisure time.
Shubam Rajguru (11 Comm.)
I want to improve my mathematics so that I'll be able
to score well and make my parents proud.
Dhruva Raval (VII C)
I want to learn to control my anger so that I can have
better relations with people.
Priyanshi Kukadia (IX B)
Let's Laugh
Let's Think
1. What has foot but no legs?
2. A man is driving a truck. His lights
were not on. The moon was not out. Up
ahead, a woman is crossing the street.
How did he see her?
3. If an electric train is travelling south, which way is the
smoke going?
4. How do you make number one disappear?
- Anupama Estarla (XI Arts)
Answers : 1. A snail 2. It was a bright sunny day 3. There is no smoke as it's an
electric train 4. Add the letter ”G”, it's “GONE”.
Why did the teacher wear
sunglass to school always?
Because she had bright
students.
Ek aadmi ki 6 ungliyan(6
fingers) hoti hain… sab log
use “Hanuman” keh kar
bulate hain… batao kyun???
Ans: kyounki uska nam
hanuman hai!
A teacher asked a student to
write 55.
Student asked: How?
Teacher: Write 5 and beside it
another 5.
The student wrote 5 and
stopped.
Teacher: What are you waiting
for?
Student: I am confused which
side to write the other 5.
- Vrushti Shah (XI Arts)
Let's Learn
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Harnessing Parenting Power
Educat iona l Benef i t s :
Becoming involved in your child's
school life is a powerful way to
encourage educational success.
When parents are involved in
their child's school life, the children have
higher attendance rates, better grades,
higher standardized test scores and
fewer behavior problems at school,
according to International research.
Social Benefits : When your child
watches you engage with other people in his life, such as teachers and coaches, he
learns how to behave in social situations. With proper social behavior, your child
will become more well-adjusted and will be able to make and keep friends more
easily. Children with involved parents are more likely to display age-appropriate
social behavior with their peers, as well as with adults.
Mental and Emotional Benefits : When you take time to become actively
involved in all aspects of your child's life, it sends the message that he's important
and that you genuinely care about his interests/activities and he'll have a higher
self-esteem. A high self-esteem and a feeling of self-worth can reduce the risk of
your child becoming depressed and improve his mental health, too.
The Benefits of Parental Involvement in a Child's DevelopmentCooking with kids is great family time. It provides
practical experience with many essential skills such as
reading, following directions, and measuring. Getting
involved in cooking helps your child to develop fine
motor skills, eye hand coordination, and even early
concepts of math and science. There are just so many great
benefits to cooking with kids. It is an opportunity to meal plan,
look for recipes and share ideas on why and how to make meals
healthier for the whole family.
With all the benefits of teaching kids to cook, and no limits with
starting, what are you waiting for?
Step 1 : Place 3 pieces of bread onto a flat surface. Use a rolling pin to flatten bread slightly.
Step 2 : Take the first piece of bread and spread cheese spread over it. Top with grated carrot and
cucumber.
Take 2nd piece of bread and spread peanut butter and jam on it. Place tomato sauce and mayonnaise into a
bowl. Mix gently to combine and then add cabbage. Spread mixture onto 3rd piece of bread.
Step 3 : Roll up to enclose filling. Cut each roll in half. Wrap all sandwiches in plastic wrap. Store in the
fridge until ready to pack into lunch boxes.
Let your kids be creative. Put a large variety of ingredients into bowls and on the counter, so they can
choose what they put in their rolls! - Shraddha Vyas
Sandwich Rollup Receipe
World Days
A State Level "Save Energy" Drawing competition was held by the Gujarat state on 06-11-2015 at
Dehgam, Ahmedabad. Manan Shah represented the school and stood 2nd at State level. He was honoured
with a certificate and a cash Rs.15000 . He has been selected to exhibit his talent and skill at National level
now which is going to take place in December.
High Flyers
A letter Writing Competition was held on 12-10-2015 during National Postal Week by the Department of
Post: India -Bhavnagar. Students of class IX and X had participated in this competition representing the
school. Shubham Kukadiya of class IX -C has brought laurels to school by securing first position in Std. 6
to 10 (Group).
Shubham Kukadiya
An Initiative towards the Society...
Amarjyoti ma'am, the director of Silver Bells Public
School was invited to TB Jain Kanyashala, Bhavnagar.
She addressed the teachers and 300 students of the
school. She told them "how the progress of the society
depends on empowerment of women".
She motivated the girls students to study hard and have
a progressive mindset. She told the girls to learn self
defence and voice out their thoughts. She suggested
that they should be independent and must
contribute to the progress of the nation.
Interview in Interval
gives us goose bumps because of various reasons that are all known to us. Whenever we think of
this place, a tsunami of thought comes into our mind and makes us think, how is it going to be?
It was in Sr. KG, this small chubby boy name Priyarajsinh Zala entered the extended home of Silver
Bells Public School, leaving behind his home Kamalpur a village in Surendranagar District. His parents had to be strong
to send their son away from them, so that he acquires the best of the education that they had dreamt of .Today the silent,
obedient, hardworking boy is in class 10th(CBSE). The teachers who have taught him say that he is always ready to help,
learn and rectify his mistakes. The teachers support and Amarjyoti Ma'am motherly love and care has moulded Priyaraj to
be a confident boy and turn into an independent individual to face the real world.
As he looks back he recalls all his tantrums and moods swings as a young boy, the gossip sessions with friends, the exam
time. He fondly remembers everyone running around with notes, busy group studies session , the midnight munching , the
late night celebration of birthdays . He says these special moments all are to be cherished and fondly remembered
always.
Today his parents are on cloud nine and proud of him –praising him always for his good behavior and mannerism.
This long journey of 11 yrs in this school and stay at the extended home has groomed him to manage his own affairs . It
has taught him lessons to manage and plan, be polished and cultured, helped shedding his shyness ,communicate freely
live together in perfect harmony and mutual cooperation.
- Priyanshi Kukadia, Shivam Rathod, Suyash Khambhaliya (
Teacher Co-ordinator : Ms. Nandita Shah
IX B)
" M e m o r i e s a r e
timeless treasures of
the heart…"
When we sit back and
consider the significant
event of past, the
important aspect being
the hostel life. The term
Priyarajsinh Zala
The Art of Giving...
Giving is one of the best investments you can make towards
achieving genuine happiness. True giving comes from the
heart, with no expectation of reciprocation. You’ll find that the
more you give, the more you’ll receive.
If you find yourself feeling unhappy, try making someone else
happy and see what happens. The catch is that you must do this
work with passion and enthusiasm.
You may be wondering what exactly do we have to give?
t Give and share your talents or knowledge with others to
improve theirs.
t Give your support to someone by praising, appreciating and
expressing your gratitude.
t Give the gift of laughter and smile to those who are sad and depressed.
t Give encouragement to those who are filled with doubt and fear.
t Give without keeping score -real giving is expecting nothing in return
t Give forgiveness to those who have hurt you by words, thoughts, behavior etc.
t Give an act of kindness it kindles back the hope of life in others.
t Give love and respect to all the living things.
True giving, without expectation of anything in return is as effortless as breathing. The intention behind your giving is
the most important thing. When we give, we reap the joy of seeing a bright smile, laughter, tears of joy and gratitude
for life. We know that if people give just a little more-of their time, skills, knowledge, wisdom, compassion and
love—the world would be a more peaceful and healthier place.
“We make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give.”
- Ms Shailly Jain
Manan Shah
""Nari Nidarta Abhiyan""
SBPS: An Extended Home
January
National Army Day
National Girl Child Day of India
National Tourism Day
National Voters Day
Republic Day of IndiaInternational Customs Duty day
National Martyr's Day
February
World Cancer Day
Valantine's Day
World Peace Day
National Science Day
National Defence Day
National Safety Day
National Security Day
International Women's Day
World Consumer Rights' Day
World Water Day
World TB Day
April
April Fool's Day
World Health Day
World Earth Day
World Dance Day
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Teacher's Column
From childhood to old age, life is a rainbow with
each colour representing a different shade of life.
As we go through our lives we play the same
character in different colours.
Childhood is filled with moments which are looked
back upon as fond memories. The years of fun,
laughter, innocence and mischief are the ones that
remain in our minds as eternal bliss. Whether we
spent them running around playing games,
engrossed in books, surrounded by friends or
pulling pigtails on the playground, we all have
stories about the early years of our lives that we tell
with such joy. We hold these years of life closest to
our hearts, cherishing the joys of our ignorance.
But as we all know, childhood doesn't last forever
and before we know it we're teenagers,
understanding ourselves and the world around us.
These colours of life make this journey a beautiful
one. Shared with friends and family, we always look
back affectionately on the years gone by and
ambitiously on the ones coming. However, the
moments that you're living right now are the ones
that really count.
- Deepa Kanakiya
Class Teacher (V A)
I feel happy saying that “ This is an excellent school to study
in”. I do not have to worry about my kids as I know they are in
the safe hands and clean environment. My kids love to go to
school as they get to do different activities here. In this
school teaching goes without punishment of any kind. And
the best part is that my kids miss school get bored during
holidays .During the year various competitions are held for the
development of the kids. And the best part is we can talk to all
the teachers without hesitation and check our child's progress I am very happy with the school. Excellent relation between
parent , teacher and students is maintained. It is a school with
friendly teachers. Whenever I go to school I see smiling faces
around and I experience positive energy flowing everywhere .- Parents of Pahal K Vaidhya (II B)
Kartik Vaidya & Aadhya Vaidya
Greeting to Silver Sparks
It gives me immense pleasure to put forward my feelings for
SILVER SPARKS. As a parent, I was quite amused by this new
venture from the school fraternity. It must have been a big
challenge for the team to collect these articles and to bring
out this news letter. It was a wonderful experience for my
child to see a news letter with colourful illustrations. He is
now aware of the content of a news letter with a wide variety
of articles.
I personally feel that this has ignited his desire to write on his
own and this will help him in his future also. I am sure he
will cherish all these moments when he grows up.
A big thank you to School management for this beautiful gift
to children.
- Parents of Shrut Parikh (II C)
Dr. Shital Parikh & Deepa Parikh
. I am happy to learn that Silver
Bells Public school is publishing its
mouth piece. “Silver Sparks”
This institute has so many
w o n d e r f u l a s p e c t s w o r t h
appreciating . The teachers here
guide the students to gain new
heights in learning and acquiring
intelligence instead of only
teaching in the classroom.
They keep children involved in
sports arts music drama camps
and trekking. All this helps an all
round development of children
and helps them to be world class.
This news letter I am sure will
bring the news views and reviews
by the students, of the students
and for the students.
They will eagerly wait for the next
issues. It will be useful in
highlighting the achievements of
the students and thereby will
encourage and inspire them. I
wish it a grand success.
- Dr. Tejas Doshi
Education is a shared commitment between dedicated teachers , motivated students
and enthusiastic parents with high expectations. Taking a step further to enhance the
communication between the school and parents, Silver Bells Public School launched its
mobile application – Edusprint MICM last year in December. With the advancement of
the technology such a step seems to be imperative and highly fruitful to make the parents
aware of their child's progress.
As the App completes a year, A survey was conducted to review it and gain a wider
perspective. Most of the students and parents appreciated the App for making them able
to view attendance records circulars daily lesson plans transport and cafeteria
schedules, exam and class timetables and syllabus related information.
The App was described to be user friendly enabling easy navigations with clear
instructions throughout. A student says "The App is most useful to know what is going to
be taught next day. It also helps us to know the lesson taught case of absence from
school."
The problem commonly faced by parents is that “How to add the validation code of their
second child”. All that needs to be done is to log out and enter the validation codes of both
their children with a coma separator in between . Also parents suggested to make the
App available on the windows platform as it is currently available of iOS and Android. On
an average the App scored a good 4 out of 5 in the survey.
Continuous efforts are being made to improvise on the App. Imparting quality education
in the technologically up to date environment is the best a school can do. Parents with
regular updates play a major role in the child's progress. So if you don't have the App get
it now.
Alternatively search for the App Edusprint on Google Play Store OR APP store.
- Anushka, Ragini, Nancy (XII Science)
On 6th Nov.2015 students of Class IX & X participated in “Sugar & Spice – Fireless Cooking Competition”. They
prepared a dish and a drink. There was a tremendous response for this competition where 165 students enthusiastically
participated in this.The dish and drink they made were judged on taste, nutritive value and presentation.
It's your time to be the critic!!! What did you think of this
issue ? Grab your pens and shade the stars to review our
January 2016 Issue.....
Round Table ....
Interview in Interval...
Harnessing Parenting Power
Teacher's Article
Parents' Corner
Poem, Story, Jokes
Riddles, Tongue Twisters, Amazing Facts
Broadening Horizons
Young Chef
Time for Review
Mobile Application 11
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Fireless
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