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ALUMNINEWSLETTERP u b l i s h e d b y t h e S i l l i m a n A l u m n i A s s o c i a t i o n, I n c. [email protected]. XXVI, No. 1 Dumaguete City, Philippines August 2016

5 receive Outstanding Sillimanian Awards

Dr. Susan May Ferrolino Calumpang Engr. Elizabeth Merto Engle Engr. Katsutoshi Furukawa

Dr. Patricia Velez Gaid

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Five alumni who have distinguished themselves in their respective fields of endeavor, embodying the ideals set forth by the university’s motto, ViaVeritas, Vita, are this year’s recipients of the Outstanding Sillimanian Awards. The simple, yet meaningful ceremony takes place at 10 a.m. on August 28 at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium as one of the highlights of the 115th Founders Day of Silliman University. Theme of this year’s celebration is “Via, Veritas, Vita: Now and Always.”

The awardees are: Dr. Susan May Ferrolino Calumpang for crop protection and chemical ecology; Engr. Elizabeth Merto Engle for engineering: project management; Engr. Katsutoshi Furukawa for civil engineering and humanitarian service; Dr. Patricia Velez

Gaid for pediatrics; and, Col. Jocelyn Pancrudo Turla for medical service in the military.

Calumpang was nominated by the Laguna Alumni Chapter through its president, Prof. Dulcinea Roberto Laforteza. A “true red” Sillimanian, Calumpang attended kindergarten, elementary (salutatorian, 1966), high school (salutatorian, 1970), and

graduated with a bachelor of science in chemistry, cumlaude, in 1974. She took graduate studies in the University of the Philippines Los Banos, and in Tokyo University of Agriculture in Japan for her doctorate studies. She rose from the ranks from being a young faculty of Silliman University’s Chemistry Department, to research assistantship, to being a Scientist I of the Civil Service

115th Founders Day

Col. Jocelyn Pancrudo Turla

On this year’s Founders Day, we give a well-deserved recognition to Silliman University for celebrating its 115th year, the Silliman Church for its 100 glorious years, and the Silliman University High School also for its 100 remarkable years! As we celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of not only these institutions, but also of the men and women who exemplify the rich and noble traditions and values of these institutions, we also take this occasion to gaze at the past and assess the future. Looking back, we can see that all of us went through a long and winding path leading to this moment. We accomplished much, but these accomplishments, however grand or dramatic, are not ours alone. Behind each accomplishment is an inspiring story about family and friends who supported, sustained, sacrificed, strengthened, and stood by us and with us. This is so true in the Silliman University community. We all help build ourselves and the University.

Thus, this is likewise a time to express our gratitude. Perhaps, nobody has expressed gratitude more fully and more fervently than St. Paul. Throughout his letters, Paul continually gives thanks to God for his

fellow workers. Not one of us can do all the work alone. We continually call on the kindness of others. At this time, we also think of those who prepared our meals at the University cafeteria or dormitories, who cleaned our living quarters, who washed our clothes, who looked for and lent us books and reading materials in the library, who paid for our tuition and school fees, who taught us what we now know, who reminded us that studies should not interfere in our education, and those who did a lot of other things for us, so many of them, we can hardly keep count and usually take them for granted.

We shouldn’t take them for granted. Following St. Paul’s example, we need to do three things. First, we humble ourselves. We realize that it wasn’t all our work. Dozens, hundreds, thousands, even generations of people worked to bring about a certain event or to build a university.

Second, we honor others. We acknowledge what they have done, and encourage them to continue working for what is good and desirable. We value them by valuing their work.

Third, we help each other to realize that God works through us. When we thank God for a person, we glorify God and at the same time, we help the person to remember that he or she is a steward of God’s gifts. Our alma mater, Silliman University, was built on a culture of gratitude. We honor ourselves and our University by helping to perpetuate this culture.

Warmest congratulations to our remarkable achievers and honorees, Silliman University, Silliman Church, Silliman University High School, and all who have helped build this wonderful University. To God be the Glory!

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SILLIMAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC.

M. MIKHAIL LEE L. MAXINOPresident

VISION

A unified and dynamic force of alumni, inspired by the Silliman spirit, committed to Silliman University’s global and holistic human development for the well-being of socity and the environment.

MISSION The SAAI shall:

• Develop and strengthen chapters into vibrant, dynamic and purpose-filled organizations. • Promote a strong relationship among the various chapters. • Establish lifelong connection with Silliman University. • Foster in all alumni a deep concern for the environment, an elightened social consciousness, and a strong sense of justice and compassion.

PRIMARY GOAL

To create a dynamic alumni program that will instill intellectual, spiritual, and emotional ties among the members, and stimulate interest, enhance involvement, build loyalty, and generate support for the univesity.

ALUMNI CHAPTER NEWS

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Sillimanians, families, and friends celebrate Founders Day 2016 in Sydney, Australia. High school classmates and batchmates bond as they reminisce memories of the 100-year-old SU High School Department. DreamLove chronicled the memorable occasion.

Silliman University Alumni Association Sydney, Australia Chapter, Inc.


Davao Chapter

The Kalumon Theater Group of Davao will perform in Dumaguete as part of the 115th Founders Day of Silliman University.

This year is the 100th year of the Silliman High School. It is also the centennial of Siliman Church, which is the bastion of Protestantism in the country. It is also the 50th anniversary of the College of Mass Communication. Thus, we are expecting a huge number of alumni attending this year’s Founders Day celebration, probably similar to when Silliman marked its centennial in 2001 where there were three chartered flights that arrived from the US.

The Davao Alumni Chapter takes pride in bringing Kalumon on center stage for a two-day performance at the

Silliman University Alumni Association Metro Manila Chapter, Inc. (SUAAMMCI) holds its pre-Founders Day fellowship on August 13, 2016 at the Manila Polo Club, Forbes Park, Makati with guest of honor, Education Secretary Leonor M. Briones.

Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium on August 25 at 3 p.m. and on August 26 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Considering the significant contributions of Davao and Mindanao to the nation’s political scene, .Kalumon along with Mindanao- based alumni participate as well in the Parada Sillimaniana on August 27 and bring the sights and sounds of the Kadayawan Festival by performiñg the” indak- indak sa kadalanan.” .Kadayawan Festival has reached greater heights during the administration of the Dutertes in Davao, which showcases the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous people of the island.

Some years back, a group of alumni established the “Sadya Mindanaw” during a meeting in General Santos City. It was an avenue

that brought Mindanao- based

Sillimanians for a reunion.The next “Sadya” was hosted in Cagayan de Oro City followed by Davao City last year. From a simple get-together, it evolved into a three-day event that brought Sillimanians and their families to various tourism destinations. The event in Davao was attended by some 200 participants from all over the country to include some from Germany and the US, serving as an inspiration for the Greater Bacolod Chapter to host a similar event last summer known as “Hugyaw Visayas 2016.”. The next “Sadya” will be hosted by Butuan and Surigao.

Thus, by bringing Kalumon Theater Group to Silliman, we hope to

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drumbeat interest for the next “Sadya Mindanaw” in May 2017.

It is also our own way of supporting rural tourism and, hopefully, sell Mindanao as a destination to the thousands of Silliman alumni who usually attend homecomings/reunions during Founders Day.

Incidentally, It might interest the Department of Tourism to know that we have active Silliman alumni chapters all over the world who keep in touch with each other via social media and being Taken care of by a vibrant Silliman Alumni Association, Inc. which has its own active board. (by Susan Palad, president, Davao

Alumni Chapter)

SOCSKSARGEN Chapter

The Silliman Alumni Association, Inc. - SOCSKSARGEN Chapter carries on an annual tradition of the alma mater’s alumni all over the world : to commemorate each year’s Founders Day with a fellowship gathering in wherever geographic location there are alumni. To mark Silliman’s 115th Founders Day, the Chapter had the SAAI National Board President, Atty. Mikhail Lee Maxino gracing the events on August 14, 2016 -- both the celebration of Silliman Sunday at the Mt. Matutum Christian Church, as well as a fellowship luncheon at one of General Santos City’s farm

resorts. The gathering was a success, well-attended by alumni coming from as far as Isulan and Kiamba, South Cotabato. Atty. Maxino also shared updates from the University, as well as encouraged the Chapter to keep on shining as one of the leading alumni chapters of Silliman University. With the theme, “Celebrating 115 Years of a Fun and Healthy Silliman,” everyone was encouraged to come in the P.E. class attire of their batches. Gimmicks included reminiscing P.E. classes by doing the square dance and the Daily Dozen calisthenics. Above all, it was the fun of meeting and greeting old and new friends that shared the common bond that is the Silliman Spirit that made thet event a memorable one.

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Chairman of the Silliman University Board of Trustees Leonor Briones attends Hugyaw Visayas, a biennial gathering of Silliman alumni all over the Philippines. This year’s event was hosted by the Greater Bacolod Chapter in Bacolod City on April 22- 24, 2016 led by chapter president Caesar Pacalioga.

Zamboanga del Norte-Dipolog-Dapitan Chapter pre-Founders Day meeting and election of officers on August 6.

SAAI president Atty. Mikhail Maxino attends the Dipolog Chapter Fellowship.

Hugyaw Visayas 2016

ZDN-Dipolog-Dapitan Chapter


Commission and the Department of Science and Technology ranking system, Director of the National Crop Protection Center, and Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor for Research and Extension, the highest rank possible for a researcher in the University of the Philippines. Her research achievements have been recognized in the scientific community through the various awards she has received, among them, Best Research, Best Paper, Presidential Award for Outstanding Publication, Outstanding Researcher, Achievement Award Research, and Outstanding Extension Program. She is married to another Sillimanian, Rene Calumpang, by whom she has two children, Carla Lenore and Virgil Henry, who likewise studied in Silliman.

Engle was nominated by the Silliman Alumni Association of Alaska through its president, Helen Valencia Silvia. Born in Siaton, Negros Oriental, she is the eldest of six children. She went to Mangnao Elementary School and finished salutatorian. In 1953, she entered Silliman University High School followed by five years of college where she earned a degree in bachelor of science in civil engineering. She enrolled in Mapua Institute of Technology in Manila for a degree in sanitary engineering and soon after passed the board exams for both civil and sanitary engineering. She then migrated to the United States and landed a job in the East Coast. When she moved to Alaska, she became the first female engineer registered in the state. Her vast experience led to many

important positions and attendant responsibilities for the entire Alaska state. She served as president for 10 years in the Alaska alumni chapter that hosted Tipon 2011 as well as served in various capacities in the Silliman University Alumni Council of North America (SUACONA). Engle has two sons, Kent and Rex, by her late husband and is blessed with two grandsons.

Furukawa was nominated by the Sillimanians in Metro Manila (SIMM) through its president Edilberto Dames Jr. His connection with Negros Oriental and Dumaguete stemmed from the influence of his father who was assigned by the Organization for Industrial, Spiritual, and Cultural Advancement (OISCA), a Japanese community livelihood outreach foundation, to the province. His father was conferred honorary citizenship in 1976 by Canlaon City after having introduced Japanese rice and sericulture. Furukawa graduated from Silliman University High School in 1976. In 1981, he received the degree of bachelor of science in civil engineering with University Honors. He practiced his profession in Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, and India. In 1991, he initiated an International Labor Organization project with the Silliman University College of Engineering where students learn modern technologies in Japan through technical trainings by Japanese companies. When calamities struck his homeplace in Miyagi in 2011 and in 2012 and 2013 in Negros, Furukawa helped both areas in distributing mats

and providing construction materials, even helping rebuild some homes. This alumnus is married to Shigeko Furukawa by whom he has a daughter, Aiko and a son, Sachinori.

Gaid was nominated by the Cagayan de Oro Alumni Chapter through its president, Angeline Bacal Guarin. She graduated cumlaude for her pre-medical course in 1971, later proceeding to the University of the Philippines for medicine.As a pediatrician, Gaid has found her niche in her advocacy for special children and the early detection of cancer. As a result of these pursuits, she was given the Centennial Recognition Award by the UP College of Medicine in 2015, as well as the Outstanding Pediatrician in Community Pediatricsin 2014 from the Philippine Pediatric Society. Her advocacy has served its purpose well as she “walks the talk” through the health ministry in the United Church of Christ in the Philippines in Cagayan de Oro City, like her long-running weekly free clinic, medical missions in rural poor outreach communities, and among victims of calamities. Married to a fellow doctor, Rene Antonio Gaid, the couple is blessed with four daughters, all professionals.

Turla was nominated by the Sillimanians in Metro Manila through its president, Edilberto Dames Jr. After graduating from Silliman University with the degree of bachelor of science in psychology in 1981, she proceeded to study medicine and later, applied for

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pediatrics residency training program at the Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center. While on training in pediatrics, she was called to active duty as a Captain of the AFP Regular Force. With her present rank today as a Colonel, she has averaged three awards every year, receiving the same award five times in a row and even as much as 11 times. In courses and trainings in the AFP, Turla always finishes at the top 10 of the class and was sent

to the United States for an executive course prior to assuming top level positions. She directed the Forward Medical Responders during calamities like the Super Typhoon Yolanda and the Zamboanga siege. In 2000, she was awarded the Bronze Cross Medal for heroism in the Payatas trash slide where she led her team in the search and rescue of victims. At present, she is the Deputy Commander for Professional Services, the highest position a female

doctor has ever reached in the AFP, a position for the so-called “crème de la crème” officers in the AFP Medical Center. Together with her husband, Atty. Bobby Turla, a widower, she takes care of their son as well as four daughters from his previous marriage.

This year’s 115th Founders Day coincides with the twin-bill centennial celebrations of the Silliman Church and the High School Department, as well as the golden anniversary of the College of Mass Communication.

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SUACONA TIPON SILLIMAN 2017 - The Pacific Beach Hotel, Waikiki, Hawaii.


IIt is only now that I sit down and recall the distant past

Of memories of my younger years in the school where I wasIt is still very clear in my mind of those moments once

In the beach where I loaf around, swim or just lay idle in the sand

IIFeeling the cool breeze in the morning after our joggingSat on the cottage, took a little rest for I was still panting

Then after a while, I removed my shirt, kicked my shoes off, and waded through the water

Cold as it was but refreshing the thought of it all in my mind still linger

IIIDipped in the water for a few minutes for it’s already lateI still have to catch classes and run to the Silliman gate

The day in class was not at all that easyThat in the afternoon, I go back to the beach, relax and looks at

the sea

IVThe waves, one by one, cascading towards the shore

Unending, not a pause, never tired at allHow wonderful that nature, could be so fascinating

That our mind will never comprehend for it is beyond our think-ing

VThen again I kicked off my shoes and removed my socks

Walked along the shore to the North, to the makeshift docksDawdling lazily, turning my back and look at the waves erasing

my footstepsSomehow my memory of the beach will never be erased, it will

be for keeps

VIThen as the sun starts to set in the horizon

The busy day, in school also is ending soonAs the faint ray of the sun starts fading

I collect my things, goes home still a lot to do in the morning

VIIAs long as I have time I always go back to where I would like to

beIn the beach for I felt that it has become a part of me

All alone I lay on the sand, close my eyes and be at easeBut once in a while interrupted by the gush of the cold sea breeze

REMEMBERING SILLIMAN BEACH - 4 DECADES LATERBy: Dr. Franklin R. Singanon

Jan. 16, 2016BS Biology 1973-77; Cum Laude

Silliman University

VIIIThen I sat up and looked towards the sea, once again

There’s no wave that day but ripples coming to the shores like refrain

At the distance they look like laces moved by the blowing windComing near the shore, slowly disappear in a while in the sand

they blend

IXAfter I studied, I stay late in the beach to feel the cold breeze

blowingThen I see fishermen sailing to the sea to start fishing

With their kerosene lamps slowly they oared towards the deepMoving on and on, I felt something I asked myself “are they

safe”

XAnd the lights at the distance soon became a flicker then

They’re gone, I hope they are coming home safe in the morningI went home with a little twinge in my heart really

Such people dared the ocean just to bring food to their family

XIThe years have past, then I finished my pre-med degree

To the Hall of Silliman I was nurtured and soon be readyTo pursue whatever endeavors that later I will pursue

But Silliman has made me what I am and I will forever be true

XIITo the ideals of Silliman wherever fate may leads me later

I will preserve and hold dear in my mind to do greaterThe knowledge I got from its rooms and its corridors

Will forever etched in my mind forevermore

XIIIBut before I left Silliman I visited the beach to bade goodbye

I was sad, I felt the mist in the corner of my eyeTears start falling then became like a flowing stream

Soon I’ll content myself of the memory of the sand and sea only in my dream

XIVThat was 35 years ago then I came back to Dumaguete

The first thing I did was to visit Silliman Campus then hurriedlyWent to the sea to reminisce the old memories of Silliman beachBut I was so disappointed, downhearted, sad, totally devastated

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NEWS BRIEFS

XVThe beach where I used to loaf around, lie on the sand wade

through its waterWhere I sit on the cottage, looking at the sea, its powdery sand,

it’s no longer thereLonely and dejected I couldn’t speak, a word even

Looked at it in disbelief my heart, mind my feeling frozen

XVIWhat was once a beautiful beach is now filled with fishing boatsGarbage litters around wanton destruction these people brought

To once pristine water of the beach I could pretty say wellBut gone, the memories of it all I could hardly tell

XVIII went home crushed, down trodden, with aching heart I tried to

erase the memory of the placeForgetting somehow, the hurt, that maybe the pain will easeYes, it helped for a while but the thought always haunts my

memoryIt’s only now after 5 years denying that I took the courage to

face the reality

XVIIIThe beach that I once knew where my heart and mind have

dweltIs forever gone, but just think of what really lies beneath

Is the same Silliman beach that have filled some emptinessIn my heart and have one way or the other have healed my

loneliness

XIXAnd looking back now is no longer painful or difficult

For even now, the beach, I don’t know what kind of sortBut just remember how it is was, will always have been

Eases the aches, comforts the mind and the soul even

XXThat memorable moments must never be forgotten

Especially if its one of the many beautiful things that molded my being

It will always come back in all my dreams everThat’s why I wrote this poem even after, 4 DECADES LATER.

P.S. MISS U SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY BEACH!!!

The Silliman Alumni Association, Inc. (SAAI) has committed the amount of P366,000 to Silliman University as its contribution to a scholarship fund to deserving students. This was gathered recently from Judge Rafael

Crescencio C. Tan Jr., SAAI executive secretary.

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The SAAI-Surigao City Chapter has donated P500,000 to Silliman University intended for a scholarship fund for Senior High School students as the country implements the K + 12 program starting June 2016.

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The Sillimanians in Metro Manila (SIMM) held a pre-Founders Day fellowship on August 13 2016 at the Heritage Hotel to likewise honor Sillimanians who are now part of the Duterte Cabinet. Among those who

were honored were Education Secretary Leonor M. Briones. Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Abella, Bureau of Internal Revenue Deputy Head Atty. Clint Aranas, as well as other distinguished alumni. President of the SIMM is

Edilberto Dames Jr.

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The Silliman University Alumni Association of Metro Manila Chapter, Inc. (SUAAMMCI) gathered at the Manila Polo Club, Forbes Park on August 13, 2016 for a pre-Founders Day fellowship where they honored

Education Secretary Leonor M. Briones. President of the SUAAMMCI is Emma Ray Panaguiton.

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The Kidapawan City Alumni Chapter recently donated the amount of P50,000 for the repainting of the Alumni Hall Conference Room, now named the Kidapawan City Chapter Conference Room in grateful

recognition of their contribution. President of the chapter is Erlinda Solis Doblas. The blessing of the conference room, as well as the blessing of the galleries of the previous SAAI presidents and executive secretaries, and the

new ID making machine will be held at 9 a.m. on August 25 at the Alumni Hall.

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The Silliman University Alumni Association Ireland/North Ireland Chapter announced the registration for the Euroflock 2016 scheduled on September 30-October 2. Registration form is available for downloading in the

chapter’s Facebook page or you can email them at [email protected]. The chapter officers are: Jahaziel Abarado, president; Maria Sherree Suarez Caldamo, vice-president; Suzi Ybanez Murnane, secretary; Shriegley

Mae Delegero Dy, treasurer; Jesslyn Fietje and Genevieve Marum, public relations officers; Eunice Stewart, social and event committee chairperson with members Jesslyn Fietje and Suzi Ybanez Murname; Ryan Kho, Bernadette

Lagura, Ardianeta Abarado, and Erah Retana Roche, board of directors. Chapter adviser is Noel Jereza.

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The SAAI Bukidnon Kaamulan Chapter recently elected its set of officers. They are: Beulah Rose Torres, president; Daniel Asuncion, vice-president; Ophelia Pilar Zamora, secretary; Magnolia Improgo, treasurer;

George Gorby Rubio, auditor; and, Bernard Luke Bernalez, public information officer.

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Tipon Silliman 2017, a biennial convention of all Silliman University alumni and friends in North America, will be held on May 10-14, 2017 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA hosted by the Aloha Chapter. This was

learned through a letter from Beatriz Aya-ay Jackson, Outstanding Sillimanian Awardee and chairperson of the Silliman University Alumni Council of North America (SUACONA) for 2015-2017. According to Jackson, Tipon

Silliman “represents not only an event where alumni have fun, enjoy fellowship, create and rekindle memories, but it is also a gathering with a purpose – that help position and affirm the role of the alumni in the professional

development and other programs of Silliman University.”

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SAAI national president Atty. Mikhail Lee L. Maxino attended the reorganization of the Zamboanga del Norte-Dipolog-Dapitan Alumni Chapter on August 6, 2016. Atty. Maxino was also guest speaker in the pre-

Founders Day gathering of the Socsksargen Chapter in Polomolok, South Cotabato on August 14, 2016 where he likewise preached in the church service of the UCCP.

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In recognition of her dedicated and loyal service to the alumni association as member of the Board of Directors from 2010-2016, Linda Susan Bañas Alvarez was presented with a Service Award during the Tipon

Silliman on August 28, 2016. Moreover, certificates of appreciation were likewise given to the following chapters: Socsksargen Chapter for initiating, spearheading, and hosting the first “Sadya Mindanao” on April 29 to May 4, 2011; Cagayan de Oro City Chapter for hosting “Sadya Mindanao” on April 27-28, 2013; Davao City Chapter

for hosting the same on May 1-3, 2015; Greater Bacolod Chapter for spearheading and hosting “Hugyaw Visayas 2016” and San Carlos City Chapter for co-hosting “Hugyaw Visayas 2016” on April 22-24, 2016.

Obituaries: August 13, 2015 - July 29, 2016

The Alumni Newsletter is published by the Silliman Alumni Association, Inc. with business address at Silliman University, Dumaguete City, Phillippines.

STAFFMaria Cecilia Madroñal Genove

Editor-in-ChiefRafael Crescencio C. Tan

Executive SecretaryM. Mikhail Lee L. Maxino

SAAI President

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