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Booklet2012

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Contents

Introduction

Welcoming Speech

Official Draw Ceremony

Official Closing Ceremony

Sports events

Schedule

Sports venues

Arrival

Map/Routes

Need-To-Know About Melbourne

Food

Organizing Committee

Sponsors

Contact Details

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Introduction

Historythe Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASeAN) is a geo-political and economic organization which comprises of ten countries located in the region of Southeast Asia. Formed on the 8th of August 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and thailand, its membership has since expanded to include Brunei, Myanmar, Cambodia, laos, and Vietnam. the organization’s primary objective is to accelerate the economic growth, social progress, cultural development and sustainability of the peacefulness in the region as well as to encourage stronger interdependent relationships among participating countries.

What is ASEAN Games Australia?

the ASeAN Games Australia is a multinational sports event organized by MASCA Victoria in collaboration with the ASeAN-based student peak representative bodies which aims to enhance the relationship among students from Southeast Asian countries. this event is an initiative under the ASeAN-Australia Agenda specially organized to allow student athletes from ASeAN countries all across Australia to gather around and exhibit their sports talents at a competitive level.

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Welcoming Speech

Welcome to the very first ASEAN Games Australia!

People, Passion, Performance. Started off last year with ASEAN Student Games, ASEAN Games Australia (AGA) aims to enhance the relationship among students from Southeast Asian countries. It is an initiative under the ASEAN-Australia Agenda (AAA) specially organized to allow athletes from ASEAN countries all across Australia to gather around and exhibit their sports talent at a competitive level. AGA being the pioneer of the AAA, seeks to build awareness about ASEAN in Australia and mutual understanding between the ASEAN community and Australian youths as well as to provide assistance to each other in the form of talent sharing and network. Through this event, participants get a chance to fully utilize their abilities through sports, at the same time promoting a healthy environment to not only participants but also audiences.

In short, the two main agendas of AGA are to unite the ASEAN community in Australia and raise awareness of participation in sport.

This year’s theme emphasizes on the rising sun. With phoenix as the AGA mascot, a symbol that sends the message of picking oneself up when beaten down. It doesn’t matter how many times you fall, it is the number of times that you decide to get back up that counts. Sport is more than just being competitive and victorious, it helps us to gain confidence and endure the challenges in life.

To quote, YB Dato’ Sri Ahmad Shabery Cheek, the Malaysian Minister of Youth and Sports, ‘Sport is one of the best ways to break the ice.’ Apart from the various physical benefits gained from sport, sport helps create greater social contact and interaction.

On another note, we, at AGA, believe in helping those who are less fortunate than we are. Therefore, every year AGA will contribute to a different charity project. This year, we have pledged to donate 25% of our profit to the Cambodian service project. This project is in need of our help because 40%of Cambodians live below the poverty line, they are living on less than 35 cents a day. So, your participation in the games means more than you think!

Furthermore, the AGA plate, to be presented and rotated each year to the student council of the winning country. The year and country’s name will be carved onto the plate. So athletes, make the most of your four days at the games because it’s the time for you to shine for your country and compete for your home, the land that raised you up!

Last but not least, on behalf of the organizing committees, I would like to extend a cordial welcome to all participants and spectators. Also, come on down and join us for the AGA official draw ceremony and closing ceremony!

We dare to dream, we care to share.One vision, one identity, one community, ONE ASEAN.

All the best and see you at the games!

Hello!

So Sa Dai!

Se La Mat Siang!Som Bay Dee!

Selamat Sejahtera!

Ming Ka La Ba!

Ku Mus Ta!

Sa Wad Dee!

Xin Chào!

Elaine KoayProject Director

Asean Games Australia 2012

Elaine KoayProject Director

Asean Games Australia 2012

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Official Draw ceremony

Official Draw Ceremony

The official draw ceremony of ASEAN Games Australia 2012 will be open to the public on the 21st of September 2012. With 10 countries participating and competing in the annual games, the draw ceremony is held to encourage fairness and advocate respect amongst the teams.

We strongly encourage representatives from different clubs and societies, as well as participants to come along and witness this exciting event!

Date: 21st September 2012Time:12pm-2.30pmVenue: Graham Cornish, Union House, Melbourne University

Schedule:• Opening

• Drawing Session

1. Badminton2. Basketball3. Futsal 4. Netball5. Table Tennis6. Tennis7. Ultimate Frisbee

• Q&A

• Closing & Networking

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Official Closing Ceremoby

Official Closing Ceremony

Date : 25th September

Time: 2pm-5pm

To officially end the games, we will be organizing a closing ceremony to show our gratitude towards everyone involved in making the 2012 games possible. Prizes will be given out during the day to successors of each sport and all participants will receive an ASEAN Games Australia 2012 certificate! Also, to hype up the atmosphere, we are putting together a few stage performances to entertain our honorable guests.

As the trademark of our 2012 sporting event and future annual games, the ASEAN Games Australia plate will be presented and rotated each year during the closing ceremony to the student council of the winning country. The year and the country’s name will be carved on the plate to honor the victory country and its athletes.

So, come along to the closing ceremony to support your homeland that has nurtured you into the person you are today and relive the final moments that will mark the end of ASEAN Games Australia 2012!

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BADMINTON

This high speed racket sport is divided into five groups of male/female singles, male/female doubles as well as mixed doubles. For the ASEAN Games Australia 2012, the badminton tournament will be held over two days, on the 22nd and 23rd of September. To win a match, a player must beat their competitor in a best of 3 games, with each game up to 15 rally points with settings to 21 points. The winners of each event will be determined via a round robin, singles elimination system. Each competitor will play every other competitor in their round robin group, whereby everyone will be guaranteed a minimum of 2 matches regardless of their result.

Venue: Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC)

BASKETBALL

The game will be played on the 24th and 25th of September from 9am to 5pm. The double elimination method is used to ensure that stronger teams are able to progress further into the tournament and to neutralize the element of luck involved in the first round matches. The tournament is broken down into two sets, the “Winner’s Bracket” (W Bracket) and the “Loser’s Bracket” (L Bracket). Players will have to compete against each other in the first round. Winners will advance to the W Bracket, while losers will proceed into the L Bracket. The finals of the double elimination system consist of a match between the winners from both the W Bracket and the L Bracket.

Venue: Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC)

This section provides a general rundown on the main events of ASEAN Games Australia. All players are advised to be on time at the competition venues and adhere to competition rules.

The updated schedules, competition rules and participants are published on the AGA webpage www.aseangamesaustralia.com

Sports events

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FuTSAL

The game is played by four outfield players and a goal keeper. The match is divided into two halves. Each half comprises the duration of 15 minutes and 1 minute interval during half time. The competition will be for four days from the 22nd- 25th of September. The winner, runner-up and second runner up of the competition will be awarded.

Venue: Albert Park Indoor Sports Centre

TABLE TENNIS

Table tennis. This competition is broken down into four categories : male single, female single, double male and mix. The game follows the official rules, of the International Table Tennis Federation. Please refer to http://oneofakindtrading.com.au/rules.htm for further details. It will be held on the 24th of September.

Venue: Albert Reserve Tennis Centre

uLTIMATE FRISBEE

Ultimate Frisbee will be a one day tournament on the 22nd of September. Teams will be grouped into one big pool. Each pool game has a time cap of 40 minutes while the placing games will be played for the duration of 60 minutes. There are no referees for Ultimate, it emphasises strongly on the Spirit of the Game that establishes responsibility for fair play on every player.

Venue: Albert Park Hockey Grounds/ Synthetic Fields

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NETBALL

The Netball tournament will be played on the 23rd of September from 10am to 3pm at the Albert Park Indoor Sports Centre. The netball game is played over quarters. A 3-minute break will be given after the first quarter and third quarter of each game. A 5 minute period will be allocated during half time. However, there would not be any extra time given if an injury occurs. The game will be umpired in accordance with the official rules used by the Netball Australia.

Venue: Albert Park Indoor Sports Centre.

TENNIS

Tennis matches are held from the 23rd to 25th September, and conducted in accordance with the ITF Rules. The match will be organised into 4 classes : female singles, male singles, female doubles and male doubles.

Venue: Albert Reserve

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Sports

Badminton

Basketball

Futsal

Netball

Table Tennis

Tennis

ultimate Frisbee

Schedule

Date

22-23 September

24-25 September

22-25 September

23 September

24 September

23-25 September

22 September

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Date Time MSAC APISC Albert Park Albert Park Tennis Court Synthetic Fields22nd 8am - 9amSep 2012 9am - 10am 10am - 11am 11am - 12pm Futsal Frisbee 12pm - 1pm Badminton (9-4pm) (9-4pm) 1pm - 2pm (10-5pm) 2pm - 3pm 3pm - 4pm 4pm - 5pm 5pm - 6pm 6pm - 7pm

Date Time MSAC APISC Albert Reserve Tennis Court23rd 8am - 9amSep 2012 9am - 10am 10am - 11am Badminton 11am - 12pm (8-3pm) Futsal Tennis 12pm - 1pm (9-4pm) Netball (9-5pm) 1pm - 2pm (10.30-3.30pm) 2pm - 3pm 3pm - 4pm 4pm - 5pm 5pm - 6pm 6pm - 7pm

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Date Time MSAC APISC Albert Reserve ` Tennis Court24th 8am - 9amSep 2012 9am - 10am 10am - 11am 11am - 12pm Basketball Tennis 12pm - 1pm (9-5pm) Table Tennis Futsal (9-5pm) 1pm - 2pm (9-5pm) (9-5pm) 2pm - 3pm 3pm - 4pm 4pm - 5pm 5pm - 6pm 6pm - 7pm

Date Time MSAC APISC Albert Reserve Tennis Court25th 8am - 9amSep 2012 9am - 10am 10am - 11am Basketball Futsal Tennis 11am - 12pm (9-1pm) (9-1pm) (9-1pm) 12pm - 1pm 1pm - 2pm 2pm - 3pm Closing Ceremony 3pm - 4pm (2-5pm) 4pm - 5pm 5pm - 6pm 6pm - 7pm

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Albert Reserve Tennis CentrePublic Transport Directions:

Tram: From the City CBD take any of the following trams that are heading south on Swanston Street (St. Kilda Road) 3, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67, 72. Disembark at Stop 25, and walk across the street to Hanna Street, where the entrance to the venue is located.

Bus: From the City CBD on Queen Street take bus 216, 219, 220 south. Ask the driver to notify you at Commercial Road, the venue is just across the street.

Albert Park Indoor Sports CentrePit Building 3,Aughtie Drive,Albert Park, VIC. 3206

Getting there:

•Melways Ref. Map 57-J6•Tram route 96 (City- St Kilda beach) stops at Middle Park Station (stop 130)

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic CentreAughtie Drive,Albert Park, VIC. 3206

Getting there:

•Melways Ref. Map 2K- D7•Or take the no.96 tram (City-St Kilda beach) or the no. 112 (City-South Melbourne) tram to Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (stop 131)

Sports Venues

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Bus

Starbus operates from the airport to the CBD and other surrounding areas. For more information about serviced areas and prices, check out their website - www.starbus.net.au. Price range : 17.00 AUD – 20.00 AUD per person (one way) +(61 3) 8378 8700

Skybus runs from the airport to Southern Cross Station every 10 minutes. Also, Skybus Hotel Transfer Service offers complimentary drop off and pick up to and from hotels. For more information about serviced Skybus, check out their website - www.skybus.com.au. Price range: 17.00 AUD per person (one way)+(61 3) 9600 1711

Taxi service

There are taxi stands on the ground floor level of Melbourne Tullamarine Airport outside all terminals. The taxi fare estimator provided by Victorian Government of Transport allows travellers to determine their travelling costs - www.transport.vic.gov.au/taxis/customers/taxi-fare-estimator. 13 CABS Booking Phone Number : 13 2227Book Online : www.13cabs.com.au/index.php.

Melbourne Tullamarine AirportAirport Drive Tullamarine Victoria 3045, Australia

Arrival

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Bus

Sita couches operate between Avalon Airport and Southern Cross Station. Those flying with Jetstar have a fixed timetable with the Airport Bus and takes approximately 50 minutes to Melbourne. Booking phone number : + (61 3) 9689 7999.Book Online: www.sitacoaches.com.au/avalon/about_avalon.shtml.

Taxi service

13 CABS Booking Phone Number : 13 2227Book Online : www.13cabs.com.au/index.php.

Melbourne Avalon AirportAvalon Victoria 3212 Australia

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MAP

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RESPONSIBILITIES & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSGIS Team Leader, Property Services: David Hassett

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Brighton Beach

September is probably still too cold to go swimming in the ocean but the colourful storage houses of Brighton beach make a beautiful photo backdrop.

Get there by train on the Sandringham line and stop at Brighton Station, it takes around 25 minutes to get there.

NEED-TO-KNOW ABOUT MELBOURNE

Royal Botanical Gardens

Lose yourself in Melbourne’s lush green landscape of serenity, you will not even realise that you’re not completely out of the city. Though, try not to get lost in this maze of flora varieties!

Opening hours:

Monday to Sunday 7.30am to 5.30pmMelbourne

Got time to spare after the games? Why not spend it exploring Melbourne’s picturesque attractions.

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Melbourne is also famous for its beautiful sights, friendly people, good food places and definitely its fickle minded weather. The weather in Melbourne can be as predictable as a monkey forecasting the weather. So, always check the forecast of the day before heading out or carry an umbrella if you are planning to be outdoors the entire day.

Be amused by the vast spaces and the heritage architecture of Victoria’s state library. Stand inside the octagonal La Trobe reading room and gaze up at the library’s signature design- the dome-shaped glass roof.

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday 10am to 9pmFriday to Sunday 10am to 6pm

328 Swanston Street Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

The State Library of Victoria

Shrine of Remembrance

Located just a stone’s throw away from the Royal Botanical Gardens, is the impressive Shrine of Remembrance. It remains one of Melbourne’s most recognisable landmarks. The Shrine was built to commemorate the sacrifice made by brave Victorian soldiers during the First World War.

http://www.shrine.org.au/home

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Getting around the city•See the sights with the free Tourist Shuttle Bus hop on and hop off the free shuttle bus at any of the stops at key city destinations. Running daily from 9:30am to 4:30pm.The trip takes approximately 1.5 hours and includes an informative on-board commentary as you travel around Melbourne!

•Jump on the city’s free City Circle tramThe City Circle Tram is a free service around central Melbourne taking passengers down bustling streets, past some of Melbourne’s major attractions, travelling the perimeter of the central business district every day between 10am and 6pm, except Christmas Day and Good Friday. Extended hours of operation between 10am and 9pm occur on Thursday, Friday and Saturday during daylight saving time.

Looking for some retail therapy with a good bargain? DFO South Wharf houses over 100 leading Australian brands that will leave you spoilt for choice once you’ve stepped in! Stop by at one of the many cafes operating at DFO to fuel up after a long day of shopping.

Location

Dfo & South Wharf Retail 20-30 Convention Centre Place South Wharf VIC 3006

Opening hours

Monday: 10am - 6pm

Tuesday: 10am - 6pm

Wednesday: 10am - 6pm

Thursday: 10am - 6pm

Friday: 10am - 9pm

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Want to vanish your hunger pangs without burning a hole in a pocket? Try these reasonable eats!

Food

Don DonDo not be intimidated by the long queue, the food will be out before you can figure out how to spell ‘supercalifragilisticexpialidocious’

Shop 6, 340 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne, VIC 3000

hanaichi (QV)Famous among students, Hanaichi serves ten dollars and below meals that will keep you feeling full for a long time.

245 Little Lonsdale St Melbourne, VIC 3000

Mad MexIf you’re one for burritos, salsa, fajitas or any kind of Mexican food, Mad Mex is the place to go! Melbourne Central

Level 2 Dining Hall211 LaTrobe Street Melbourne VIC 3000

Le BangkokThis place uses fine Thai products to create dishes that would literally awaken your taste buds and leave you craving for more. The authentic Thai dishes at Le Bangkok will leave you satisfied and the friendly staff that serves you will give you an ideal dining experience.

195 Lonsdale St Melbourne, VIC 3000

Chocolateria San ChurrosSan Churros has the finest Spanish chocolate in town and the freshly cooked churros is a must try. The best way to indulge in these famous Spanish donuts is to dip them in either the dark or white chocolate.

Shop Ltl 255 Qv Centre Swanston St Melbourne, VIC 3000

Max Brenner’sThe thick and creamy chocolate that Max Brenner has to offer will not leave chocoholics discontented. Boost your spirits on a cold, rainy day by sipping the tasty hot chocolate drinks or quench your thirst on the warmer days by gulping down Max Brenner’s very own Icy Shakes or Choctails.

300 La Trobe St Melbourne Central Melbourne, VIC 3000

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Pho Bo Ga Mekong VietnamThis small restaurant is famous for its pho- traditional Vietnamese rice noodle served in broth soup topped with bean sprouts, lemon and mint. The fried spring rolls and paper rolls are also a big hit.

241 Swanston St Melbourne, VIC 3000

PappaRichThe famous Malaysian franchise, Papparich, has finally hit the shores of Melbourne. The dishes served are on par with the real thing that you can find in Malaysia and it’s totally worth what you’re paying for.

Level 2, shop 11, Qv Square, 210 Lonsdale Street Melbourne, VIC

Es Teller 77Es Teller is well-loved for its tasty, spicy, flavorsome yet reasonably-priced food. This Indonesian eatery is very popular in Melbourne, as well as in Indonesia. Go for the famous dishes such as the nasi goreng (fried rice), kuey teow goreng (fried noodles) and nasi uduk (rice cooked in coconut milk with assortment dishes)

319 Swanston St Melbourne, VIC 3000

Mart 130You won’t have a hard time looking for this place because its name is literally its location (well, sort of). The entrance of Mart 130 is located right in front of tram stop no 130 and its name spelled backwards is actually “tram”. Step into one of Melbourne’s best brunch places to enjoy good food and a nice ambience.

Albert Park107 Canterbury Rd

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Organising Com

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Jacqueline ChengVice-Chairperson of MSports

Elaine KoayProject Director

Tan Eugene hadisaputraManaging Director

Dwayne OngCo-Project Director

En Lerk LawCo-Project Director

Sylvia SooSecretary

Alison ChewVice Secretary

Nerashya PeriasamyTreasurer

Jenani SegarajahVice Treasurer

Andrew YauCorporate Relations

Director

Mohd Mubarrak Corporate Relations

Director

Thao Phanhuman Resources

Director

Duong Tung ha-Duyenhuman Resources

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Wei hao TanIT Director

Joo Li SuCreative Designer

Vania Risha JanuarCreative Designer

Chananya BoonyarungsritMarketing Director

Jennie LyMarketing Director

Trung hieu NguyenMarketing Director

Quynh huong CinnamonMarketing Director

Alicia ChanMarketing Director

Vanessa LeeMarketing Director

Calean YongMarketing Director

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Siok Yee TanPhotography Director

Erika RamliPhotography Co-Director

Benny SujotoVideography Director

Wong Ru YanPrizes Director

Biondi O SamputraLogistics Director

Kerk Chee YeeLogistics Co-director

Isaac Lee Sen hongFirst Aid Director

Leanne Wong Li YingFirst Aid Co-Director

Evelyn Yudha CharistaFood & Beverages

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Darren ChanFood & Beverages

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Xian Long ChanTennis Director

Desmond CheeTennis Co-Director

Qiao Wei KngNetball Director

Elaine TanNetball Co-Director

Seo Posearnultimate Frisbee

Director

Lim Ei Jeanultimate Frisbee Co-Director

Nita TanBasketball Co-Director

SPORTS DIRECTORS

Aloysius hoFutsal Director

Brian TohFutsal Co-Director

En Lerk LawBasketball Director

Jin Xi CheongBadminton Director

Li Ai AngTable Tennis Director

Galih ArdisatriaBadminton Co-Director

Mai NguyenTable Tennis Co-Director

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Sponsors

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Cacao Green

As the last days of winter pass us by, we welcome the warmer days of spring. Indulge yourselves in Cacao Green’s frozen yoghurt to cool you down. health freaks will be pleased to know that Cacao Green only serves organic and all natural yogurt. But just because it’s healthy, doesn’t mean it tastes less flavorsome or it doesn’t have the consistency of an ordinary yogurt. Cacao Green’s frozen yogurt is up to par and its taste will keep you wanting for more!

Pulo Pool Bar and Lounge

Fancy a nice place to chill out and play pool at the same time? Whether your motive is to score some billiard shots or you’re just up for some socialising, step into this classy basement lounge and you’ll find everything from 9” Brunswick Gold Crown pool tables to comfortable lounge areas that will meet your needs. Pulo Bar is also the perfect place for organizing functions, it is playing host to the 2012 Student Social 8 Ball Competition on the 29th and 30th of September. So, cue your mates for a night of action and mingling around at Pulo Bar!

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Project DirectorElaine Koay+(61 4) 2682 9392projectdirector@aseangamesaustralia.com.au

Vice Chairperson 2012Jacqueline Cheng+(61 4) 1132 2394msports@mascavictoria.com

Managing DirectorEugene Tan(+61 4) 2370 9972info@aseangamesaustralia.com.au

First aid medics would be on standby to provide medical assistance during all the competition events. In case of any unlucky circumstances *fingers crossed* , here are contact details.First Aid DirectorIsaac Lee SenHong(+61 4) 0188 4451firstaid@aseangamesaustralia.com.au

First Aid co-directorLeanne Wong(+61 4) 2503 2528firstaid@aseangamesaustralia.com.au.

The emergency contact for the fire department, ambulance and police is triple zero (000)

Contact Details

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