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Deseret Peak District Cub Scout Roundtable January 2014 www.deseretpeakcubscouting.com

BEST OF BLUE AND GOLD What is Blue & Gold, and why do we have it? The Boy Scouts of America was organized in February 1910, and the Cub Scouts were organized 20 years later, in 1930. Lord Baden Powell, the founder was born on February 22. What better way to celebrate than have a party? Cub Scout packs everywhere celebrate by holding a Blue & Gold Banquet. In nearly all packs, the blue and gold banquet is one of the highlights of the year. It brings pack families together for a dinner and evening of fun.

Committees Needed

Banquet/Steering Committee

SUBCOMMITTEES: Physical Arrangements: Location, flags, furniture, displays Publicity Committee: Advertising, invitations, name tags Program Committee: Set agenda, put it together, make it flow Decorations Committee: Acquire, set up and take down decorations Food Committee: Food, preparation, serving Activity Committee: Games, crafts, skits, guest speakers, storytelling Resources for Blue & Gold Banquet Ideas suitable for the blue and gold can be found in Cub Scout song book, Staging Den and Pack Ceremonies, Cub Leader Book, and your district roundtable. You can also use the internet, but be careful to use ideas and that give a positive message and Banquet/Steering Committee Select committee chairs Assign tasks to committees Write job descriptions and committee goals Choose theme Set date and time Budget Oversee other committees

Conduct correlation meetings Supply guest list Approve program Approve decorations Approve menus Approve location

Physical Arrangements Committee Secure a suitable facility at least 6 weeks in advance. The space needed is be determined by the estimated attendance, serving needs and program. This could be a school cafeteria, church meeting room, civic center, town hall, restaurant, or cafeteria. Consider these: Theme Rental fee, if any Seating capacity and number of tables available Kitchen availability, if needed Adequate parking space Convenient rest rooms Secure permission to use special equipment-public address system, speaker’s stand, etc. Confirm reservations at least a month in advance Set up and tear down Recruit clean up committee

Publicity Committee Posters, invitations-formal, pop blue & gold balloon with invitation inside, pre-printed invitations from BSA store, cub scouts make invitations during den meetings, also name tags-hello name tags, blank address labels

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Deseret Peak District Cub Scout Roundtable January 2014 www.deseretpeakcubscouting.com

Suggested Agenda Gathering/Pre-opener

Flag ceremony Prayer

Welcome, Introductions Dinner

Greeting from Head of Sponsoring Organization

Songs Skits, Stunts, Entertainment

Advancements Recognition for Leaders

Announcements Thank yous

Closing

Remember advertising can be done with posters, newspapers, pack newsletters and sponsoring organizations. Also make sure that each special guest, sponsoring organization head, district leaders (if desired), and pack family gets an invitation. Program Committee

Select Master of Ceremonies Plan Program Work with Activity and Decoration committees Use the theme selected by the steering committee Appoint Welcoming committee Send thank you notes Print programs Remember when putting a program together make sure that it flows smoothly. This may also be a good time to have an Arrow of Light or Graduation into Scouting, depending on time limits. Try not to go longer than 2 hours. Decoration Committee Blue & Gold balloons, crepe paper, napkins, plates, place mats, utensils, confetti, birthday candles, poster board awards, flowers Food Committee Current food prices and budget should determine menus. A well-balanced meal should include meat, vegetables, salads, bread, dessert, and a beverage or water.

QUANTITY BUYING TABLE http://www.co.clay.mn.us/Depts/Extensio/PDFs/Food50.pdf http://www.chef-menus.com/food-quantity-chart.html http://www.planninghelper.com/spv-245.aspx Activity Committee Special ceremonies: Arrow of Light, and Advancement Uniform fashion show Video of Pack Activities Alumni recognition Guest speaker Uniform inspection

Things to think about when planning a Blue & Gold Banquet The dinner may be at a restaurant, catered, potluck, or buffet style. The meal is important, but even more important is the warm, congenial atmosphere created as families enjoy each other’s company. Involve as many people as possible on the various committees. Try not to overload the den leaders, who will be busy working with their dens. For the banquet to be successful, planning must begin early-at least two or three months in advance. If you fail to plan you plan to fail. Most important is to remember the Cub Scout program is for the Cub Scout and families. Check our the four different theme ideas from each roundtable section on the following 8 pages.

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http://www.co.clay.mn.us/Depts/Extensio/PDFs/Food50.pdf

http://www.chef-menus.com/food-quantity-chart.html

http://www.planninghelper.com/spv-245.aspx

Dino Days Blue and Gold Banquet

Invitations Have a picture of a dinosaur chasing a caveman with the caption “Blue and Gold Banquet - be there or be extinct!” Along with the date, time, and location on the invitation; include the food assignment you need that scout to bring. (i.e. baby carrots)

Menu & Serving Table Decorations Decorate table with toy dinosaurs and with large labels that say Carnivores, Herbivores, and Omnivores. Additional label ideas will be given with the menu.

Main Dish - Place Carnivores label and carnivore dinosaurs by your main dish. Serve chili, Sloppy Joes, or chicken legs.

Side Dish - Place Herbivores label and herbivore dinosaurs here. Serve carrots, celery, broccoli, oranges, grapes, or salad.

Dessert: Place Omnivore label by the desserts. Bug in Amber - Make individual servings of orange Jell-O in clear cups with a gummy worm or bug in it.

Grubs in Tar - Make individual servings of chocolate pudding. Top with crumbled chocolate cookie (Oreo) crumbs and a gummy worm.

Build Your Own Volcano - Set up like a dessert bar with one or two displays. Have plain cupcakes with toppings in different bowls. Toppings ideas are sugar ice cream cones, chocolate pudding or frosting, red pull and peel licorice, candy rocks, green colored coconut, and whipped cream.

Dining Table Decorations Table Cloth and Runner - Use a simple base table cover (butcher paper or cheap plastic table cloths) for the base of your tables. Use a roll of brown packing paper (ask for remnants from a packing/shipping store) or butcher paper as a table runner. On the table runner, take a black marker and draw some simple cave drawings periodically down the table. Leave a hand full of crayons for people to make their own cave drawings.

Center Pieces - Take a simple caveman picture printed on cardstock and have the scouts color it. Cut out the caveman and a cardstock backer for the caveman. Cut out the face and attach a picture of the scout where the face would go. Glue the picture and the backer together with a bamboo skewer in the middle and stick the skewer into a

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piece of foam so it will stand. To decorate the foam base, give the scouts a piece of brown paper from a paper bag. Have them distress the paper with brown paint /ink and a sponge or by crunching it into a ball. Next, have them draw cave drawings with a marker on the paper. Wrap the paper around the piece of foam. Optional: you can top off the foam with moss.

Flag Ceremony Introductory Statement - Growing up is an adventure. Every day brings new and exciting things into our lives. Scouting opens many new doors for boys as they develop in faith, character, personal fitness, and citizenship. As we salute the United States flag, let’s think about all the adventures that are ahead of us, and silently promise to do our best. Let us stand and pledge allegiance to our flag.

Run-ons / skits Q: What do you get when you put a bomb and a dinosaur together? A: Dino-mite

Q: What kind of materials do dinosaurs use for the floor of their homes? A: Rep Tiles

Q: What do you get when dinosaurs crash their cars? A: Tyrannosaurus wrecks!

Awards Use molding clay and shape it into a rock base. Take seashells, toy bugs, and leaves and press them into the clay to create fossils. Stick a skewer into the base with a flag/sign that says “You Rock!”

Cheers Hootin’ Hadrosaur – Put your hand on your head to make a crest and make a loud hooting sound.

Tyrannosaurus Stomp – Make your arms small with two clawed fingers like a T-Rex. Stomp really loud. When the cheer conductor gives the cue, roar!

Activities Caveman Photo Shoot – Have a large picture of cavemen with the faces cut out or make a fun background and have caveman props (club, spear, animal hides) for people to use.

Choose a Rock – Have a selection of rocks for the scouts to choose from. Have them take the rock home and find out what kind of rock it is: igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic. Have them bring the rock and their answer back to a following pack or den meeting.

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Cub Scout Olympics 2014

Invitations:

Tall torch with a flame: Info written from top down into the cone shape

“Let the Games Begin”: Paste “Let the Games begin over flags of countries with information

below.

Event ticket: Make the holder with card stock folded in thirds and pasted on one side. Cut a

yellow paper to make the event ticket.

Snowflake invite: Glue an Olympic picture on a snowflake put information on front and back.

Star invitation: Round circle with a star, hung with ribbon. Put information on the front and

back.

2014 flag invite: Put 2 pieces of paper with flags and 2014 attached with brad. Put information

put on inside.

Cub Olympics: Simple invitation that the boys can color and fill out found on the district

website.

Activity Ideas:

Relay race: everyone takes turns dressing up in winter snow gear. First team finished wins.

Ice Hockey: Use a puck and brooms.

Olympic Ring Toss: Put hula hoops on the ground and try to toss bean bags into the rings.

Skiing: Have the kids take their shoes off and see which one can slide the farthest.

½ Pipe: use a golf ball or tennis ball and hit it into a paper roll or PVC pipe

Down Hill skiing: ½ plastic egg shell decorated with eyes, hats, and scarf. Attach popsicle

sticks for skies. Add 3 marbles underneath egg, roll down table, or board to finish line.

Luge Run: Layout course with twists and turns. Player sits on bath towels. Team mate pushes

him to finish line.

Name the Olympic sport or Athlete: pin an Olympic sport or athlete’s name on the back of each

player. Others give clues and player tries to guess which sport or athlete he is. (A list can be

found on the website.)

Food Ideas:

Olympic torch: Ice cream cone filled with popcorn.

Gold Medal Platter: Vegetable tray with dip

Foods from around the world: Choose foods from different countries and display with the flag.

5 different foods centered around Olympic rings such as: mini-tacos (Mexico), Mini wienies

(Germany), French Fries (France), English Muffins (United Kingdom), Pasta Salad (Italy)

Patriotic Brew: Bottle water with bands writing “Patriotic Brew”

Fish and Chips (England)

Colored Pancakes

Fortune Cookies

Bar Bell Cookies: striped fudge cookie, pretzel, and gummy savers.

Bowls of related colors of food: Blue: Berries or Jell-O, Black: Olives, Red: strawberries,

tomatoes, Yellow: pineapple, Green: Green apples, kiwi, string beans, Etc.

Decoration Ideas:

Olympic torches: To make the handle use a toilet paper tube or a paper towel tube and cover it

with a piece of paper that has been decorated by the boys. To make the flame, put in some

red, yellow, and/or orange crepe paper.

Family Flag: Have each boy make a paper flag to represent their family. Once the flag is

finished they can be attached to a paint stick or a tree branch and displayed on the tables.

Olympic colors display 1: 5 paper plates the colors of the Olympic rings attached to dowels

standing in cans, wood etc.

Olympic colors display 2: 5 jars, spray paint rings Olympic colors. Hot glue to top of jars. Fill

with Blue m&ms, black licorice, red cinnamon bears, yellow lemon drops, green suckers

etc.

Flag display: Miniature flags of different countries

Large 2014

Party Favors: Olympic awards

Medals using jar lids with ribbons attached

Poker chips spray painted gold, silver, and bronze.

Chocolate gold coins with ribbon attached.

Olympic Cheers:

Gold Medal Cheer: everyone chants: GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! You won GOLD!

Patriotic Cheer: everyone chants: USA! USA! USA!

The wave: Everyone on one side stands and raises arm above their head and then sits down.

Motion progresses across room so it looks like a wave.

Olympic themed skit:

The Olympic Blanket Tossing Team Skit Script can be found at:

http://www.boyscouttrail.com/content/skit/olympic_blanket_tossing_team-854.asp

Leader Recognition:

Life Saver: Certificate saying, “You’re a life saver.” With a package of life savers attached.

You can also refer to your POWWOW books for 101 ways to say Thank-you.

Awards Ceremony:

Olympic style: Have the boys stand on a platform and play the Star Spangled Banner after they

receive their award.

http://www.boyscouttrail.com/content/skit/olympic_blanket_tossing_team-854.asp

Athlete Olympians:

Mark Spitz (swimming)

Michael Phelps (swimming)

Usain Bolt (track)

Carl Lewis (track)

Shawn White (snowboarding)

Carmelita Jetter (track)

Misti May Treanor (Beach Volleyball)

Kerri Walsh Jennings (beach volleyball)

Moa Asada (figure skating)

Lyndsey Vonn (downhill skiing)

Andre Lange (Bobsled)

Roger Federer (tennis)

Michael Jordan (basketball)

Apolo Anton Ohno (speed skating)

Ryan Lochte (swimming)

Rulon Gardner (wrestling)

Winter Olympic Sports:

Alpine skiing

Bobsled

Biathlon

Cross Country Skiing

Curling

Figure Skating

Free style skating

Ice Hockey

Luge

Nordic Combined

Short track speed skating

Skeleton

Ski Jumping

Snow Boarding

Speed Skating

You’re invited to attend the

cub scout Olympics

Date: ___________________________________________________________

Time: ____________________________________________________________

Location: _____________________________________________________

If you have any Questions Please contact

__________________________________________________________________

Star Warped Theme ‐ Cubmaster Section Ideas & Planning This theme is a mash‐up of all things sky‐ward and space borne. The sky is literally the limit here, use some

imagination.

To keep things light remember to use plots and images from SciFi that uplift and encourage cub scout core values

such as Compassion, Cooperation, Courage, Resourcefulness, Respect, and Responsibility. Above all present

materials that demonstrate how the “good guys” always win.

Safe o Constellations \ Sky watching \ Telescopes o Planets \ Comets \ Asteroids o Rockets \ Shuttles \ Satellites \ Jetpacks (M.M.U.) o Robots \ Aliens o Astronauts \ NASA \ International Space Station (I.S.S.) o Space History Heroes (Lots to choose from ‐ Old and New)

Probably Safe o Star Wars (3 original films, 3 prequels, numerous cartoons and other incarnations) o Star Trek (Original, Next Gen, Deep Space 9, Voyager, Enterprise, 12 Movies) o Battlestar Galactica (Original, BSG 1980, 2004 Reboot) o Doctor Who (BBC program that has been running 50 years ‐ very large following) o Classic TV and Movies (The very best of the best) This Island Earth The Day the Earth Stood Still Lost In Space (Danger, danger, Will Robinson) War of the Worlds Flash Gordon Buck Rogers A.L.F. (Alien Life Form)

Probably Should Avoid o Zodiac o Firefly TV Series o Farscape TV Series (If you have to ask, you haven't missed anything ‐ I promise) o Andromeda TV Series & Earth Final Conflict TV Series (Other Gene Roddenberry ‐ not as popular as Star Trek) o Babylon 5 TV Series (Only hard core SciFi fans will care that this was included) o Anything "PG‐13" and be very selective of "PG" ratings

AVOID AT ALL COSTS o Alien Movies (Sigourney Weaver) o Predator Movies (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny Glover) o Terminator Movies (Arnold Schwarzenegger) o In short anything rated "R"

Invitation Fulfill Bear elective 1b by making a pinhole planetarium affix the date, time, and location (planet earth, etc.) to the

outside. Tell invitees to bring the can and play “Identify the Constellation”.

DecorationsThis is a very simple sky map found at

http://mhhe.com/physsci/astronomy/arny_3e_update/constellation_

quiz/assets/constel_tutmod.html . Maps of the sky or our Moon make

good educational and conversational decorations.

Our galaxy is known as the “Milky Way”. Our planet is found within

the “Solar” system (or planetary system of Sol – the name of our

closest star, also known as the Sun). Images or models of these can be

used on the walls, doors, or as centerpieces.

Cheer Softer side of Darth Vader Cheer: Come to the dark side, we have cookies!

Food Menu could include: “Re‐hydrated Asteroids”‐Meat Balls or “Re‐hydrated Astro‐Bird”‐Chicken, “Filtered Moon

Water”‐Lemonade or label any beverage as “Rocket Fuel”, “Intergalactic Greens”‐Tossed Salad, “Meteors”‐

Rolls, “Space Dust”‐Flavored Rice, “Lunar Pie”‐Chocolate pudding with crushed Oreos on top. Have fun with colors,

for example green aliens, red Martian dirt, and blue comet dust.

Games & Activities An online International Space Station tracker can be found at http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/tracking/. If you

are savvy enough to plan your Blue & Gold around an I.S.S. view window. At the very least use this information to

inform the boys of the next view windows so they can see the I.S.S. pass overhead firsthand.

A jetpack or Manned Maneuvering Unit (M.M.U.) can be made from two empty 2Liter bottles. Here is a link to a

very good example http://www.doodlecraft.blogspot.com/2012/04/super‐sci‐fi‐rocket‐fueled‐jet‐pack.html.

Kids love face painting. And what fun it would be to see a whole pack of little aliens with stereotypical green faces.

Pin the Solar system on the Milky Way. Play this game just as you would pin the tail on the donkey, but use a

poster of our galaxy instead. Find the location of our Solar

system on the poster and have the boys blindfolded try to

come closest to the correct position.

Educational Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

I know exactly what you are

Opaque ball of hot dense gas

Million times our planet's mass

Looking small because you're far


Fusing atoms in your core

Hydrogen, helium, carbon and more

[quick triplets for proper scansion]

With such power you shine far

Twinkle twinkle little star

Classed by their spectroscopy

Oh, Be A Fine Girl Kiss Me

[stellar classes hottest to coolest O,B,A,F,G,K,M]

Bright when close and faint when far


Smallest ones burn cool and slow

Still too hot to visit, though

Red stars dominate by far


Largest ones are hot and blue

Supernova when they're through

Then black hole or neutron star


Our Sun's average as stars go

Formed 5 billion years ago

Halfway through its life so far


Sunspots look dark but they're bright

Slightly cooler so less light

Temporary surface scar


Swelling up before it's dead

Cooling off and growing red

Then its end is not so far

Twinkle twinkle giant star

Outer layers float away

Planetary Nebulae [NEH‐byoo‐LAY]

Wispy gas is gossamer

I know exactly what you were

Interstellar medium

Recycled ad nauseam

Gas and dust are spread afar


Forming from collapsing clouds

Cold and dusty gas enshrouds

Spinning, heating protostar


Two stars make a binary

Or a triple if there's three

Some are solo just like ours

Twinkle twinkle little stars

Often forming multiply [MAHLT‐eh‐PLEE]

Clusters bound by gravity

Open type or globular [GLAH‐byoo‐LAHR]


Two hundred billion stars all stay

Bound up in the Milky Way

Dusty spiral with a bar


Stars have planets orbiting

Rocky or gassy, moons or rings

Earth's unique with life so far

I know exactly what you are.

Lyrics copyrighted Julia Kregenow and Jason Wright, 2011. For

educational purposes

only. http://mamasdukesofhazard.blogspot.com/2011/06/twinkle

‐twinkle‐little‐star.html

The Noble Captain Kirk Star Trek Song To the tune of Grand Old Duke of York

The noble Captain Kirk, he had 500 men.

He beamed them up to the Enterprise,

And he beamed them down again.

And when they’re up, they’re up,

And when they’re down, they’re down,

And when they’re only halfway up,

They’re nowhere to be found.

WEBELOS - CUB CLUEINVITATIONS (See District Website for the invitation printables)

• Make a half sheet manila folder with the words “TOP SECRET” on it. Slip a case file with the information on it about where to meet for their top secret adventure (Blue and Gold) into the folder.

• Use the double sided invitation printable and attach the invitation to an inexpensive magnifying glass or other piece of “detective” hardware.

• Make your Top Secret invitation interactive and write a message in secret code for the kids to decode. • Example 1: Make a long strip of paper by cutting a piece of printer paper into strips and taping them

together end to end. Wrap the strip of paper around a paper towel role in a coil. Now write the mes-sage across the strips of paper. Unwrap the paper from the tube and deliver the messages to your boys with instructions on how to decode the clue to the mystery.

• Example 2: make a secret code, use a Wing Ding font or use Morse Code (sent with a code break-er). Write the invitation in code so the boys have to figure out what letter each of the symbols are to decode the invitation.

GAMESPre-Opener: Guess Who GameCollect baby pictures of the boys or the leaders to post on the wall. Number each picture. Have a list of names for each boy. Have the boys “Guess Who” belongs to each baby picture by putting the right number next to the names.Detective Fingerprinting Station (See District Website for the fingerprint type cards)Get fingerprinting cards from the police station or use 3x5 cards to take each child’s fingerprints. There are 3 basic types of fingerprints; arch, loop and whorl. Have an example of each on the wall and have the kids figure out what kind of fingerprint they have. They can put their name on their card and put it under the example that matches their fingerprint type to see how many of them have each kind.Suspect LineupMake a measuring wall with lines and feet marks like they use for mug shots. Have a plaque for them to hold that has information like Pack #, Blue and Gold and date. Take pictures of the boys to give to them later as a souvenir.CUB CLUE (See District Website for the Cub Clue cards and Detective Notebooks)Setup: Print enough Cub Detective Notebook pages to have one for each child with the badge side on the back of the notebook. Print 2 copies of the backs of the Cub Clue cards. Print the front side of the cards on the opposite side of the backs. Cut cards. Randomly pull out a Suspect card, a Crime Scene Card and an Evidence card to create the case file and place them in an envelope where the boys can’t see them, to be held by the Cubmaster. Shuffle remaining cards and give each of your 6 den leaders 2 cards. If you don’t have 6 den leaders, give each one more cards or utilize parents. Give each boy a Cub Detective Notebook with their name in the white space of the detec-tive badge for easy reference when one is misplaced. Have a pencil for each child playing.Play: Each child moves from witness (den leaders) to witness asking a question similar to: “Did you see Bucky Beaver with a Lantern at the Wigwam?” until they have eliminated all but the three cards in the case file the Cub-master has. When a den leader is asked they should show all the cards they have that match the question. They should only ask one question of one den leader at a time so others have a chance to ask their questions as well. They need to move on to another den leader or go to the end of the line for that den leader to ask another question. How To Win: When they are ready to make a guess they can go to the Inspector (Cubmaster or a parent) to solve the case. They need to get all three parts of the case correct to earn their Ace Detective certificate. If they don’t get it right, they need to go back to asking den leaders questions until they figure out were they made a mistake. If the game goes quickly, re-shuffle and play again! If it is going a little slower than you would like, get their parents to help them figure it out.Extra: Have the inspector in a separate room that represents headquarters. For security reasons, have a creative way to get to the Inspector. Have the inspectors assistant outside the door in sunglasses. Have a hand scanner (a paper with a hand print on it and the words “SCAN TO ENTER” that they have to touch. Have red string rep-resenting security laser beams strung all over through a line of chairs that they have to weave under, over and through to get to the inspector.

TABLE DECORATIONS: • Campfire• Matches• Lanterns• Magnifying Glass

Campfire Directionssupplies:

CardboardGrey, red, orange and yellow feltRocksSticks

Cut a cardboard circle for the base of your campfire, cut a circle out of gray felt to fit cardboard. Glue felt to cardboard. Glue rocks around outside of felt to make fire ring. Cut 1 large flame out of red felt, 2 me-dium flames out of orange felt and 2 small flames out of yellow felt. Glue these together. Break sticks to make “logs” that will fit inside your fire ring. Glue a stick on the bottom of each side of the flames. Glue flames and logs inside fire ring. Glue more logs around flames.

Match Directionssupplies:

DowelRed Pom PomsWhite Craft Paint

Cut dowels to desired length, glue pom pom to one end and dip end in white paint.

Wall Decorations: Large versions of the cards (email Debby at [email protected] for file)

FOREST FIRE FONDUEPre Opener

Make magnifying glasses with the fondue forks.Wrap wire around the handle and make a circle. Use plastic wrap or cellophane to make the glass.

Banquet or Individual styleYou can adapt your serving to whichever fits your pack best.

• Choose the types of fondue you want to do• Cheese

Flavors: Swiss, Cheddar, Nacho, etc.• Fruit• Chocolate

http://www.bestfondue.com/fondue-dipping-sauce.html• Choose the items you want to fondue.

• Breads• Meats• Vegetables• Fruits• Deserts• Dip marshmallows in chocolate and sprinkle graham crackers on it- Fondue S’mores

• Choose your serving method• Large melting Pots- At a main serving table• Small melting Pots- A cheese pot and a desert (fruit or chocolate) at each table

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