Flotilla 36 Volume XXXII, Issue 11 Boca Raton, Florida 7th District, Division 3 http://www.cgauxboca.org November, 2008

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THOMAS C. O’BRIEN

1942-2008 Tom O’Brien was born in Rockaway Beach, NY, and other than 8 years in the Air Force, he spent his life in Long Beach, NY. He has always had a boat and enjoyed fishing in the Atlantic with his 2 sons and daughter. Tom spent 30 years with TWA as a mechanic at JFK airport in New York City. He was one of two mechanics with the security clearance to work on Air Force One, and during Clinton’s presidency, he was on 24-hour standby whenever the president visited his home and family in New York. After retirement, he moved to Florida, ending up in Delray Beach and as a friend and neighbor of Tom Kegan and Joe Bordelon, which meant he was quickly introduced to the auxiliary where he left many positive marks, most notably as Flotilla Office Manager and FSO-CM. He also received special recognition from the gold side for his help at Station Ft. Lauderdale, initially in the galley and more recently in mechanical maintenance. Our relationships with Station Ft. Lauderdale and the regard that they have for our flotilla have been very much improved through his efforts. Thank you Tom, we all miss you. Internment was at the VA Cemetery, West of Lantana on SR 7; see pictures next page

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TOB Internment collage

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October Meeting

Pat Feighery lectured us on proper uniforms and continues, saying the flotilla kicked off the Division Board’s initiative to have all members of Division 3 in proper uniforms by January 1, 2009. Let’s not let this program cool off for lack of consistent application of uniform guidelines. At last’s months meeting all in attendance were asked to stand up and inspect ach others uniforms, this drill will continue into the future. Until your uniform is complete and proper, you will be welcome at meetings in appropriate civilian attire. If you have any uniform needs or questions, please contact myself or Tom Thayer and we will make every effort to provide you with the information that you need. There still is plenty of time between now and the first of the year to meet the Division’s Goal. Are you in proper uniform?

Due to time constraints, Neil Hennessy was only able to give an introduction to the very important PEEP program. This will be our blueprint for going forward making improvements that will have a positive effect on nearly all Auxiliary departments The rest of the presentation will be given at the November meeting

This is from Marie Thompson. Our mooring buoy is missing. If sighted, please report location.

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October Awards

Marc Brody completed the Operations Policy Program and facility use acceptance Ed Colina and Lilianne Meghabghab received a Meritorious Team Certificate (2006-2008 certified over 150 interpreters) Lilianne also completed AUXACN Part A, and qualified as Air Observer Don Fisher Qualified as Instructor and facility use acceptance Pat Feighery qualified on Batpack training Richard Tepper completed Operations Policy Program and facility use acceptance

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November Meeting From VFC Tom Thayer Flotilla Elections: A quorum is needed to conduct our Flotilla Elections. Please plan on attending. The Nominating Committee reported their candidates for the Bridge, Tom Thayer for FC and Marie Thompson for VFC. Additional nominations can be made from the floor. Interested individuals please contact Tom Kegan for details prior to the meeting. PEEP, Public Education Enhancement Program. Neil gave us a brief overview of the PEEP program in October. We will have the follow up PEEP program for the November Flotilla Meeting. Thanks to the PEEP Committee of Ron Barrett, Pat Feighery and Neil Hennessey, along with the technical assistance and research of Tom Kegan we have, or will have, a PEEP Program. What is it? You have to come and learn. November 6 at 1930. Uniform is Tropical Blue Long,

NOVEMBER CALENDAR This section will highlight dates and events in the coming month. For a full listing, see the Calendar. Note: Calendars frequently change, check with event leader to verify 11/1 VE LAKE IDA 1000 BOAT CREW 1300 11/5 AUXCOM 1900 11/6 FLOTILLA MEETING 1930 11/8 BOAT CREW 1300\ 11/11 VETRANS DAY AT 1000 BOCA RATON CEMETARY 11/12 AUXCOM 1900 11/15 VE SILVER PALM 0800 ABC COURSE 0900 BOAT CREW 1300 11/19 AUXCOM EXAM 1900 11/20 Staff Meeting 1900 11/22 ABC COURSE 0900 BOAT CREW 1300 11/23 LOG INPUTS DUE 11/26 AUCCOM 1900 11/27 HAPPY THANKSGIVING

FROM HOWARD BLAIR, SO-PA

SIZE DOES MATTER – WHEN CHOOSING A

LIFE JACKET There’s no doubt that life jackets save lives. In the United States an average of nine people a day die as a result of drowning - deaths that could have been prevented. But a life jacket that does not fit properly can put a person at risk of drowning. Proper fit is imperative for safety on the water. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary has a few tips to follow when choosing a life jacket.

• • • Choose only a U.S. Coast Guard(USCG) approved life jacket, and the correct size for the weight of the person. The USCG stamp of approval, size, whether it is for a child or an adult, and appropriate weight of the wearer should be listed inside the jacket. A person’s chest size

and stomach size may come into play when selecting the right life jacket.

• • • Use the “touchdown” test to see if your life jacket fits properly; Lift your arms above your head as if calling a touchdown. The chest portion of the jacket should not touch your chin when you look left, right or over your shoulder. If the jacket passes this test, it most likely fits. If possible try it out in shallow water. The life jacket should not ride up on your body. However, ride-up may happen if your stomach is larger than your chest.

• • • Weigh a child and measure for chest size under the arms before shopping for a child’s life jacket. A properly fitting jacket should be snug but not tight.

Life Jackets Continued on Page 15

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Antonio P. Quesada fc@cgauxboca.org

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From the Helm We need to have a moment of silence in tribute to a fellow Flotilla Auxiliarist Thomas C. O’Brien Member Number 1219314. Thomas C. O’Brien died recently after an illness. Details will be provided when they are available. November is an important month for the Flotilla because it elects its new Bridge at the November Auxiliary meeting. Qualified candidates have stepped up to the challenge of leadership. Their leadership will depend on the work of the staff and the efforts of the Flotilla membership. The recent pot luck supper was outstanding. I would like to thank Nancy and Jim Godden and their committee members for making the affair a super event. Another important reminder about the year end ceremony, the Change of Watch (COW) planned for Sunday January 11, 2009. The COW will be held in the same location that was used last year. This promises to be a spectacular Dinner Ceremony. You can reserve your spot at the ceremony by sending your check to the FSO-FN Neil Hennessey. As the year end holidays are approaching this is a reminder that members can contribute special delights such as delicious cookies for holiday delivery to the Coasties at the Coast Guard Station Fort Lauderdale. If you have any questions please get in touch with Irene Azzarito. To all members in the boat crew program-- the Holiday parades are coming: The Winterfest Fort Lauderdale Parade, the Pompano Parade, and the Boca Raton Parade. If you are interested in participating in the parades please contact Bill Bartley, our FSO-OP.

The Fort Lauderdale Boat Show is scheduled for Thursday October 30, 2008 through Monday November 3, 2008. Flotilla 36 will cover the Public Affairs Booth on Thursday October 30, 2008. The assignments for October 30, 2008 can be divided into two hour segments starting at 10:00 AM. I expect that booth coverage can be discontinued at 4:00 P.M. Uniform for this PA event will be Tropical Blue Long with Garrison Cap. Hope to see you there. Thanks for all your help and support.

2008 Flotilla 36 Holiday Toy Drive Please leave toy donations at the base by Saturday, Dec. 6. Toys will go to the Achievement Centers for Children & Families (formerly known as the Community Child Care Center) of Delray Beach.

Toys should be:

• Unwrapped • Appropriate for pre-school or

elementary school age Suggestions: Board games, educational and pre-school toys, children’s books

Call Andrea Rutherfoord if you have questions. (561) 495-6702

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Tom Thayer Vice Flotilla Commander vfc@cgauxboca.org

DIVISION 3 ELECTIONS: Flotilla 3-6 is happy to Congratulate our newly elected Bridge. Our own Pat Feighery will be our new Division Commander ( Note the new title) effective January 1, 2009. Our friend, Ed Duda, from Flotilla 3-4 will be Division Vice Commander. The Division Change of Watch will be on Saturday Evening, December 20, 2008 at the Pompano Beach ELKS Club. You should receive an invitation soon. If you are not on a boat, participating in the Boca Raton Christmas Boat Parade, please plan to attend and support Pat, Ed and the remainder of the Division Staff.

PREPARING FOR THE COMING YEAR: Not to assume anything prior to the Flotilla Elections on November 6, but, Marie and I are working on the Flotilla Staff positions for 2009.. There will be some changes. We would like your assistance in identifying yourself or others with skills, talent, experience or desire to serve as a Flotilla Staff Officer or Assistant Flotilla Staff Officer or serve on a committee to serve the Flotilla. One of the tenants of the “PEEP” Program is to get more members involved. This will benefit the future leadership of the Flotilla and will benefit the productivity of the Flotilla

now. Please do not wait for someone to ask you, please let us know of your desires. Futhermore, we have broad shoulders and can take criticism and suggestions. Please feel free to communicate with us or any Staff Officer. WINDING DOWN 2008: Please ensure that you do not have expiring qualifications. Having been there, I can assure you that it is much easier to maintain your qualifications than it is to regain those qualifications. See Tom Kegan, if you have any questions. VETERAN’S DAY: Tuesday, November 11 at the Boca Raton Cemetery. A wonderful celebration of our Veteran’s, sponsored by the City of Boca Raton. Starts at 10 A.M. Come early, if you want a seat in the tent. BOCA RATON HOLIDAY STREET PARADE: Richie Dunn is putting together the Flotilla 3-6 entry in the parade. Please let Richie know of your ideas and participation. Starts on South Federal Hwy and proceeds North. Starts about 6 P.M. on Wednesday, December 10, 2008. BOCA RATON HOLIDAY BOAT PARADE: FSO-OPS Bill Bartley is the person to see. We need numerous parade and patrol vessels for the parade that is revitalized with corporate sponsorships, offering $10,000 in prizes, with no entry fee. The City would like our help in recruiting large vessels that are in the Holiday Spirit. Captain’s meeting is mandatory. It will start about 6 P.M. Saturday, December 20 at the C-15 canal and heads South to Hillsboro Blvd. Bridge. Till next month……. “The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing. If you can fake that, you’ve got it made.” –Groucho Marx

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Bill Bartley Operations Fso-op@cgauxboca.org Every month we have increased our presence on the water with additional

patrols and facilities. So far in November we have had 7 different patrols, and approximately 50 hours of on the water time. I would like to thank the coxswain’s and crew members that participated in this months activities. As we get closer to the end of another year, I would like to thank everyone for all they have done so far this year to make our flotilla successful. In Operations we still have a lot to accomplish as the year winds down. On November 22, there will be another QE mission involving 4 facilities. Crew will be requested for several of our facilities for this mission. In addition we still have the Holiday Boat Parades listed below that I am sure several of our facilities will be involved in and also require crew. If anyone is interested please let me know. Holiday Boat Parade’s Saturday 12/13/08 – Fort Lauderdale 37th Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade “Rockin the Night Aweith” http://www.winterfestparade.com/index.cfm Sunday 12/14/08 - Pompano Beach 46th Annual Holiday Boat Parade “The FUN and EASY” boat parade. http://www.pompanobeachchamber.com/ Saturday 12/20/08 – Boca Raton Holiday Boat Parade http://www.bocaratonboatparade.org/main.htm Phot Credits this month: Jerry and Gail Edelman and Don Fisher

Late Breaking News

Mark David the Silver Bagpiper passed away Wednesday Oct. 29 at 10:05 PM. at the Hospice & Palliative Care Unit at Pinecrest Delray. Since he basically has no family here I am handling arrangements which are going to be very basic. His wishes were to be cremated and his ashes scattered on Molasses Reef in the Florida Keys, where Mark and I spend hours diving and snorkeling. No local service is planned.

Mark was a volunteer member of the Delray Beach Police Marine patrol and the Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 36.

Anyone wishing to contribute to a fantastic organization, Hospice of Palm Beach on behalf of Mark may do so. This organization really helped out Mark through this event.

FROM: RICH DUNNE, PARADE CHAIRMAN

WANTED, MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE BOCA RATON STREET CHRISTMAS PARADE ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2008 AT 7:30 P.M.

Looking for a color guard, autos, float ideas, persons to walk alongside to hand out material for the Flotilla's Boating Education Program and applications for membership. Please contact Rich Dunne at 561-865-9761 or any Flotilla Officer. Also plan to attend street parade in Delray date to follow

Looking for a dress hat size 71/4.

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Thomas H. Kegan, Member Training Fso-Mt@cgauxboca.org I would like to thank all of you who participated in

MT this year. A list of members who still need hours in OPS, VE, Instructor. will be posted at Flotilla meeting.. Some IMPORTANT Items & Dates in November For all of us. On Nov 6 at the flotilla meeting our general elections are going to take place. The By laws require a quorum of 30% of our members to be present at this meeting, So please Come. We will Elect a new Flotilla Commander ( FC ) & Vice Flotilla Commander.( VFC) We have a candidate for each position . For FC Thomas Thayer, and for VFC Marie Thompson. Nominations can also be made from the floor. with guide rules, Nominee must agree to serve, Member making nomination must have check the nominee qualifications. A “ second “ must be present. If someone has anyone in mind please call me for a list of qualifications needed. Our AUXOP comms course is in progress on WED. evenings, Preliminary to the new Telecommunications Qualification course. QE audit will take place on November 22, Sat. for 3 year quails. November 23, as a rain date. Next Marge and I would like to wish All a very Happy Thanksgiving. The month of December. Important Items & Dates;

1. Flotilla meeting Dec. 7: 30 P.M.. At this Meeting we collect toys for tots . Please bring unwrapped toys.

2. Sat Dec. 06, Navigating with GPS course at our base 0900.

3. Boca Raton Land Parade Dec. 10. ( Flotilla will have a entry)

4. December 13 Ft Lauderdale Boat Parade.

5. December 14 Pompano Beach Boat Parade

6. December 20 Boca Raton Boat Parade 7. December 20 Division change of watch.

Our own member Pat Feighery .Installed as Division Commander.

8. The week of December 22-24 we will be collecting Items for Christmas at the Coast Guard Base Ft. Lauderdale ( contact Irene Azzarito )

As you can see Dec. is a busy month lets all join in. On 11, January 2009, we will be holding the Flotilla Watch ( Change of Command) At The Delray Golf and Country Club. This event is to Honor our out going FC and VFC, Staff members for” a Job “ well done,. And bring on Board our new FC & VFC, and their staff. This is a time honored ceremony, deep in the Coast Guard., Tradition. On Tuesday evenings starting in January Date TBD a BOAT CREW CLASS will begin at our base . A schedule and dates will be sent to all members who Must can participate..

This is th 17 foot boat that was involved in the recent SAR exercise where Marc Brody and crew rescued and saved the lives of the two PIW. Note the “guardian” standing by

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Gail Edelman Public Education Fso-pe@cgauxboca.org Public Education – We are just finishing our second Boating Skills and

Seamanship class of the year. I want to thank the instructors who have helped with the class, Mike Hanuschak, Liliane Meghabghab, Jerry Edelman, Bob Hersey, Andrea Rutherfoord and Tom Rutherfoord. I would also like to thank Kristie Colina for coming on Oct 5 to help out for the ABS class that did not happen. Please get the word out for the last ABS class of the year and the GPS class, the date are below. Schedule of Public Education Classes About Boating Safely Nov 15, & 22, 2008 GPS for Mariners Dec 6, 2008

Don Fisher

Fso-pb@cgauxboca.org AUXOP Training And Publications Member Training, AUXOP

The last formal AUXCOM Class, a complete course review, was held on 10/29. Four students are scheduled to take the exam on 11/19, to be proctored by Len Schwartz. We are bridging directly into the new course, Telecommunications Qualification un Wednesday nights at 1900 through November (except for exam night above). Individuals currently “Comms” eligible are encouraged, but not required to meet the qualification standard. The tasks which require proficiency in this standard are the hands on type of tasks, basic radio operator or watchstander duties. These are things that many of us profess to know, but have never been tested or qualified for in the past. This is your chance to do just that, so come to class and we will help you through it.

Martin Jaffe

Vessel Examination Fso-ve@cgauxboca.org Great news

Four members passed the vessel examiners' course test and just need their trainee VSC'S to be certfied. Congratulations to: Lilliane Meghabghab Jeanette Smith Jon Derr Richard Celestino The October VSC'S were very productive and November VSC'S are scheduled for: Lake Ida Park Saturday November First 10 AM to 2 PM Silver Palm Park Saturday November 15th 8 AM to 2 PM All Vessel Examiners are urged to attend the November 7 th flotilla meeting and to stay for a few minutes after the meeting to discuss some ideas to implement what will be presented during the meeting.

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Irene Azzarito Secretary

Fso-rs@cgaucboca.org

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY U.S. COAST GUARD CG-3615 (Rev. 3-02)

AUXILIARY - RECORD OF UNIT MEETING

UNIT NUMBER UNIT NAME (as recorded in AUXDATA)

MEMBERS PRESENT

0 7 0 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 FLOTILLA 3 6 IQ or BQ 33 AX – DATE MEETING

TIME MEETING LOCATION TYPE OF MEETING

10/02/2008

1930

Boca Raton Base

Regular Bus Special Bus

UNIT OFFICERS PRESENT GUESTS PRESENT FC - Quesada, SR -Azzarito, VFC- Thayer, MS-J. Godden, PE -G. Edelman, FN - Hennessey, PB -D .Fisher, OP – B. Bartley, MT - T. Kegan , MA- R. Barrett, VE- M. Jaffe, CM- J. Derr, VCP- P. Feighery, PA- B. Murphy

Jim McCormick, Joe Mauro, Ralph…,Alexander Van Meci

CONDENSED VERSION OF REPORTS AND MOTIONS VOTED ON

Meeting called to order 1930 Pledge of Allegiance Invocation by FC -Quesada Silent Prayer FC –Quesada Called on Rick Celestino.Card for Scott Ellington in hospital. Everyone sign good wishes. Patrol of Marc Brody, Gail and Jerry Edelman and Richard Tepper saved people from overturned boat. They were in water and beginning hypothermia. Great rescue. Election committee report was presented. Tom Thayer for FC, Marie Thompson for VFC, with Richie Dunn as backup but needs some more tests. Called to accept last month’s minutes. Accepted. New member training class Auxcom starting. Reminders: Pot Luck Dinner Oct.18th, Change of Watch Jan.11th. Cookies and cakes will be collected by Irene Azzarito for Xmas delivery to Sta. Ft. Lauderdale. Awards handed out. VFC – Thayer Jacksonville Conference was very Interesting. Called on Staff members for reports. MS- J. Godden Spoke for Nancy to remind everyone of Pot Luck Dinner on 18th. VCP- P. Feighery Report on uniform requirements and proper dress. By Jan. 1, 2009 all members must be in proper uniform. Check Manual Chapter 10 if you are in doubt. Places to buy ,Uniform Distribution Center, Opalocka Air Exchange, 7th District Store or Speak to our FSO-MA Ron Barrett ,if he has materials you need. VE_ M. Jaffe 4 completed VE course. Will be at Lake Ida Sat. the 4th. AN- T. Day Still out of town . CM – J. Derr In training and working for efficiency. FN_-N. Hennessey 35 Seats sold for Change of Watch. 101 paid dues. 4 resigned MA- R. Barrett No special sales right now VFC- T. Thayer Lagoon Keepers have pontoon boat in Lake Rogers if you have an interest in going out and picking up debris. PA- B. Murphy On top of public affairs situation. MT -T. Kegan Boat crew training Sat 4th. 1300. QE Mission will be in November. Don Fisher made AUXOP. Li z Clark is working on getting the helo ops program going. OP- B. Bartley 3 Active boats. Station Lauderdale working with us whenever possible. PB- D. Fisher Log is out. Hope everyone could get it. PE- G. Edelman BS&S class in progress with 8 students.ABS class Sat morning 10/4 and 10/11. Will offer again in November. GPS class first Sat. in December. MS-M. Brody 10 new members this year.

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Jerry Edelman Marine Dealer going well Tom Thayer. If you are interested in AIM program ( Academy) speak to Goddens or A. McKenian Neil Hennessey Discussed PEEP. Committee had been formed and this is result of their findings. Public Education Enhancement Program. Declining students ,membership, facilities and fellowship. We are not reaching our objectives. Next meeting we will discuss ways to improve and to get more people involved. Richie Dunn has come forth as new fourth cornerstone for next year. Discussed street parade ,toy donations, American Legion, news and ads No old business. New Business. Sta. Lauderdale has a new boat at Station. BM2 Matt Monaghan’s wife having baby shortly. Motion to adjourn and seconded at 2100

UNIT TRAINING TOPICS PRESENTED

REMARKS (Include special Service Awards... events, future plans, awards presented, special guests present, etc.) J. Derr, Staff Officer Certificate of Appointment, D. Fisher, Instructor Certificate, M. Brody and R. Tepper, completion of operations policy program,M. Brody Complete Nav Rules, L. Meghabghab certificate passing Adv. Nav part A. ,P. Feighery, Cert. Of Batpack training and facility use and acceptance certificate, R. Tepper, facility use certificate, D. Fisher, facility use certificate, L. Meghabghab Certificate for Air Ops Observer. L. Meghabghab and E. Colina Meritorious Team Cert. 2004-2008 Language Qualifications Examiners for Interpreters. Team qualified over 150 Interpreters. NEXT MEETING

DATE 11/06/08

TIME 1930

LOCATION Base

DATE SUBMITTED SIGNATURE OF PERSON SUBMITTING REPORT

10/10/08

I Azzarito FSO-SR

Life Jackets, Continued from page 7

• • Ensure a life jacket for an infant or child has a crotch strap to help keep the life jacket on, an oversized float collar to help keep the head out of the water and a grab loop for easier water rescue. All straps should be intact and fastened at all times.

So what is the safest life jacket? In terms of risk of drowning, the safest life jacket is the one you’re willing to wear! There are many good choices to keep safe on the water. Some of the choices are a better for certain situations than others, and therefore the choices are explained in the "Think Safe" life jacket pamphlet that is sold with every US Coast Guard approved life jacket. By reading the pamphlet, you can understand how to safely have fun on the water. For more information about life jacket types visit http://www.safeboatingcampaign.net/types.htm or http://www.boatingsidekicks.com/lifejackets.htm. So what about the cost, aren’t life jackets expensive? Just keep in mind that no one thinks about the cost when they are in the water! The value of a life jacket could be priceless. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed civilian component of the United States Coast Guard. Created by an Act of Congress in 1939, the Auxiliary directly supports the Coast Guard in all missions, except military and direct law enforcement actions. The Coast Guard Auxiliary is an integral part of the United States Coast Guard. For more information visit www.cgaux.org if you are ready to join visit http://join.cgaux.org/ .

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Flotilla 3-6

Sunday, January 11, 2009 6:00 -10:00

Delray Beach Golf Club

Dinner and Dancing (cash bar)

Gift Raffle

Color Guard Ceremony featuring Atlantic High School’s JROTC

$35/person, Choice of Entrees Chicken, Salmon, or Prime Rib

RSVP to Nancy Godden at 498-7852 or nagodden@yahoo.com

We will need help before, during and after the event. If you would like to participate, please contact Nancy

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