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From The Director’s Chair

EVENTS AT A GLANCE

Sat, Sept 10 Unity 2012 fundraiser ‘A Night of Unity’

Sat, Sept 17 Unity and UCY/YA Executive Meeting

Thurs, Sept 29 Liturgy for Mitrat Stefan Semczuk at Sts Peter & Paul Parish at 7pm

Sun, Oct 2 Unity team at the Holy Resurrection Parish in Dauphin

Tues, Oct 4 EYML workshop on Fundraising

Sun, Oct 9 Unity Team at the Parish in Thalberg

Mon, October 10

Thanksgiving Day

Oct 14-15 35th Convention of the Ukrainian Catholic Council

"There’s an old legend that years ago there was a man elected to Congress who voted according to his own conscience." Will Rogers

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"We all live under the same sky, but we don’t have the same horizon." Konrad Adenauer

UCY/UCYA Winnipeg

Welcome back! I hope everyone had a great and restful summer as we are moving back into the regular swing of things here at the youth and young adult office. At this time I would like to wish blessings on all those who are embarking on a new school year and those returning to work after summer holidays. First of all, welcome back to all the World Youth Day Pilgrims who made their trip to Spain in August of this year. Thanks to Fr. Mike and Sophia for getting our pilgrims safely there and back and to all the other coordi-nators for making this a suc-cessful event. Also, another year of Ukrainian Park Camp has come and gone. Thanks to Joan Lewandowsky and her faithful group of counselors who made sure that the ship ran smoothly again this year. Finally, thanks to all those who took part in creating and posting the videos for the Unity 2012 website. We have received several thousand hits on the site over the last two months and it is all due to your hard work. God bless you. Speaking of Unity, we are just under one year away from the big gathering, which will take

place on August 16-19, 2012 in Pinawa, MB. This event brings together Ukrainian Catholic Young Adults from across Can-ada and even the U.S. to better understand their faith and cele-brate who they are. For more information and to register, please visit unity2012.wordpress.com. To prepare the way for Unity, we will be holding a fundraising concert

called "A Night for Unity" on Sat-urday, September 10, 2011 at Immaculate Conception Church, Cooks Creek featuring the band Sloohai. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children 12 and under. For an exciting, fam-

ily-friendly evening, come and join us! In addition to the Unity fundraiser, Convention for the UCY is just around the corner. It will take place on Octo-ber 14 to 15 2011 at Canad Inns Polo Park in Winnipeg. This

year's theme is "Walking in the

Footsteps of Christ" with guest speakers Archbishop James Weisgerber of the Archdio-cese of Winnipeg and Bishop Paul Chomnycky of the Epar-chy of Stamford. As usual, there will be a special session just for youth on Saturday the 15th during which we will also elect our new executive for 2011-2013. If you would like to work together with youth from different parishes to help our Archeparchy flourish, call Tamara at 338-7801 to regis-ter. Finally, the Unity 2012 infor-mation tour will continue to visit parishes during the fall and winter. We would like to reach as many as possible. If we have not visited your par-ish yet, please email [email protected] to set up a presentation. That's all for now. See you in October. Tamara Lisowski

Youth Article 2

Puzzles & Comics 3

Light Reading 7

Upcoming Events 10

Saint’s Corner 10

Contact Us! 10

Inside this issue:

Ukrainian Catholic Youth and

Young Adult News September 2011 Volume 9, Issue 8

Check out the youth & young adult web page: http://ucymb.wordpress.com

Being Thankful Changes Everything Lysa Terkeurst

“For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rul-ers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.” Ephesians 6:12 (NIV 1984)

It was 1992. I sat on the bed, tears streaming down my face, negative thoughts racing through my mind…Why does marriage have to be so hard sometimes? Why can’t he see my side of things? Why won’t he change? Maybe I married the wrong man.

This was a scene repeated over and over the first five years of my mar-riage. I was dis-couraged, over-whelmed and so tempted to give up.

But here I am 19 years later, feeling so thankful I didn’t walk away.

Ephesians 6:12 has reminded me over the years that my husband isn’t my enemy. Art may feel like my enemy, but the truth is Satan is the real enemy who hates marriage and schemes against my husband and me.

Satan’s goal is always to be one who casts something between two to cause a separation.

Satan wants to separate us in every way. He wants to separate us with conflict, hurt feelings, misunder-standing, and frustrations of all kinds.

He wants to separate us from our neighbors, our friends, our co-workers, our parents, our spouses,

our kids.

He wants to separate us from God’s best. He wants to separate us from God’s heart.

One of the strategic ways Satan starts these separations is by luring us into a place of grumbling and complaining. If he can get us to focus on what is aggra-vating and downright negative in life, then little cracks of distance start form-ing in our relationships.

The grass starts looking greener every-where else except where we are stand-ing.

I can see this so clearly when I look back on the first five years of my mar-riage. Somehow, I became so hyper focused on all I felt was wrong with my husband, I became blinded to all that

was good.

I grumbled and com-plained and nagged and set out to change him.

And I almost destroyed my marriage in the proc-ess.

Satan had a field day as the separation between Art and I kept ever wid-ening. We went to coun-

seling but my heart was so hurt—so hardened, I refused to connect on any level. I was bitter, grumpy and miserable.

Then one day as I was in a fit of tears asking God to please make things better, I felt challenged to start list-ing out things about Art that for which I was thankful.

It was hard at first. I had bought Satan’s whispers seeing only the negative and believing there was very little positive to find.

But, with each positive

What’s Up with Hurt & Negativity? quality I listed, slowly my perspective changed. It was as if the clouds of negativity lifted and I could see his good qualities once again.

How sad that I spent five years thinking the grass would be greener somewhere else. Now I know the grass is always greener where you water and fertilize it. And being thankful — really intentionally listing out things for which we are thankful — is a great way to start watering and fertilizing. It changes everything.

Dear Lord, thank You for helping me see how benefi-cial it is to be aware and appreciative of the good qualities in those I love. Lord, help me to recognize Satan’s schemes and combat them with the power of having a truly thankful heart. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Application Steps: Every time a negative, separating thought comes into your mind today, intentionally combat it with some-thing for which you are thankful about that person.

Reflections: How does it make me feel to dwell on what I wish was different about another person?

Could this devotion showing up in my inbox today be a reminder from God that there are positive things for which I can be thankful?

How does having a thankful heart change things?

Power Verses: Philippians 4:6, “Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanks-giving, present your requests to God.” (NIV 1984)

2 Corinthians 4:15, “All this is for your benefit, so that the grace that is reaching more and more people may cause thanksgiving to overflow to the glory of God.” (NIV 1984)


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Mystery Word: FARMER

WORD LIST

Ambassador, Apothecary, Artisan, Astrologer, Baker, Basketmaker, Brewer, Brickmaker, Carpenter, Charioteer, Clerk, Coppersmith, Craftsman, Cupbearer, Disciple, Fisherman, Gatekeeper, Glassworker, Harvester, Jeweler, King, Laborer, Magistrate, Maid, Mason, Metalsmith, Nurse, Prefect, Silversmith, Slave, Tentmaker, Woodworker

All the words listed are in the puzzle - left, right, up, down or diagonally. Find each word and click its first letter then its last letter to highlight it. After you have

found all the words, click the leftover letters in the correct order to spell the Mystery Word. To work the puzzle on paper instead: Print this page and

circle each letter of the words you find.

Bible Word Search: Biblical Occupations

Ukrainian Catholic Youth and Young Adult News

Thirty Fifth Convention of the Ukrainian Catholic Council Of The Archeparchy of Winnipeg

“A Call to Holiness-Walking in the Footsteps of Christ”

Keynote Speakers His Most Rev. V. James Weisgerber, Roman Catholic

Archbishop of Winnipeg & His Most Rev. Paul Chomnycky, OSBM Ukrainian Catholic Bishop of Stamford, Connecticut

October 14 & 15, 2011 Canad Inns Polo Park Inn 1405 St. Matthews Ave Winnipeg, MB.

Registration fees: $100.00 (this includes all sessions, coffee breaks, lunch, & banquet)

The Unity2012 planning team would like to visit your

parish!!

They would like to make a presentation to each parish in the city and to the different rural com-munities in MB this summer and fall about what Unity 2012 is all about.

There will be a Unity Representative contacting each parish in the near future, but if you have a

specific date that you would like the group to visit, please e-mail Tamara at [email protected] or call 338-7801 ex 2 or Stefan at [email protected]

The best time would be a service or event where your majority of 18-35 year olds would be in at-tendance. This will be a 15 min-

The youth session of the convention will be on Perceptions ~ Both of each other and of our church ~ how we are asked to have “A Call to Holiness-Walking in the Footsteps of Christ” We will end the session with voting in the new executive for the 2011-2013 term.

I am requesting that each parish send at least 1 youth and 1 young adult representa-tive to the convention. If you have a repre-sentative that can only attend the youth ses-sion on Saturday, October 15th from 1pm - 4:30pm, they will still need to fill out the form. (There will be no charge for those that can only attend the youth session on Oct 15th from 1pm - 4:30pm ~ Please note: NO MEALS will be provided with this op-tion). Past executive members are ex-pected to attend both days of the conven-tion. The New Executive members are ex-pected to attend the banquet on the Satur-day evening.

Please Join Us...

The U.C.W.L.C. Winnipeg Regional, is inviting the Youth along with the Brotherhood, to attend a Liturgy for Mitrat Stefan Semczuk, on Thursday, September 29, 2011 to be held at Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, 390 Marion Street, Winnipeg. Time: 7:00 pm. After the service everyone is invited to a reception to be held in the church basement.

Thank you Saint Therese for favors received novena. JS

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MOVIES YOU SHOULD SEE!

Rango RANGO is a unique ani-mated movie with a unique hero, a pet cha-meleon who fancies him-self a great actor and must use his talents to save a western desert town full of crazy critters.

RANGO is a delightful mix of western adventure, comedy, wit, and general kookiness. RANGO is a comedy, and it’s a western. As such, it’s full of many a homage to spaghetti westerns like FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE and comic westerns like CAT BALLOU, with some refer-ences to CHINATOWN thrown into the mix. The end result is hilarious, fun, exciting, witty, clever, delightfully quirky, wonderfully winsome, and thor-oughly engaging. RANGO ultimately has a very strong moral sensi-bility. There are even some overt and indirect ref-erences to God, including the Christian worldview that permeated the Old West in the United States. Although Rango is a teller of very tall tales, his lies are eventually exposed. Along the way, he learns his real divine purpose in life – a life of helping others, specifically the people of Dirt. Thus, the lizard introduced in the beginning of the movie does indeed become Rango, a real hero. In fact, it is the “Spirit of the West” that informs Rango of his true purpose, in a rather clever way that’s both religious and non-religious.

Highly Recommended!!! BOOKS YOU SHOULD READ!

Who Do I Talk To? Book 2 ~ A House of Hope Novel by

Neta Jackson

In the last place she ever imagined she'd be, Gabby will discover what she's made of--and for. Gabrielle Fairbanks knew her husband was upset with her. But she never expected him to change the locks on their Chi-cago penthouse, cancel her credit cards, and disappear with their two boys. Now she's literally on the streets with her elderly mother, her mom's dog...and $220 to her name. Thank goodness she has somewhere to go--Manna House, the women's shelter where she works. But even in the bustling shelter--surrounded by residents and the Yada Yada Prayer Group--Gabby feels more alone than ever. She longs for someone she can really talk to, someone to help mend together the pieces of her broken life. Her warm-hearted lawyer seems ready to offer more than legal counsel...but is he the answer to prayer or just a pleasant distraction? As her fragile plans fall apart, Gabby hits on a possibility so wild and wonderful it has to be one of those "God things." Something she's only seen happen to other Christians. Until now. For everyone who loves the best-selling Yada Yada Prayer Group novels...The Yada Yada House of Hope series features familiar faces and places, with a fresh new life all its own.

Review: We don't want to spoil the plot. Just read the book. It is uplifting, well worth your time and glorifies the Lord. Thanks Neta! Great work!

The other books in the series for your continued reading: Where Do I Go? (Yada Yada House of Hope Series, Book 1) Who Do I Lean On? (Yada Yada House of Hope Series, Book 3) Who Is My Shelter? (Yada Yada House of Hope, Book 4) All 4 books by Neta Jackson


Please Join Us... Thank you Saint Therese for favors received novena. JS

So little So little So little money, money, money, So little time ... So little time ... So little time ... Fundraising & Fundraising & Fundraising & Youth MinistryYouth MinistryYouth Ministry

Tuesday, October 4th, 2011 7-9pm

Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy Office 233 Scotia Street Winnipeg, MB

[map available at http://g.co/maps/4suaq]

Please register by Monday, October 3rd with your Denomination’s

Youth Ministry Contact Person: Tamara Lisowski 204-338-7801 ex 2

An Ecumenical Youth Ministry Leaders (EYML) Event

An Evening of Information and Sharing ~ Open to All Youth Leaders, Ministers,

and Any Who May Be Interested

The Sts. Peter and Paul Youth Group present:

A NIGHT IN ITALY A Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser Saturday October 1, 2011 Sts. Peter and Paul Parish Hall 400 Marion St.

The dinner will be immediately following the

Divine Liturgy at 4:00 p.m.

Tickets are $7.00 for adults, $3.00 for children 5 to 12,

and children under 3 years old are free.

Tickets must be purchased in advance. Please contact

Roberto @ 254-6827 or Carly @ 878-9510 for information.

The UCY office would like to thank our sponsor for the Thirty Fifth Convention

of the Ukrainian Catholic Council Of The Archeparchy of Winnipeg ~

Fantasy Custom Auto Service

15-1201 Grassmere West St Paul

Ph: 204-586-3390

Deceitful Playing A rather well-built man saw an advertisement for a job at the zoo. When he went there, he was horrified to find that the only job they had open was for somebody to play the part of a monkey. A lot of children were coming in the next few days, and the zoo, having no monkeys, needed someone to impersonate one. Since money was tight, the man decided he would take the job.

He arrived before sunrise, got into the monkey outfit, and slipped into his cage. Finally, day dawned, and the children came. All he had to do was pensively pace the floor, look rather adept at swinging between trees, and eat the peanuts and bananas whenever they were fed to him.

After eight or ten hours, he became thoroughly exhausted. The bananas were getting the better of him. As he swung from one tree to another, rather nauseated, he slipped and fell into the lion's den next door. He shouted, "Help! Help!"

The lion leaned over and said, "If you don't shut up, we'll both lose our jobs." Ain't Misbehavin' Preparing my five-year-old son, Keegan, for his first over-night sleepover, I explained, "Eat whatever is served, say thanks, and make sure you behave yourself." "Oh, don't worry, Mom," Keegan replied. "I never sin at anyone else's house."

Pope John Paul II Speaks to Youth Week Thirty-Six Draw near to God... (James 4:8) "Dear young people, like the first disciples, follow Jesus! Do not be afraid to draw near to Him, to cross the threshold of His dwelling, to speak to Him face to face, as you talk with a friend." --Pope John Paul II, World Youth Day XII

Think About That Take a minute to think about the best conversation you have ever had with a friend. What did you talk about? How did it feel to talk so openly and honestly with a friend? That's how we are to talk with Jesus--as if he were your best friend whom you can tell anything, with whom your secrets are safe. Take Action This week write a letter to Jesus as if he were your best friend. What do you want to tell him? What do you want him to know about you? What do you want to ask him? What do you want to know about him? Say A Prayer Jesus, thank you for being my friend. I am happy to know that I can talk to you as I would talk to my best friend.

Did You Know? The Pope's maternal grandparents were Feliks and Anna Kaczorowska. His maternal grandfather was a packsaddle maker.

Taken from...My Dear Young Friends: Pope John Paul II Speaks to Youth on Life, Love, and Courage My Dear Young Friends, a collection of fifty-two weekly reflections on living in the Spirit, invites young people to read and act on Pope John Paul II's inspiring addresses to young people gathered at annual World Youth Day celebrations. Please visit www.smp.org for more information from the publisher, Saint Mary's Press. FOUND ONLINE AT:http://www.youthapostles.com

- On the Lighter Side -


Denver Bars 1-cup butter 1-cup brown sugar 6 tbsp. cocoa powder 4 eggs well beaten 2 tsp vanilla 1 box of graham crackers, broken into ¼’s in a large bowl Melt 1 cup of butter in a saucepan. Add 6 tbsp. of cocoa, 1-cup brown sugar and the 4 beaten eggs. Cook until thickened. Add vanilla and stir well. Pour this mixture over the gra-ham crackers. Mix well. Press into a 9x13 inch pan that has been greased.

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Icing Cook 2 tbsp of flour, ½ -cup of milk until smooth. (I usually whisk these together before I cook them). Let cool. Cream together 1/2 –cup of butter and 1/4 –cup of Crisco. Add to cooled milk and flour mixture. Add 1-cup of icing sugar, pinch of salt and 1 tsp of vanilla. Beat for about 15 minutes. This icing will change to a cream colour. Spread oven graham cracker layer. Sprinkle with chocolate shavings or sprinkles.

Berry Cobbler Makes: 8 servings To-tal Time: 1 hr Ingredients: 2 cups berries (your favorite) 1 cup flour

1 teaspoons baking powder Dash of salt 3 tablespoons shortening, melted 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup milk 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 cup boiling water Preparation 1. Place berries in an 8" or 9" square baking dish. 2. Combine flour, baking powder, salt, shorten-ing, 3/4 cup sugar and milk to make a paste-like dough. Spread over berries. (It will be spread quite thin.) 3. Mix 1 cup sugar and cornstarch, spread over dough. Pour boiling water over sugar mixture. (Sounds strange, I know!) 4. Bake at 350 degrees F for 45 minutes.

UNITY 2012 PARISH TOURS ~COOKS CREEK, ST ANNE’S, STS PETER & PAUL, GIMLI, ELMA & BRANDON ~

WYD GROUP FROM MB, WYD CUCP GROUP AND UKR PARK CAMP RETREAT

~ From the Chancery Pantry ~ Dessert Time!!

"Teamwork is no accident. It’s not a matter of luck or chance. Bosses create team-work–or kill it–by the way they treat people. Employees begin to show teamwork when they feel they are a respected and valuable part of an operation. Making them feel that way is something a good boss works at." Soundings, June ‘88, p. 13

Thought for the Month!

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"This is the age of full calendars and empty lives, divided highways and multiplied pollution, crowded streets

and deserted hearths, high crime and low principles." William Arthur Ward

How to Catch a Monkey

Eric Butterworth, Sunday Sermon Masterpiece Collection, Vol. I, p.310

In his book, Life is For Living, Eric Butterworth tells of an expedition of sci-entists who set out to cap-ture a particular species of monkey.…Using their knowledge of a mon-key’s ways, the scientists devised a trap con-sisting of a small jar with a long, narrow neck. Into the jar was placed handfuls of nuts. Sev-eral of these jars were placed along a jungle trail, being securely fastened to a tree. A monkey, scenting the nuts in a bottle, would thrust his paw into the long neck and grasp a handful of nuts. However, as soon as the monkey tried to withdraw its prize it found out that it’s clenched fist would not pass through the narrow bottle neck. A similar thing happened with each bottle. All the monkeys stayed where they were, screaming in fear, unable to escape with the booty, and yet unwilling to let go…until the members of the expedition arrived and took them captive. We may smile at the story about the mon-keys, thinking how foolish they were, but in some respects are we not very much the same? Do we not frequently cling to the very things that hold us back? Do we not fre-quently remain captive through sheer unwill-ingness to let go?

Focus on Success

John E. Anderson, Reader’s Digest, July 1993, p. 22

Recently, a promising 12-year-old gymnast went to a sports psychologist for help. She had all the skills of a fu-ture Olympic medalist, yet never seemed to live up to her potential. The psychologist handed her four darts and in-structed her to toss them at a target across the office. She

looked at him nervously. "What if I miss?" she asked. Those four words summed up her disappoint-ing career. Instead of focusing on how to succeed, she worried about how to keep from failing.

"Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdi-ties no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be cum-bered with your old nonsense." Ralph Waldo Emerson


"Trust your hunches. They’re usually based on facts filed away just below the conscious level." Dr. Joyce Brothers

Saint’s Corner

Note: Unity 2012 ~ 11 months

WYD 2013 ~ 2 Years

Tamara Lisowski 233 Scotia St

Winnipeg, Manitoba R2V 1V7

Unity 2012 Parish Touring The Unity 2012 team is visiting the various parishes of Archeparchy of Winnipeg from the beginning of March until December 2011. Oct 2 ~ Dauphin Parish Oct 9 ~ Thalberg Parish Nov 6 ~ St Andrew’s Parish Nov 5 & 6 ~ St Joseph’s Parish The group would like to inform all the parishes in the Archeparchy of what Unity 2012 is all about! They also have a short 15 minute PowerPoint presentation to show the parishes or a 5 minute presentation in the church. November 11 & 12 Unity 2012 Workshop weekend at the Chancery. Starting with supper at 6pm on Friday and ending with sup-per on Saturday at 6pm. All team members are required to attend.

Saturday, September 10 Unity 2012 MB group will be holding a our major fundraiser. will take place at Cook’s Creek Grotto. Entitled “A Night for Unity,” this will be an evening of music under the stars with the band Sloohai. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children and can be pur-chased by calling 338-7801 ext. 2.

Thursday, September 29 The U.C.W.L.C. Winnipeg Regional, is inviting the Youth along with the Brotherhood, to attend a Liturgy for Mitrat Stefan Semczuk, on Thursday, September 29, 2011 to be held at Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, 390 Marion Street, Winnipeg. Time: 7:00 pm. After the service everyone is invited to a reception to be held in the church basement. October 14 & 15 Thirty Fifth Convention of the Ukrain-ian Catholic Council Of The Archepar-chy of Winnipeg Canad Inns Polo Park Inn 1405 St. Matthews Ave. The youth session will be on Perceptions ~ Both of each other and of our church ~ how we are asked to have “A Call to Holiness-Walking in the Footsteps of Christ” We will end the session with voting in the new executive for the 2011-13 term.

Phone: 204-338-7801 Fax: 204-339-4006

New*** Email: [email protected]

Upcoming Events!

Saint Pulcheria Memorial 10 September

Profile Daughter of Byzantine Emperor Ar-cadius and Empress Eudoxia. Her father died when she was 15, and she became re-gent of the empire on 4 July 414 until her younger brother Theodosius was old enough to rule. Pulcheria took special care of her brother’s education, ensuring a strong religious background. She took a vow of chastity, and worked for religious reform and evangelization through the empire. When Theodosius took the throne, Pulcheria faded for a while into court life. She supported Pope Leo the Great regarding the Monophysite controversy, and when Theodosius married in 421, his wife con-vinced him to exile Pulcheria. On the death of Theodosius, Pulche-ria was recalled to be empress of the Byzantine Empire. She spon-sored the Council of Chalcedon in 451, and supported the Church against the Nestorian and Eutychian heresies. Built churches, hos-pitals, hospices, and a university in the city of Constantinople Born 19 January 399 Died: July 453 of natural causes Canonized: Pre-Congregation

Patronage: against in-law problems, against the death of parents, em-presses, exiles, orphans, people in exile, victims of betrayal

UCY/UCYA Winnipeg

UCY/UCYA

Unity 2012 For those interested in helping

plan Unity 2012, please Contact: Tamara Lisowski

(204) 338-7801 &/or

Sr. Janet Kozak, SSMI (204) 586-2906

If you have any Upcoming Events for October that you would like posted,

please send them to the UCY office by September 20 to be in the next edition.

If there are any questions regarding this information, please contact ~Tamara Lisowski @ 338-7801

(Monday-Thursday, 10am-3pm)~

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