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THE COMMUNITY MAGAZINE AND DIRECTORY FOR RESIDENTS OF KT20
december/january 2017 issue 104
DECEMBER/JANUARY
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t’s a bumper issue for reading this month and I hope you enjoy the array of articles listed below. And now the year is drawing to a close, I would like to take the opportunity to wish all Connection’s readers and advertisers a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year! See you in February!
Katie
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Contents
P6 Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree! Guide to picking and looking after a real Christmas tree.
P10-11 Holistic Health Eleana’s guide to pacing yourself before, during and after the festive period.
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Fit For Life
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Legal Matters
Solicitor Nicola Dudley on the responsibilities of an executor.
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Parlour Games
Turn off the TV, put away the consoles and have some good old-fashioned fun this Christmas.
P26 Alternative Xmas Tree Festival
Personal Trainer Jade explains the importance of combining good nutrition with exercise.
News of St Michael’s, Betchworth holding a day of alternative Christmas trees.
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P28 News from The Children’s Trust P32 Keystroke Associates
Charity Focus
Profile of local charity Sensory Services by Sight for Surrey.
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Family Entertainment
List of pantomines in the area.
Latest news on everything IT from Keystroke Associates.
P33-35 Community News
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Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree! Selecting a tree Get a healthy tree - Don't buy a tree that is losing green needles, or has dry, brittle twigs or a sour, musty smell. Excessive needle loss can be detected by vigorously shaking the tree, or dropping it onto the end of the trunk several times from a height of about 1 ft. The tree should have a good fragrance and an attractive green color, fresh tree will retain its moisture content and thereby keep its fragrance and needles, if kept in a stand that has a good water holding capacity. Limbs should be strong enough to hold ornaments and strings of lights. The needles should be resilient. Take hold of a branch about six inches from the tip, between your thumb and forefinger, then pull your hand toward you allowing the branch to slip through your fingers. Bottom of the tree - Note the location of large branches at the bottom. Be sure that the handle is long enough to allow display of the tree without cutting off the lower large branches.
Storing the tree before bringing it in the house Keep out of the sunlight - Do not leave a cut Christmas tree lying in the sunshine, especially if warm. Fresh trees will dry rapidly. Keep it in water - Stand it in a bucket of water in a cool, shaded location, either indoors or outdoors.
Setting up the tree in a stand
Cut off a disk of wood about 0.5 to 1 inch (1.25 to 2.5 cm) thick from the base of the trunk immediately before putting the tree in the stand. Make the cut perpendicular to the stem axis. Do not cut at an angle, or into a v-shape, which makes it far more difficult to hold the tree plumb in the stand, and reduces
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the amount of water available to the tree. Do not bruise the end of the trunk or get it dirty. Use a stand that fits your tree. Some stands have circular rings at the top, so the ring must be large enough so the trunk goes through the hole. Other stands are open, which allows more range in trunk size. Avoid whittling the sides of the trunk down to fit a stand. The outer layers of wood are most efficient in taking up water and should not be removed. Use a stand with an adequate water holding capacity for the tree. Using stands that are too small is a very common mistake. The stand should hold enough water to last 24 hours.
Watering your tree
Always keep the tree stand filled with cold water. Dried sap will form a seal over the cut stump within several hours if the water level falls below the base of the tree. If this occurs, make another fresh cut in the butt-end and promptly fill the stand with water. Use hot tap water which will soften sap and facilitate absorption. How much water - A tree will absorb as much as a gallon of water or more in the 24 hours after it is cut, and one litre everyday after. Maintaining a steady water level prevents the needles from drying out and dropping off and the boughs from drooping. Water will also keep the tree fragrant. Do not allow the water pan to empty or go below the tree base.
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HEALTH, BEAUTY AND FITNESS
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Get Fit For Life! Personal trainer Jade Parsons explains why nutrition and training work so well together
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utrition and training work together, so regardless of your goals you will see less results and even nonexistent results if you are not giving enough attention to both of these areas. We should all eat healthily and exercise every day, but take into account the reality of life! So yes its Christmas, but that doesn’t mean you need to forget exercise or forget to eat healthily whilst enjoying all the Christmas goodies. Nutrition and training are both still important NOW as well as in the New Year! Plan your nutrition and training: At certain stages of a program or goal, I think paying more attention on one thing over the other will help with larger improvements in your bodies’ health and goals. At the beginning of most goals nutrition is far more important than training hard and should become your number one priority! This is because if you are doing everything else right but still eating lots of processed fats and refined sugars, you wont see the results. If you cut these out and try replacing them with good fats, you will make an enormous and noticeable difference in your physique very quickly. We gain weight when we eat more calories than we expend. In order to lose one pound of fat, we must create a 3,500-calorie deficit, which can be achieved either through exercise and or diet. But sometimes if we exercise too much we can still over eat as you think you are burning more calories than you
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are. The muscular and nervous systems of a beginner are unaccustomed to exercise. This means it may be hard to start and keep going sometimes as it feels like too much. But you must stick with it, it does get easier! Any training in the gym, at home or classes can cause muscle growth and strength development to occur because it's all a "shock" to the untrained body. Water is the most important nutrient and yet it’s usually overlooked. Water and fluids are essential to keep the body hydrated and at the right temperature. Your body can lose several liters of sweat in an hour of vigorous exercise. So getting enough water will help with every goal. Easy tip is to make sure you drink plenty of fluids with every meal, whether you will be exercising, or not. Please remember that keeping your body weight too low, losing weight too quickly, or preventing weight gain in an unnatural way can have negative health effects. People are always to hard on them selves, even me. It leads to craving bad stuff, or wanting to give up so be sensible about it. Its important to set realistic body weight goals. It’s not a race! Take one-step at a time, or you will only just put the weight back on and be unhealthy. LEGS, BUMS AND TUMS FRIDAY 9.30AM CHURCH HALL, BUCKLAND ROAD, LOWER KINGSWOOD, KT20 7DN CALL JADE ON 07564525351 for more information and Personal Training or EMAIL jadeptraining@hotmail.com
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Charity Focus
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December 16th is first National Local Charities Day established to celebrate local charities. Here we focus on Sensory Services by Sight For Surrey
ensory Services by Sight for Surrey is the largest charitable organisation in Surrey working with people who are visually impaired, deaf, hard of hearing or who have combined sight and hearing loss. The charity has provided support to the blind and partially sighted community since 1922. It began to deliver services to the deaf and hard of hearing in February 2016. Its mission is to help anyone whose eyesight or hearing has become a cause for concern, whether they are registered with a sight impairment or not, to help them lead full and independent lives. To achieve this a wide range of services is provided to vision impaired people and their carers: • A team of Communicator Guides provide specialist support to anyone with a combined sight and hearing loss and enable them to get out and about. • A team of specialist Hearing Loss Advisors offer support in managing hearing loss and ensure the right support and guidance is provided. • Mobility and life skills training to children and young people. • A team of qualified social workers and Deaf community officers work with amily and carers. • A strong team of volunteers befriend and support our members. • Specialist technology training is provided at all levels. • The charity is present at hospital eye clinics to advise and support the newlydiagnosed with eye disease. • Innovative projects including children’s recreational trips and an
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Employment Club provide mentoring to people with a vision impairment in the workplace or who are seeking employment. The staff have a real understanding of the practical and emotional aspects of living with hearing and sight loss. Volunteers are at the heart of everything the charity does to support and empower people with a vision impairment to live independent and full lives. Becoming a Sight for Surrey volunteer can be a rewarding way to reach out to people in your community and unlock your own potential. If you speak to people who already volunteer they will tell you they do it because they love it. So why not help people who have a vision impairment or combined sight and hearing loss and have fun at the same time? Sight for Surrey offers training, support and reimbursement of out of pocket expenses to all volunteers. All volunteers are DBS checked and references are taken. Regular catch up meetings are held across the county, inVOLve, a newsletter is produced specifically for volunteers, an annual award ceremony is held and ideas and feedback are solicited on how support for volunteers can be improved. If you are interested in finding out more about these fulfilling roles and would like an informal chat to discuss the volunteering opportunities, please contact Sight for Surrey’s Helpdesk on 01372 377701 or email volunteering@sightforsurrey.org.uk
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Family entertainment this Christmas Aladdin Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Millbrook, Guildford, Surrey GU1 3UX 9th Dec 2016 to 8th Jan 2017 Ultimate Panto villain Kit HeskethHarvey returns as Abanazar. Following her performance in the West End production of War Horse, Emma Thornett will play the title role of Aladdin. www.yvonne-arnaud.co.uk/
Cinderella The Harlequin Warwick Quadrant, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 1NN 9th to 31st Dec 2016 With pop legend playing Chesney Hawkes playing Prince Charming and Redhill favourites Abigail Welford, Neil Wheatley and Simon Bashford back as Cinderella, Buttons and the Fairy Godmother. www.harlequintheatre.co.uk
Dick Whittington New Wimbledon Theatre The Broadway, Wimbledon SW19 9th Dec to 15th Jan 2017 www.atgtickets.com
Beauty and the Beast The Leatherhead Theatre 7 Church Street, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8DN 20th Dec 2016 to 30th Dec 2016 Leatherhead Theatre will transport you to the French village of 'Marsh de Mello', where a love story is waiting to unfold that will tickle your French Fancy. CBeebies TV star Rebecca Keatley will make a magical appearance too. www.theleatherheadtheatre.org/
Dick Whittington Dorking Halls Reigate Road, Dorking, RH4 1SJ 17-28 December 2016 The show features a host of professional performers, including Melissa Suffield 'Lucy Beale from EastEnders' as Alice Fitzwarren, CITV's Hi-5 Presenter Chris Edgerley as Dick Whittington and hilarious panto Dame Richard Aucott as Sarah The Cook.www.dorkinghalls.co.uk
Reigate on Ice Aladdin Epsom Playhouse Ashley Avenue, Epsom, Surrey, KT18 5AL 16th Dec 2016 to 8th Jan 2017 Favourite panto tale of a boy who finds a magic lamp. Genie-ous! www.epsomplayhouse.co.uk
Skating in Priory Park, Bell Street, Reigate RH2 1st Dec – 2nd Jan 2017 Ice skating, music, Christmas food and drink, rides, live entertainment. www.reigateonice.co.uk
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Legal Matters
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Nicola Dudley on the responsibilities of being an Executor
he death of a loved one can be a traumatic experience, especially if you have been appointed as their Executor and are having to deal with the practicalities of administering their estate. An Executor has responsibilities and liabilities and acting as an Executor is not straightforward as it is easy to make mistakes. Before deciding whether to instruct a professional to assist, an Executor should consider the following:Liability to Beneficiaries – if you cause loss to the estate you will be liable to the beneficiaries. For example, if you misinterpret the Will. Duty to exercise Care and Skill – this is a duty laid down by statute and professional Executors have a more onerous duty than a lay Executor. Personal Liability for Acts and Omissions – if you act reasonably your expenses can be recovered from the estate assets. Even though you will be personally liable for the cost of any professional you engage e.g. Estate Agents fees, you can recover the charges from the estate. If there are insufficient assets, however, then the Executor is personally responsible for any shortfall. Debts – if an Executor distributes the estate to the beneficiaries without discharging all the outstanding debts then they will be personally liable even if they didn't receive any of the estate themselves. They may also be personally liable to a beneficiary’s creditors if they pay a legacy to a beneficiary who is bankrupt. Inland Revenue (HMRC) – Executors are personally responsible for completing selfassessment tax returns for the period of the estate administration, both for Inheritance Tax, Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax. Any penalties incurred as a result of failing to complete returns or pay tax on time may not be recoverable from the estate and may be due from the
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Executor personally. Duty to Account - Executors have a duty to keep accounts and if they do not have relevant experience they are also under a duty to instruct a competent person to prepare them. The beneficiaries are entitled to see the accounts and the Court could order that accounts are prepared if they are not forthcoming. Protection – there is some! Executors can advertise for creditors of the estate and will not be personally liable to any creditors who miss the deadline for a claim, they can be relieved from personal liability for breach of trust or duty (but this involves a Court process) and they can take steps to identify missing beneficiaries to protect themselves against any claims once the administration is complete. Next steps? If you would like to discuss this further then please do not hesitate to contact Nicola Dudley at PWT Advice LLP on 0845 833 9025 or 07900 931478 ndudley@pwtadvice.co.uk. Call Nicola Dudley to discuss your requirements.
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Inheritance Tax Planning Wills, Trusts, Probate Lasting Powers of Attorney Fees are fixed and we provide full inheritance tax planning advice with even our basic wills. Home visits to suit can be arranged. To discuss your requirements please call Nicola Dudley on:
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Fun at Christmas! Ideas for parlour games at Christmas Remembering Christmas Gather up about 25 small objects related to Christmas and put them on a tray. Put the tray in the center of the room and give people three minutes to study the items. Then remove the tray, give everyone a paper and pencil and see who can come up with the most items. Christmas snooze Put a folded slip of paper for each person in a bowl; on one slip, write the word "elf." Have a lighted candle or other small light to put in the center of the room or table, or use the light of the Christmas tree. Turn off all other lights.Each person draws a slip of paper, and the one who gets the "elf" is it. He must slowly and secretly wink at another member of the party. That member then falls asleep. The object is for other people to guess who the elf is before everyone can be put to sleep. Take turns guessing, but there should also be a penalty for an incorrect guess, such as having to skip a turn. If the elf can put everyone to sleep before his identity is discovered, he wins a prize. If not, put the papers back in the bowl and let someone else be the elf. What's in the stocking? Fill an oversized Christmas stocking with a number of holiday objects. You can use things like holly, tape, pine cones, candy canes, Christmas ornaments, etc. Close the top, so you can't see inside. Pass the stocking around and let everyone feel it. Then give them a piece of paper to write down as many objects as they can. The one with the most correct answers wins. Candy Cane Relay You need two inflated balloons and two
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candy canes. Divide into two teams and decide on a common goal line. Each team lines up. The object is to balance the balloon on the candy cane and carry it across the goal line and back. If the balloon falls off, it must be replaced before the person can continue on. The first team to get their members across the line and back wins. Santa’s Helpers Divide the players into teams of two. Give each a present and wrapping materials. The object is to be the first team to get their present wrapped. But there's a catch. Each person can use only one hand; the other must be held behind the back. To get the job done, team members will have to communicate and work together. The Blind Cook The player has a large spoon, a bowl of marshmallows and a blindfold. The player must put on the blindfold and try to transfer as many marshmallows as he can to another bowl during a one minute time limit. When his time is up, tally up the marshmallows and then the next player gets a turn. After all players have had a try, the one who scooped the most marshmallows wins — and everyone gets to eat the marshmallows.
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Get the carpets cleaned in time for Christmas
Professional, Eco-Friendly Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Carpet Care Plus is owned and operated by Steve Barnett. Based in Walton on the Hill and covering the whole of Surrey, he has 30 years experience in the carpet industry and offers the following services:
. Carpet Cleaning - including stain removal and stain protection.
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. New Carpets supplied and expertly installed - samples brought to your home. We have invested heavily over the years in the best training and equipment, which makes Carpet Care Plus the first choice for Professional Carpet Cleaning for many satisfied clients in Surrey By using Carpet Care Plus, you can be sure of friendly, quality customer service, competitive prices and peace of mind that your home and furnishings will be treated with respect.
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Alternative Christmas Tree Festival At St Michaels’ Church, Betchworth on Saturday 3rd December 10am–4pm and on Sunday 4th December 12pm–4pm
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wenty local Betchworth organisations from The Dolphin Inn and Broome Park Nursing Home to the Church Choir will be designing and displaying their idea of an alternative Christmas Tree. This could prove to be very interesting! Each tree will be decorated with fairy lights, so it should be quite a sight. Most of the trees will be stood in the church windows and a few on floor spaces. Tables and chairs will be set up in the new vestry area where refreshments will be served on both days. These will include wonderful home made mince pies and cakes together with tea and coffee. The church will be filled with music and we have been promised a couple of charity stalls selling Christmas gifts.
are dedicating this first festival to the memory of Barbara Hawkins, a member of the bell ringers, choir and congregation who passed away earlier this year. Barbara really loved Christmas. All proceeds from d the Festival will go towards St. Michael's Church fabric fund. The voting slips will be counted on Sunday 4th, there will then be a very short service at 3.45pm, giving thanks for all the people who have taken part and those who have visited St. Michael's over the weekend. Please come along get into the Christmas spirit and vote for your favourite tree! www.stmichaelsbetchworth.net
We will ask visitors to donate £1 (or more) for a programme and a voting slip so that they can vote for the tree that they like the most. There is a challenge cup for the winning tree! We
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Calling all Volunteers! Volunteers needed to support people at home with life-threatening illness
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rigitte Trust volunteers offer a free service of emotional support, respite time and practical help at home, to individuals and families facing the effects of cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. During the past year we have supported over 300 Surrey families and we need new volunteers to continue and expand this vital service in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support. Volunteers are invited to join one of the Trust’s regular taster sessions and training courses. You will be supporting local families at a time of need. Volunteers, who should be car drivers, are asked to commit 4 hours each week to local visits. We will give you the skills and support to make a real difference.
Call the office on: (01306) 881816 or email brigittetrustadmin@btconnect.com today and have an informal talk about what the Trust can offer. More can be found on the training page of our website. www.brigittetrust.org 316 High Street Dorking Surrey RH4 1QX reg. Charity 288923
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Local children’s charity Christmas cards help make a difference
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f you are looking for Christmas cards that will make a real difference for charity, then look no further than the new range from The Children’s Trust. These delightful cards, with a variety of designs and seasonal greetings to suit all tastes include three twin packs. All are available to purchase from £3.95 with every pack containing ten high quality cards. Proceeds from the sale of The Children’s Trust Christmas cards, will help children with brain injury at the specialist rehabilitation centre in Tadworth Surrey, and across the UK. Children like Tommy At just three years old Tommy suffered a horrific accident resulting in a severe brain injury, leaving him unable to walk or talk. After his accident Tommy came to The Children’s Trust where he underwent specialist rehabilitation. Gradually an incredible transformation took place, with Tommy first learning to sit, then to crawl and finally to walk and
talk again. Tommy is just one of 40,000 children a year in the UK who acquire a brain injury. You can view and to order online, visit www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk/christmascards or order by phone on 01372 389943. Alternatively, pop into one of The Children’s Trust’s charity shops across Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Don’t delay, order your cards today and help make a difference! The last date for ordering to ensure you get your Christmas cards before Christmas is 16th December.
The Perfect Christmas Gift for Petrolheads
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f you’re searching for the perfect Christmas gift, an adrenalin fueled supercar ride at the 2017 Supercar Event could be the ideal present! The hugely popular weekend, held in aid of The Children’s Trust, takes place on 1-2 July 2017, Dunsfold Park, Cranleigh, Surrey. Not only does The Supercar Event offer once-in-a-lifetime passenger rides around the Top Gear track in over 150 of the world’s most elite supercars, it also provides a wide range of fun activities and entertainment for the whole family.
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Family tickets from £30. Book before 31 December 2016 to enjoy a 20% discount. www.thesupercarevent.com www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk
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ith Christmas on the way, might you be lucky enough to be given an I Phone, if so here are some examples of a few new interesting apps Rise Alarm Clock If waking up were easy, we wouldn’t be out inventing alarm clocks that explode or sound like the end of times. The Rise Alarm Clock app is beautifully designed and makes waking up about as pleasant as possible. It’s simple to operate – even allowing you to snooze just by shaking your phone. Find. Eat. Drink Find. Eat. Drink. is actually curated by people who know a thing or two.
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from Keystroke Associates Find. Eat. Drink. is run by chefs, bartenders, and sommeliers. With it, you can start finding all those spots that even those in the business love. Instructables For the craftsman on the go, our favorite DIY site has finally released their first ever iOS app (an Android version is in the works). Instructables offers plans to build everything from a simple new coffee table to a chair made out of tennis balls. If you want help on anything IT, call Judy on 01883 346 516.
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Community Noticeboard info@ktconnection.co.uk CARSHALTON DIABETES UK GROUP NEXT EVENING MEETING:Learn more about Diabetes and Eyes A talk by Mr. Muniraju, Consultant Ophthalmologist 7.30 pm on Thursday 12th January 2017 at The Friends Meeting House, 10 Cedar Road, Sutton, SM2 5DA NEXT DAYTIME MEETING:Short AGM followed by ‘Learn more about Diabetes Care’ A talk by Sarah Jupp, Diabetes Specialist Nurse 2.30 pm on Friday 13th January 2017 at the Diabetes Centre, 2nd floor, Block A, St. Helier Hospital, Wrythe Lane, Carshalton, SM5 1AA People with Diabetes, their families and friends are all welcome Further details at www.diabetesukcarshalton.org.uk or phone 07983 628071 CAROLS IN THE JUBILEE WOODLAND IN TADWORTH Please join us for Carol singing with the Choir of the Good Shepherd in the Jubilee Woodland on Saturday, 17th December at 4.00pm. Tadworth Cub Scouts are organising a BBQ starting at 3.30pm. Mulled wine and mince pies will be served. Everyone is very welcome.
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