Newsletter November 2023
Our mission is to improve the quality of life for people as they age.
50 years
Thank you for celebrating with us!
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Brian’s View
Meteorology has always fascinated me, and as
a backpacker and sailor, I’ve had plenty of reasons to pay attention to weather systems. You might know that November is our rainiest and windiest month here in the PNW. Energy left over in the system from summer heat enables higher energy events. So enjoy the drama before we settle into the more benign drizzle of January and February! Speaking of changes in weather, I have to reflect that Senior Services for South Sound has our own seasons. Just recently we held our Fall Gala, where we celebrated our 50th anniversary as an organization. It was grand! We raised over $117,000 for our mission and people had a great time. Now that we are debriefing and recovering from that big push, we go into the Fall/Winter with an eye toward the holidays and finishing 2023 strong. Over the past few years, we have grown our organization to better serve the growing and dynamic community of seniors in Thurston and Mason Counties. Our little region contains a full range of community types, from deeply rural to high rise downtowns. Our seniors are even more diverse than our geography. Our programs are booming with participants, and this makes us happy deep in our hearts. And yet we know that only a small fraction of eligible seniors take advantage of our many offerings. We hear constantly about seniors who remain home, alone and lonely. We know the health outcomes for isolated seniors who remain isolated are poor. We open wide our arms to your friends, relatives and neighbors who would benefit from a trip, a class or a nutritious hot meal. We are YOUR community senior-supporting organization, and I assure you we offer more than you think we do. With your generous support of donations and volunteer time, we remain steadfast in our belief that improving the quality of life for seniors is a beautiful pursuit!
Thank you to our Local Partners:
Brian Windrope Executive Director
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Celebrating Seniors
Our 50th Anniversary, held at the Lacey Community Center on October 7, was
a fantastic success! We are so grateful for everyone who helped us raise more than $117,000 to fund our mission. Our volunteers and staff worked hard to make the evening very special, and we were so happy to celebrate our first half century with our community. Among the highlights of the event were a musical performance by Gayla Duerr and Marshall Ellison that brought to life many classic songs of the 1970s, and a keynote speech by former State Senator Karen Fraser. We were very pleased to be able to premiere our latest movie, “As Time Goes By,” which took a whimsical approach to our 50 year history. Starring members of our senior community and a few of our staff, the movie can be viewed at https://50years.cbo.io/. Visitors to our Olympia Senior Center can see the fabulous “50” sculpture made for the event by volunteer Linda Roseberry. Covered with photographs from our half-century history, this eyecatching piece now sits atop the piano in our lobby, where it will remain lobby through the end of the year. If you weren’t able to attend our gala or either of our summer 50th birthday parties, we hope you’ll celebrate with us in spirit as this anniversary year winds down. Remember, donations make up more than 40% of our budget, so we hope you will consider supporting us with a gift so that we can continue our mission to improve the quality of life for people as they age. To make your gift, head to southsoundseniors.org/give.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS! Local Partner
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Leader Sponsor Wine & Liquor Sponsors
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Volunteer Spotlight: Holly and Rosie
Holly and Rosie are often thought of as sisters. While the
label might be genetically untrue, the pair do consider themselves to be sisters of the heart and have the volunteer shift schedule to prove it! Holly Maxim and Rosie Haque met each other while volunteering at the Senior Center’s Estate Store, but then COVID hit and the store eventually closed for good. When unmasked life finally returned to the Center, they both asked Volunteer Coordinator Theresa Ziniewicz if she would schedule them as a volunteer team at the Budd Bay Bargain store, and they’ve been working together every Wednesday afternoon since. Holly also volunteers at the reception desk where she fields phone calls, explains organization services and points people in the right direction for other community services. Rosie grew up in Chicago, and after retiring decided to move to Olympia to be near her only daughter. Holly, on the other hand, lived in Arizona, California and Oregon until moving to Seattle, and then eventually headed down I-5 to the Olympia area. Rosie was a Mental Health Nurse, but once she retired she decided to move to Thurston County – quite a culture shock compared to the big city of Chicago. The Olympia Senior Center seemed like a great place to meet other people and maybe help out as a volunteer. She loves the area, with things like 15 minute free parking on all parking meters (whoohoo!), free parking after 5 p.m. and free parking all weekend long, things you would NEVER find in a large town like Chicago. In the meantime, Holly was living in Seattle when she earned a scholarship that eventually brought her to the Evergreen State College to take Consciousness Studies and Library Technician classes. With her college degree in hand she then returned to Seattle where she took care of her sick mother for 15 years while working for Meteorcom, a company working for all four national railroads. But the lifestyle in Olympia had gotten to her, so when her mother died in 2018 she decided to retire and move back to the State Capital. These two ladies are perfect examples of retired seniors volunteering at least a half a day a week to help keep the Senior Center up and running. You could do the same. It’s really simple! As we say each month, just contact Theresa at 360.586.6181 ext. 120, or visit our website at southsoundseniors.org/volunteer, and soon you could become a member of the volunteer staff. But the first step is up to you, so please give Theresa a call. Who knows, maybe one month YOU will be interviewed in this newsletter column! -Scott Schoengarth
Scott is the coordinator for the Bus Buddy Program of Thurston County, a partnership between Intercity Transit, Catholic Community Services of Wester Washington, Volunteer Services and Washington State Department of Transportation. He can be reached at 360.688.8832.
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Brighter Days: Registered Nurse
REGISTERED NURSE NEEDED Do you have a current RN certification? We need YOU for our Brighter Days program at the Virgil Clarkson Lacey Senior Center. Get Involved Today! 360.586.6181 ext. 120
The Brighter Days Registered Nurse assesses participants’ health care needs, documents findings and recommendations and consults with program staff concerning nursing needs of participants, medically complex issues, health care policies and reviews participant ability to self –administer medications. Assists with training of staff in development of health care procedures and policies.
Meals On Wheels: Mason County Driver Become part of our Senior Nutrition Program by helping to distribute meals to homebound seniors! This position will take you on a route through Mason County and lasts two to three hours every Tuesday.
Are you ready to get involved? Contact Theresa Ziniewicz, Volunteer Program Manager, at 360.586.6181 ext. 120. Or you can find volunteer applications at SouthSoundSeniors.org/Volunteer. You’ll be glad you did!
Volunteer of the Quarter: Barbara Underhill
Congrats to our Volunteer of the Third Quarter, Barbara Underhill! Barbara volunteers for the Senior Nutrition Program as well as in the coffee bar at the Virgil Clarkson Lacey Senior Center. “She’s always ready to fill in for other and both the kitchen manager and the site manager know they can count on her,” Barbara’s nominator said. “She is easy to work with and kind and respectful to her fellow volunteers, center employees and the Center’s clients. She bakes and donates treats to the coffee bar weekly. Her attitude, commitment, and cheerful willingness to be of service to others should be recognized.” Thank you to Barbara and all of our volunteers for your hard work and dedication to our mission! Without you, Senior Services for South Sound would not exist. Other nominations for the third quarter were: Mary McClain, Angie VanCamp, Kathleen Connolly, Mick Baker and Ana Wieman. southsoundseniors.org • 222 Columbia St NW • Olympia, WA 98501 • 360.586.6181
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Senior Nutrition Program
Crystal Rodriguez and Brandon Bolender are our newest Senior Nutrition Program team members.
Crystal, who has a background in service and nutrition work in the adult family home community, will be heading up our new Shelton Community Dining site. Brandon is a dishwasher and kitchen assistant at the Olympia Senior Center. “I really wanted to help the community, to broaden what I did before,” Crystal says. “I was only taking care of three clients in my previous job, so this way is like I’m taking care of hundreds of clients at once.” While she knows she was important in the lives of those three clients, Crystal says that by working with the hundreds of seniors who participate in our community dining programs every day she feels that she’s having a bigger impact on the community as a whole. Brandon, on the other hand, says that he applied for his job because he likes being around and learning from seniors. He also says that he just really loves washing dishes. Another thing about Brandon is that he loves Star Wars. If you think you know all there is to know about the Star Wars universe, talk to Brandon. You will quickly realize that all your knowledge can’t hold a candle to what Brandon knows. He also loves comic book universes like Marvel and D.C. Crystal may not be able to out-geek Brandon, but she is our resident craft guru. “If anyone needs ideas or help with any crafty projects I’m the person to come to,” she laughs. Stop by the Olympia Senior Center and help us welcome our two new awesome team members to our family! Join us for November celebratory meals! Olympia Senior Center: Monday through Friday from 11:45 am to 12:30 pm Virgil Clarkson Lacey Senior Center: Monday through Friday from 11:30 am to 12:15 pm November 2 - Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead): Pozole Rojo with Cotija Cheese and Tortilla Chips. November 9 - Diwali: Palak Paneer, Aloo Bhaji and Rice Kheer. November 15 - Thanksgiving: Turkey, Stuffing, Sweet Potatoes, Mashed Potatoes, Green Bean Casserole, Cranberry Sauce and Pumpkin Pie. November 30 - Native American Heritage Month: Baked Salmon, Roasted Squash Succotash, Saututhig. southsoundseniors.org • 222 Columbia St NW • Olympia, WA 98501 • 360.586.6181
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Pet Assistance for Low-Income Seniors
Kristy Wilkins our new Pet Assistance for Low-
Income Seniors coordinator, says that this is the job she’s always wanted but never knew existed. “I wanted to help pets and help seniors, I just never knew they could be the same thing,” she says. A Lewis County native, Kristy comes to us after over a decade of working in hospitals and various director positions for nutrition and senior living. Over her career, Kristy has been crisscrossing the country, living in Tennessee, Hawaii and Montana… and San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Texas and Indianapolis. After a whirlwind career that seemed nonstop (five years of which she spent living out of a suitcase), Kristy decided to move back to the area to take care of her aging parents. The self-described mother of three cats, Kristy is the perfect fit for the PALS Program which helps low-income seniors pay for veterinary bills. “All three are either strays or hand-me-downs,” she says of her cats which all have health concerns and are seniors themselves. “I’ll do anything for them.” With her own love of animals and personal experience with the sometimes overwhelming expense of vet bills, Kristy is able to approach each call with compassion and empathy. “My favorite part of my job is getting our funds into the hands that need it,” she says. Three weeks in, Kristy already has success stories. Welcome to the team, Kristy! Want to help low-income seniors and their pets? Visit our website at southsoundseniors.org/pals and donate today!
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Trips & Tours
This month we will be saying bon voyage to our dear friend and Trips & Tours Manager Sky Myers.
Sky started work for our organization ten years ago, working for the first three years as the Director of Travel and Retail which included the oversight of our former Estate Store (now Budd Bay Bargains). After the pandemic, she turned to Trips & Tours as her sole focus. “After the pandemic, when we all came back I just started really focusing on T&T as a program and not just a revenue stream,” she says. Once she took to heart the idea that travel truly does fall under our mission of improving the quality of life for people as they age, the program took off. “We designed the program to be mission-driven,” Sky says. “It promotes diversity, it builds community and friendships. This is bettering people’s lives and is impactful.” Sky says that the part she will most miss about working in the Trips & Tours office is her clients, many of whom have been traveling with her since the beginning. While she’s not sure what the future will hold, Sky says that she intends to stay in the travel industry. She also hopes to stay in mission-driven work. When asked if there was anything else she wanted to talk about at the end of our interview, Sky shared some words I think we can all benefit from: don’t let fear hold you back. “Take a risk,” Sky urges. “Don’t be afraid to make new friendships. Go explore new things.” Sky’s last day will be November 13. Unfortunately there will be no Travelers Tea or Trips & Tours catalog for November. Keep your eye out for trip announcements on Facebook, by subscribing to our Trips & Tours newsletter and signage at our centers.
Travelers Tea Canceled for November 17.
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Olympia and Virgil Clarkson Lacey Senior Centers will be
CLOSED Friday, November 10 for Veterans Day
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Classes, Services & Activities OLYMPIA SENIOR CENTER Party Bridge Group
Explore Olympia Walkabout
This is a new event that will be held on the first Thursday of every month. Open to the Public
Dine Out - For Olympia Senior Center
Every Monday from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Come and join our new Party Bridge Group, meeting at the Olympia Senior Center. This is not a class, rather a group for experienced players…come and join the fun!! Open to the Public
Thursday, November 9 at 10:00 am Join us for a walk from the Olympia Senior Center to City Hall with a stop at Stellar Juices, where we will have some samples. Stellar Juices is locally owned and serves delicious, locally sourced, organic plant-based juices, smoothies, hot beverages and foods! Meet in the lobby of The Olympia Senior Center at 10:00 and Dance As You Are Party! Thursday, November 2 from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm wear weather appropriate clothing and sturdy Come on down and dance with us! Partners are walking shoes. Open to the Public not necessary, but good manners are!
Death Café with Glenn Harper
Olympia: Wednesday, November 8 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm What is a Death Café? At a Death Café people, often strangers, gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. Our objective is ‘to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives. A Death Café is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session. Death Cafés are always offered: • On a not for profit basis • In an accessible, respectful and confidential space • With no intention of leading people to any conclusion, product or course of action • Alongside refreshing coffee, tea – and cake! Open to the Public
Thursday, November 9: Uptown Grill, 514 Capitol Way S. at 5:00 pm Come and have a lovely meal and lively discussion at Uptown Grill in Olympia! Everyone pays for their own meal. Your reservations for Dine Out must be made NO LATER than 2:00 pm the Monday of the week of Dine Out. If we do not have your reservation by Monday at 2:00 the week of, we will not reserve you a spot. Open to the Public
Senior Reads Book Club
Thursday, November 16 at 10:00 am For November the Book Club will be reading Anxious People by Fredrik Backman. All are welcome to join our lively discussions! Be sure to bring suggestions for our next book. Open to the Public
NEW Bridge Group!
Mondays from 1:00 to 3:00 pm Come and join our new Party Bridge Group! This is not a class, rather a group for experienced players. Come and join the fun!! Open to the Public
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Classes, Services & Activities VIRGIL CLARKSON LACEY SENIOR CENTER Tech Help with Jeff
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 to 11:00 am If you have questions, issues or need troubleshooting with any of the following portable devices: smartphones, laptops, tablets, iPads or readers. Please bring your device and drop-in! Open to the Public. Drop-ins welcome.
Digital Literacy for Seniors 55+
Tuesdays in November from 9:00 to 11:00 am Digital Literacy is a service that seniors will enjoy. You will become more comfortable and capable when using laptops, smartphones, and other tech devices. If you don’t have your own laptop, a Chromebook will be provided to you for in classroom use, otherwise, please bring your own. FREE and Open to Public. Drop-ins Welcome.
Dance Socials
Every Tuesday from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm This exceptionally popular weekly event is back at VCLSC! Come and dance and/or listen to Swing Stuff, a live 2.5 piece band, who know how to get your feet moving. No partner necessary! Coffee, punch and snacks provided. Members: $7; General Public: $10
Free Jewelry Appraisals
Thursday, November 9 from 9:00 am to 3:15 pm Get your jewelry appraised here by Porcello Jewelers of Bellevue. Almost everyone has an old class ring, a broken chain, or an old watch in a drawer or safe place. Find out what it’s worth and should you want to sell it, they may be able to make you an offer. (Check out the price of gold on this date online!).
Bereavement Support Group
Friday, November 10 from 2:00 to 2:30 pm Due to Veterans Day Holiday, this meeting will be by Zoom. Send an email to essentialspiritcounselling@protonmail.com to participate!
Dine Out - For Lacey Senior Center
Tuesday, November 14: Red Lobster at 4504 Martin Way E. Olympia - 5:00 pm Join the Virgil Clarkson Lacey Senior Center for an evening at Red Lobster! Meet at the restaurant at 5:00, where we will dine with good food and better company! Everyone pays for their own meal. Open to the Public
Pet Support Club
November 14 & 28 at 1:00 pm This club encourages seniors to adopt pets, support those who are fostering pets, and help Animal Services by collecting donations specifically on their “greatest needs” list! For seniors who love animals! Open to the Public
NEW! Death Journaling
Thursday, November 16 from 10:00 to 11:30 am Come spend 90 minutes with Death Doula and Grief Coach Aypril Porter, creating your personal death journal. Open to Public
TED Talks Plus with Jay Wallerstedt
Thursday, November 16 from 10:00 to 11:30 am “Permafrost is Thawing - Watch Where You Step!” We’ll view three TED Talks Plus videos and discuss them as a group. Also, we will have a person who lived in Alaska for many years tell us about their personal experiences with permafrost in the Fairbanks area. Open to Public
Free Notary Services
Monday, November 20 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Bring your paperwork, photo ID, etc, to this free service provided by Blessings Mobile Notary Services. Open to Public
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November Speaker Series 10:00 am on most Wednesdays at the Olympia Senior Center. Dr. Gwen Grams on After Death Communication Wednesday, November 1 @ 10:00 am • Olympia Senior Center In this presentation, we review the scientific literature about ADC (after-death communication) and talk about a study currently underway at The University of Virginia Medical School and William and Mary School of Education. The study examines the therapeutic benefits of ADCs and their positive impact on bereavement. We’ll follow the presentation with a question and answer session. But, we promise we will have more questions than answers!
Stephanie Penland on Nutrition and Easy and Inexpensive Recipes Wednesday, November 8 @ 10:00 am • Olympia Senior Center Join Senior Services’ own beloved Stephanie Penland as she discusses food, nutrition, and easy inexpensive recipes. She may even bring along a delicious soup for us to try!
Maureen Wells with Unforgettable Art Wednesday, November 15 @ 10:00 am • Olympia Senior Center Join art historian Maureen Wells as she brings art depicting various winter scenes and holidays.
Christian MacMillan with Edward Jones Investments Wednesday, November 29 @ 10:00 am • Olympia Senior Center Join Christian MacMillan from Edward Jones Investments as he talks money! What Happens After the Paychecks Stop? A Retirement Income Primer is a 50-minute seminar that discusses income during retirement. We’ll explore how to budget for retirement expenses, examine potential sources of retirement income, discuss strategies to provide for your goals and address potential risks.
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Employee of the Quarter
Let’s hear it for our employee of the Third Quarter Above and Beyond Employee, Stephanie Elsass!
According to her nominator: “Stephanie has been a bright burst of energy and a much welcomed addition to the Senior Services team. For Teamwork, she is always willing to pitch in and radiates an ‘I can help’ attitude. She Respects her coworkers but just as importantly, she respects her volunteers and each member that walks through the doors. Her sense of humor and kindness are true forces to be reckoned with and are usually enough to lift even the dreariest of moods. If she doesn’t know the immediate answer, she will communicate that she will find out, and circle back, thus demonstrating Accountability. For Acceptance, she nurtures a climate of belonging by embracing differences as a driver of cultural strength and being a true cheerleader of “weirdness” in the best of ways. Congratulations to all other nominees this quarter: • Meghan Leishman • Bryan Hildebrand • Stephanie Penland • Betty Conway • Sandee Peabody • Amy Lowe • AJ Titley • Darlene Martin
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SHIBA
Happy November! The Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors are here to help you understand your Medicare choices. Medicare’s Open Enrollment season is in full swing until December 7, our trained volunteers can help you understand your options. We have volunteers available for phone consultations Monday through Friday. If you leave a message at 360-586-6181 ext 134, a trained volunteer will contact you, usually within two business days. Our call volume is high this time of year, but we will get back to you soon if you leave a message!
Monthly article of interest: Beware of Scams During Open Enrollment “Be aware of common scams, especially during Medicare Open Enrollment in the fall. Some simple tips can help you protect yourself and your loved ones. The SMP, which provides one-on-one case assistance to those who think they may have been a victim of Medicare fraud, can help.” -From the National Senior Medicare Patrol via the LiHerald. SHIBA presentations in October (For presentations via Zoom, please register with our office at 360.586.6181 ext. 134 or email jrich@southsoundseniors.org) New to Medicare via Zoom November 1: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm November 14: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm November 16: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm November 22: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Senior Medicare Patrol-Prevent Fraud via Zoom November 2: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Get Help Paying for Medicare (MIPPA) via Zoom November 9: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Want to talk to someone directly? Here are some in-person options, no registration is necessary! Olympia Senior Center Wednesday, November 8: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Wednesday, November 15: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Mason County Senior Activity Center (190 Sentry Drive, Shelton) Thursday, November 16: 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Open Enrollment Information: Yelm Timberland Library (210 Prairie Park St. NE, Yelm) - November 2: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Olympia Timberland Library (313 8th Ave SE, Olympia) - November 2: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
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So much to celebrate! The month of November is rich with days meant to commemorate and celebrate the diverse cultures and backgrounds of millions of people. Join us in celebrating, acknowledging and sharing a special senior-friendly meal at the Lacey and Olympia Senior Centers in honor of the following.
Native American Heritage Month: Also referred to as American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, this month underscores Native American cultures, traditions and histories significant in shaping historical contributions and provides opportunity to learn about some of the unique challenges Native people have faced and continue to overcome. 11/1 - 2 Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead: Día de Muertos embraces the interdependent relationship between life and death. It is believed that the spirits of the dead return home to spend time with their relatives during this period and is a time of remembrance and great celebration. 11/11 Veterans Day: Honoring military veterans and commemorates the ending of WWI in 1918. 11/16 International Day for Tolerance: Tolerance is more than passively accepting but it requires respect for human rights where “fear, distrust and marginalization are supplanted by pluralism, participation and respect for differences.” Stands for dialogue, social cohesion and mutual understanding. 11/12 Diwali: Depending on the lunar calendar, Diwali is a Hindu festival lasting five days in October or November. Diwali is celebrated worldwide not just by Hindus but also within Jainism, Sikhism, Buddhism and others. Also known as the Festival of Lights, Diwali celebrates the timeless triumph of good over evil. 11/20 Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR): An annual observance held every year on November 20 that honors the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence. 11/23 Thanksgiving: Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the US which first remembered the sharing in a harvest feast between Plymouth colonists and the Native American Wampanoag people. November is also Movember, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, Family Caregivers, and National Homeless Youth awarenesses month.
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Upcoming Bingos
Open to the public! Doors open at 6:00 pm. Must be 21+. $25 cash at the door to play. Also available: snack bar, 50/50 raffle, special game tickets & daubers. Enjoy a cash bar and costume contest! CASH ONLY.
2024 Bingo Dates Have Been Announced! Stop in at either center for a full lineup.
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