68th ANNUAL MEETING
KENNEWICK WA
June 20, 2008
OFFICERS
PATTY AMOS ` PRESIDENT
PAUL HEESACKER 1st VICE PRESIDENT
EVELYN CATALDO 2nd VICE PRESIDENT
LYLE VOGELPOHL TREASURER
JOAN DAY SECRETARY
AGENDA
Call to Order and Welcome Patty Amos, President
Pledge of Allegiance Patty Amos, President
Introduction of Officers & Committees Patty Amos, President
Introduction of Past Presidents & other VIPS Paul Heesacker, 1st Vice President
Introduction of Delegates Evelyn Cataldo, 2nd Vice President
Invocation Pastor Evan Day
Credentials Report, seating of Delegates Mary Bolton
OFFICERS’ REPORTS:
President’s Report Patty Amos
1st Vice President --Budget Chairman Paul Heesacker
2nd Vice President –Custodian Evelyn Cataldo
Executive Secretary Joan Day
Treasurer –Club status –Financial Report Lyle Vogelpohl
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Bulletin Aids Chair Darlene Denton
Circulation Chair Bev Schroeder
Claims Committee Chair Rocky McCall
Directory Chair Audrey Vogelpohl
Education Margaret Stallknecht
Endowment Fund Chair Edna Nelson
Field Trip Chair Keene Clay
Historian Shirley Leeson
Juniors Chair Gary Buhr
Long Range Planning Chair Beth Heesacker
Newsletter Editor Bryan Schroeder
Nominating Chair Chuck Sonner
Northwest Rockhound Retreat Chair Lamar Tilgner
Past Presidents Council Russell Snook
Public Relations Chair Donna Lee Hanson
Resolutions Chair Betty Luke
Rules and Awards Chair Dee Holland
Safety Bo Jeffers
Scholarship Chair Rose Alene McArthur
Show Coordination Chair Judi Allison
Show Chair 2008 Margaret Stallknecht
Show Chair 2009 Doug True
Slide/Video Librarian Quita Perry
Stamps Chair Hermina Kolskiv
Supplies Chair Tim Hoff
Ways and Means Chair Janice VanCura
Webmaster Jack Eads
AFMS ticket sales Rocky McCall
AFMS Programs Dorothy Lee
All American Club/Rockhound of the Year Viola Jones
ALAA Exec. VP Jon Spunagle
NEW BUSINESS: TBD
Announcements
Adjournment
OFFICERS’ REPORTS
PRESIDENT’S MID-YEAR REPORT PATTY AMOS
1ST VP / NFMS /BUDGET CHAIRMAN PAUL HEESACKER
2ND VICE PRESIDENT /CUSTODIAN EVELYN CATALDO
As Custodian, I have contacted each of the Executive Officers, NFMS Standing Committee Chairs and NFMS Special Committee Chairs either by e-mail, post or phone to inquire as to whether they had any NFMS property in their possession. The majority of those contacted responded to the request. A detailed inventory of NFMS property as reported by the Officers and Committee Chairs was included in the Midyear meeting minutes.
From the gathered information, there are a couple of items of inventory that should be considered for reassignment or disposal.
The Newsletter Editor has in his possession a desk chair which is extremely uncomfortable and of little value. It is not in use and is taking up space at his home. Could someone else possibly put this chair to use? Also, it is my understanding, the Bulletin Editor’s software program "duplicate remover" is not transferable to the next Editor.
The Slide/Video Librarian has a metal cabinet with lock and some particle board shelving for slides that are not in use. Does someone else have a need for these items?
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOAN DAY
All clubs are asked to designate e-mail contact persons for inclusion in the Directory, including the club’s NFMS Director and/or Delegate, so that minutes, notices and other NFMS business can be sent promptly and inexpensively to everyone. If your Club did not get the Midyear packet, Midyear Minutes, or the Annual Packet; your Club and or Director’s addresses are probably missing or in error. Please send an email with the addresses (or updated address if they have changed internet providers) to the Directory Chair and to me at joanday@sisna.com Please be sure that your internet provider will allow our messages to your inbox – "Earthlink" prevents us from sending messages to their clients.
TREASURER NFMS LYLE VOGELPOHL
For the third year in a row we grew in membership. This year we gained 350 adults and 40 juniors!!!!!! Unfortunately 2 clubs disbanded but we gained a new club in Kalispell. He also added that the Junior Fund exceeds $xx,000 and he would like suggestions how how to use it since the IRS really does not like us just building bank accounts.
I will be doing an oral report with handouts of the reports on our funds and membership.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
BULLETIN AIDS CHAIR DARLENE DENTON
CIRCULATION CHAIR BEV SCHROEDER
Someone else needs to take over the circulation chair job for Bryan and me since it has proven too much in addition to the Newsletter.
CLAIMS COMMITTEE ROCKY McCALL
With the new laws and land movements changing every day it is difficult to keep on top of the regulations, it is a one on one project. The regulations not only change from state to state but from county to county. I am more than willing to work with any club that is interested to filing a claim. So far there has not been any interest. The NFMS has a fund to help in the filing cost ,but has not been used . At the general meeting in Ontario, if there are no clubs filing claims, I am going to make a motion to use the moneys in this fund to support another project.
This fund is not for a private claim, or for a claim that is delinquent . It was set aside only to help a club start the filing process. Think about the off-highway routes that the BLM is trying to get rid of -- if a club has a claim then they have leverage to keep a way open.
DIRECTORY CHAIR AUDREY VOGELPOHL
Each club gets one directory free with additional copies at $5.00. This year it is divided into colored sections to make it easier for you to find what you want.
I will do an oral report with some visual help.
EDUCATION MARGARET STALLKNECHT
Hi everyone! This has been a wild year! I have been to as many Shows and Club meetings as I could. Receiving a warm welcome from everyone. I have been asked many questions that I'm not sure of the answers, but I have been in contact with the top people to try and get the right answers for everyone by the time we have the show in Ontario.
I'm in hopes of having an information work shop for those that would like to learn more about the how the Federation works and how to present the many things available for your clubs to draw on. I would like to see a lot more use of the film Library and have more input from the members of the club for the delegates to bring to the meeting.
One of the biggest questions that I feel really needs to be addressed is 'How to get more members and things to do to keep them.' This seems to be one of the biggest problems with the older clubs. The membership drops & they quit having shows and they’re not bringing in new people. I found that one of my best sources for new people are the schools. If you have kids that like rocks, they will bring Mom and Dad to meetings if they know about them. The best way to do that is have a committee that will put together a traveling rock box to go to the schools and scout troops and talk about the rocks in your area. Talk with your local newspaper to get in the community calendars. Hold easy field trips that are close and easy on the gas, do work shops. We all need to get out there and work on expanding our clubs.
ENDOWMENT FUND CHAIR EDNA NELSON
The following is the Interim Report of the Endowment Fund as required by the NFMS Operating Procedures.
On June 1, 2008 the Endowment Fund assets were on deposit at Charles Schwab Investment Broker. The totals were as follows with comparison numbers from last year’s fiscal year end report.
6-1-2008
8-31-2007
Cash & Money Market $xxxxxxxxx
Bonds (Fixed Income) xxxxxxxx
Stocks (Equities) xxxxxxxx
Mutual Funds xxxxxxxxx
Other (Preferred & ETF) xxxxxxxx
Total $xxxxxxxxxx
Checks not yet deposited $ xxxxxxxxx
$xxxxxxxxxxxx
Anticipated Income Results for the calendar year of 2008 is expected to be $xxxxxx. Based on these numbers the Endowment Fund overall yield in 2008 should be about 5.8%.
Portfolio transactions since the Annual Report on 8-31-2007 have been:
Redemption of the $xxxxxxx Nara Bank 5.2% CD called in early by the Bank on 2-21-2008.
Redemption of the $xxxxxxx Hillcrest Bank 5.5% CD called in early by the Bank on 2-23-2008.
Redemption of the $xxxxxx Bank of Okla 5.05% CD matured on 2-22-2008 .
Purchase of $xxxxxxx Gabelli Equity Income Fund .
No losses or gains were experienced on these transactions. However losses on securities "held but not sold" continued to be experienced as the investment markets continued to correct lower based on the liquidity problems in the mortgage and finance areas of the economy.
The Unrestricted Account Balance is $ xxxxxx
The Restricted Account Balance is $ xxxxxx
Total Assets $ xxxxxxxxxx
Contributions for the 8 months ending April 8, 2008 totaled $xxxxx. Club and individual contributions included:
$ 50.00 Eugene Mineral Club
$ 50.00 Everett Rock & Gem Club
$ 100.00 Marcus Whitman Gem & Mineral Society
$ 45.00 Tonya Sommer
$ 70.00 Southwest Washington Mineral Society
$ 25.00 Sylvia Wood
$ xxxxxxx Total
Please note that these numbers are my best effort but are not audited figures.
Sincerely, Jon Spunaugle, Treasurer
FIELD TRIP CHAIR KEENE CLAY
RE Field Trips for Federation
As Field trip Director, I am trying to encourage individuals and clubs to sponsor field trips to their areas. The individual club may call it a Federation field trip or may simply open it up to other people that may be interested. The goal is to increase the knowledge of collecting areas and the number of people willing to lead trips while increasing the interaction between clubs and areas.
At this time, I have the Tri-fed trip to Jackpot that is on the schedule for Memorial day weekend. I am also planning to personally lead a trip in the Prineville/Ochoco area for the Labor day weekend (Aug 29-31 and Sept 1) before the rockhound retreat.
Bryan (with the NFMS News) has offered to print field trips in the paper. Clubs are encouraged to send their field trip lists to him to share with the others in the Federation.
Bryan will also print any field trip summary information on how to get to an area that you know about and what you would expect to find. Please send a short summary and any maps that are available to Bryan and share your local knowledge with the rest of the Federation membership.
Silent and Oral Auction rock needed for Federation Show. The income from the Oral and Silent auctions adds $xxxxxx to the Federation treasury each year. Federation representatives are requested to arrange for their club to bring and donate quality rock to the oral and silent auctions. Material should be clean and labeled. Bring material to the show during setup on Thursday after 4:00 and deliver it to the silent auction area. (Contact Keene Clay or Dick Parks.) If your club has committed to bring material please contact Keene Clay (odroc@comcast.net, (503-558-8500) in advance of the show so we will know what to expect. We will try to arrange assistance in transporting for larger amounts of material.
Keene Clay, Silent Auction Chair.
HISTORIAN NFMS SHIRLEY LEESON
First, I’d like to acknowledge Roger Beck for collecting early articles pertaining to the AFMS Rules for Competitive Awards. These came from early Gem and Mineral magazines and are from the 1960s.
Second, the NFMS Historian’s duties were defined in Boise in 2004. It was determined at that time that the duties did not include taking care of searching out the museums of interest within the NFMS boundaries. Unfortunately the NFMS web-site still has my name as a contact person for this project. At Boise I suggested someone take on this position but it was never filled. Please do not forward information to me. Contact the webmaster, Jack Eads to have something either removed or added. It is at the pleasure of the NFMS Executive Board to create this position and I strongly support this suggestion. I have been contacted on a number of occasions and suggested they forward their information directly to the webmaster, but there should be someone coordinating this before turning it over to the webmaster.
JUNIORS CHAIR NFMS GARY BUHR
We need prizes for the Wheel and things for the Auction. We have three applications for the Junior Achievement Award but the sad thing is they are not listed as Juniors in their respective clubs. Lyle Vogelpohl said that the AFMS has a program called Future Rockhounds of America that the Juniors can use. The only problem is that the Juniors MUST be paid members of the Federation’s clubs to be eligible for this program and any future prizes or awards they may earn.
1.) When fuel prices went over two dollars I was forced to stop traveling all over the Northwest to Rock Shows once or twice monthly. I continually ask Juniors, Juniors Advisors or anyone interested in sending electronic photos or articles so we all can realize how much is really going on in your area of the Northwest Federation (AK, ID, MT, OR, UT, WA).
2.) The Junior Achievement Award Trust Fund now has over twenty thousand
dollars and we need to develop a valuable and constructive way to spend some of those funds. If you have any good suggestions please contact Lyle Vogelpohl or Gary Buhr.
3.) Webmaster Jack Eads creates a superb monthly update on the NFMS Juniors Web Page. Editor Bryan Schroeder continually provides excellent layout for the Juniors Page data in the Northwest Newsletter. Thank you both for your ongoing and timely service.
4.) We are anticipating an historical turnout of Juniors Competition Display Cases at the 2008 NFMS Show and Convention in Ontario, Oregon.
5.) KIDS CORNER desperately needs Spinner Wheel of Fortune prize material such as polished agates, jaspers, petrified woods, small or single crystals, rough rocks, obsidian, or shells or ? We also will need small polished gems for the dry sand gem panning. Donations greatly appreciated!
6.) The 2008 KIDS CORNER Junior Achievement Award Trust Fund Raffle has few prizes at this time (March). We need at least 25 quality prizes such as books, jewelry, lapidary or bead work, mineral specimens, prospecting tools or anything that you believe would motivate Rockhounds to purchase tickets. Thank you kindly for your donations and consideration of our future.
LONG RANGE PLANNING CHAIR NFMS BETH HEESACKER
What does that future of our hobby look like to us?
Do we see a vibrant and expanding club with new finds in new locations or do we see clubs dying off and a world where these lands are closed to us and our hobby is limited to estate sales and high grading from the collections of our fellow rock club members?
The first area of concern is the people and is a problem probably very common to most clubs. The majority of the members are those who have been faithful to our wonderfully invigorating hobby for many, many years. We appreciate them, their expertise and guidance but they are the foundation, not the future. If we want to see our clubs grow we need to spread the word to younger people that we have a family oriented and exciting hobby.
We need to go to where young people are and use the tools to attract them that appeal to young people, like the internet. Set up a vibrant and colorful website. Keep it up to date and change it often in order to attract people back to it. Place posters, or copies of your newsletter, in libraries and stores. Keep in contact with your schools and find ways to make presentations and advertise the fact that you are from a club that has exciting meetings and field trips.
Advertise those exciting field trips outside your club (check on your club's insurance liability), and make sure that your outings are child friendly. Set up one day workshops/demos for the public, and advertise them well, so that others can see the beauty of what we have found and get a taste of what we do. All club functions must have activities for the children in order to be a place that their parents can attend. Make sure you have club brochures and applications available, of course.
Have a rock show that is changing, expanding and draws new people in with widespread and exciting advertising. Focus again on what the younger generation might be interested in: new rocks from new dealers, more educational opportunities, exciting activities for the kids, demonstrations that allow hands on and take home projects, etc. Be sure again to have your club member applications prominently available.
The second problem is that many areas are closing down. Be active in groups that are government watchdogs such as the Oregon Council of Rocks and Minerals and your NFMS. Keep your ears open to hear about any actions by the government that threatens our access to the forests, deserts and mountains. Forward this information to the larger groups so they can act on it. Join with others that want to keep access open even though you might not agree with everything they are about. The ATV groups, for example, are larger and have more clout and we can find ways to share the land with them as long as we keep vehicle access open.
I know there are other opportunities out there that will help us make sure our hobby has a bright and vibrant future. I value your input so please get in touch with me and share your ideas. Thank you.
NEWSLETTER EDITOR NFMS BRYAN SCHROEDER
Problems seem to crop up with the bulk mailing. Apparently some people are not receiving the Newsletter, possibly because bulk mailing sometimes goes to a different zip code. I am working to fix that problem. The newsletter is on the Website so anyone who wants can print it and they can notify him not to mail a copy.
In order to help the Newsletter be better, I am is asking for an Editorial Board who would write opinions regarding current issues and also articles from different clubs regarding things they are not sure of and would like an answer to.
NOMINATING CHAIR NFMS ROCKY McCALL
NORTHWEST ROCKHOUND RETREAT CHAIR LAMAR TILGNER
The Northwest Rockhound Retreat is showing signs of being a success. This being our fourth year, we have upgraded the number of Workshops that are available for the participant. For 2008 we have : A full Lapidary Shop with about 10 workstations, High speed Sanders, Trim Saws, and Large Saws plus Polishers, A Silversmithing workshop, A Casting workshop, An Intarsia workshop, A Faceting workshop, A Wirewrapping workshop, A Beading workshop, A Stone Setting workshop, and last but not least we have a Judges Training workshop. This is becoming a well rounded event.
I was finally able to make contact with the webmaster and we now have our information on the NFMS website.
The Northwest Rockhound Retreat is still full and we now have a waiting list of 17 plus several waiting till next year, because we only accept the first 50.
We are preparing a DVD for distribution to all Northwest Clubs. At this point the pictures are all selected and the script is about finished. When completed, it will be inserted in and we will try to get them in the mail.
Sorry I couldn’t be with you but I am in North Carolina in the Judges Training class. Hopefully the end result of this will be that all Westerners can come to the Retreat for Judges Training instead of going to North Carolina. A real cost savings on travel.
PAST PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL RUSSELL SNOOK
PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIR DONNA LEE HANSON
RESOLUTIONS CHAIR BETTY LUKE
No resolutions have been presented.
RULES AND AWARDS CHAIR DEE HOLLAND
Rocky says we have had a number of people who have asked to have their exhibits evaluated and we will be happy to do that in the hope that NEXT YEAR they will put the same case in competition. REMEMBER, 2009 is the Northwest/American Federation Show and Convention in Billings, Montana. All master exhibits that receive 90 or above this year will automatically be eligible for competition at the AFMS level next year.
SAFETY CHAIR BO JEFFERS
SCHOLARSHIP CHAIR ROSE ALLENE McARTHUR
This year’s Scholarship honoree is Ed Romack.
SHOW COORDINATION JUDI ALLISON
I continue to send your show’s information to the NFMS Newsletter, web site and the magazines, Rocks and Minerals and Rock and Gem (I understand Rock and Gem will be going online soon as is Lapidary Journal, which I also submit to.)
I would like to remind clubs to SEND YOUR INFORMATION AS SOON AS YOU HAVE IT. If you send it early, you are guaranteed more exposure, but if you send it with only two or three months leave time, you may not get any exposure. For example, if you send information to me on the eleventh of a month two months prior to one when there will be no publication, (Say, the 11th of October – no publication in December- your information will not show up in the NFMS Newsletter until Jan because the cutoff for the November publication is the 10th of October.) And the least amount of leave time required by any of the magazines is three months. I try to check my e mail at least once a week, but don’t always catch something sent on the 10th. So, please be very timely with your submissions.
I would also suggest that you have a publication chairperson or be certain that sending off the information is in the written description of the chairperson of your show. I sometimes get duplicate information or someone writes wondering why their information isn’t in the publications. If I don’t receive it, I can’t pass it along.
Just to let you know, I am in the middle of moving, and my e-mail and physical address will be changing. So, be sure to look for the update in the newsletter before you make your submission.
This note is an addition to my midyear report. I want to remind people that my phone, mailing address and e-mail have changed. Bryan has done a good job of listing them in the newsletter, so you can get the information from there. Again; please remember the show coordinator can only send in information received, so please make me work a bit harder and everyone send me the information about your show. Judi
SHOW CHAIR 2008 MARGARET STALLKNECHT
Good day! Boy, is everyone coming on board for the show! It has been so wonderful to see and hear the good comments about our "Up and Coming in Ontario" show. Since I took on the show in 2006, I have learned so much. With so many people right there at every turn to keep me going. With having a good time at the same time! One of my philosophies in life has been to improve my self by learning something new everyday - no matter how big or how small and having the gift of being the shows chairwoman sure has enriched that a lot for me!
While in Ogden in March, I met the most wonderful people that have such a zest for life! They will be at the show working on prepping Dino bone from the Museum there in Ogden. They were the most popular display at the show. I'm so thrilled that they will be at the show with us. Mr. Endley will also be there with his Dino eggs believe me, that is a life time love to see what he has gotten over the years. We will be having a Dino walkway for the kids to take part in and many, many things happening all day, everyday.
But we still need help from all the clubs! The Kids' Corner is in desperate need of supplies. They had such a good turnout in Montana that they are running out of many of the things that they need to entertain the kids with. Please look around the house.
Do you have bits and
pieces that you could spare? Yarn, string, pompoms, google eyes, glue's, new pencils, fake fur, pieces of lace, ribbon, colored paper, cookie cutters felt pieces, or the new foam material that they could cut. Material of some kind. We plan to have a table where the kids will learn to build a Dino in a bottle patterned after the old ship in the bottle. Its so cool but we need a lot of bottles of all kind's and shapes. Pringle cans with their lids, dried beans and rice to make shakers.
We need TUMBLED ROCK most of all for grab bags. Ogden went through 2000 first day. In 1/2 day, Caldwell ran out too. The kids love them and their priced right. Plaster of Paris and pie plates, sequins for the animal imprints, good clean stuffed toys for prizes at some of the games. There will be a country store so any old thing laying around that someone else might like. You know - one man junk is another man's treasure. The new clubs here need used equipment and books of all kinds is great. We will also have Pins and T-shirts to show off that you were at the show, plus the Federation shirts and hats. So be proud and show off your colors.
There's still plenty of camping. We have 5 shower spots and many field trips before, after, and during the show. In addition to the talks by our trip leaders there at the show, we have self trip maps that will be available. We would like to have you spend as much time as you can at the show while it’s open. Show support for our dealers because without them, the show would just not be the same. We have the outside dealers. You're going to see a lot of new faces and material that hasn't been on the market before so bring the spending money and have a good time we hope to have fun things for everyone. The gold panners are ready to show you the latest in panning. The Knappers will be setup ever day to teach you how to make your own arrowheads. Please take time and learn from some of the best there is around. The black light club will be on hand to answer questions.
SHOW CHAIR 2009 DOUG TRUE
SLIDE/VIDEO LIBRARIAN QUITA PERRY
The Directory lists the programs we have in stock and we would like to have more new ones.
STAMPS CHAIR NFMS HERMINA KOLSKI
This year we have over $xx,000 for Cancer research from sale of donated postage stamps.
SUPPLIES CHAIR NFMS TIM HOFF
WAYS AND MEANS CHAIR NFMS JANICE VANCURA
WEBMASTER NFMS JACK E. EADS
AFMS TICKET SALES ROCKY MCCALL
AFMS PROGRAMS DOROTHY LEE
AFMS President Shirley Leeson is very concerned regarding the lack of participation in AFMS Programs. Dorothy has questionnaires and asks that anyone with an opinion please fill it out and get it to her.
ALL AMERICAN/ROCKHOUND OF THE YEAR VIOLA JONES
A nomination for Club Rockhound of the Year has been received from the North Puget Sound Faceting Guild for Robert Jimenez--our long-time Bulletin Editor. Texas rockhounds, Bob and his wife Shirley (now deceased) moved to Washington in 1998 and immediately became involved in the Whidbey Pebble Pushers and the North Puget sound Faceting Guild. Bob became the editor of both club newsletters – winning many honors for his editorial expertise. Bob and Shirley were officers in both organizations. They enthusiastically planned and help coordinate two faceting conferences held by the faceting guild. Bob was instrumental in starting a school program honoring children for exemplary behavior. Students received polished rocks as their reward. Bob also helped junior rock hound activities including field trips, teaching about rocks and displaying. Although Shirley never got Bob to facet, he published a thorough and interesting bulletin for nearly 10 years. Bob has demonstrated a high standard of excellence in all aspects of the hobby and we thank and salute him. Submitted by Vi Jones and Beverly Dillon, NPSFG.
Hells Canyon Gem Club of Lewiston, Idaho nominated Ralph Mathewson as their 2008 Rockhound of the Year. "Ralph's unfailing good humor, helpfulness, and patience are truly the facets of a gem of a guy. Ralph is a master Facetor. He competes at the shows and has won international faceting awards. You can always count on Ralph to put in a display at our show. He is never too busy to teach his art at the club, at shows, demonstrations and on a private basis. On top of that, he is eager to aid the children of the community whenever we give presentations at the schools".........."Truly, Ralph is a stable and reliable asset to our club." Submitted by Rose Alene McArthur, Federation Director (Complete text is in June, 2008, Northwest Newsletter.)
Thank you Rose, for your club's nomination.
I hope everyone read the reminder article for the Northwest Newsletter. Everyone please note that this is a wonderful, inexpensive way to honor your club members and let everyone know how much they are appreciated. I would recommend that each club have a committee appointed or add this duty to an officer's job description so that it doesn't get forgotten. Please forward your yearly nomination to: Vi Jones, P. O. Box 2841, Mount Vernon, WA 98273-7841, phone (360) 424-8340 and the best way is to e-mail your nomination to rocks1x1vi.george@verizon.net Remember to keep the write-up to about 100 words (or I will edit it!) and I will forward it to the Northwest Newsletter and the AFMS Newsletter. Thanks everyone!
ALAA EXEC VP JON SPUNAGLE
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