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Coolant Service at Mullen’s Tire and AutoOur cars have to operate in a wide range of temperatures here in Carlisle and our engine coolant must be able to perform

‘no matter what’. Think for a moment about the environment where the coolant works. Very hot, high pressure, corrosive…

And all the while, it has to protect the components of the cooling system from corrosion. These components are made from steel and aluminum, plastics and rubber. The coolant has to be formulated to protect against corrosion for all of these different materials. That’s why different manufacturers recommend different types of anti-freeze for our vehicles.

There are several different ‘fami-lies’ of anti-freeze available. Your owners’ manual will tell you what kind you should use. Of course, Mullen’s Tire and Auto will know what to put in your car.

It’s important to stay on top of this because coolant system failure is the most common me-chanical problem people have Central Pennsylvania. Regu-lar service needs to be done to avoid failures and also to keep your warranty in place.

While the specifics of the ser-vice required may vary from vehicle to vehicle, your service consultant will know what to do. You’ll be advised to replace the coolant at specified intervals.

Some manufacturers may recom-mend periodic coolant system flushes. A flush adds a cleaning step to the fluid replacement pro-cess. Again, check to see what your service consultant recommends.

Someday, you may have to deal with an overheating problem, so you need to know what to do if your coolant temperature warn-ing light comes on or your tem-perature gauge is in the hot zone.

Now, overheating can be very expensive. You can literally melt down your engine and have to replace the whole thing. So take the warning signs seri-ously and take immediate steps.

First turn off the air condition-er. This will lower engine tem-

perature right away. Next turn your heater to maximum heat and run the fan at high speed. You might need to roll down the windows, but this will take a lot of heat off the engine.

Pull over as soon as you can safely do so, especially if you are stuck in slow-moving traffic, and shut the car off. It may take as much as 45 minutes for the engine to cool to the point that it’s safe to operate the car again.

If you need to add water or an-tifreeze, be sure to wait until the car cools down. Opening the radiator cap or even the overflow bottle when the cool-ant is hot and under pressure may result in serious burns.

So after the engine has cooled for 45 minutes or so, look to see if the coolant is low in the over-flow tank. If so, you can cover the overflow tank cap with a large cloth and open the lid. Then start the engine and pour in some water or antifreeze. Pour-ing it in when the car is running will circulate the new, cool fluid with the warmer fluid in the en-gine and avoid engine damage.

Of course, overheating is a se-rious problem and you need to get it fixed right away. Make sure the coolant is right before you drive home.

Those spring and winter in-spections really come in handy when they head off a cooling system problem. And don’t for-

get that severe service driving conditions, like towing or hot, dusty driving around the area, mean that you’ll need to service your coolant more frequently.

It is suggested that you have your coolant system inspected to find

small problems before they be-come big, and to change belts and hoses before they fail. After all, we don’t want you to lose your cool here in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. n

The above is a paid advertisement provided by Mullens's Tire and Auto.

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USAG, Carlisle Barracks Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare & Recreation

DIRECTORElizabeth A. Knouse

CHIEF, BUSINESS OPERATIONSKevin J. Small

CHIEF, CHILD, YOUTH AND SCHOOL AGE SERVICESMelody A. Irwin DIRECTOR, ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICELinda Slaughter

CHIEF, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Mary Anne Turnbaugh

MARKETING MANAGER Christopher J. Reitman

MARKETING STAFFMelanie S. RamosJacqueline ChicchiGreg CrouseBrandi HolsingerPaige Markley (intern)

PRINTERBrookshire Printing

First Choice is a Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation publication, published monthly. The appearance of advertising does not constitute an endorsement of goods or services by the U.S. Army. Activities and events are subject to change without notice. For more information, visit www.carlislemwr.com

To advertise in First Choice Magazine, please give us a call at 717-245-3777 or e-mail Carl_DMWR@conus.army.mil.

ON THE COVERCarlisle Barracks wel-comes the Month of June with great outdoor activities. Check out page 12 for the latest happenings!

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FAMILY AND MORALE, WELFARE & RECREATIONWhat exactly is Family and Morale, Welfare & Recreation?

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In 1940 a branch within the Army was established known as the Morale Division which later became known as “Special Services”. FMWR is a group of men and women who provide support and leisure activities to our Soldiers (active duty, Reserve and Guard) their Families, military retirees and civilian employees. Currently working in FMWR are approximately 37,000 employees worldwide and their mission is to deliver quality programs to Soldiers and their Families. There are many civilian employees who work for FMWR who have and continue to volunteer to deploy to Iraq so FMWR can provide the services and quality programs to the active service members who are away from their Families, defending our nation.

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Audi Mechanicsburg 6691 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg Call 717-796-Audi www.audimechanicsburg.com

A4 We have a wide selection of Certified pre-owned A4 sedans and cabriolets in stock, with special factory APR starting as low as 2.9%. Our service customers receive pick up and delivery service, an Audi service loaner and a complimentary car wash at no extra charge.

Example:

2008 Audi A4 quattro® 2.0T Quartz Gray, 36,300 miles $299/month Stk # Z529, sale price $23,299. $299/month plus tax with $3750 Down. 72 month buy @ 2.9%, APR with Audi Financial Services credit

DID YOU KNOW?Military families receive a 15% discount on a monthly service plan.

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Requires 2-year service agreement and new activation or eligible upgrade. Subject to credit approval. Taxes excluded. NVP Employee Discount: Discount available to eligible employees of the company participating in the NVP program. Subject to change according to the company’s agreement with Sprint. Available on select plans only. Discount applies to monthly service charges only. $200 early termination fee after 30-day trial period applies. Subject to credit approval. Offers may not be available in all markets. Other conditions may apply. Read service agreement for details.*Please note that even if you cancel services, you must return your device within 30 days, or you will be subject to an Early Termination Fee <http://www.sprint.com/etf> of up to $200. See your closest Sprint store for details.

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Experience the Civil War in South Central Pennsylvania on your bike! Choose from a variety of multi-day bike tour programs, May through July 2011, that link the area’s historical, cultural and outdoor assets to the United States Sesquicentennial Commemoration of The Civil War.

For more information or to make reservations: civilwarbiketours.com (717) 486-4455

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Valley! Discover new places or revisit old favorites as I travel the trails to unique experiences in the Valley. Each week view the new video and submit your guess to “Where’s John?” Keep checking back, because there are 10 locations to uncover. You’ll also see a few fun and relaxing pit stops along the way. There are 21 chances to win, so come fi nd me!

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EXPLORING Cumberland Valley

By: Kristen Oakley

Summer is upon us and the season offers a great opportunity to explore Cumberland Valley PA with friends and family. This season is perfect for exploring farm stands and farmers’ markets. Discover fresh fruits and vegetables, prepared

foods, desserts, upscale shopping and more at the West Shore Farmers Market. Pick your own fruit or flowers at one of the many farm retail locations or stop by a roadside stand for local seasonal favorites. Visit the newly opened Cumber-land Valley Visitors Center for a Local Food, Farm & Outdoor Attractions Guide.

Enjoy a day outdoors at one of the Valley’s three state parks. Nestled in Michaux State Forest, Pine Grove Furnace State Park’s 696 acres of-fer wildlife and nature enthusiasts a variety of activities. Pine Grove is also home to the Appalachian Trail Museum. Kings Gap State Park features educational programs, 16 miles of hiking trails, and guided walks, hikes, kayak and biking trips. Colonel Denning State Park features ecological and historical walks and programs, campfires, environmen-tal education activities and youth programs. Pine Grove and Colonel Denning both offer sand beaches for family fun and relaxing during the summer months.

June is a great time to find a unique event to attend. Cumberland Valley boasts a collection of inspiring arts events, educational history reenactments, community fairs and more this season. See a sampling below.

Plein Air Arts Festival in Camp Hill – June 3 – 5, 2011This three-day festival will include an art competition, art exhibits, workshops, lectures and music featuring local, re-

gional and national artists painting in the open air, plein air, style.

Foundry Day Arts & Crafts Festival in Boiling Springs June 4, 2011This juried festival will feature the original works of 100 fine artists and craftsmen of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen as well as pro-fessional artists and craftsmen from throughout the country.

ArtSHIP – Shippensburg’s Art, Wine & Brew Fest June 4, 2011Wine and microbrew tastings, sculptures, great food, music and children’s activities.

Live Music in the Garden on Pomfret St., Carlisle June 4 – Sept. 24 BYOB, snack & chairs and listen to free, live music every Saturday.

Civil War Bus Tour of Cumberland County June 9, 2011The tour will cover Cumberland County from Shippens-burg to the Susquehanna River following the route of the Confederate incursion which aimed for the capture of Har-risburg.

National Get Outdoors Day at Pine Grove Furnace State Park June 11, 2011The kick-off will begin with the first annual Iron Run Half Marathon and the Charcoal 5k Challenge. Other activities will include interpretative hikes, hike runs and live music.

Jubilee Day in Downtown Mechanicsburg June 16, 201183rd edition of the largest, longest-running one-day street fair on the East Coast.

Camp Curtin Civil War Days in Lemoyne June 18 – 19, 2011Civil War encampment with cannon firing demonstrations, lectures on local history, book signing, display of Civil War artifacts, and public Civil War Dance.

March to Destiny in Shippensburg June 24 – 26, 2011Living history event and re-enactment including camps, skirmishes, dance, games, lecturer, parade, demonstra-tion, food and much more.

For more event information and collections of things to see and do visit www.visitcumberlandvalley.com or visit the new Cumberland Valley Visitors Center at 33 W. High St., Carlisle, located inside History on High – The Shop. n

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es and physical activity expectations in the home. It is equally as important to educate parents and families as it is to educate youth with weight issues. Additionally, when learning new healthy behaviors and lifestyle choices, it is imperative that families support these new positive be-havior changes. It can sometimes be easy to accidentally sabotage an individual’s weight loss or healthy lifestyle ef-forts if you yourself have never struggled with weight is-sues. That being said, parents are highly encouraged to participate in this program as much as possible.

This program is designed for youth ages 10 and up. We kindly as that youth have a BMI at or above the 85th per-centile, which is designated as “at-risk” for being over-weight. n

The youth of America have an obesity problem, and the youth of the military do too. A 2005 Health Behaviors Study found that 2 out of 3 non-active duty beneficiaries are overweight, 1 out of 3 is obese, and 18.9% of DOD

dependents are obese. According to a 2008 survey conducted by the Center for Health Promotion and Preventative Medicine-Europe, at DOD Dependents Schools the percentage of children with weight issues doubled within four years. Overweight children are highly likely to develop into overweight adults, and experience increased risk for the associ-ated health problems. Health concerns include heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol, just to name a few.

First Lady Michelle Obama has recently launched the “Let’s Move!” campaign in an effort to combat the nation’s obe-sity epidemic. The program stresses healthy eating and physical activity, for not only kids, but parents, schools, and communities. On May 9th the First Lady announced new collaborations with participating organizations to support military families. Some initial collaborations are with the International Health Racquet & Sportsclub As-sociation which is offering free memberships for service members and families, and the American Council on Exer-cise which committed to offering one million hours of free personal training to families members of deployed service members.

The Carlisle Barracks is joining the fight to end childhood obesity with the “Fit is Fun” program. This summer pro-gram for overweight youth will focus on healthy lifestyle choices, and fun physical activity in a non-competitive at-mosphere. The goal of this program is to give youth and families the tools necessary to make good decisions, for the rest of their lives. This is not a weight loss program, and this is not just an exercise class. “Fit is Fun” is an in-vestment in a healthy future. Physical activity will be a part of every session, and while the activities will be non-competitive and all-inclusive, they will be physically chal-lenging. Learning about nutrition, the human body, self-esteem, and weight control techniques will also be a vital part of “Fit is Fun.”

Parental involvement is a key factor in this program. Let’s face it, parents make the bulk of the food purchase choic-

Fit is Funby: Lindsey Bradshaw, M.S.Assistant Director of Youth Sports

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WELCOME TOCARLISLE

After retiring from the military at the AWC, my husband Neil and I knew this was the place we wanted to call home. The area’s diversity of cultural events and activities provides a rich environment for families and singles alike. We are located a few hours from many major cities including Washington DC, Baltimore, New York City, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

If you would like more information why our area is so appealing to military fam-ilies, give me a call. Perhaps my home-town will become your hometown.

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LETORT VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER 245-3991TIKI Bar: Open Thursdays and Fridays from 4-10pm. Located behind the LVCC. Inclement weather the Joint Pub will be open. Graduation Brunch: Sat, Jun 11. Seatings: 11am, Noon & 1:30pm. Adults: $11.95, Kids (6-12) $5.95 and 5 & under Free.

BARRACKS CROSSING FRAME STUDIO 245-3319Beginner Framing Classes: Call for dates and times. Learn to frame your artwork in a small group environment (max. 4 per class). Cost: $50 (all supplies included)Refresher Framing Classes: Set up individually with instructor. Cost: $25 plus cost of supplies. Display of Framing Packages at Root Hall Cafeteria: Tuesdays 11:00am – 1:00pm

LEISURE TRAVEL SERVICES 245-4048/3309Disney Armed Forces Salute: Now until Sep 15, 2011. Active and Retired U.S. Military, including members of the

U.S. Coast Guard and current members of the National Guard or Reserves, may purchase 4-Day Walt Disney World Armed Forces Salute Tickets for themselves and up to five family members and/or friends. Call LTS for prices and details. Hersheypark Tickets: 1 Day Admission Tickets, Adults $35.50, Children (3-8) $28.00 and Seniors (55) $28.00.Baltimore Aquarium: Discount Tickets Available. 1 Day Admission $19.95 Active Duty/Military Adults with ID (Spouses & Teens included)/$22.95 Adults/$12.95 Children (3-11) limited availability.New York City Day Trip: Jun 25, $52 p/p Includes: Transportation (vendor bus) and bus leader. Registration required by 6/23/11.New York City Day Trip: Jul 16, $52 p/p Includes: Transportation (vendor bus) and bus leader. Registration required by 7/14/11.Cirque Du Soleil – Quidam: Aug 18 @ 7:30pm and Aug 21 @ 1:00pm. Giant Center/100 Level Seating. $60.25 p/p (save $21.50) - Limited Availability. Registration required by 7/30/11.

ARMY LODGING 245-4245H: Mon-Fri 7am-6pm and Sat-Sun 8am-6pm. Convenience…Continental Breakfast…Quality Service

BOWLING 245-4109Cosmic Bowling: Every Fri, 8 - 10 pm. $9 p/p. Bowling,

Cosmic Lights and Top 40 Hits!Family Cosmic Bowling: Every Sat, 2 - 4 pm. $9 p/p. Bowling, Cosmic Lights and Family Movies Played!Food Delivery: Thu-Fri 5-9pm. Minimum delivery is $5.

SPORTS 245-4029Fitness Classes: Thorpe Fitness Center, 3rd Floor. Step and Strength, Combatives, Muay Thai Basic, Zumba, Indoor Cycle & Abs, Grappling Drills, Yoga, Power Yoga, Yoga for Athletes, Fitness Boxing, Tae Kwon Do, Tae Bo, Body Blast, Peak Performance, Lumbar Stabilization and Pilates. All Classes are FREE.Massage Therapy: Thorpe Fitness Center call (717) 386-5171 or (717) 609-6854.

GOLF 243-3262Open Golfing and driving range is open Mon - Fri, 7 am - dusk and Sat & Sun, 6 am -dusk Golf Lessons available by LPGA Pro Golfer Kate Via. Lessons available Daytime, Evening and Weekend. Lessons for Beginner, Intermediate and Short-Game. Call the Pro Shop for more details.

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICES 245-4357Stress Management: June 7, 12-1 pm. Bring your lunch and learn how to define stress and its effects, recognize signs and symptoms and learn stress management strategies. Bldg 46, Anne Ely Hall, Room 106.Anger Management: June 21, 12-1 pm. Bring your lunch and explore techniques for managing anger. Bldg 46, Anne Ely Hall, Room 106.

CHILD YOUTH AND SCHOOL SERVICES 245-4555/3701Summer Camp: June 13- August 26. Enjoy 5 full days of camp Monday through Friday. All activities, field trips and meals are included. Registration by appointment only. Contact Parent Central Services 245-4801. Summer camps available at both Carlisle Barracks and

Letterkenny Army Depot.2011 Annual Student Music Recital: June 1, 4:30 pm – 6 pm at the Letort View Community Center. Rock and Bowl: June 3, 9-11 pm. FREE, Grades 1-12. Bowl with your friends and enjoy snacks, drinks, music and fun!York Revolution Baseball Game: June 4, 4:45 pm – 10:30 pm. $10 refundable deposit reserves your seat and includes a meal at the game plus transportation. Register by June 2.AWC Graduation 2011 Child Care: The CDC will be open on Saturday, June 11 from 8 am to noon to provide care for children infants to five years old. Cost is $16 per child (no multiple child discounts) Must be a CYSS member. Fun activities and a morning snack will be provided. Register by June 4.MST Cookout and Inflatable Paintball: June 18, 1:30-4:30 pm. FREE! Spend an afternoon with YS playing inflatable paintball followed by a cookout lunch. Register by June 16. Fit is Fun: Summer program for overweight youth, focusing on healthy lifestyle choices, and fun physical activity in a non-competitive atmosphere. Children must have a BMI above the 85 percentile for their age. Ages 10 +. July 11-August 19, Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10-12 pm.

OUTDOOR REC. 245-3657Paintball at Ski Roundtop: June 4. 9 am – 5 pm. Cost: $50, ages 10 and up. Package includes 500 paintballs, safety equipment and presentation, field fees and transportation. Register by June 1.Horseback Riding: June 12, 1 pm – 5 pm. For ages 7 and up. Cost: $70. Enjoy 267 scenic acres in Cumberland County’s gorgeous North Mountain. Ponies and horses of all sizes to accommodate beginners through advanced riders.Senator’s Baseball: June 16, Cost: $8 per person. Harrisburg Senators take on the Trenton

Thunder. Price includes admission and transportation. Register by June 14. Chesapeak Bay Fishing: June 18, Cost: $135 per person. Price includes transportation, licenses, all equipment and a beautiful day on the bay fishing. Register now! Meet at 3:30 am and return by 3 pm.Whitewater Rafting: June 25, 7 am – 6 pm. Ages 8 and up. Cost: $50 per person. A day of rafting on the Lehigh River Gorge. Price includes transportation and rafting. Register by June 22.

BOSLER/MWR LIBRARY PARTNERSHIPLog on to carlislemwr.com for library services and programs sponsored by MWR.

UPCOMING EVENTS:College Welcome PicnicJune 18Installation PicnicJuly 15County FairAugust 3

Activities and events are subject to change without notice. For more information, visit our website www.carlislemwr.com

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Familiy and Morale, Welfare & Recreation, DirectoryDirectorate22 Ashburn Dr., Carlisle, PA 17013Mon-Fri 7:30 am - 4:30 pm717-245-4332Marketing717-245-4533Corporate Sponsorship717-245-3777Financial Management717-245-4696Army Community Service (Anne Ely Hall) Mon-Fri 7:30 am - 4:30 pm46 Ashburn Dr, Carlisle, PA 17013ACS Director717-245-3868/4357Family Advocacy Manager717-245-3775Consumer Affairs Financial Asst. /AFTB717-245-4720Employment Readiness/Volunteer Manager717-245-3684Transition Assistance Program717-245-3684Relocation, Mobilization & Deployment717-245-3685Army Emergency Relief717-245-4720 Exceptional Family Member717-245-3775Army Family Action Plan 717-245-3684Army Lodging (Ashburn Hall)36 Flower Road, Carlisle, PA 17013717-245-4245Mon-Fri 7 am - 6 pmSat & Sun 8 am - 6 pmHolidays 8 am - 4 pmBarracks Crossing870 Jim Thorpe Road, Carlisle,

PA 17013Tues, Wed & Fri 10 am - 4 pmThurs 10 am - 8 pmSat 9 am - 4 pmClosed Sat prior to a Monday HolidayAuto Crafts717-245-3156Mon-Fri 8 am - 4 pmAuto Self Service (space available) 717-245-3156 call for availability

Frame & Engraving717-245-3319Frame Studio - Self Help717-245-3319Thurs 1 pm - 8 pmFri & Sat 9 am - 4 pmStrike Zone686 Letort Lane, Carlisle, PA 17013Mon - Thurs 8:30 am - 9 pmFri 8:30 am - 10 pmSat 9 am - 9 amSun 1 pm - 7 pmBowling Center717-245-4109Strike Zone Pizza717-245-3027Carlisle Barracks Golf Course901 Jim Thorpe Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Mon-Fri 7 am - duskSat & Sun 6 am - duskGolf Course717-243-326219th Hole Snack Bar717-245-3267Child, Youth & School Age Service637 Liggett Road, Carlisle, PA 17013Mon-Fri 6:30 am - 6 pmCYS Division Chief

717-245-4283CYS Central Registration717-245-3801School Liaison Officer717-245-4638Youth Center717-245-4555Youth Sports717-245-4170Child Development Center455 Fletcher Road, Carlisle, PA 17013717-245-3701Mon - Fri 6:15 am - 5:30 pmLetort View Community Center313 Lovell Avenue, Carlisle, PA 17013717-245-4352Letort View Catering717-245-3960/ 4329Tue-Thur 9 am - 5 pmJoint Deli (Army War College)Mon-Fri 7 am - 2 pmLeisure Travel ServicesTues-Fri 10 am - 4:30 pm842 Sumner Road, Carlisle, PA 17013717-245-4048Outdoor Recreation (ODR)Mon-Fri 9 am - 5 pm 842 Sumner Road, Carlisle, PA 17013ODR Programs717-245-3657ODR Equipment Rentals717-245-4616Sports Division 120 Forbes Avenue, Carlisle, PA 17013Sports Director717-245-4343/4029Thorpe Hall FitnessMon-Fri 5:30 am - 8:30 pmSat 7 am - 4:30 pmSun 8 am 3 pm717-245-3418

KEY POST NUMBERS EMERGENCY911Post Operator 245-3131Chapel245-3318Civilian Personnel / Jobs 245-3923Class VI / Shoppette 245-2275Commissary245-3105Members 1st Credit Union245-3900Dental Clinic 245-4542Dunham Health Clinic 245-3400Education Center 245-3943ID Card Center, Military 245-3533Legal Office245-4940Movie Theater, Reynolds 245-4108Optical Shop, PX 249-5150Police Desk245-4115Post Exchange243-2463Post Office, USPS 258-1930Thrift Shop243-1434Vehicle Registration 245-4972Vet Clinic245-4168

Root Hall GymnasiumMon - Fri 5:30 am - 8:30 pmSat, Sun & Holidays Closed717-245-4343/4029Pool (opens Memorial Day)Sun-Sat 11 - 7 pm

John UlshLicensed Realtor 717-991-4101john@thinkhhe.com

717.245.3991Reservations Required by noon on June 8thSeatings: 11 am, Noon, 1:30 pm

Adults: $11.95 Kids 6-12: $5.95 5 & Under FREE

Breakfast Favorites Slow Roasted Baron of BeefBourbon Glazed Ham Chicken Picatta Rustic Potatoes Wild Rice Pilaf Salad Station Grand Dessert Station!

Join Letort View Community Center for all your traditional Brunch favorites:

Saturday, June 11BRUNCHGRADUATION

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