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Digital Footprints & Our Lasting Legacy Given some recent circumstances I think it is prudent for me to revisit a topic I covered previously in this space. This article is simply an update of one I wrote two years ago.

Recently I was reminded how differently our children view electronic media than we do. I continue to be amazed at what information and pictures students will post for the entire world to see and read. Unfortunately the items students lay out before the world does not always paint them in a positive light. As we continue down the technology superhighway, at an ever-‐increasing speed, I think it is important to have a discussion with your children about their digital footprint and the electronic legacy they are leaving.

I have read articles and heard stories of people who lost jobs or had scholarships rescinded because of unflattering information posted somewhere on the web. I have been told that college admission offices will search online to see if a potential candidate has inappropriate material posted online. Do you know what information your son or daughter has put on the web for all to see?

I encourage all of you to have a discussion with your son or daughter about what information they text, post on Facebook or Instagram, or tweet to the world. Remind them that once they hit send, they no longer control where the information goes or who eventually will see it. Every electronic byte of information your children send out is part of their digital footprint and the lasting legacy that some will use to define them.

Kevin Bals Principal

Volume XXII | Issue 3 Dec 2015/Jan 2016

Co-Presidents’ Corner High Tech Times

The HTHS PFA publishes the High Tech Times six times a year. It is posted on the PFA web site.

You can access the current and past issues from the Documents tab on the top navigation bar.

A link to the latest issue will also be sent to you as soon as it becomes available.

High Technology High School | Lincroft, New Jersey http://www.hths.mcvsd.org

As 2015 draws to a close, the seniors are busy finishing up those college applications, while juniors are prepping for standardized tests, and sophomores are heavily involved with their research projects. The freshmen can certainly congratulate themselves for finishing the first marking period.

As usual, the PFA has been busy. It hosted the inaugural HTHS Alumni Homecoming the day after Thanksgiving on Friday, November 27. We had about 120 alumni in attendance. We thank all HTHS student volunteers, Shilpi Agrawal, Austin Huang, Mrs. Huang, Michele Rosivack, and Lily Wang who helped make the event a success. A big thanks to our custodian Bill Dobbins who provided the history-rich HTHS tours for the alumni. Finally, thanks to our faculty members who attended!

Congratulations to all the inductees of the National Honor Society and thank you to the Hospitality Committee for a wonderful evening on November 10th! The PFA welcomes the new NHS members with many warm wishes! We also thank Hospitality and all donors for providing refreshments at the four information sessions for prospective freshmen in October and November.

As you plan your holiday shopping, please keep the PFA in mind! Each time you visit your favorite retailer through the HTHSPFA website, the PFA will earn a small percentage of every purchase! First visit http://www.hthspfa.org/ and then link to your favorite retailer. Spirit Wear can be found at http://www.mylocker.net/new-jersey/lincroft/high-technology-high-school/index.html .

We are also looking for local or national businesses that might be interested in becoming a corporate scholarship sponsor. Maybe your company, a company that a family member works with, or even a friend who has a company that might dovetail with the interests and talents of HTHS would all be great ideas! Please send your contact info to Austin Huang or Rachel Yang, co-chairs of the Scholarship Committee.

We thank every family sincerely and deeply for their generous contributions to the annual fund drive this year. The response has been amazing. Special thanks goes to Michele Rosivack, Jeff Kniffin, MaryAnn Doyle, and Catherine Vought for helping out with the drive. For those who intended to give, but haven’t had the chance, we have GOOD NEWS: there is no penalty for late donations! We will continue to accept donations, which are tax deductible for 2014 up until the last day of school before the winter holiday.

We are planning to host a parent chat session (right before our next PFA meeting) on December 7 at 6:30pm. Senior parent Austin Huang has offered to make a brief presentation on summer programs for high school students. Hope to see you there!

Again, on behalf of the HTHS PFA, we thank every single family for all they do to help us support our wonderful school and wish everyone a happy and safe holiday vacation, and a joyous 2016!

Upcoming dates to keep in mind are: the next PFA meeting on Monday, December 7th at 7PM; Holiday vacation Thursday Dec 24 through Sunday Jan 3rd; First PFA meeting of 2016 on Monday, January 4th at 7:00PM; and Classical Music Night on Friday, February 19th!

Our very best,

Ajita John and Paul Hughes

Co-Presidents, HTHS Parent Faculty Association

Submissions for High Tech Times should be sent to: [email protected]

Please submit articles in plain text or MS Word format.

Articles for the Feb/March edition are due by Wednesday, January 27th

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PFA news Student Enrichment – Your PFA Contributions Hard at Work!

One of the largest components of the PFA budget is allocated to Student Enrichment (formerly called Global Enrichment). At the request of faculty, Student Enrichment provides funding for events, trips or projects which supports Common Core Curriculum Standards, and collectively, reaches the broadest range of students across all four years. To date this academic year, the Student Enrichment committee -- which is comprised of two parent representatives from each grade plus one representative from the PFA Executive Board -- has approved funding for the following faculty requests:

• Web Hosting (Mr. Hanas) – Funding has been provided to support an annual subscription for server space used to host student projects developed by the Computer Science and Software Engineering class and the Computer Club.

• PEEC Trip (Mr. Borchardt) – The capstone of a student’s career and social growth at HTHS, PEEC is a two-‐night Senior class camping trip to the Pocono Environmental Educational Center. This event, which takes place annually in May, provides opportunities for students to participate in cooperative learning experiences. While students pay for a portion of the trip (including lodging and food), PFA funding supports busing and a “Birds of Prey” activity.

• Academic Bowl Competitions (Dr. Eng) – PFA funding will provide for 50% of total registration fees for team members to represent HTHS at the following upcoming competitions: National History Bowl, National History Bee and the National Geography Bee.

Additionally, funding has been approved for busing and/or performance tickets for the following foreign language department outings which afford students immersion opportunities in language, culture and the arts:

• State Theater, New Brunswick (Dr. Cava/Ms. Chen) – In October, Freshman and Sophomore students of Spanish attended a performance of Flamenco Fire, a celebration of “the golden age of flamenco in an explosion of vibrant color, passionate rhythm, and intricate movement.”

• Princeton University Art Museum (Ms. Semoc-‐Morris & Dr. Cava) – In November, students of French and Spanish experienced different forms of French and Hispanic visual art forms, including the museum’s current exhibition, “Cézanne and the Modern: Masterpieces of European Art.”

• Philadelphia Art Museum (Ms. Semoc-‐Morris) – In December, students in French Levels 3, 4 and 5 participated in guided museum tours, providing an opportunity to learn about art across and within cultures.

• El Repertorio español, NYC (Dr. Cava) -‐ In February, Junior and Senior Spanish students will attend a performance of Zapatera Prodigiosa, a dramatic comedy by Federico García Lorca.

Faculty requests for funding may be submitted to Cathy Brennan, Student Enrichment committee chair at [email protected].

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PFA news A MESSAGE FROM THE HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE:

THE PAST FEW MONTHS THE HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE HAS BEEN VERY BUSY WITH SOME GREAT EVENTS. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION CEREMONY WAS A LARGE SUCCESS AND WE WANT TO CONGRATULATE ALL THE INDUCTEES AND THEIR FAMILIES. APPETIZERS, DIINNER AND DESSERT WERE AVAILABLE FOR EVERYONE ATTENDING THIS CELEBRATION. WE ALSO PROVIDED SNACKS AND BEVERAGES FOR ALL THE FOUR INFORMATION SESSIONS. WE HOPE TO SEE ALOT OF THE FAMILIES WE MET DURING THESE SESSIONS AT NEXT YEAR'S SCHOOL EVENTS.

WE APPRECIATE ALL THE DONATIONS OF FOOD AND SUPPLIES THAT WERE DONATED. YOUR GENEROSITY HELPS TO MAKE THESE OCCASIONS A POSITIVE EXPEREINCE FOR ALL. A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO KATHY DOLAN AND SUSAN WINOGRAD FOR ALWAYS CONTRIBUTING THEIR TIME AND TALENT TO THESE EVENTS, AN ADDITIONAL THANK YOU TO UMA GOPALAKRISHNAN, SABRINA WANG, JUDY WANG, TRACEY GEARY, IVY WANG, YAN ZHANG AND ALL THE OTHER VOLUNTEERS WHO HELP TO MAKE THESE EVENTS RUNS SMOOTHLY AND SUCCESSFULLY. WISHING YOU A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON,

ANNETTE WALL & MARLA SCHACHTER

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Faculty Spotlight:

High Technology High School | Lincroft, New Jersey


Tara Bufis I did not come into secondary education by the most direct route. In fact, much of my experience has been on the college side.

I grew up in Connecticut and went to Bryant University. At the time, Bryant was only a business school and my plan was to be an advertising executive and work on Madison Ave. So, I majored in Communications and started on my way. However, while at Bryant, I LOVED planning events and working with all the clubs and organizations. I could not believe that they paid people to run college programming and oversee activities. After graduation, I moved to the Bronx as my first job was working at Fordham University. I started out in Residence Life and after a year was hired as the Student Activities Coordinator. I loved working with the students, helping them develop intellectually, socially, personally and then finally supporting them in the transition to the next step of their lives. While I was there I worked on my Master’s Degree in Counseling.

Thinking I should put my business degree to work, I left Fordham after 5 years and took a job with a company in Manhattan. All of my clients were universities so I have worked on many, many campuses. However, it never felt right to not work with students, so, after a few years, I knew I wanted to return to education, but this time, as a high school Guidance Counselor. I wanted to help students prepare for what they would do in their lives beyond high school. I wanted to help them find the answers to three questions: “Who are you?”, “Where are you going?” and “How are you going to get there?”. I knew that being a high school Guidance Counselor would allow me to help students answer those questions and be more prepared for the next step. While I awaited my state certification and was interning in the Guidance Office at Bayonne High School, I was offered a job as an Admission Counselor. My time as an Admission Counselor gave me more compassion for the students in the application process because I knew what to look for when a student came in confused about the process. I also knew what these students went through when applying and the anxiety of waiting for a decision. Working in a Guidance Office made me a better Admission Counselor but having worked in multiple college settings and bringing various life experiences to the table made me a better Guidance Counselor. My first job in a high school, after getting my certification, was at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. I was there for 8 years before I joined HTHS in February 2013.

In my spare time, I love to workout at the gym and knit (though not at the same time!). I also teach knitting lessons at a small shop in Point Pleasant. To me, the perfect day would be waking up in the morning, going to the gym, having my favorite breakfast of eggs over-easy and rye toast with my husband, then knitting while watching one of the shows I missed on TV (Madame Secretary, Blue Bloods or Code Black). Speaking of my husband, I live in Brick with him and we will be married 10 years in March. He is a retired Captain from the Hoboken Fire Department. My entire family is spread out across the country so I don’t get to see them very often, but just last year, I moved my dad down from Maine so he now lives near me.

I love working with kids because here is a special energy that they have. I am proud to be able to help them and pass along my experiences so that they can exceed in theirs. I also enjoy helping kids find their passion…something they look forward to doing. I am a firm believer that everyone, regardless of age, should have one thing they love to do more than anything else. It is a pleasure working at HTHS and I look forward to many more years to come. Tara Bufis, Guidance Counselor

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Student News


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Student News


Academic Team Gets Triple Win @ Princeton University On November 21, the Academic Team competed at the Central Jersey History Bee & Bowl at Princeton University in a series of exciting Championship matches. The team ‘Bowl’ History Championship match paired up two undefeated teams with 7 & 0 records, High Tech vs. East Brunswick. The moderator stated these two same teams where in the finals in the last 4 years. It started as an even match: after the first quarter, the score was tied, 50 to 50; after the second quarter and a late scored by High Tech, High Tech trailed 120 to 110. But in the third quarter, High Tech jumped ahead 210 to 180, and finished the final quarter 340 to 230, to capture the Varsity Bowl Championship Plaque.

In the individual Varsity ‘Bee’ competition, Samuel Kao and Andrew Huang tied for the most points in the qualifying rounds and both advanced to the Championship round where the top 3 compete to achieve 6 points first. Samuel Kao took first place and the ‘Gold Medal.’ Andrew initially tied for second place but lost on the sudden death tiebreaker to take the ‘Bronze Medal.’

In the individual Junior Varsity ‘Bee’ competition for freshman and sophomores, Eric Zheng, Nelson Lin and Douglas Simons advanced to the Semi-finals. However, only Douglas Simons advanced to the Championship round where he had to compete against the 2015 National JV Bee Champion [April 2015 in Washington DC], Alex Schmidt of Lehigh Valley Academy of Bethlehem Pennsylvania. The first player to reached 6 points wins. Douglas trailed badly at the start, 1 to 4. However, Douglas then rapidly scored 3 consecutive points. Alex must have been a bit unnerved, since he got up from his chair and shook Douglas’ hand in defeat. But the audience shouted the scored was only tied 4 to 4 and Alex returned to his seat. Alex took the next point, now leading Douglas 5 to 4. However, Douglas scored the next point to tying it, 5 to 5. We all held out breath for the deciding question. Douglas scores and wins the ‘Gold Medal’! This match is most probably a preview of the 2016 National JV Bee Championship Finals in Washington, DC in April.

In the team JV ‘Bowl’ competition, the High Tech freshman team advanced to the semi-finals to faced Alex Schmidt, who played single-handedly against a team of 4 students. Unfortunately, the High Tech JV team played without Douglas who was placed on the Varsity Team. Alex was undefeated to eventually take the JV Bowl Championship plaque. Our High Tech JV team showed great promise. Since our JV team lost to a 'team' from Pennsylvania, our JV High Tech team may still be the best JV team from New Jersey at this competition.

Below are photos the High Tech Varsity Bowl Team [taken by Austin Huang] in competition and with the Championship plaque, players with their Gold and Bronze medals.

And special thanks to the volunteer parent team drivers: Mr Huang, Mr Simons, Ms Hawkins, and Mr. Lin and very special thanks to the Volunteer Tournament Readers: Kathryn Jiang & Mr. Simons.

B Team Nikhil Lakhil* Sean Kearns Gaurav Sharma Adrian Thamburaj

C Team Matthew Hawkins* Karl Roush Yihan [Wendy] Wu Kevin Lu

D Team (JV team): Eric Zheng* Nelson Lin Daniel Du Michael Li

A Team Andrew Huang* Ray Zeng Samuel Kao Douglas Simons

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Student News


CHESS UPDATE The Chess Team is off to a very successful start to the 2015-2016 season. The defending co-state champions have two wins and no losses in their division of the Shore HS School Chess League (SHSCL). League play will continue into the beginning of February. Eight regular season matches will be played in all. The top 16 teams in the league – three from each of the five divisions and one wild card team – will qualify for the playoffs. In addition to league play, a group of High Tech Chess Team members recently competed in the NJ K-12 Grade Championship Tournament. In this tournament, players competed only against players from the same grade. Competing for the Freshman Class were Eric Chai, Nelson Lin, and Andrew Mascillaro. Competing for the Sophomore Class was Allen Zhang. Competing for the Junior Class were Jared Braycewski, Larry Langman, Philip Meltzer, and Christopher Wu. The players earned the following awards: Freshman 1st Place Team – State Champions for Grade 9 Andrew Mascillaro – 5th Place Individual Eric Chai – 4th Place Individual Juniors 1st Place Team – State Champions for Grade 11 Jared Braycewski – 10th Place Individual Larry Langman – 7th Place Individual Philip Meltzer – 3rd Place Individual Christopher Wu – 1st Place Individual In other chess news, special congratulations go out to Christopher Wu. Chris recently competed in the World Youth Chess Championships as a member of the team representing the United States. The WYCC was held in Greece back in late October and early November. Chris has also earned the honor and distinction of being selected as a member of the 2016 All American Chess Team [https://new.uschess.org/news/2016-all-america-chess-team-announced/] Current Roster of HTHS Chess Team Members for 2015-2016 are:

Christopher Wu Vladyslav Nazarchuk Kevin Yan Kevin Lu Philip Meltzer Nelson Lin Eric Chai Greg Wall

Cole Snedeker Josh Atienza Kyler McKee Karan Menon Gilbert Rashkovsky Josh Reich Lucas LaValva Nikhil Chakraboty

Allen Zhang Samantha Cheng Andrew Mascillaro Larry Langman Aryan Shah Jared Braycewski Caleb Lunsford Lucas Mackenzie

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Student News


MATH LEAGUE UPDATE The High Tech Math League Teams are having another excellent and productive year. In Shore Math League (SML), High Tech is currently in first place after 3 meets of the Shore Math League. The SML consists of 19 teams from Monmouth County and there are 6 competitions. Each school is allowed to bring 12 students to a competition. HTHS has a rotation that requires that students compete amongst themselves in order to be eligible to participate as part of the SML team from HTHS. There are currently 26 HTHS students in the SML rotation. The leading scorers for High Tech in SML are Brandon May, Blain Liang, Vladyslav Nazarchuk, Jacob Yatvitskiy, Charles Jiang, Kevin Yan, Wendy Wu and Andrew Huang. All eight currently have perfect scores after 3 competitions. In the New Jersey Math League (NJML), High Tech has a perfect score after two rounds and is currently in sole possession of first place in the state. There are a total of six rounds. The leading scorers for High Tech in NJML are Emily Liu (gr 11) and Vladyslav Nazarchuk. Both have perfect individual scores (12) after two contests. There are 50 HTHS students that participate in at least one of the NJML contests this year. In addition to the students already mentioned, the following students have earned a perfect score (6) on at least one of the official NJML contests: Brandon May, Jacob Yatvitskiy, Kevin Yan, Andrew Huang, Daniel Jiang, David Shlivko, Eric Lou, Steven Liu and Rishi Salwi. Congratulations to the High Tech team that is competing in the Interstellar Math Madness online math competition for reaching the semi-finals of their bracket. The Interstellar Math Madness team consists of 20 students who are invited based on their AMC scores. The HTHS Interstellar Math Madness team members are: Eric He, Andrew Huang, Arihant Jain, Thomas Li, Blain Liang, Jarrett Liang, Emily Liu (gr 11), Eric Lou, Brandon May, Anjali Nambrath, Vladyslav Nazarchuk, Christina Wang (gr 11), Clark Wang, Scott Wang, Priscilla Wong, Ryan Wu, Yihan Wu, Kevin Yan, Alexander Yao and Lori Zhang Senior members of High Tech Math League participated in the first round of the American Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges Student Math League (AMATYCSML) in conjunction with Brookdale Community College. There are two competitions each year open to students enrolled in two-year colleges nationwide. Since HTHS students take the BCC FIT course, they are eligible to participate. After the first competition, Jarrett Liang is the top scorer in the Mid-Atlantic Region and is ranked #11 in the US. Also in the Mid-Atlantic region we have Blain Liang at #2, Vladyslav Nazarchuk at #3, Charles Jiang at #5, Brandon May and Andrew Huang tied at #6, David Shlivko at #9, Priscilla Wong at #10 and Rahul Rangwani at #13. With the help of the HTHS students, Brookdale is ranked as the #1 team in the Mid-Atlantic region and #3 team in the US out of 178 participating teams.

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Student News


Key Club’s December

Toy & Pajama Drive

December 1st – December 21st

TOYS

There are so many families who will be unable to give their children the gifts that they dream of. By donating just one new or unopened toy, you can make a difference in someone’s life

this holiday season! All donations will be sent to CARC

(Community Affairs and Resource Center) in Asbury Park.

PAJAMAS

The weather often times hits below freezing temperatures in the winter here in

New Jersey and unfortunately, many families do not have warm pajamas to

sleep in. We are looking for new pajamas of any size so that we can help these families. All donations will be sent to

Linkages, a charity based in Tinton Falls.

BOXES ARE LOCATED IN THE MPR

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Student News


The Engraved Pavers Project

As an ongoing beautification and fundraising project,

The High Technology High School PFA is selling brick pavers to be

installed in the area to the left of the front entrance.

Price for a 4 x 8 brick $100 and for an 8 x 8 brick $175- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Yes, we’d like to reserve a permanent brick. Please engrave our brick as follows:

ANY SYMBOL IS CONSIDERED ONE SPACE (PERIOD, COMMA, DASH)ALL TEXT IS CENTERED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO FILL ALL THE LINES WITH TEXT 4 x 8 Brick

8 x 8 Brick

EXAMPLE

J O H N S M I T H

H T H S C L A S S O F 2 0 1 7

PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM AND YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO:

High Technology High School PFA

P.O. Box 119

Lincroft, NJ 07738-0119

Name: ________________________________________ Phone: (_______) _________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________

City: ____________________________________ State: __________________ Zip: __________________

Email Address: ___________________________________________ Amount Paid: ___________________

If you have any questions, please contact Janine Randolph (732) 223-5294 or [email protected]. Order by March 1st for installation this Spring!

If you have any questions, please contact Barbara Sabaitis, [email protected], 732-213-3133, or Lily Wang, [email protected], 646-361-7360.

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The Parent Faculty Association Executive Committee

Membership on the Executive Committee consists of the elected officers and the chairperson(s) of each standing committees. For the school year of 2015-‐2016, the Executive Committee consists of the following members:

Executive Board: Co-Presidents: Ajita John [email protected]

Paul Hughes [email protected] Vice-President: Michele Rosivack [email protected] Treasurer: Ming Wu [email protected] Corresponding Secretary: Susan Winograd [email protected] Recording Secretary: Kara Kniffin [email protected] Committees: Alumni Support: Co-Chairs/ Shilpi Agrawal [email protected] Paul Hughes [email protected] Educational Support:

Global Enrichment Chair/ Cathy Brennan [email protected] Mock PSAT/SAT Chair/ Michele Rosivack [email protected] Driver’s Ed Course Chair/ Susan Winograd [email protected]

Fundraising: Co-Chairs/ Jeff Kniffin [email protected] Paul Hughes [email protected] Ajita John [email protected]

Annual Donation Drive Co-Chairs/ Paul Hughes [email protected] Michele Rosivack [email protected] Engraved Brick Pavers Chair/ Barbara Sabaitis [email protected] Michele Rosivack [email protected] Lily Wang [email protected] Used Clothing Drive Chair/ Vivien Cheng [email protected]

HTHS Clothing Sales Co-Chairs/ Barb Lyons [email protected] Karen Duffy [email protected]

Hospitality Co-Chairs/ Annette Wall [email protected] Marla Schachter [email protected] Membership Co-Chairs/ Susan Li [email protected] Diane Steely-Brown [email protected] Tina Brendel [email protected] Newsletter Committee Keith Hawkins [email protected]

Carol Eusebi, [email protected] Uday Menon, [email protected] Viji Subramoney [email protected] Daphne Keller [email protected] Neelam Salwi [email protected] Nicole Brown [email protected]

Parent/Student Activities: Classical Music Evening Chair/ Susan Winograd [email protected]

Club and International Night Chair/ Vivien Cheng [email protected] MaryAnn Doyle Post Prom Co-Chairs/ Kara Kniffin

Jeff Kniffin [email protected] Herbert Cheng [email protected] Bill Wood [email protected]

Annual Picnic Co-Chairs/ Diane Steely-Brown [email protected] Christopher Brown [email protected] Freshman Mentorship Co-Chairs/ Susan Li [email protected] Diane Steely-Brown [email protected] Catherine Vought [email protected] Scholarship and Corporate Grant: Co-Chairs/ Austin Huang [email protected] Rachel Yang [email protected] Info Technology: Chair/ Diane Steely-Brown [email protected]

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