Tidings Sept Nov 2013

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TidingsSeptember - November 2013

Dear friends,

You will see that the format of Tidings has changed to facilitate better planning and a morelogical division of the Church’s year. We are moving to a quarterly edition of Tidings:September – November, December – February, March – May, and June – August.

In our Sunday services this month we begin a new series taking a fresh look at the Sermonon the Mount. It has been described as the greatest teaching to ever fall from the lips of ahuman being. Jesus takes the wisdom of Scripture and applies it to everyday life. At times itis comforting, more often it is challenging, but it is always life affirming for those who haveears to hear. Personally, I need all the help I can get to become a better person, to buildmeaningful relationships and to make a positive contribution to the community in which Ilive and work. But more importantly still, I want to learn how to be a citizen of God’skingdom. Perhaps this is what the Sermon on the Mount is really about – learning to livewith God. I look forward to exploring this adventure together in the weeks ahead.

Every blessing for a fruitful and peaceful September, William

William writes…

2 Cosimo Rosselli’s ‘The sermon on the Mount’, Sistine Chapel

A Word from the Curate…

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What a wonderful time of year this is - a time when we celebrate the Harvest Festival. Forthose of us fortunate enough to have grown up in the country or to have relations who liveoutside the city, the word Harvest is synonymous with the smells and colours of theproduce of the ‘land’. The Harvest is the ‘end result’ of the preparation, sowing, labour andcare that has been given to each particular crop or fruit or vegetable. In other words, thereaping of what we sow. This also applies to our own faith journey.

August and September are times of ‘Harvesting’ for many young people throughout ourisland when they receive the results of their labour and study for the Leaving and JuniorCertificate Examinations. In each case, it is all too easy to simply consider that theachievements and results are solely as a result of the number of years spent in secondaryschool. In reality they are a combination of all the formal years of schooling to the date ofthe respective examinations in addition to the learning in the home and from life itself.These are trying and testing times for the young people of our nation who hunger for oursupport and prayers.

St Luke’s Gospel chapter 12 v 16 to 34 recountsthe parable of the rich fool and worrying aboutearthly treasure. “ I’ll say to myself - You haveplenty of good things laid up for many years. Takelife easy, eat, drink and be merry” For anyoneunfamiliar with God’s response perhaps you maywish to read the quoted passage. There is muchfor all of us to reflect upon in these verses.

In addition to celebrating the Harvest Festival atSt Matthias, I urge those who have theopportunity, to visit a rural parish, whether in ourown united diocese of Dublin and Glendaloughor farther afield. Such an attendance will be arichly rewarding experience.

Niall

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At the end of this month I will be movingto England to work in a church calledSaint James Gerrards Cross (OxfordDiocese) as a Youth Ministry Assistant.

I completed a course in youth work at theend of April and really enjoyed helping outwith the children's and young people'swork here at St Matthias’, and so amhoping that this next step will offer methe opportunity to learn more and gainmore experience. I am also hoping toapply to do a degree in practical theologyand that would be as the next step once Ihave completed this year. The course I amhoping to do would also require me tohave a placement in a church and so whenI return next August I will be looking for achurch to work in alongside the collegecourse.

I have loved being part of St Matthias’ andam so grateful for the opportunities I havebeen given here. It's been great getting toknow everyone and I will continue toconsider St Matthias’ my home church. I'll look forward to coming back in theholidays and seeing everyone and wouldreally appreciate your prayers as I takethis next step.

St Matthias' Sunday Club is looking forward to welcoming back all children from JuniorInfants to 6th class on Sunday 8th September. It will be great to be back together althoughwe will really miss Rachel's leadership. This term we hope to have an exciting and variedprogramme and increase our participation in the services in church. We will also be bringingthe children back into church in time to join their families for communion. Please comealong and join us. As always, any parents who are able to help on a rota are most welcome,please contact Tanya Olhausen (0852382375) for details, Garda Vetting etc.

Rachel writes…

Sunday Club

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Age Action is running beginner computer classes for over 55’s

Age Action is running beginner computer classes for over 55’s inBallybrack and also our centre in Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1

The classes are for older people who have little or no computer experience (or for theabsolutely terrified!). The aim of the Getting Started programme is to introduce people tothe basics of computers, internet and email. Classes are taught by trained volunteer tutorson a one to one basis with small groups of learners in a relaxed, non-formal setting.

For more information contact Age Action on 01 475 6989

Congratulations to Alice Gervin who is taking a well deserved break from her editorialduties for this issue of Tidings while on honeymoon. Alice married Liam Dwyer on FridayAugust 2nd in St Laserian's Cathedral, Old Leighlin, Co Carlow with a reception at theLyrath Estate, Co Kilkenny. Rev Olhausen took the service with Father Joe Walsh fromLiam's home parish in Co Tipperary. Alice looked beautiful, the sun shone when it needed toand vintage cars played a big part - including a VW Beetle in the Reception room!

Parish Notices

Wedding of Alice and Liam

For further info on each event please see http://www.visitdublin.com/events

Shackleton Exhibition - 11th September 2012 – 30th August 2014, 11.00am - 6.00pm Dun Laoghaire, Ferry Terminal

Bodhran Experience - til 19th December 2013 6.30pm - 9.30pm Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann, Monkstown

Milestones of Medieval Dublin - til 10th December 2013 1pm - 1.45pm Wood Quay

Dublin Festival Season - 1st September 2013 – 31st October 2013

Mountains to Sea dlr Book Festival - 3rd September 2013 – 8th September 2013Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council

Dublin Fringe Festival - 5th September 2013 – 22nd September 2013

Dublin Fashion Festival - 5th September 2013 – 8th September 2013

FlightFest - 15th September 2013

Culture Night - 20th September 2013

Heartbeat of Home - 25th September 2013 – 12th October 2013 Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

Dublin Theatre Festival - 26th September 2013 – 13th October 2013

IFI Stranger than Fiction 2013 - 26th September 2013 – 29th September 2013

Open House Dublin - Irish Architecture Foundation - 4th October 2013 – 6th October 2013

Costumes Parisiens, fashion plates from 1912-1914 - 11th October 2013 – 30th March2014 - Chester Beatty Library

Dine in Dublin Restaurant Week - 21st October 2013 – 27th October 2013

Bram Stoker Festival - 25th October 2013 – 27th October 2013

Dublin Marathon - 28th October 2013

Dublin Beatles Festival 2013 - 7th November 2013 – 10th November 2013

Dublin Book Festival 2013 - 14th November 2013 – 17th November 2013Smock Alley Theatre

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Dublin Events

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Shameela Lyons under the spotlight

Shameela is married to Gar and has three young daughters, Mia, Abi and Jasmine. She is the Infant teacher in Booterstown National School.

Where do you live?I live in Druid Valley in Cherrywood.

How long have you been attending St Matthias? We have been attending St. Matthias since February 2012. Following a car accident we had no car to get us to our previous church, Taney, and we decided to walk to St. Matthias. The intimate and warm atmosphere we felt and continue to feel in St. Matthias is really special and we've been attending ever since!

What do you like most about St Matthias?I love the way in which God's word is sincerely expressed and how I can feel God'spresence in St Matthias. It revitalises me and redirects me to what is reallyimportant in life.

If you were the Rector, what is the one thing you would like to change? Spreading Christ's word in to-day's world is not without its challenges! Havingsuch beautiful experiences in St Matthias has enriched my spiritual life greatly. Ifeel stronger, more content with myself and secure in God's shroud. I wouldlove to see more people joining us in Sunday worship

What is your favourite hymn or gospel song and why?My favourite hymn is Here I am Lord.It is such a moving and humbling hymn. I feel it brings us back to basics as ittells of human suffering and the flawed human nature we all possess. YetGod's love triumphs and forgives and I can feel that love so strongly when Ising the words of this hymn.

How did you get your faith and what is faith to you?Attending Taney Church was always very special to me and I felt my faithevolving there. Canon Sinnamon was instrumental in inspiring me tofortify my faith and his love of God and people alike drew me toexplore my relationship with God.My faith is my rock. It is a feeling I find hard to express but without itlife would be difficult. I find solace, peace, calm and love in my faithand with this in my life I feel better equipped to face the toughtimes. It grounds me and protects me. It takes away my fears.

Do you ever feel close to God? When do you feel close to God? What do you do to feel close to God?I feel close to God when I have quiet time. I have a book called‘Jesus Calling’ which has daily devotions that bring me close toGod. I would like to feel more of that peace at the busy andstressful times of my day so I am trying to talk to God at thesetimes too! Thanking God for all my life's blessings brings meclose to God. I can feel God's presence when walking on abeach or up a hill. And as mentioned above I feel God'spresence in St Matthias.

Shameela Lyons

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Parish Clubs55 Club New SeasonOur new season starts in Sep. We've got a line up of activities (either outdoor or indoor forthe winter months) proposed in the first half, as follows:Wed, 28th Aug. Beaulieu House, Drogheda (as closes 1st week of Sep)Wed, 2nd Oct. Newbridge House, DonabateWed, 6th Nov. Talk on China - Some Famous Water Towns in ChinaWed, 18th Dec. Xmas partyWed, 5th Feb. Talk on Nutrition - SuperfoodsPlease make note of the dates in your diary! The Club is open to members and guests. For any enquiries or queries, please contact Susie Tyler at 087 679 7589.

Book ClubTo start a new season, we hope to meet at No. 7 Shanganagh Terrace on Friday 20thSeptember to discuss our summerreading, ‘Catcher in the Rye’ by J D Salinger and ‘Chocolat’ by Joanne Harris.‘The Great Gatsby’ by F Scott Fitzgerald is suggested for our next book.Nigel Warburton, a lecturer at the Open University haswritten two modern and easily accessible books on philosophy.‘A little History of Philosophy’ is a lovely simple introductionto forty well known philosophers. It is similar in style to ‘A Little History of the World’ by E H Gombrich.‘Philosophy the Basics’ is a readable short book that we mighttry if Jim can find an audio version.

Whist DrivesOur first Whist Drives for the new season are on Thursday 19th September at 7.45pm andThursday 17th October. We meet on the third Thursday of the month. Partners are notneeded so please bring friends who may be interested.A charge of 5 Euro per person includes a tea break and prizes. Any surplus goes to the HallAccount. For more information, please call 01 2824247

Thank you for our tea!A big thanks to all the couples who take turns week by week throughout the year inmaking the tea service after the Sunday main service possible. Thank you Caroline & Helen,Jane & Sylvia & Eddie, Adele & Gillian, Sheelagh & Bob, Jeanne & Philip, Pam & Stephen, Bev & Les.A special thanks also to Vanya Kavanagh who have been continuously generously supplyingthe contents of the kitchen cupboard that are served up at the tea services.

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1920’s Themed Church Social

A fantastic evening was had by all in May. Around 100 people arrived in their fantastic stepback in time 1920’s style outfits to a decorated church hall. The atmosphere was nothingshort of electric. A tasty meal with a choice of two hot dishes was provided, accompaniedby plenty of salads and rolls, etc. followed by dessert and tea or coffee.

Jhil Quinn’s Rhythm & Roots Band provided an outstanding selection of live music andentertainment. We were also treated to a demonstration of 1920’s dance moves, whicheveryone enthusiastically aimed to replicate on the dance floor and thoroughly enjoyed. The dancing continued till late and there was a raffle and prizes given for the best dressedman and woman.

As it was such a successful evening it was suggested that we have another next year. So rollon next year’s social ‘1920s + 1’ !!!!!

A special note of thanks to everyone who helped out and worked so hard to make theevening so enjoyable and successful.

Adrienne Bedell.

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Parish News

William (Bill) Blackall reflects on publishing his first novel

The idea of writing a book never entered myhead until my doctor suggested I do sofollowing a high blood pressure attack. “It willtake your mind off things,” he said.

And goodness was he right!

Once I started writing consumed all mywaking hours. Don’t get me wrong, it was notan obsession. Instead it gave me a feeling ofintense satisfaction.

How to start seemed an insurmountablequandary: what would I write about? (Here Iwould suggest one should write about whatis familiar to you, something that you haveexperienced or heard about. Too manywriters fabricate stories with the result thatthey don’t have depth and seem glaringlyartificial.)

I eventually settled on a children’s bookbecause it was shorter than a novel. Luckily ajournalist friend, the late Barbara Dicksonwho was a parishioner of St. Mathias, offeredto help me, to steer me along the path so tospeak by editing and constructive criticism.Writing without such guidance can be akinto be stuck in a maze!

After days, months and a few years ofenjoyable work, the novel was completed inthe sense that for most writers, a work isnever truly completed.

Now began the most difficult chore...how toget it published!

I did acquire a literary agent in London andhe sent out my novel to various publisherswithout success, for being published is ineffect a matter of luck, to catch the editor’seye. Look how many times now famousauthors received rejection slips!

And so I published my novels onAmazon/Kindle - I had written two by then.

My novels are selling and that gives me aquiet sense of satisfaction. My present task ispromoting my work, which because ofshortage of space, will have to wait untilanother time.

William Blackall lives in Glasthule and is amember of St Matthias

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St. Matthias’ Fête 2013

This year several new things were tried to make the running of the fête easier. Not allworked as well as perhaps we hoped, but many lessons were learned, and will be takenforward for next year…..a great innovation that was much appreciated, was breakfast andrefreshments for the stall holders and helpers (needs some refinement, but was generally agreat success)! I would like to thank all the stall holders and their helpers for the sterlingwork they did on the day, as well as in the week leading up to the great day…but it wouldn’thave happened without the unsung heroes who delivered notices (and refreshments),collected goods and donations, worked on the finances, put up tents, tables, barriers, bunting,signs, and posters! In all, I think about a third of parishioners (and non-parish friends) workedin some capacity. When you consider the economic climate, it is thanks to their magnificentefforts, that such an amazing total of funds was achieved! Well done everyone!

Debbie Wilson, Fête Co-ordinator

Cake Stall - A Big Thank You!On behalf of the cake stall committee, I would like to thank everyone whomade and donated cakes, buns, scones, etc. to the cake stall. The stall was agreat success, with plenty of tasty goodies to sell on the day the fête.

I would also like to thank the cake stall committee members, not only fortheir help at the fête, but also for their continued support and baking for the cake sales held on the first Sunday of every month throughout the year.

Thank you all so much, Adrienne Bedell.

Sponsors of St Matthias’ Fête 2013

The Parish of St. Matthias wish to thank all these localbusinesses for their kind and generous support!

Ballybrack Shopping CentreDoran’s PharmacyHand-picked GreengrocerNewsworld NewsagentsO’Brien’s WinesShades HairdressersTesco

Killiney Shopping CentreBlack Knight Dress Hire & Dry CleanersCafé SoloFlower BoutiqueJohn Roe’s Killiney News & GiftsRushe’s Eurospar

Ballybrack VillageApple Green Petrol StationApplebee Photographic StudioBallybrack Medical HallCentraComfort FurnitureGillian’s BarbersIgo InnPalm Beach Take AwayRamblers’ RestQube Hairdressers

Around and AboutFitzpatrick’s Castle HotelMusgraves WholesalersRochestown Lodge HotelWoodies DIY

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Services for September 2013

September 1st - Trinity 14

9am Holy Communion• Jer. 2: 4-13 • Psalm 81: 1, 10-16• Heb. 13: 1-8, 15-16 • Luke 14: 1, 7-14

10.30am All Age• Matt. 5: 3-6Preacher Rev Dr William Olhausen

Living under God’s blessingPrayers Gillian Keogh

September 8th - Trinity 15

9am Holy Communion• Jer. 18: 1-11 • Psalm 139: 1-5, 12-18• Philemon 1-21 • Luke 14: 25-33

10.30am Holy CommunionReadings• Eph. 4: 25-5: 2 James Malseed• Matt. 5: 7-16 Hilary McBainPreacher Rev Dr William Olhausen

How to influence societyPrayers Rev Niall Stratford


9am Holy Communion• Jer. 4: 11-12, 22-28 • Psalm 14• 1 Timothy 1: 12-17 • Luke 15: 1-10

10.30am Morning WorshipReadings• 1 Cor. 10: 1-13 Adele Trapnell• Matt. 5: 17-20 Gar LyonsPreacher Rev Dr William Olhausen

How to Understand the OldTestament

Prayers Jeanne Salter

September 22nd - Trinity 17

9am Holy Communion• Jer. 8: 18-9: 1 • Psalm 79: 1-9• 1 Timothy 2: 1-7 • Luke 16: 1-13

10.30am Holy CommunionReadings• Galatians 5: 16-26 John West• Matt. 5: 21-26 Susie TylerPreacher Rev Cecily West

How to Deal with AngerPrayers Rev Cecily West


9am Holy Communion• Jer. 32: 1-3a, 6-15 • Psalm 91: 1-6, 14-16• 1 Timothy 6: 6-19 • Luke 16: 19-31

10.30am Healing ServiceReadings• Galatians 6: 1-10 Martin Cuppage• Matt. 5: 33-37 Caroline MurphyPreacher Rev Catharine Morris,

Parish DevelopmentAdviser, Archdeaconry of Berkshire in the Oxford DioceseHow to live and act withintegrity

Prayers Prayer for healing

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Services for October 2013

October 6th - Trinity 19

9am Holy Communion• Lamentations 1: 1-6 • Psalm 137: 1-6• 2 Timothy 1: 1-14 • Luke 17: 5-10

10.30am Harvest Festival Readings TBCPreacher Robbie Syme, CMSPrayers Jane Maxwell


9am Holy Communion• Jer. 29: 1, 4-7 • Psalm 66: 1-11• 2 Timothy 2: 8-15 • Luke 17: 11-19

10.30am Holy CommunionReadings• 1 Corinthians 13 Alistair Doyle• Matt. 5: 43-48 Nicky RicePreacher Rev Dr William Olhausen

How to love your enemiesPrayers Tony Quinn


9am Holy Communion• Jer. 31: 27-34 • Psalm 119: 97-104• 2 Timothy 3: 14-4: 5 • Luke 18: 1-8

10.30am Morning WorshipReadings• Luke 12: 13-21 Jane Maxwell• Matt. 6: 19-24 Victor FreemanPreacher Rev Niall Stratford

How to Handle MoneyPrayers Gillian Keogh


9am Holy Communion• Joel 2: 23-32 • Psalm 65• 2 Timothy 4: 6-8, 16-18 • Luke 18: 9-14

10.30am Morning WorshipReadings• Philippians 4: 4-13 Chris Stillman• Matt. 6: 25-34 Pat FisherPreacher Rev Dr William Olhausen

How to Stop Worrying andStart Living

Prayers Jeanne Salter

INFORMATION FOR OUR READERS

If the date you have been scheduled for is notpossible please feel to swap with someone elseon the rota. Please deal directly with the personconcerned and remember to make contact withthem in good time!

If you are reading from an Epistle pleaseconclude the reading with the words: This is the Word of the Lord.

If you are reading from the Gospel only use thewording for a Communion service if it is in fact acommunion service. Otherwise please concludethe reading with the words: This is the word ofthe Lord. The congregation need only stand for aGospel reading if it is Communion.

Finally, whether you are reading or leadingprayers please remember to speak slowly, clearlyand loudly! Even with a mic’ the volume is notsufficient for all members of the congregation.

Many thanks for your participation in our worship.

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Services for November 2013

• Open to God - Sundays at 7pm when advertised. Special events, courses and services as advertised.

• Holy Communion takes place on Wednesdays at10.30am in the Parish Centre. All welcome.

November 3rd - The Fourth Sunday before Advent

9am Holy Communion• Habakkuk 1: 1-4; 2: 1-4 • Psalm 119: 137-144• 2 Thess. 1: 1-4, 11-12 •Luke 19: 1-10

10.30am All AgeReadings • Matt. 7: 24-29 Sarah MacLoughlinPreacher Rev Dr William Olhausen

How to Build a SecureFuture

Prayers Sunday Club

4pm Service of remembrance

November 10th - The Third Sunday before Advent

9am Holy Communion• Haggai 2: 1- 9 • Psalm 145: 1-5, 18-22• 2 Thess. 2: 1-5, 13-17 • Luke 20: 27-38

10.30am Holy Communion(Remembrance Service)

Readings • Haggai 2: 1-9 Ann Fleeton• Luke 20: 27-38 Scott McConnellPreacher Rev Dr Billy MarshallPrayers Rev Dr William Olhausen

November 17th - The Second Sunday before Advent

9am Holy Communion• Isaiah 65: 17-25 • Canticle: Song of Isaiah• 2 Thess. 3: 6-13 • Luke 21: 5-19

10.30am Healing ServiceReadings • Isaiah 65: 17-25Helen Stillman• Luke 21: 5-19 Bob WallacePreacher David Turner, Director,

Church in ChainsPrayer for healing

November 24th - The Kingship of Christ

9am Holy Communion• Jer. 23: 1-6 • Canticle: Benedictus• Colossians 1: 11-20 • Luke 23: 33-43

10.30am Holy CommunionReadings • Colossians 1: 11-20 Les Grant• Luke 23: 33-43 Audrey TormeyPreacher Rev Cecily WestPrayers Rev Niall Stratford

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Rotas

w/e September 7th

w/e September 14th

w/e September 21st

w/e September 28th

w/e October 5th

w/e October 12th

w/e October 19th

w/e October 26th

w/e November 2nd

w/e November 9th

w/e November 16th

w/e November 23rd

w/e November 30th

Welcome TeamChris & Helen Stillman

Philip & Jean Salter

Peter & Pat Fisher

Niall & Daphne Whelan

Peter & Ann Hegarty

Les & Beverley Grant

Victor & Anna Freeman

Richard & Mary Hill

Jack & Barbara Rankin

Sam & Georgina Farrar

Chris & Helen Stillman

Philip & Jean Salter

Peter & Pat Fisher

Bell RingersEddie Kinlan

Kim Featherstone

Victor Freeman

Les Grant

Richard Hill

Chris McCabe

John Wallace

Bob Wallace

Sam Farrar

Alan Doherty

Philip Salter

Eddie Kinlan

Kim Featherstone

Flowers w/e September 7th Vanya Kavanagh

w/e September 14th Vanya Kavanagh

w/e September 21st Sheelagh Wallace

w/e September 28th Sheelagh Wallace

w/e October 5th Helen Gerty

w/e October 12th Helen Gerty

w/e October 19th Joan MacLoughlin

w/e October 26th Joan MacLoughlin

w/e November 2nd Mary Hill

w/e November 9th Mary Hill

w/e November 16th Anna Freeman

w/e November 23rd Anna Freeman

w/e November 30th Kathy Malseed

CleaningJeanne Salter & Iris Swift

Roisin McCabe & Ann Thielmans

Vanya Kavanagh & Adrienne Bedell

Becky Breach & Sally Anderson

Bev Grant & Cathy Malseed

Aileen Unger & Orlagh Perrem

Jeanne Salter & Iris Swift

Roisin McCabe & Ann Thielmans

Vanya Kavanagh & Adrienne Bedell

Becky Breach & Sally Anderson

Bev Grant & Cathy Malseed

Aileen Unger & Orlagh Perrem

Jeanne Salter & Iris Swift

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Parish Contacts

Parish Rector: Rev Dr William Olhausen (01) 2852228

Parish Curate: Rev Niall Stratford (01) 4937535

Select Vestry Hon Secretary: Roisin McCabe (087) [email protected]

Parish Centre Coordinator: Tanya Olhausen (085) 2382375

Tidings Administrator: Alice Gervin (087) [email protected]

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