HORIZONS June 2016 Iyar,5776 — Sivan, 5776

June 2016 Iyar, 5776 — Sivan, 5776

UPCOMING EVENTS

Host an Oneg………………………….. 2

President’s Column …………………. 3

Rabbi’s Column ………………………. 4

Education Director’s Column …….. 5

Thank You Letters …………………. 6

June Calendar ………………………. 8

Yahrzeits ……………………………… 9

Contributions ………………..….…… 10

Fire Pit (Eagle Scout) Ari Bernstein 11

Mazel Tov …………………………….. 12

1776 Gala ……………………………… 13

Gift Shop ………………………………. 15

Memorial Scholarship Fund Closure 16

Blood Drive …………………………… 17

Social News ………………………… 18

Sisterhood News …………………… 19

Kosher Korner ……………………… 20

JAFCO ………………………………. 21

July Events …………………………… 23

July Calendar …………………………. 24

Classes w/ Rabbi Jacob …………… 25

Donation Form…………………….... 26

Advertisers ……………………...... 27

IN THIS ISSUE

6/4 9:30 am

Sisterhood Shabbat

6/5 9 am

Annual Congregation Meeting

6/5 Last day of school

11 AM- closing ceremony

with all parents

12 noon — BBQ lunch

6/12 Confirmation of

Zach Allon & Adam Morrow

6/19 9 AM to 2 PM

BLOOD DRIVE

Social Hall

6/26 Shalom 5K 9 AM Wilson Farm Park

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Horizons is published monthly. Material submitted for publication may be edited for style, length and content. Please contact the office to report any errors or omissions. Thank you. Editor: Lauren Porter Congregation Or Shalom 835 Darby-Paoli Road Berwyn, PA 19312 Phone: 610-644-9086 www.OrShalom.com E-mail: office@orshalom.com

Congregation Or Shalom Executive Committee

President: Stuart Lurie Vice President: Treasurer: Alan Daroff /Ellen Gross Secretary: Larry Bilker Membership: Scott Markovitz Events/Fundraising: Wendy Markind IPP: Fred Leibowitz

Auxiliary & Community Groups

Sisterhood: Mindy Bernstein Men’s Club: Dan Bernick Social Action: Gina Arlen Education Chair: Melissa Schneider Ritual Committee: Murray Klug

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Or Shalom Sisterhood is delighted to announce that you can sponsor an Oneg for any celebration you wish! Friday night and/or Saturday

morning. The Sisterhood will be happy to purchase it and set it up, we only want you to join us and

celebrate! Call Julie Miller at (267) 886-9171 or email Julie at jlmphotomiller@gmail.com

Do you know Unaffiliated Jews in Chester County, Montgomery County

and Delaware County?

Celebrate with an Oneg

Do you have Jewish friends or acquaintances who live in Chester County, Montgomery County and Delaware County who are not already members of a synagogue? If you do, why not invite them to one of the upcoming events at Or Shalom, for example our next Friday night dinner? They may have a good time and decide to come back. They may have such a good time that they decide to become members themselves. According to a recent survey by the Jewish Federation, there are many, many unaffiliated Jews in Chester county. We’d love to contact them, but don’t know who they are. You can help. Todah rabah!

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The President’s Column Stuart Lurie

Do we have a complete list of

your Yahrzeits? We send out a reminder letter each month. If

you don’t get one, we don’t have your Yahrzeit records up to date. Email the office with the name, relationship to member, and civ-

il date including year and we will add it

to our records.

Dear Congregants, While we usually have a

minyan during Sabbath services, there are times we miss.

It is especially disheartening when we miss and someone is

here to say kaddish. If you intend to

celebrate a Yahrzeit, please inform Rabbi Jacob and he will make telephone calls to ensure there. It would also be helpful if

you could bring members of your family or friends.

Thank you

Rabbi Jacob

From your newsletter editors

Do we have your correct email address? If you have not been receiving the weekly update, we probably don’t have a correct address. Please email the office with your correct address

“I’m Stepping Down” Effective June 30, 2016, after three years of serving as President of Congregation Or Shalom, I am stepping down. When I succeeded Fred Leibowitz in the summer of 2013, I originally planned to serve only one two-year term. However, when my term was set to expire last year, it was apparent that no one was ready to take my place, so I agreed to stay on. It is now a year later, and the time for transition has come. I have challenged the Board to find my replacement within or without its current ranks, and I am confident that they will rise to the challenge. When I look back at the last three years, there are several things that we have done that we should be proud of. We succeeded in finding a wonderful tenant for the first floor of our education wing, bringing in much needed revenue. We were successful in obtaining a line of credit from Meridian Bank to ease our cash flow. We took the bold step of moving away from the conventional dues and tuition system to a more flexible pledge system, something that is slowly happening at many synagogues across the country. And, we are optimistic about our budding religious school partnership with Congrega-tion Beth El Ner Tamid, which brings with it larger class sizes and increased education dynamics, benefitting both congrega-tions. We have also faced challenges. We had two transitions in the office manager position within one year. We had to fix our financial records and database system. We lost some congregants to moving away and, even more unfortunately, we lost some to passing away. On a more personal level, I did not succeed in my effort to institute a more robust committee system to help streamline the various operations of the synagogue. That was one of my main organizational goals when I took over, and I’m afraid I failed in that endeavor. There are so many people to thank for their help over the past three years. I’d list them, but I’m too fearful that I’d acci-dentally leave someone out. Let me close by saying that it has been a privilege to serve as President of Congregation Or Shalom, a place that’s been an integral part of my family’s life for more than 40 years. B’Shalom, Stuart Lurie

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Mitzvah of the Month Rabbi Jacob Rosner

One of the challenges of every generation of Jews, is the transmission of our traditions m’dor l’dor, from generation to generation. we are justly proud of our religious school and the performances of our youngsters at their bar/bat mitzvahs. On that level, our focus on tefilah has paid off as our youngsters have often conducted most of the service in addition to the traditional maftir and haftarah. More important are the youngsters who have made their bar/bat mitzvah the beginning rather than the end of their commitment to our people. While I have been disappointed that so few attend our services on a regular basis, (there are and have been a few), I am proud of those who have chosen to continue their Jewish education. A number of our youngsters have joined CBENT and attend their high school program. When the time will come we will proudly welcome them to be confirmed in our synagogue. On this coming Shavuot, we will have our first confirma-tion in the past three years. We congratulate Adam Morrow and Zach Allon who have completed their program and will be confirmed during Shavuot. They represent our future. Please join us as we honor their commitment on Sunday morning June 12th

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From the Education Director Na’ama Yarden

What have we achieved in our Religious School this year?

We had a fulfilling year of learning Hebrew, Torah, Holidays, prayers, music, Israeli dancing and Israel. This was the second year we had the separate classes for Israelis. Kachol-Lavan program is an important educational experience for Israeli kids who lives away from Israel. This year we more than doubled the amount of students we had. This is a great add on to our school as it brings more students under our roof, and provide opportunities to bring Israel closer to our hearts.

We celebrated all the holidays together, each holiday was celebrated in a different way, but the feel-ing of community was reinforced throughout all the events and our students have developed a strong sense of belonging and connection to each other and to their heritage and synagogue. A nice demonstration of it was last week, at our Lag BaOmer event, when all students played games together: younger and older, Israeli and Americans, boys and girls, parents and kids. The notion that Judaism is a community-oriented religion is an important understanding that we instill in our stu-dents.

Each of the grades had their Shabbat dinner, when the children proudly led services for the commu-nity. This special day represents the responsibility we want our students to take as members and leaders in the community. Responsibility, dedication and participation are all important to create a vibrant community and it all starts at a young age.

Every Sunday we got to learn also through music or dance. The havdalah services for our students and the holiday and Israeli songs were conducted by Morah Miriam Leshem. When we did not have music, we danced. The students know a lot of Israeli dances by now and I love seeing the energy and the singing while dancing. We teach our students that music and elevated spirit take a big part of Judaism. Every Sunday morning, the older kids participated in a shacharit service in the sanctu-ary and had music or dance after it.

The pace of the events kept us busy as the months flew by! We will hold our graduation ceremony in the sanctuary on Sunday, June 5, at 11AM. The whole community is invited to join us for a BBQ lunch following the ceremony.

Culture is best transmitted through authentic, engaging and enjoyable activities. The most effective learning is happening through experiential learning that enables students to think and act in creative ways. Our devoted teachers worked very hard to make every school day meaningful. We try to de-velop a significant program that supports each of our students in developing their own Jewish Identity.

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THANK YOU LETTER FROM ISRAELI SOLDIERS

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To our Program committee,

Thanks a lot for another year of interesting lectures (Warren Hyams) , tasty community

dinners (Rabbi Jacob, Stella Pabon) , successful Gala (Marzha Peltz, Mindy

Markowitz, Ellen Gross, Marla Gropper) and other volunteers that support our

events. Your effort and creativity added a lot to our community.

Na’ama

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june YAHRZEITSjune YAHRZEITSjune YAHRZEITS

June 2, Iyar 25, 5776

Marilyn Markovitz, mother of Scott Markovitz

June 4, Iyar 27, 5776

Mozelle Barg, mother of Irl Barg

Ted Burke, husband of Anne Burke

June 5, Iyar 28, 5776

Muriel Chusid, mother of Todd Chusid

Louis Poplow, father of Arlene Markind

June 7, Sivan 1, 5776

Fannie Schneider, mother of Bernard Schneider

June 10, Sivan 4, 5776

Laurence Leonard, husband of Marjorie Leonard

June 12, Sivan 6, 5776

Julius Lurie, father of Howard Lurie

Sadie Poplow, mother of Arlene Markind

June 16, Sivan 10, 5776

Joseph Kardos, father of Nelson Kardoa

June 17, Sivan 11, 5776

Selma Aronoff, mother of Marjorie Leonard

Josef Eliezer Klug, father of Murray Klug

June 19, Sivan 13, 5776

Mary Korensky Bloomfield, aunt of BettyAnn Monash

Harriet Jacobs, mother of Felicia Albert

June 22, Sivan 16, 5776

Paul Monash, brother of BettyAnn Monash

June 24, Sivan 18, 5776

Herman Millrood, father-in-law of Sylvia Millrood

Hilda K. Strauss, mother of Sandy Milberg

June 27, Sivan 21, 5776

Rose Leonard, Larry's mother - Marjorie Leonard

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Contributions

Congregation Or Shalom gratefully

acknowledges the following generous contributions in the month of

April 2016

Mishloach Manot-CI Rhonda T. Newmark-White Annual Celebration David & Andrea Allon: Spring Fundraiser Debra Behar: Spring Fundraiser Sponsor Brenda Belkin & Lawrence Rosen: Spring Fundraiser Ivan Gergel & Ann Highley-Gergel: Spring Fundraiser Sponsor Murray Klug: Spring Fundraiser Marjorie Leonard: Spring Fundraiser Howard & Jennifer Lurie: Spring Fundraiser Jeffrey & Linda Mand: Spring Fundraiser Ayalah Sorkin Roerich: Spring Fundraiser David & Amy Walker: Spring Fundraiser Sponsor Yom Ha'Atzmaut Anonymous Donor: Israeli Day Yahrzeit Donations David & Andrea Allon: Memory of Geri Allon Jay & Betsy Cohen: Memory of Ruth Cohen Alan & Susan Daroff: Memory of Adele & Maxwell A. Daroff; Ellen G. Barkhouse Leslie Jay & Laurie Katz: Memory of Martin Katz David & Caryl Keet: Memory of Esther Rosalile Keet Bernard & Harriet Krant: memory of Pauline Pass Charlotte Lafair: Memory of Frank Wolf Donald Leitner & Michelle Cohen: Memory of Benjamin Leitner Mrs. Lane Liebman: in memory of Lillian G. Jenkins BettyAnn Monash: Memory of Sarah & Aunt Bea Korensky Herman & Zora Natanblut: Memory of Miriam & Arthur Isaacs Bernard & Marjorie Schneider: memory of Ben Scher Bernard & Marjorie Schneider: memory of Chaim Schneider General Donation Alan & Susan Daroff: Memory of Susan Caplan Suzanne Katzen: Memory of Audrey Broeder Charlotte Lafair: for donation cards Scott & Mindy Markovitz: Memory of Hyman Satlow and Audrey Broder Theodore & Fay Mushlin: Contribution Rhonda T. Newmark-White: Thanking for her "Birthday Call" Andra Pitock-Rosen & Paul Rosen: Sympathy card for Berman’s General Fund

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FIRE PIT AND PATIO to be built at OR SHALOM!!

Hi, my name is Ari Bernstein.

I've been a member at Or Shalom, along with my family, since I was born, and I had my Bar Mitzvah here last year. I am currently working on my Eagle Project for Boy Scouts and have decided to make something for Or Shalom. I love fire.

It's always my favorite part of camping. I was so excited last year when someone brought a fire pit here to shul during one of the Hebrew School's Saturday night Hav-

dalah services. We all had a great time singing around the fire and making s'mores. Even the adults liked it. I wished we could have done that every week.

Fire and singing bring people together. With a brick fire pit, we can have fires more often, especially when we invite

prospective families to our synagogue. I think it is something our congregants will enjoy for a long time.

As part of my project, I have done all the planning and even got a permit from the Township. But I also need your help. I will need donations to help fund it, and later

I'll need volunteers to help build it. The total cost will be $1200.00. Any amount will help -$20, $50, $100 (or more)--

whatever you can contribute is appreciated.

Please send checks made out to Troop 45 to: Ari Bernstein, 501 Doral Circle, Berwyn PA 19312.

Thank you very much. Sincerely,

Ari

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. Congratulations on

your

Bat Mitzvah

Zoe Greenberg

on

May 28, 2016

Congratulations on your

Confirmation

Zach Allon

Adam morrow

On

June 12, 2016

Sue and Alan Daroff are

proud parents of

another grandson,

Samuel Maxwell Daroff.

He is the son of our son

John and his wife Ruth and

brother of TED.

He arrived on May 20

at 1:12 am.

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GIFT SHOP NEWS

It’s Summer Time!

And the Shopping is Easy

At the Or Shalom Gift Shop

Remember us for gifts to

Bridal Showers, Weddings,

Bar or Bat Mitzvahs, Baby,

New Home, Birthdays or

Just Because…..

Hours by Appointment

Call Binnie 610-688-6750

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Congregation Or Shalom David M. Braunstein Memorial Scholarship Fund has been offered to the youth of Or Shalom to help defray the cost of Jewish camp tuition, Jewish travel, Jewish education and attendance at numerous Jewish organization's conferences. For ten years this Funds has performed its mission which was made possible from donations made to Or Shalom after David's death. I want to thank all recipients of scholarships for applying and it was the committees' hope that you all had a good time increasing your love for Judaism. It is now time for the Scholarship Fund to end its mission. All funds left in the account will be donated to the synagogue. Diana Braunstein Chairperson

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Congregation Or Shalom BLOOD DRIVE

Sunday, June 19th

2016

9:00AM – 2:00PM

Congregation Or Shalom – Social Hall

835 Darby-Paoli Road

Berwyn, PA 19312

Go to www.redcrossblood.org and

use sponsor code: orshalom

MAKE YOUR APPOINT-MENT TO- DAY!

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Social actions

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Sisterhood news

Thanks so much to Betsy Cohen for hosting our annual Sisterhood Closing Dinner! A big thank you, once again, to Julie Miller for helping with the Passover preparations in the kitchen and ordering the delicious Seder dinner. Thanks to LP and Ayalah Sorkin for setting up, and the Rabbi for leading such a fine Seder. It was a wonderful evening at the synagogue. I hope all of you can come to our annual Sisterhood Shabbat service on Saturday, June 4th. Please let Brenda Belkin or Betsy Cohen know if there is a pray-er you would like to lead, and let me know if you would like to help prepare the lunch. I also want to thank Laurie Katz, Julie Miller, and everyone who helped with the onegs and luncheons this year. As this year is coming to a close, I would like to remind you that I am still looking for someone to take over as Sisterhood President in the fall. I would be happy to help with the transition. And if you have any ideas for events, please contact me. We will have a book club meeting this summer; more info will be in the weekly emails. I hope to see you on June 4th! Mindy Bernstein Sisterhood President

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KOSHER KORNER

Baby Spinach and Portobello Mushroom Salad

Yield: 6 to 8 servings

1 tablespoon olive oil 1 (6-ounce) package sliced Portobello mushrooms 1 (10-ounce) package baby spinach leaves 1 red onion, thinly sliced 10 grape tomatoes, halved For dressing: ⅓ cup olive oil 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 teaspoon prepared crushed garlic ½ teaspoon sugar ½ teaspoon kosher salt 1. In a 12-inch skillet, heat oil over medium heat. 2. Add mushrooms and sauté for 5 minutes. Set aside. 3. In a salad bowl, place baby spinach, onion and tomatoes. 4. In a small bowl, whisk together all the dressing ingredients until smooth and creamy. Pour over salad. 5. Spoon mushrooms over salad. Toss gently and serve. Tip: If you like arugula, add some to the salad. If you don’t have time to sauté, just use 1 carton of fresh sliced white mushrooms in place of the Portobellos.

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JEWISH ADOPTION AND FAMILY CARE OPTIONS

Nothing is more tragic than a family torn apart. When a child is removed from their family, they leave behind what they have known and take with them their fears, anger, hurt and insecurities. We believe that we can provide one less obstacle in the healing process by providing a child with a familiar cultural and religious environment. We

believe every child deserves a safe and loving home.

Monthly Foster Care/Adoption Orientation Meeting

Anyone interested in learning more about becoming a foster or adoptive parent is in-vited to join us on one of the following evenings for an informative meeting:

June 6th, July 11th, Aug 1st, Sept. 12th, Nov. 7th, Dec. 5th Time: 6:30 pm

Location: JAFCO 234 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Ste. 100, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

This orientation will give attendees a chance to gain a general understanding about the foster care and adoption process and ask any questions you may have.

Please share this flyer with everyone you know so that we can assure that all

children in our community have a safe and loving home.

Thank you for caring about the children in our community who need our love and

support.

RSVP Required RSVP TO: Rachel Levy- Rachel@jafco.org 610-525-1040

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July events

ORGANIZATION: AMIT Philadelphia Council Shira Chapter EVENT: An Evening with bestselling author DANIEL SILVA LOCATION: Gratz College 7605 Old York Road Melrose Park, PA DATE: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 TIME: 6:30 PM Exclusive Catered Reception with Daniel Silva 7:30 PM Program 8:30 PM Book Signing & Dessert Reception COST: $180 each for exclusive Author’s reception & program (includes signed copy of The Black Widow) $54 General admission per person (includes signed copy of The Black Widow & dessert reception) CONTACT: AMIT Office 410-484-2223 robbiep@amitchildren.org Rachel Niedermayer Development Assistant, Mid-Atlantic & New England Regions T: 410.484.2223 F: 410.484.2223 2800 Stone Cliff Drive, Unit 112, Baltimore, MD 21209 www.AMITChildren.org/MidAtlantic www.AMITChildren.org/NewEngland

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Mishna Class Rabbi Jacob offers this class on each Sunday morning at 9:30 (immediately following the Sunday morning minyan). This is a very interesting class with plenty of opportunity for discussion and debate. (Not So) Basic Judaism Rabbi Jacob offers a Basic Judaism class for adults each Monday evening, from 7:30 to 8:30. The focus will be on learning about the holidays, life cycle events, great Jewish books and more. The Rabbi promises that even

the most knowledgeable will find something new and intriguing in this class. Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class Rabbi Jacob invites any adult seeking to have a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, to schedule private lessons with him. Other One-on-One Classes with Rabbi Jacob Rabbi is offering one-on-one classes at your convenience on many Jewish topics such as: Learning to read or speak Hebrew, synagogue skills, bible, Mishna, etc. You can even name your own class!

Please email the office at office@orshalom.com to schedule your class with the Rabbi now.

Classes with Rabbi Jacob

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Or Shalom Donation Form

I would like to help support Or Shalom. I have specified each donation and I have included one check for the total amount payable to Or Shalom. Please send all donations to: Congregation Or Shalom, 835 Darby Paoli Road, Berwyn PA 19312

Name____________________________________________________ Address__________________________________________________ Fund #________Amount $________ Phone #___________________ Made in memory of________________________________________ Made in honor of__________________________________________ Speedy Recovery__________________________________________ Send acknowledgment to (include address)

Name____________________________________________________ Address__________________________________________________ Fund #________Amount $________ Phone #___________________ Made in memory of________________________________________ Made in honor of__________________________________________ Speedy Recovery__________________________________________ Send acknowledgment to (include address)

Definition of Funds 1. Building Fund: Donations are used for the continuous upkeep of our building. These funds help offset unex-pected expenses such as A/C, Heater, roof repair and any emergency repairs to our facility. 2. Beautification Fund: Donations are used for the upkeep of our grounds. Trees, plants, mulch, etc. 3. Biblical Garden Fund: Donations are used to maintain and support our biblical garden. 4. David Braunstein Memorial Scholarship Fund: Donations are used to offer scholarships for Jewish related travel or Jewish summer camps. For questions regarding this fund please contact Diana Braunstein at braun-stein540@comcast.net. 5. Paul Seres Education Endowment Fund: This fund is maintained to provide interest income for restricted use by the synagogue for Education. 6. General Fund: All monies donated to this fund will supplement the current year’s budget. 7. Hebrew School: Funds are used for the needs of the Religious School. Examples: Bulletin boards, books and school supplies, etc. 8. Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund: The Rabbi uses these funds for charitable purpose. Donations to this fund can be made directly to the synagogue office. 9. Social Action: Donations will be used for all social action events and programs. Any questions to this fund should be addressed to Gina Arlen at migi4@verizon.net. 10. Tree of Life: A leaf can be purchased to honor or commemorate any important life event. The cost of a leaf is $180.00 which will be displayed in our foyer. For more information please contact Christina Chusid at christi-na.chusid@verizon.net 11. USY-Or Shalom Chapter: Funds are used to support USY for their activities. 12. Yahrzeit Plaque: Two plaques can be purchased for $360.00. The first would be a permanent plaque on the back wall of the sanctuary. The second plaque would be placed during the week of the Yahrzeit on the memorial wall in the front of the sanctuary. Additional information will be requested when purchasing a plaque. Please con-tact Ellen Gross at Ellenagross@gmail.com for more information. 13. Oneg: Sponsor an Oneg for Friday night and /or Saturday morning for any celebration you with. The cost is $40.00 and the Sisterhood will purchase and set it up. 14. Sisterhood Cards & Contributions: Cards for all Occasions cost $5.00, Chaverim is $18.00 and Sisterhood Flowers are $18.00. A donation can also be made to the Sisterhood General fund.

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