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www.FirstHebrew.Org 1December 2015

Our Community’s Monthly Newsletter

Kislev - Tevet 5776 / December 2015

Kehilataynu

H a n u k k a h D i n n e rTuesday, Dec. 8 @ 6:00pm

Rabbi Dana Bogatz President…....Charles NewmanYou are invited to a very special event which has

been held in CT for the last 20 years, but now it takes place in PEEKSKILL, NY. STUMP THE RABBI..page 3

How is it possible that in 2015 Jewish college kids are excluded from participating in student government because they are……………page 4

Sisterhood .............Fran Olmsted Men’s Club There are few thornier issues than the status of the Middle East, especially Israel. We are always poised between hope for peace, …………..……page 5

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An appeal from the bingo committee……………………..Mark Stern I have two requests; the first is to read this memo.

The second will come further down in the message. Bingo has been going very well for the past few

years. More regular players are coming every week. We have come in ahead of budget; and brought in additional revenue for FHC. It should be pointed out that bingo is the third largest source of revenue for First Hebrew.

The bingo committee is a dedicated group of volunteers that show up to all (or nearly all) of the 42 nights a year that we have bingo. Some come early (4:30) and stay late (9:30), some only come when needed and stay for an hour and a half. We cover for each other and anybody who needs a week or month off for any reason doesn’t get any grief.

Unfortunately, some of our critical staff will be way in January.

That brings me to my second request… We need a couple of people to staff bingo from 6‐

7:30pm in November and January. We could also use a few people to help out with

the food service part of our operation (which separately brings in an additional $3,000/year for FHC).

Please think about volunteering for this critical period or join the “Bingo regulars,” call or e‐mail me Mark Stern –914‐714‐4723, [email protected] or Frances Weiner 914‐432‐2487, [email protected].

Thanks in advance.


Rabbi’s MessageDear FHC friends, You are invited to a very special event which has

been held in CT for the last 20 years, but now it takes place in PEEKSKILL, NY. And you are the honored guests. Join me to play:

STUMP THE RABBI On Friday December 18 following 7:00 services.

GOAL: The goal of the evening is to stump the rabbi, as many times as possible.

HOW TO PLAY: Come prepared with questions about anything from any aspect of Judaism. I have to provide you with an answer, on the spot, which satisfies your curiosity. If I succeed, you learn something! But if I fail, then following Shabbat I

make a donation to the tzedakah (charity fund) of your choice AND go find out the correct answer which will be made public by Friday Jan 15, 2016. We all learn something and your favorite tzedakah benefits as well!

WHO WINS: We all do! We learn something, have an interesting conversation, and spread some tzedakah money around. What could be bad?

So get going! Look in trivia books, encyclopedias, Google, in your zaidey’s siddur….and bring your questions to STUMP THE RABBI, Friday Dec 18. Wine, cheese and crackers at 6:30 p.m. Service at 7:00 pm, Stump the Rabbi to follow.

Looking for a way to Help the Community? WE NEED MORE PEOPLE TO COOK FOR THE

SOUP KITCHEN The social action committee at First Hebrew Congregation is dedicated to feeding the hungry in our community. In accordance with our mission, we provide a meal for the local Soup Kitchen for about 80 people once a month, on the second Monday of the month. (In addition to fighting hunger, the social action committee provides informational programs about vital community issues) The food we provide is usually cooked in our own homes (or purchased) by our members, and left on the bench in the synagogue before 10 am on the day it is to be served. The soup kitchen picks up the food and serves it at lunchtime. You can also help by joining the social action committee, providing scrip cards to supermarkets to purchase food, making monetary donations to the social action committee, or providing food If you would like to help cook, join the social action committee, or help in any of the ways enumerated above , you can send or leave donations in the synagogue office in an envelope labeled “social action committee”, put nonperishable food in the box in the coat closet labeled “social action committee”(please do not put it in the food pantry box ) or contact Fran Olmsted at [email protected] or 845 661 4691. Sisterhood e-mail List

If you would like to be included on Sisterhood’s e-mail list, please send your e-mail address to Fran Olmsted at

[email protected]


President’s MessageHow is it possible that in 2015 Jewish college

kids are excluded from participating in student government because they are Jews? How has it come to pass that Israel has come to be seen by a segment of the college population as an apartheid state singled out as an international pariah?

If you aren't a regular reader of "The Jewish Week" you may have missed the steady drumbeat of anti-Israel activity that has been occurring on campuses around the U.S. and in Europe. The "BDS" (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions) movement has been growing for 10 years and it is getting stronger each year.

BDS is modeled on the anti-apartheid movement of the 1960's to 1990's. This time, Israel, above all other countries in the world is being singled out as the prime violator of human rights and international law. BDS calls for;

"The right not to live under military occupation", "The right to equality as Palestinian citizens of Israel, and "The right to return for people made refugees through ethnic cleansing in 1948 and subsequently". (Source: Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at UCLA).

This past spring, a UCLA student was initially denied a position on the student government's judicial board when her "ties to the Jewish community" (Hillel and other Jewish groups) were cited as a "conflict of interest". Those of us who went to college in another time can only ask "What

is going on here?" According to The Jewish Week one of the most

problematic developments recently in the BDS movement is support from "the fast growing Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) which agitates against the Israeli government and supports the BDS movement". As if Israel doesn't have enough problems, we now have Jews fighting against it?! JVP's budget has risen from $280,000 in 2008 to $1.5 Million in 201 2.

Meanwhile SJP chapters across the country are offering "their audience an opportunity for emotional gratification and allows the group to effectively connect with important minority and political organizations. By aligning with other popular liberal causes, SJP has succeeded in building coalitions...to push the BDS campaign" (The Jewish Week 10.16.15)

I'm scared by BDS and you should be too. There's a whole college generation being raised on Israel and Jewish hatred. We can however fight BDS by informing our kids and their kids and by speaking out for Israel, the only functioning democracy in the Mid-East. We need to actively question why it is only Israel that is constantly singled out. We need to open our eyes and our mouths to call BDS what it is...organized anti-Semitism.

Chuck

Torah Readings Get wellFirst Hebrew wishes a speedy recovery to: Abe Eichner, Morton Bensky, Leonard Brown, and Sylvia Saltzman

Sat. Dec. 5 VayeshevSat. Dec. 12 MiketzSat. Dec. 19 VayigashSat. Dec. 26 VayechiSat. Jan. 2 Shemot

Po l i c yAny donations of items including electronics and other hard goods must be pre-approved. Please call the office at 914-739-0500 for further information. Thank you.


Men’s Club

Sisterhood…Women Enjoying Jewish LifeThere are few thornier issues than the status of

the Middle East, especially Israel. We are always poised between hope for peace, and wild despair. Regardless of the nature of the times, it is always good to be as aware as we can about the situation. This month, Sisterhood and Men's Club are lucky enough to have Yael Lewis speak to this difficult situation with us, in a talk titled "Israel: A Current Perspective" .

Yael Lewis is our newest shlicha, one of the two shlichim (emissaries) for the Westchester Community based at the Rosenthal JCC. Those of you who joined us at our Friend Raiser at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in August were able to meet our other shahliach, Yoav Cohen. They were also involved in the planning and coordinating of the Evening of Unity with the People of Israel Program held on November 2 at the Westchester Reform Temple. Shlichim act as a cultural bridge between Israel and the United States. They are here as part of the Westchester Community Shaliach Initiative which is a county-wide project coordinated by the Rosenthal JCC and the Westchester Jewish Council with significant financial support from UJA federation of New York as well as from Hillels of Westchester and the Jewish Agency for Israel,

funding from Carol and Michael Lowenstein, the Adnim Foundation and the Nedivot Venture Philanthropy Fund of UJA Federation of New York.

Yael Lewis grew up in the United States, where she was active in her Jewish community. She immigrated to Israel in 2008 and served as a sergeant in the IDF forces. Yael worked and traveled to various countries and developed her passion for language and cultures. She received her bachelor’s degree in Government, Diplomacy and Strategy from the Pahpael Recanati Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) in Israel. She is also co-manager and instructor in a non-profit organization that gives aid to those serving in the IDF. She also volunteered with Holocaust survivors living in Israel. She is interested in international relations, public policy and diplomacy and speaks English, Hebrew, Spanish and basic Arabic.

Please join us on December 13 for this timely and important event. As always, breakfast will begin at 9:15 am and Yael will start her talk at 10:00 am. We look forward to seeing you all.

Fran Olmsted Sisterhood Co-President

DonationsYahrzeit – Rachel Schild

In memory of: Anita Hersh – Susan Pretak

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund - In appreciation of the High Holiday services – Jayne and John de Gant, Paul and Laurie Raccuia.

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Installation of Rabbi Dana Bogatz, Executive Committee, and Board of Trustees; Sunday, October 18th

O N E G S

Condolences

Friday, December 4

• Phyllis & Mark Stern in honor of their wedding anniversary on December 8 • Carol & Harold Schlacter in honor of their grandson Zachary Emmett Schlacter’s birthday on December 9 Friday, December 11

• The Krantz family in honor of Emily’s birthday on December 15 Friday, December 18

• Amy Burckhard in honor of her son-in-law Peter Braverman’s birthday on December 18 • Marilyn & Freemont Reif in honor of their grandson William’s birthday on December 18 • The Colman family in honor of Kathy & Mike’s wedding anniversary on December 21 • Alice Krochmal in honor of Barbara & Norman Simkin’s wedding anniversary on December 22 • Amy Burckhard in honor of Josh & Jessica’s wedding anniversary on December 23 • Mindy Steinholz and Jamie Spock in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Isabelle Speiser on December 24 at

Robinson’s Arch in Jerusalem Friday, December 25

• Marilyn & Freemont Reif in honor of Karen Reif’s birthday on December 27 • Roxann & Marc Intriligator in honor of son Daniel’s birthday on December 28

• Our sincere condolences to Larry Miller and Rochelle Moses on the loss of their beloved wife and mother Francine Miller.

HaMakom y’nahem etkhem b’tokh sh’ar avelei Zion viYrushalayim.May the Holy One comfort you among all the mourners for Zion and Jerusalem.


Bingo Schedule

BINGO: Why are we asking you to donate your time to helping out with Bingo? It generates approximately $25,000 in revenue per year to our operation of the synagogue. The time commitment is only about three hours on a Wednesday night. We now start Bingo at 6:30 pm so you and our customers can get home earlier. If you are opposed to fulfilling your obligation as a member, then pay the $400 Bingo assessment immediately and let Lisa know to take you off the Bingo list. As a member in good standing it is your obligation to participate in this fundraising activity. If the congregation chooses not to continue providing Bingo to the community and forfeiting the OPM (other people’s money), then the congregation will need to be assessed accordingly to raise the $20,000, or determine what services will be cut. Do your part of fundraising and show up for your assigned Bingo night. Bring a book or magazine to read (there is time when you are waiting). If you come late, it is still better than not coming at all. Or, if you choose, send the $400.

Important Note: Your 2015–2016 dues include a surcharge for Bingo. If a member family meets its two-bingo requirement during the year, the family will receive a credit. Similarly, if a single member meets his/her one-bingo requirement during the year, he/she will receive a credit.

URGENT MESSAGE: If you are unable to attend on your scheduled Bingo night, IT IS YOUR RESPONSBILITY TO GET A REPLACEMENT.

Thank you for your continued cooperation!!!! Workers should report to Bingo by 6:15 pm and are expected to stay until at least 10:00 pm.

FHC WEDNESDAY NIGHT BINGO SCHEDULE December 2015

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED COOPERATION

IMPORTANT - If you are unable to work on your assigned day it is your responsibility to switch with someone or find someone to replace you.

PLEASE do not call the office to find someone for you. Thank you!

November 25th – NO BINGO Happy Thanksgiving December 2nd – Ellie Schaffer------------ Carol Gold---------- Beverly Schwartz------- December 9th – Ilene Zanchelli----------Robin Dolacky-----------Rose Rowland----------- December 16th – Don Feldman------------ Ray Cohen--------------- Richard Zorn------------- December 23rd – Carol Newman----------- Fran Olmsted------- Sharon Edelstein--------- December 30th – Danielle Calo----------- Howard Jacobson------David Kasdan----------


MULTICULTURAL FOLKDANCING @FHC New dancers welcome!

Israeli, Balkan, Scandinavian, and more all taught by professional performers and instructors,

Linda Mansdorf and Michael Sternberg

Known for their expertise and patience, Linda and Michael will teach all dancers --from beginner to advanced -- the skill and joy of the folk dance of different cultures.

The first Sunday* of the month; 6:30pm-8:30pm; Upstairs lounge

December 6

There is a fee of $5 per person per class for non-FHC members.

Email Amy Melman for more information: [email protected]


SHARE YOUR SIMCHAS BY SPONSORING AN ONEG SHABBAT !

Sisterhood invites you to sponsor an Oneg Shabbat in honor of your family and friends. Celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, engagements, weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, graduations, and more!

It’s a bargain: Only $5 per Oneg.

It’s easy to do: Just fill out this form and your Simcha will appear in the Bulletin and the weekly synagogue emails and will be announced from the Bimah.

Send this page with your check payable to: Sisterhood FHC, c/o Frances Weiner ([email protected]), FHC Sisterhood, 1821 Main Street, Peekskill, NY 10566.

Name: No. of Onegs: @ $5Address: Amount Due: Phone: Email:

Sponsor name(s) to appear as ________________________________________________________

Honoree’s Name Occasion Date of Event

1. ________________________________________________________________________________

2. ________________________________________________________________________________

3. ________________________________________________________________________________

4. ________________________________________________________________________________

5. ________________________________________________________________________________

Optimum: Channel 138Optimum on Demand: Channel 502

Time Warner: Channel 1013FiOS: Channel 900

The new free Shalom TV Channel is for anyone interested in Jewish life, and features daily news directly from Israel; children's programs every morning and afternoon; presentations from the 92nd Street Y; Jewish studies; movies and entertainment, and interviews of major Jewish figures every night.


YahrzeitsThe following Yahrzeits will be observed during the month of Cheshvan

and Kislev as noted on the memorial plaque in our sanctuary:

May their memory be a blessing to all

D a t e C o n v e r t e r

6th of Kislev ….. 18-Nov7th of Kislev ….. 19-Nov8th of Kislev ….. 20-Nov9th of Kislev ….. 21-Nov

10th of Kislev ….. 22-Nov11th of Kislev ….. 23-Nov12th of Kislev ….. 24-Nov13th of Kislev ….. 25-Nov14th of Kislev ….. 26-Nov15th of Kislev ….. 27-Nov16th of Kislev ….. 28-Nov17th of Kislev ….. 29-Nov18th of Kislev ….. 30-Nov19th of Kislev ….. 1-Dec20th of Kislev ….. 2-Dec21st of Kislev ….. 3-Dec

22nd of Kislev ….. 4-Dec23rd of Kislev ….. 5-Dec24th of Kislev ….. 6-Dec25th of Kislev ….. 7-Dec26th of Kislev ….. 8-Dec27th of Kislev ….. 9-Dec28th of Kislev ….. 10-Dec29th of Kislev ….. 11-Dec30th of Kislev ….. 12-Dec

1st of Tevet ….. 13-Dec2nd of Tevet ….. 14-Dec3rd of Tevet ….. 15-Dec4th of Tevet ….. 16-Dec5th of Tevet ….. 17-Dec6th of Tevet ….. 18-Dec7th of Tevet ….. 19-Dec8th of Tevet ….. 20-Dec9th of Tevet ….. 21-Dec

10th of Tevet ….. 22-Dec11th of Tevet ….. 23-Dec12th of Tevet ….. 24-Dec13th of Tevet ….. 25-Dec14th of Tevet ….. 26-Dec15th of Tevet ….. 27-Dec16th of Tevet ….. 28-Dec17th of Tevet ….. 29-Dec18th of Tevet ….. 30-Dec19th of Tevet ….. 31-Dec20th of Tevet ….. 1-Jan21st of Tevet ….. 2-Jan

22nd of Tevet ….. 3-Jan23rd of Tevet ….. 4-Jan24th of Tevet ….. 5-Jan25th of Tevet ….. 6-Jan26th of Tevet ….. 7-Jan27th of Tevet ….. 8-Jan28th of Tevet ….. 9-Jan29th of Tevet ….. 10-Jan

Philip Goldstein……..……Kislev 1 Irwin Heck……..…………..…Kislev 24Leonard M. Jacobs…….. Kislev 1 Ben Richman……..…………Kislev 27Richard Brill……..………Kislev 3 Samuel Kahn, M.D.……..……Kislev 28Barney Goldstein……..…Kislev 3 Celia Friedberg……..…………Kislev 29Benjamin Saltzman……. Kislev 3 Myrtle Gaffen……..………….Kislev 29Sylvia Ofrichter……..……Kislev 4 Anna Eisenberg……..………Kislev 30Harry Garber……..………Kislev 5 Eric Hillel Hersh……..………Tevet 1Allen J. Mills……..……… Kislev 5 Nancy L. Pines……..…………Tevet 1Charles Jacobs……..……Kislev 6 Louise Hersh……..………… Tevet 2Theodore Landsberg……Kislev 6 Lena Poritsky……..…………Tevet 3Abe Dabrusin……..………Kislev 7 Raymond Smalheiser……..…Tevet 3Nathan Finklestein……..…Kislev 7 Helen Chervin……..…………Tevet 5Abraham Weinstein…….Kislev 7 Samuel Liebowitz……..………Tevet 5Leonard Krauter……..……Kislev 8 Lena Fleischer……..…………Tevet 6Isaac Hiesiger……..…… Kislev 9 Agatha Alterman……..………Tevet 8Samuel Liebowitz, M.D.…Kislev 9 Bessie Bergman……..………Tevet 8Sol Sanders……..………Kislev 9 Betty Asen……..…………..…Tevet 9Helene Frogel……..………Kislev 10 Jacob Schragis……..……… Tevet 9Herman Berman……..… Kislev 12 Bernard Gerber……..……… Tevet 10Jacob Biloon……..………Kislev 12 Bella Goldstein……..…………Tevet 11Pincus Greenfield……..…Kislev 13 Jerome Silverstein……..……Tevet 11Mildred Rosen……..…… Kislev 13 Dina Herschorn……..……… Tevet 12Samuel Skolsky……..……Kislev 13 Harry Ruback……..…………Tevet 12Jeanette Frogel……..……Kislev 14 Molly Ephraim……..…………Tevet 13Paul Weiss……..…………Kislev 14 Bessie Levine……..…………Tevet 14Benjamin H. Halper……..Kislev 15 Samuel Ephraim……..………Tevet 15Joseph Gold……..………Kislev 16 Yitzhak Czigler……..…………Tevet 16Sadie Trager……..………Kislev 16 Sidney H. Fisch……..……… Tevet 17Elliot Iberman……..………Kislev 18 Reverend Simon Domowitz…Tevet 18Joseph M. Marder……..…Kislev 18 Fannie Schragis……..………Tevet 19Gerda Leah Gottfried……Kislev 19 Anne Bernstein-Garfunkel-SaTevet 20Josephine Nonna Minelli…Kislev 19 Ben S. Newman……..………Tevet 24Sarah Schlosberg……..…Kislev 22 Sara Ganeles……..…………Tevet 26Grace Ruth Dabrusin……Kislev 23 Arthur Ruina……..…………..Tevet 26Dr. Cyrus I. Lack……..…Kislev 23 Tillie Silverstein……..…………Tevet 26David B. Treiber……..……Kislev 23

Help support our Hebrew School when you shop online.

Visit the congregation’s website: www.FirstHebrew.Org for details.


First Hebrew Congregation“O p p o r t u n i t i e s f o r G i v i n g”

Torah Fund CARDS for ALL OCCASIONS are available through Sisterhood!

These cards help raise scholarship funds for the Jewish Theological Seminary and other Conservative Movement

educational institutions.The cards are on display in the FHC library and on a flyer in this bulletin.

$4 per card w/envelope$20 per 6 cards w/envelopes

Call or email to have cards sentTorah Fund Chairperson - Danielle Calo914-646-2235; [email protected]

Note: Recognition for all gifts will be provided in the Newsletter (as well as on the particular item if warranted).

All donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please consult your tax advisor for specific advice on tax savings through charitable gifts.

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Sisterhood Social Action Project

Non-perishable food items for Fred's Pantry in Peekskill

This will be an ongoing project for the entire FHC

community; bring your donations to our box in the

upstairs coat closet

Yahrzeit Plaques (memorial) In memory of a member ....................................... $200 In memory of a non-member ................................ $300 In memory of and purchased by a non-member .. $500 Tree of Life Books (in honor of a birth, Bar (plate on inside cover or Bat Mitzvah, wedding, recognizes your gift special anniversaries, life and names those events, in memoriam, etc.) you wish to honor) Leaf .................. $150 Siddurim ........... $36 Rock ................ $250 Mahzorim .......... $25 Root ................. $350 Chumashim ...... $54 Memorial Plate. $500

Brick Garden A wonderful way to memorialize or honor a loved one One brick (with inscription) ........ ......................... $150 Two bricks ........ ......................... ......................... $275 Library Fund General Fund Gifts (i.e., purchases at library discretion) Specific Purchase Gifts (i.e. book series or encyclopedia)

Other Donation Ideas Gifts of highly appreciated stock or real estate—save on income tax while avoiding capital gains taxes! Scholarships - for youth programs and camps and travel to Israel.

First Hebrew Congregation“O p p o r t u n i t i e s f o r G i v i n g”


Kehilataynu Editorial Policy and Publishing Information

E m a i l L i s tIf you’re interested in getting emails with the weekly announcements, please visit the website at www.firsthebrew.org. If you wish to contact the synagogue for any other business, please note that the e-mail address to use is [email protected]. To email Rabbi Paskind directly, use [email protected]

If you change your Internet provider and/or email address, please remember to sign up for the First Hebrew mailing list again at your new address. Email [email protected] with your request to be added to the list.

First Hebrew websiteVisit www.firsthebrew.org for synagogue information, articles, plus current and archived issues of the bulletin. The following month’s bulletin is posted shortly after it goes to the printer, so you can read it without having to wait for the post office to deliver it! You can even view a printable version of the current month’s calendar. Come check it out! If you have any questions or comments, feel free to send email to [email protected].

Help support our Hebrew School when you shop online. Visit FHC website for details.

Let Everyone Know How Proud We are of Our Children!The Board of Education would like to honor our wonderful Bar/Bat Mitzvah students in a special way!

We would like each student to submit a brief biography (5-7 sentences) to be placed in the synagogue bulletin. The biography could include information such as their Bar/BatMitzvah date, grade, school, outside interests, and should include a short description about his/her service project; you may also include a photograph if you like. The responsibility to write and submit this information belongs to the family of the child. Please do not cause unnecessary disappointment for your children when they don’t see their names in the bulletin with their classmates. The biography must be submitted to the editor SIX WEEKS prior to the first day of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah month to ensure placement in a timely fashion. Any articles sent after that time will be placed in the next bulletin, which may be after the Bar/Bat Mitzvah date. Please submit the biography to the bulletin at bulletin@ FirstHebrew.org or you can mail or fax to the FHC office.

H e l p W a n t e dIf you are interested in assisting with publishing the Kehilataynu as editor, designer, writer, or any other

capacity, please contact Lisa at the office or Masoud Radparvar at [email protected].

Articles for the February 2016 Newsletter are due by: WednesdayJanuary 6, 2016

Articles for the January 2016 Newsletter are due by: Wednesday, December 2, 2015

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The synagogue bulletin is a place not only for news and information about FHC and its members, but also a forum for members to place information that may be of interest to their fellow congregants. We are happy to consider all articles submitted to Kehilataynu; however, we reserve the right to edit for style, and length. In addition, all articles submitted by FHC members are labeled as such and do not reflect the opinion of FHC or the Board of Trustees.

Please keep the following in mind: • Articles and announcements must be received in the FHC

office by the date below. • Please submit your article or announcement via e-mail to

[email protected]. If you do not have a computer, and/or your submission is not available in digital format, you may fax, mail, or deliver your (typed) submission(s) to the temple office.

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