Editorial Welcome to the Spring ‘06 edition of Arley News. I can’t believe it’s March already; time seems to have flown by. I’m pleased to present to you another edition of Arley News with a range of new articles. This time Arley News has even reached Australia – where George Hawkes is seeking help in tracing his wife’s family history – an international presence already! A big thank you goes to the Smartwater team who have kindly donated £72.29 to the publication costs of Arley News – gratefully received. To bring Arley News to you, we rely on volunteer support. I know we write this in every edition, however, I must stress how in need we are of deliverers, especially for Old Arley – Can you spare any time to support your community? I’m pleased to welcome Ron Brown onto the Arley News team – with thanks for your valuable contribution to the team so far Ron. We are eager to receive any content items you might have: Any ideas or items you would like to see for 2006, please let me know. Have a lovely Spring and enjoy Easter, Warm regards Emily & the editorial team Arley Community Association News At the moment supporting the Parish Council to undertake Arley’s Parish Plan is the main focus of ACA’s activities. Public meetings The public meeting held in New Arley on the 9th of January was a great success. Around 65 people attended and we all learned more about what is involved in doing a Parish Plan. 25 people came forward and volunteered to help with different aspects of the plan. Around 25 people attended the meeting in Old Arley on the 19th January. A few volunteers came forward but more are needed if we are to accurately represent villager’s views and opinions. If you live in Old Arley and would like to help please contact one the people specified at the end of this article. People who attended the meetings were asked to fill in a form outlining their comments and concerns. Initial analysis suggests that concerns include: Transport, road traffic and parking The site of the Miners Welfare Hall and the need for a community building are concerns in New Arley and previous research has shown that ‘the backs’ are a concern for many households in both villages. What happens next? ACA have analysed the initial survey and passed the results, as well as the contact details of all of those who have volunteered to help, to the Parish Council. In the near future the Parish Council will hold a meeting for those who volunteered in order to decide what needs doing and how to carry it forward. Volunteers will be contacted as soon as the date and venue have been finalised. Local businesses will also be encouraged to become involved. Refreshments will be provided. Do you have skills, facilities or resources that could help? We have a particular need for: Survey design skills For more information or if you would like to become involved in the Parish Plan please call: Arley Community Association’s Annual General Meeting Local Plan Latest Following the Local Plan Inquiry held last year, North Warwickshire Borough Council has now amended the Local Plan, accepting the majority of the Planning Inspector’s recommendations, and is now consulting on the proposed modifications they have made to the plan. The public consultation period on the modified plan runs from Thursday 16th February 2006 until Friday 31st March 2006. With regards to Arley, both the Miners Welfare Site and Rectory Cottages Site have been deleted from the Plan with respect to them being developed for 100% Affordable Housing as petitioned for by the Arley Community Association. Arley Community Association is supporting this modification, but making further objection to the relevant modified policies proposed in the plan aimed at protecting community facilities in area’s such as Arley and how community consultation is taken into account when any redevelopment of such is proposed. For further Local Information contact Paul Reader on 01676 541323. ‘Cheers!’ – Wagon Load of Lime New managers of the ‘Wagon Load of Lime’ moved in to pub in Old Arley in November 2005. Peter Grimes and his son Michael are excited at the prospect of managing the pub and hope to be upgrading it over the coming months and making it into a venue for the whole parish to enjoy. Although this is Peter’s first position as a landlord, he has plenty of experience, built up over the last 10 years, as a bar/cellar man. His main job however, before taking on the Wagon was as a lorry driver. Peter has lived in the area for the last 18 years, moving here when Michael was a baby. He is looking forward to improving the venue and wants it to be a high quality village pub, the centre of village life. He is hoping to hold regular entertainment nights, including running charity nights for local organisations. Another ambition of Peter’s is to re-open the restaurant so that he can further welcome the residents of Arley and provide us with a much needed local establishment where we can stay local but enjoy a good meal – a much needed facility! Peter looks forward to meeting many of the local residents over the next few months and hopes that people will pop in to see him as the refurbishment takes shape. Keep an eye out in Arley News for forthcoming events at the Wagon Load of Lime! Want to learn more about First Aid for your Family? Sian Scholes is the new Public First aid training Co-ordinator for the British Red Cross in the Warwickshire area; she is reinstating First Aid Training as a necessity for all groups and individuals around the area. Sian Scholes Tangra Circus Academy comes to Arley A unique opportunity for children aged 5-17 to learn circus and acrobatic skills to world-class standards or simply to enjoy a totally new activity is now available at St. Michael’s, Gun Hill every Friday from 3.15 p.m. to 6 p.m. For more information please telephone 07774513177 Quiz Time QUIZ 3 QUESTIONS 1. What does DFC stand for? QUIZ 2 ANSWERS 1. Commissioner Deputy assistant Quiz answers and Questions are New Arley Youth Club Activities, arts and crafts sessions, sporting activities, personal development sessions and various trips. The group has gained funding from Arley Parish Council, Arley Community Association, The Co-Op, North Warwickshire Rural Transport Partnership, The ‘Ley Project’, North Warwickshire’s Health and Wellbeing Fund and North Warwickshire CVS, a big thank you to these organisations! We Need Volunteers New Arley Youth Club has now been running for 9 months. In this time the membership has grown to more than 30 young people aged 8 – 16. The popularity of the club has meant we have split into two groups for juniors and seniors. We meet on Tuesdays at St Michael’s Church, New Arley The youth club is a constituted group with a Management Committee and we will soon have our own bank account which will make applying for funding a lot easier. Church Services St. Wilfrid’s Arley and St. Michael’s Gun Hill Mother’s Day Special 27th March, 4 pm Easter Services United Procession and Communion Starting at Wesley Hall Methodist Church, Old Arley 10.15 a.m. Join us every Sunday… …. and through the week For further details, to book a baptism or wedding or if you would like me to visit please telephone the Rector Peter Allan 02476-399070 Arley Wesley Hall Methodist Church Please note the Change of Minister : Deacon Sue Fry Family Service: 2nd Sunday of the Month 10.30 am Introducing Sue Fry - Over the past few months, many people have been aware of the changes taking place within and outside Wesley Hall, as our refurbishment programme has become more evident, in particular , the ramp, which provides easier access. Another of the changes has been my arrival as minister for the church. I am a member of the Methodist Diaconal Order, a dispersed religious order and order of ministry. Since September 2001 I have been serving in Nuneaton and Atherstone Circuit and Arley has come into my care from last September, although I have been involved unofficially for rather longer. My other churches are Ryton (Bulkington), Collycroft (Bedworth), Attleborough and Hartshill. As a deacon I see my role as largely to be pastoral one, and so I spend as much time as possible with people, attempting to see at least one person from each of the 5 areas each week. You should see me around Arley quite often as our Methodist premises are used by so many community and church groups for all ages, and I do like to make contact with everyone when I can. Just look out for the bright green car! By nature, I am an enthusiast, enjoying every aspect of live, especially the privilege of ministry and of serving our Lord Jesus Christ, and greatly value the opportunities of working with my brothers and sisters of all Christian traditions. For 20 years I have been increasingly involved in the life of the Kenyan church, and, with the help of the Circuit Methodists and other friends have built one Nursery School in Kisumu, W. Kenya, and we are embarking on another. Whilst in Kenya on my twice yearly visits, I also train Sunday School teachers in the basic skills of story telling, arts and crafts, child development, visual aids and pretty much anything else I am asked to. So change has come and is coming to Wesley Hall and the Methodist Community and as we prepare for Easter and the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, change should come to all of us. The season of Lent is one of those when we are challenged to examine Jesus’ life and our own, to allow him in, increasing measure so that we might know the full joy of being raised with him hi new life. This should not simply be for our sakes, but so that we might be better able to share the good news with those around us. These days, so many are searching for something to fill the god-shaped space in their lives, so why shouldn’t we help them to fill the gap with the living God as we know him in our Lord Jesus Christ. Every community needs and deserves an effective Christian presence, so let us go boldly into our villages, living out faith and proclaiming the life-changing Gospel messages. God bless you in your worship and witness. May we together “lift high the cross, the love of Christ proclaim until all the world (especially the Arley part of it) adore his sacred name.” Sue Fry (Deacon) Arley News reaches Australia A family research request. George Hawkes who lives in Australia is looking to trace the families of David and Eliza Knight on behalf of his wife. The Knights moved to Arley around 1902 to work at the mine. The family were still in Arley around 1935, aged about 74 living at 38 Rectory Cottages. Their son John Knight a miner married Violet living at 19 Church cottages with 2 children Arthur and Rose. George also knows so far that two of David’s daughters married a Backhouse and a Clements who were also miners. Any further clues would be appreciated. Please contact George Hawkes direct on e-mail: george.hawkes@bigpond.com or by post 25 Lilli Pilli Point road, Lilli Pilli, NSW. Australia 2229. Beeline Community Transport is a registered charity which was set up in 1983, it is funded by Warwickshire Health Authority and Warwickshire County Council. Beeline Community Transport works through volunteers providing a door-to-door transport service to hospitals, clinics and other essential services such as doctors surgeries, chiropodists, dentists and opticians and other locations. VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED Can you help? We pay your tax free mileage expenses. For details of the insurance cover we provide and to find out more about joining our happy team of volunteer drivers please telephone: 01827 717074 ARLEY’S ANGELS LOOKING GOOD The Angels have just received their new kit it looks great. The latest styles to grace the netball court all thanks to the new coach and umpire Wendy of Alpha Brides. Wendy has created a “kit” that is worthy of a team with the Angels ability. She used her experience as a bespoke bridal dress designer to give the team a customise classic look. She can be reached on 01676 541872 for designing and making that special dress for that special day. The Angels are going on tour in September to Bournemouth. This will be our first tour and everyone is excited. As always we are keen on attracting new players, especially teenagers. So if you, your daughter or niece is an inspiring athlete, please become/encourage them to be part of our team. Ring Karen on 01676 549035 Smartwater - New Arley Following the Pilot Smartwater Project undertaken in late 2003, requests were recently made to Sgt. Martyn Stephens of Warwickshire Police’s Community Safety Team regarding the current status and costs of renewal registration of the scheme. He informed us that Smartwater UK no longer charges for this and that Warwickshire Police still manage the scheme on behalf of the New Arley Residents who marked their valuables and registered with the Police accordingly. As no further fees are now due, £72.29 remains from £87.29 of voluntary donations collected from the various Smartwater Distribution Meetings held in 2003, once room hire costs of £15 were accounted for. It has been agreed by those who helped with the roll out of Smartwater that the best use of these funds now would be to assist in the funding of Arley News (this local newsletter) as it would be impracticable to return funds to their original donors. The Pilot Smartwater Project is no longer distributing Smartwater, anyone wishing to obtain further Smartwater supplies should contact Warwickshire Police Officers for the Arley Area, are PC 158 James Graham and PCSO 6037 Esther Kinch. They are based at Atherstone Police Station and can be contacted on 01827 718092, their voice mail numbers are 11507 and 16037 respectively. The Pilot Project Smartwater was supplied to the Community free of charge following funding from the Crime and Disorder Partnership, this money is no longer available. A charge is levied by Warwickshire Police for the supply of further quantities of Smartwater Anyone wanting more information with regard to starting a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme or Crime Prevention in general should also contact Warwickshire Police or visit the North Warwickshire Neighbourhood Watch Association website at www.nwnhwa.co.uk. Paul Reader & Peter Chatham. ‘Little Teds’ Keep Smiling In February, Little Teds playgroup held a ‘Teddy Bear Race Evening’ at the Wagon Load of Lime in Old Arley. The evening was to raise funds for insurance to keep the playgroup running. The evening proved to be a huge success, with the group raising £272.00 through the ‘racing’ of the Teddy Bears and a general auction of a variety of donated items, ensuring that the playgroup can continue to run for another year. ‘Little Teds’ Playgroup would like to thank the landlord of the Wagon Load of Lime, Peter Grimes and the customers, for their support and generosity in making the evening such a success. Little Teds Playgroup meet every Wednesday in term time at the Methodist Church Hall in Old Arley, 1.00pm – 2.30pm for babies and children, 0 – 5 years. Activities 4U Activities 4U is a partnership project with North Warwickshire Police and North Warwickshire Borough Council designed to address Anti Social Behaviour across North Warwickshire. The project will work in ‘hot spot’ areas around the borough with the aim of engaging young people in positive diversionary activity. The project will offer sports and games, a playstation, internet access and a DVD player for educational DVD’s through a specially kitted out van, all free of charge. The service will also encourage other young peoples agencies such as Fusion and Connexions to use the service to offer advice and support to the young people. The project will begin on April the 5th and will be visiting New Arley as one of its initial areas. If you are interested in finding out more, please contact: Local School Updates Gun Hill Infant & Nursery School During the last half term, we have had a particular focus on “Staying Safe & Keeping Healthy". This began with a visit from the Life Caravan where all the children were able to spend some time finding out about various aspects of health education, including “Caring for Myself", “My Wonderful Body” and “Feelings". Our Community Police Officer, Esther, spoke to each class about personal safety, especially “Stranger Danger” awareness. The Fire Service visited our Year One children to talk about fire safety. The Reception children also really enjoyed having the opportunity to see and sit in the fire engine. The children have been given the opportunity to attend a before school sports club, as well as our long standing after school Basic Club. These are both run by North Warwickshire Leisure Trust. We have recently received lots of exciting new equipment to use at lunchtimes to help the children stay fit as well as keeping them busy! We are looking forward to holding an “Elmer the Elephant Day” when a theatre company are visiting the school; visiting the Forest Hermitage which is a Buddhist place of worship; holding a special Mother’s Day assembly; taking part in an inter-school dance festival and celebrating the Easter festival in several ways and much, much more. Each year seems to be much more hectic and exciting at our school! Herbert Fowler Junior School Since returning to school after the Christmas and New Year break, our fist half-term of 2006 has included some noteworthy events. On the 23rd January, and NSPCC sponsored spell event was launched in school. I am delighted to announce that to date, the children have raised just over £1,000, a fantastic amount from a school with only 133 pupils! The school would like to take this opportunity to thank Arley Parish Council for their donation of £510 towards the cost of updating the school library. The money will go towards new window blinds and furniture to make the library a pleasant learning environment. Some members of the community may be aware that an inspection of our school field in October deemed it to be a high risk environment and as a consequence pupils have not been able to use the field. I am delighted to report that we have now secured the funding to have the necessary work carried out so that the field will be ploughed, levelled and seeded, weather permitting, and ready for use in September, 2006. On 9th February, we held a very successful Valentine’s Disco attended by about 80 of our children. Thanks must go to Mr George Jackson, our resident DJ! Four of our Year 6 pupils recently took part in the second round of a Countywide book quiz. They scored 26 ½ /48. We are now waiting to see whether this total will be enough to take us into the next round. We have a busy half-term ahead of us. There will be a Book Fair in school from 8th – 15th March, so the focus will be very much on reading. On 22nd March, all pupils will be taking part in an all day Indian Dance Workshop. On 29th March, school will be ‘Going for Gold’ in the Warwickshire Health Promoting School Scheme. During the Easter holidays, a group of 38 Years 5 and 6 children and 7 adults will be travelling to France for 5 days for a French language experience trip. We are looking forward to staying in a chateau and practising our French! If you want to speak to your local community police representatives, the mobile community police office timetable is as follows: 16th March 17th March 22nd March Memories of Arley Fred and Doris Whitmore have lived in New Arley for over 70 years and have a wonderful number of memories about Arley and the related area. Audrey Brown and Emily Young visited the couple to uncover a few of their memories and stories. Fred was born at 46 Gun Hill, New Arley and has lived since 1953 at 6a Ransome Street. You can see a picture of Fred as a boy behind the Gunhill residence below: Q: What are the main differences between Arley years ago and Arley today? There was more community activity years ago always something going on in the village. There was a Cinema located next to the Fir Tree which could seat 365 people, ran by Mr Vose. When the war was on, Fred and Doris recall seeing people queuing right up to the corner of George Street. The old Wagon Load of lime was located a couple of houses up from the Church in Old Arley, before the location it stands at today. There were many dances held at the Church Mission where the old parish rooms were at Hill top dances, saxophones and a band were all regular features! Arley had its own train station which today is apparently used as tea rooms. Arley used to have its own carnival every year, one year Doris was the maid of honour. There was a shop in George Street that was run by Mr and Mrs Plan as a general store items. The post office was located in George St. Opposite the hairdressers and a fish and chip shop. What’s going on in the Spring in the local area? Nuneaton Food Festival Promotion of the catering industry and an opportunity to sample food and drink from around the world. Monday 3rd April 2006 - Friday 7th April 2006 ABBA UK Charity Concert Event Organiser, Elizabeth Ryder states: “we are delighted that ABBA UK have not only agreed to perform in our first charity show but, in addition, they have very kindly agreed to donate part of their fee to The Mary Ann Evans Hospice; we will also be donating proceeds from the show to the Hospice". Wednesday 12th April, 2006 Cost Adults £12.50; Concessions £10.00 U16s £6.00 Local Activities Midweek Activities at: Arley Wesley Hall Methodist Church and Community Centre Tuesdays: Sparkle Club for 4 -7 Year Olds 5.30pm – 6.30pm Pop in for Tea, Coffee and Cakes or just a chat, 3.00pm On the First Thursday of the each Month. Activities at St. Michael’s Church, Gun Hill, New Arley Mondays and Wednesdays 1.00am – 1.00pm Challenge. (Challenging Alcohol Abuse) Stroke Club Arley W.I. Over 60’s Club Netball Useful Contacts Arley News: A box is also available on the counter at the Post Office, New Arley or Rowleys Butchers, Old Arley for any articles or comments. General: Articles for inclusion in the Summer edition of Arley News (for distribution Mid June) to be received no later than 24th May 2006 Copyright 2006. Editor Emily Young.
Please send to either: arleynews@hotmail.com or leave details in one of the boxes situated at the Post Office in New Arley or at Rowley’s Butchers in Old Arley.
Crime and disorder
Environment
Social and entertainment facilities/activities
Planning/development/housing
Venues for meetings and events
Printing facilities
Drawing/painting
Architectural skills/knowledge
Graphic design
Data input and analysis
Photographic skills
Helen Reading: 07977 723397, Paul Reader: 01676 641323 Or Gerry Brough, Clerk to Arley Parish Council: 01676 542563.
will take place on Monday 3rd April
7.00 – 8.00pm at St Michael’s Church, New Arley
All are welcome
If you or a group you are involved with are interested in attending first aid training local to you in Arley, please contact Sian direct.
Telephone: 02476 304200 Mobile: 07793 100964
E-mail: Sscholes@redcross.org.uk
e-mail milen4@btinternet.com or drop round to the church at these times to find out more. This is a quite exceptional opportunity that is really too good to miss! The cost is £4 per session.
2. What is the capital of Kenya?
3. Agoraphobia is the fear of what?
4. Where did the umbrella originate from?
5. In chess what does KN stand for?
6. Which zodiac sign is represented by the crab?
7. What is a young female donkey called?
8. If its your crystal anniversary how many years is it?
9. How many Chinese zodiac signs are they?
10. In what year did Nelson Mandela become president of South Africa?
11. What event took place underground in December 1990?
12. How many wives of Henry the eight were beheaded?
13. When Buddy Holly was killed, which two other stars were also killed?
14. What was Kelly and Ozzy Osbourrne no 1 called?
15. What was Walt Disneys first feature length animation film?
16. Where was Oliver Cromwell buried?
17. In what year was the Berlin wall built?
18. How many characters were in the original Auf Wiedersehn pet series?
19. What is a group of toads called?
20. What was Napoleon scared of?
2. Photophobia
3. 24
4. One night Elvis Presley
5.12
6. 42
7. 2
8. 10
9. Wales
10. Nicole Kidman
11. Christmas alphabet dickie valentine
12. Cupid
13. American flag
14. When the monarch is in residence
15. House of Lords monarch
Kindly supplied by the Merry Miner
The club is still relatively new and although we have experienced a few ‘teething problems’ several different agencies are now supporting us.
both to work face to face with young people and to help behind the scenes with admin and funding bids
It is good fun, challenging and rewarding
so please do get involved.
If you would like to help please give Sarah a ring on:
07704 364226
Although we are based in and supported by the Church, the youth club is not ‘faith linked’ and is open to all young people living in New Arley.
6 – 7pm for 8 -12 years and
7 – 8pm for 13 – 16 years
So far activities have included: exotic food tasting, street dance, balloon modelling, friendship bracelets, sports and games, and bowling and ski-ing trips. The program of activities planned for 2006 includes: a drama, music and street dance project, nature/environmental
St. Michael’s
Fun and worship for all the family,
cards for mum, tea and cakes
All welcome!
Palm Sunday 9th April
Informal Celebration 10.15 a.m. St. Michael’s, Gun Hill
Maundy Thursday 7.pm. Meal at St. Wilfrid’s Vestry followed by Communion in church
Good Friday 2-4 p.m. St. Wilfrid’s welcomes you to a time of quiet prayer and reflection
Saturday 8 p.m. Service of First Light and First Communion of Easter St. Michael’s
Easter Day 9 a.m. Holy Communion St. Wilfrid’s 10.15 a.m. All-Age Worship for Easter St. Michael’s
9 a.m. St. Wilfrid’s Holy Communion
10.15 a.m. St. Michael’s 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays Holy Communion
2nd and 4th Sundays All-Age Worship
Monday Fellowship Group
Tuesday Night Youth Club ( St Michael’s) and Bellringing ( St. Wilfrid’s)
Tuesday and Friday Minimikes (Parents and Toddlers) ( St. Michael’s)
Thursday St. Michael’s Over 60’s Group and New Way Credit Union ( both at St. Michael’s)
Thursday Fellowship Group
Tel. 02476 312367
(For Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals, visits etc.)
Other Sundays:
Sunday School: 2.30pm
Evening Worship: 6.00pm
Most Wednesday evenings Prayer Meeting 7.30pm
New Methodist Minister
Have you got a car?
Can you spare a few hours a week?
Do you want to meet new people and do something rewarding?
Do you want to help your community?
You choose the hours and days you drive, as little or as much as you like.
(Local Netball Team news)
Many Thanks to all those whom assisted with the Pilot Smartwater Project.
Evans Ross at communitysafety@northwarks.gov.uk or 01827 719354.
3.00pm – 5.30pm
Ansley Common 1 Stop
6.30pm – 9.00pm
Hartshill Post Office
3.00pm – 5.30pm
Ansley Club
6.30pm – 9.00pm
Old Arley Sports Centre
3.00pm – 5.30pm
Fillongley Manor PH
6.30pm – 9.00pm
Corley Village Hall
by Fred & Doris Whitmore
Free of charge.
North Warwickshire College, Hinckley Road, Nuneaton
Contact: Eric Williamson Eric.Williamson@nwhc.ac.uk
Civic Hall, High Street, Bedworth
How to book
Contact Box Office - 024 7637 6707
Youth Club for 12 plus 7.00pm – 9.00pm
Wednesdays: Mother and Toddlers 1.00pm – 2.30pm
Line Dancing 6.45pm – 7.45pm
Thursdays: Jaffa Club for 7 – 12 Year Olds 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Fridays: Sequence Dancing – 2.45pm – 4.45pm
Tuesdays and Fridays 12.30 – 2.30pm Minimikes (preschool)
Tuesdays 6.00pm North Warwickshire Rural Youth Project
Thursdays 11.00am St. Michael’s Over 60’s Club
Thursdays 1.00pm – 2.30pm New Way Credit Union
Fridays 7.00pm – Megamikes
Meets every Monday 10 - 3pm, Rowlands Court, Old Arley
All welcome!
Tel: Gladys Jones 02476 386670
Meets on the first Tuesday of each month 7.30pm
at St Wilfrid’s Church Vestry, Old Arley
All welcome!
Tel: Pat 02476 395447
Meets Every Thursday at St Michael’s Church
£1.00
Hot lunch available at minimal cost
Bingo, dominos, fun and friendship
Tel: Fred 01676 540996
Women’s netball practise fitness and fun
Every Monday 8.15 - 9.15pm at Arley Sports Centre
all ages 11-60 welcome and all abilities.
£2.50 per session.
Tel Karen: 01676 549035 for more information
Emily Young (Editor) – arleynews@hotmail.com Tel: 07973 371710
Police (Atherstone) – 01827 718092 (emergency 999)
Electricity: Powerloss Helpline – 08457 331 331
General Enquiries – 08457 35 36 37
Warwickshire County Council – 01926 410 410
Severn Trent Water Emergencies – 0800 783 4444
Gas Emergency – 0800 111 999
Gun Hill Infant School – 01676 540 347
Herbert Fowler Junior School – 01676 540 348
Spring Hill Medical Centre – 01676 540 395
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