MSM 10/22/14

Middle School Matters   October 22, 2014 General Announcements All Middle School Students will be participating and performing in the Middle School Christmas Concert on Thursday, Dec. 11.  Concert Dress is all black on the bottom, and white on the top. It might be good to see if you have black and white clothing, and also see if your black and white items still fit. 6th Grade News 6th Grade Laptops: This is a repeat reminder that beginning Tuesday, October 28 6th grade students will be bringing their school laptop home with them each night.  Please click to read about some information and suggestions to share with you as the computers come home. Band:  We gave a concert on Tuesday for some elementary students, hooray!  Our next band quiz will be Thursday, Oct. 30. See Moodle Calendar for details. Bible:  Book of the Bible Memory due on Tuesday.  Bible Test on Unit 2 on Wednesday.  They have the review sheet in their spiral notebook to begin studying.  Extra Credit Bible Memory - Ephesians 2: 4-10 due on Friday. History:  This coming week we will work on a project using latitude and longitude.   Language arts:  Students have started learning about pronouns this week.  Students have also been working on their 15 "My Words" for spelling.  There will be a test on these 15 words coming up on Thursday, October 30.  Students continue to enjoy reading Tuck Everlasting. Math (Kiser): Starting Monday we will be focusing on perfecting our computation skills with decimal numbers.  We will work on these skills in context of the Metric System and with Area, Perimeter and Volume.   PE: We have begun our floor hockey unit this week. Students are practicing the skills needed to play in a floor hockey game. Next week we will dive into more game play. There is a floor hockey review sheet posted on Moodle. There will be a test at the end of the unit. Orchestra:  We received 2 new orchestra pieces  this week so our next playing quiz will be on those 2 pieces-- that will happen next Tuesday and Thursday! Science: We will continue to unpack properties of matter.  Students are thinking and working hard. Spanish:   Students will have a QUIZ on the alphabet/pronunciation:  6A on Thursday.  6B & 6C on Friday.     Back to Top 7th Grade News Algebra (7th):  Students will be reviewing and taking their test on Tuesday. We will then review for a cummulative test that will cover chapters 1-3. Band:  Solo and Ensemble is Tuesday, Nov. 18 here at ACS, during school.  Students are hard at work on their solos, hooray!  Keep up the practicing so that we will do super well at this event. Bible: We continue to look at stories of kings and prophets of Israel.  New memory work will be announced this coming week. History:  Next week we will be finishing our study of South Asia.  Look for a quiz on Modern South Asia next Friday. Language arts: When we return next week, we will continue our study of The Witch of Blackbird Pond. As we have examined the novel and a short documentary about the Salem Witch Trials, students have been learning about how an unwillingness to know somebody can lead to fear, mistrust, and broken community. As we continue with the unit, we will be reading about how Jesus reached out to the social outcasts during His ministry. We will be asking the question, "How should we treat others to facilitate God's community?"     Students will also have a vocabulary and character quiz on Friday, October 31. PE: We have begun our floor hockey unit this week. Next week we will dive into more game play. There is a floor hockey review sheet posted on Moodle. There will be a test at the end of the unit. Pre-Algebra (Kiser): Students are doing great and we will again we stretching our minds next week as we work with Roots and Powers. Please help reinforce that your child is neatly showing their work on all assignments. Pre-Algebra (Sanderson): We've begun a study of rational and real numbers.  This can be challenging material, so please encourage your student to stay on top of their assignments and use the examples in their book for help if they get stuck. Orchestra:  Students are working so well on their  small ensembles and solos .. some people are also composing their own songs!  I am still in need of several accompanists! Science: This coming week we will be studying grasshoppers. Spanish:  7th graders are learning items we might find in the living room and bedroom.  This week (upcoming) they will be creating their own Keynote/PPT demonstrating their understanding of prepositions which show location.  Can your student show you the "Peppy Prepositions" dance?   Back to Top 8th Grade News Dessert Theatre:  Due to the first soccer tournament game being scheduled for Tuesday the 28th (Go Wildcats!) there will be an additional workshop offered the following afternoon, Wednesday the 29th, also from 3 - 5 p.m.  Students should have received a sign-up link via email.  More information available at the website:  http://acsdesserttheatre.weebly.com/ 8th Grade Yearbook Pictures:  Many of you have chosen, or are planning, to have 8th grade pictures taken outside of school.  Please try to email or send in via flashdrive to Mr. Witte your digital copy of the photo you would like in the yearbook as soon as you have it available.  All yearbook pictures will need to be submitted before Christmas Break.  Thanks. Algebra (8th):  This coming week there will be a Chapter 3 Test on Monday and Cummulative Test (Chapters 1-3) on Wednesday. Algebra (Holtrop): This coming week we will be finishing Chapter 3 and there will be a test on Friday. Band:  Band Festival is Tuesday, Nov. 18.  We are hard at work on our festival pieces.  Go team!  :) Geometry: We have finished chapter 3 and are working on transformations in geometry.  We will finish the transformations in chapter 4 next week. History:  On Tuesday we will be taking a test on Chapter 7.  Notecards are up on moodle.  Later in the week we will spend a little in a Civics unit understanding how our government works and what are our civil responsibilities. Language arts: 1st Draft of the NHD essay is done! Through this coming week, students will begin the revision process be examining a peer's essay and proofreading it.     The second draft (the parent draft) is coming up soon! I will be sending a detailed email this week about what this means and what is required.     Don't let students forget: Monday, a grammar assignment is due. It is on Moodle, but minds may forget, due to the extra long weekend. PE: We have begun our floor hockey unit this week. Next week we will dive into more game play. There is a floor hockey review sheet posted on Moodle. There will be a test at the end of the unit. Orchestra:  Orchestra  Festival  is November 18th- Tuesday!  We are  working on putting the  finishing touches on several of our ensemble pieces but still need to learn  notes for the English Carol Collage! Science: This coming week we will be studying the characteristics of sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks. Spanish:  We will continue with our CHORES vocabulary, and learn to talk about things we are going to do (or not,) have to do, and have just done.  We are also watching an interactive Spanish mystery (telenovela put out by the BBC) which helps us learn some very practical Spanish.   Back to Top Athletics       Back to Top Ada Christian School Faith.Strong In This Issue General News 6th Grade News 7th Grade News 8th Grade News Athletic News Quick Links Homework Calendars 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade   *To see homework, click on the link above and then select "login as guest."     Student Grades PowerSchool   View Previous MSM MSM Archive   School Newsletter Ada Connection

 

 

 

 

 

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MSM 10/17/14

Middle School Matters   October 17, 2014 General Announcements Parent-Teacher Conferences continue next week on October 21st from 4:30 - 7:30. Our Middle School does a "Round Robin" style of conference. You will find each teacher at a table in the Commons. You will have a chance to talk with individual teachers. There are NO SCHEDULED conference times unless you request them with a specific teacher in advance. 6th Grade News 6th Grade Laptops: Beginning Tuesday, October 28 6th grade students will be bringing their school laptop home with them each night.  Please click to read about some information and suggestions to share with you as the computers come home. Art: In art all class are at some point in working on part two of our hand project, which is visually showing how the artist see God's hand in his or her life.  Check the homework calendar for sketchbook assignments.   Bible:  They have started working on their two part Unit 2 Bible test this week.  50% of their test is a Bible brochure that would give someone who does not know anything about the Bible more information.   They will work on this in class for the next week.  They will also take a "normal" test on October 29 on their notes and maps and this will count for the other 50% of the test.  They should also be learning the books of the Old and New Testament that can be recited anytime in the next two week.  It was fun to hear many of them sing the books of the Old Testament this week!  (: History:  We are continuing our look at Latitude and Longitude.  They will be working with maps and coordinates this week.   Language arts:  We are having fun with similes and metaphors.   Students are also really enjoying Tuck Everlasting and don't want to stop reading it!  Weekly Work #3 is due on Tuesday, October 21.   Math: Our Chapter 2 Test on Percents will be Tuesday, October 21. Please have your child review their practice test and their flash cards on common percents, decimals and fractions. Orchestra:  We've been doing some great learning in orchestra this week -and completed playing quizzes on Lesson 35.  This coming Monday and Tuesday we will finish pages 40 and 41--Lessons 36 and 37.  Dotted rhythm in ¾ time and learning F Major scale and arpeggio.  Keep up the great practice records! Science: We've been doing some GREAT scientific thinking in Physical Science.  We'll continue to explore properties of matter in the coming week. Spanish:   6th graders are doing awesome with their Spanish alphabet and phonetics!  We added a little choreography to our ABC March, and we will finish our in-class "Quiero un taxi" activity over the next week.  There will be an alphabet/phonetics quiz the following week.    Back to Top 7th Grade News Algebra (7th):  Next week we will be finishing up chapter 3 by talking about percents and reviewing the chapter. Students will be receiving a review packet and their test will be the following Tuesday. Art: In 7th grade art students are all engaged in working on creating endangered species sculptures in the style of Alex Calder's staible works.  Please check the homework calendar for sketchbook assignment Bible: We've been exploring the Kings of Israel & prophets.  We've had great discussions in class about decision-making and leadership as well. History:  Next week we will start looking at some modern history of South Asia.  We will be focusing topics like imperialism, Mohandas Gandhi, and the impact of a rapid population growth.   Language arts: Right now we are continuing our study of The Witch of Blackbird Pond. No major assignments next week. However, in the week after, students can expect a quiz on characters and key vocabulary. Pre-Algebra (Kiser): We are getting faster and are becoming more accurate as we solve problems with Integers and Rational Numbers.  Next week we will continue to review those skills.  After the long weekend break we will move our focus to Powers and Roots.   Pre-Algebra (Sanderson): We're moving on in our book to Chapter 3.  We'll study Rational and Real Numbers for the next couple of weeks.  Thanks for helping your students stay on top of homework in math as we continue to cover new concepts each day. Orchestra:  We are learning some fun new music- English Carol Collage(4 pages long)  and this super 7th grade group has MANY solo and small ensemble groups practicing for  November 18th!  WOW. Science: Quiz part 1 over Nature Study Plants on Monday and Quiz part 2 over Nature Study Plants on Wednesday. Spanish:  We are learning vocabulary for what we typically find in the living room next week, in addition to prepositions.  Both sets of vocabulary can be found on Moodle.  (See if your student will do the "Delante Dance" for you!)   Back to Top 8th Grade News DESSERT THEATRE:  The annual "Audition Workshop" is scheduled for Tuesday, August 28th, from 3 - 5 p.m.  There will be a sign-up sheet in Mrs. Weaver's room; or, just email me.  Your link to more information:  http://acsdesserttheatre.weebly.com/ Algebra (8th):  A test over chapter 3 on the 27th Algebra (Holtrop): This week we will continue working through chapter 3. Students will be solving decimal equations, formulas, and ratios and rates. Please make sure they are showing all of their work! Art: In class all 8th grade class are working on the calligraphy and illumination project.  Ask you 8th grade student what Bible verse they have chosen and what image they are thinking about using to highlight that verse.  Both 8d and 8f have a quiz on printmaking on Monday (October 20) and if your student has lost their study materials the powerpoints that were used to create the notes are posted on moodle.  Please check the homework calendar for sketchbook assignments.   Bible:  This week we have begun our study of the Gospel of John. Students have been noting the difference between this gospel and the others while studying its view of Jesus. Look for a Gospel Unit Test the week of October 27th. We'll be wrapping up our study of the Gospels and moving forward to a close look at Jesus' life. Geometry: We have finished chapter three and will have the test on Monday, Oct. 20.  We are also starting a chapter on transformations and will study the concept of reflection across a single line, parallel lines, and intersecting lines. History:  Next week we will be wrapping up our study of the Constitution.  We will start reviewing for a Chapter 7 test which will be on Tuesday, Oct. 28.  Review materials are already up on moodle.   Language arts: We are entering the next phase of the NHD project! From now on, students can assume that the LA portion of the NHD project will focus specifically on the writing aspect. We will be using grammar to help us understand and master the craft as we continue to draft. The first draft of the essay will be due on Wednesday, October 22. There will be class time on Monday and Tuesday to prepare for this draft.     I will be sending out an email soon with more specific information regarding the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd draft of the project. Orchestra:  We are working hard on 2 new songs-Adirondack Sleighride and English carols - both very detailed and complicated string pieces.  These great 8th graders are working  to learn all of the nitty gritty details in these songs!  Keep up the great work! Spanish:  I won't see 8D at all next week, but they still have to have their online assignment done by Wednesday the 15th.  8E will learn how to show possession in Spanish, and 8F will learn how to talk about CHORES.  :) Back to Top Athletics 5-8 Athletics:   For all up to date athletic announcements, game schedules, addresses to games, cancellations due to weather, sports sign-ups, etc., please go to the ACS 5th - 8th grade Athletic website.   http://bit.ly/ACS-Athletics   Friday, October 17 (today) is the last day for Winter basketball sign-ups.  If you have not signed your son/daughter up for the winter basketball season please click on the link below.  Please remember NO late registrations will be accepted.  If you have any questions or are concerned about a possible conflict please contact Angela Van Duyn (avanduyn@adachristian.org) for 7th and 8th grade or Carly Prins (cprins@adachristian.org) for 5th and 6th grade. http://www.adachristian.org/athletics/register   Wildcat sweatshirts are available to be purchased for students in grades 6-8.  These sweatshirts will have your son/daughters last name screen printed onto the sweatshirt.  At the end of each school year you may choose to have a patch screen printed onto the sweatshirt for each sport season that your child has completed.  These sweatshirts follow the "varsity jacket" theme and have replaced ordering "team gear" for each sport season which can become extremely costly.  If you would like to order a wildcat sweatshirt the information is listed below.     Cost:  $35.00 Forms:  Located in the office Turn completed forms into:  Sue Suwyn, Angela Van Duyn, or Carly Prins Back to Top Ada Christian School Faith.Strong In This Issue General News 6th Grade News 7th Grade News 8th Grade News Athletic News Quick Links Homework Calendars 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade   *To see homework, click on the link above and then select "login as guest."     Student Grades PowerSchool   View Previous MSM MSM Archive   School Newsletter Ada Connection

 

 

 

 

 

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MSM 10/10/14

Middle School Matters October 10, 2014 General Announcements Spanish Immersion Weekend coming up!  October 24-26 at Circle Pines (about half hour south of ACS!) hosts this immersion weekend.  MS students can earn MEGA extra credit for attending all or part of this weekend experience.  Please check the Moodle page (under "Resources") for the brochure! Student-Teacher Conferences:  This week many of our MS students met with their homeroom teacher for a Student-Teacher Conference.  (We will wrap up these conferences on Monday.)  This was a good opportunity for the teachers to connect more with their students.  The conferences focused around four key ideas: Mind (academics), Body (physical well-being), Soul (spiritual growth), and Community (relationships).  We helped students think through some goals in these areas and challenged them to do their best in all areas of life.   Parent-Teacher Conferences are coming up this week and next, October 16th from 5:30-8:30 and the 21st from 4:30 - 7:30. Our Middle School does a "Round Robin" style of conference. You will find each teacher at a table in the Commons. You will have a chance to talk with individual teachers. There are NO SCHEDULED conference times unless you request them with a specific teacher in advance. Mid-Point Check of Trimester 1: We have passed the halfway point for Trimester one. Please talk with your child about how things are going. If you would like help accessing your student's grades on PowerSchool, please contact nkiser@adachristian.org. 6th Grade News Progress Reports: Today your student will be coming home with a printed copy of their grades.  This progress report is intended to serve as a tool to talk with your child about how school is going and to see if they are on track. Please remember that you can login to PowerSchool and view your student's grades at any time and that the grades are always changing.  If your student has a 0 on an assignment, they might not have turned it in on time or it is missing.  Please sign and return the bottom portion of the front page. Art: Both 6ki and 6ko are working on part two of project one - visually showing how the artist's see God in their lives.  6d is still working on completing their patterns.  Please check the homework calendar for sketchbook assignments.   Band:  Practice Records are due each month.  The October calendar was handed out at the beginning of the month, and more are available in the band room.  240 minutes in a month is an A.  Please encourage a regular practice schedule for band.  Your students are doing a great job during class - practice at home is also essential. Bible:  Wednesday the books of the Old Testament are due.  We will continue our look the setting of the Bible this week. Choir: We have learned the story about Horatio Spafford and "It is Well With My Soul". Students are making presentations/projects about this.  All are due over the course of the next week, on the day that your student has choir. So far I have seen some really great things from your 6th graders.  Wow! History:  Google Map presentations are due on Monday.  We are continuing our study on maps focusing on latitude and longitude this week. Language arts:  The students did EXTREMELY well on their noun quizzes last week.  Your child will bring home the quiz next week for a parent signature.  This must be returned to school on Thursday, October 16.  For some students that struggled on the possessive part, there will be some reteaching.  Next week, we will spend more time reading Tuck Everlasting and picking out literary devices.  We will even find similes and metaphors in music!   There will not be a lot of extra homework, but I do expect your child to read 90 minutes a week outside of school. Math: The students have been working hard this past week as we have been estimating with percents. We will continue with percents next week and hope that the estimation practice will help us understand if our computational answers are correct. This has been a challenging concept for some students, but over the past couple days students have grown in their confidence.  A huge help for them is to have their common fractions, decimals and percent equivalencies memorized.  We did make flash cards and students have a reference page taped/glued in the front cover of their book.  Please help practice these with your student.  Also students should be bringing their book home so they have the notes from class to reference while doing their homework.  PE: The students have been enjoying the fall weather while playing disc golf. Students have played a course that was created for them and have also created their own disc golf course. Next week students will use their frisbee skills to learn and play the game of ultimate frisbee. Orchestra:  The students played extremely well on the playing quiz today- on lesson 35. We will finish the playing quiz on lesson 36 on Monday. Thanks so much for the great job on practice!  Keep it up-  it is so great to learn new pieces when everyone practices!!!  Another great WOW- all of the string players are putting their cases ON the instrument racks - keep up the great work! Science: We're moving on to a study of matter - what is it?  What are different forms?  What are properties of matter?  Lots of fun labs and demos to come, so be sure to ask your student about those. Spanish: El alfabeto!  In learning the Spanish alphabet, students will improve their ability to pronounce and spell in Spanish.  In class, we will do a mock phone conversation whereby students pretend to call a Taxi service, spelling their name and address in Spanish, which "dispatch" will type into their "database."  By the end of the week, ask your 6th grader if they can "sing" the Alphabet March.   Back to Top 7th Grade News Algebra (7th):  We have started chapter three about how to solve linear equations. Showing each step is very important in completing these types of problems. Please make sure your student is taking the time to do so. It makes a big difference! Art: 7c has begun the next project in art class with studying about artist Alex Calder. 7c's art element and principle projects are next week Thursday.   7d is working on completing their element and principle people and will learn about Alex Calder next week.  Please check moodle homework calendar for sketchbook assignments. Band:  Practice Records are due each month.  The October calendar was handed out at the beginning of the month, and more are available in the band room.  240 minutes in a month is an A.  Please encourage a regular practice schedule for band.  Your students are doing a great job during class - practice at home is also essential. Go team!  All will play solos on Nov. 18 at school. More details as we get closer. Bible: Students are doing great thinking and reflecting in class so far this year.  We will continue to study the Kings and Prophets in the upcoming weeks.  New memory work will be announced soon. History:  We have been investigating different world religions this week.  Next week we will focus on the Beginnings of Buddhisms.  Later in the week we will start reviewing for a Test on the geography of South Asia and the early religions of South Asia.  This test will happen early the following week (Oct. 20 or 21). Language arts: This coming week, 7th graders will continue working with The Witch of Blackbird Pond, the text that we are currently studying together as a class. On Friday, Oct 10, students will have completed and uploaded their September "One-Pagers" (independent reading book reports) to Moodle. Students are now encouraged to begin reading for their October/November One-pager; the genre will be free-choice, and the due-date will be determined soon (it will be some time in mid-November). PE: Students have completed their disc golf unit with an assignment that asked them to create their own disc golf course. Students have also begun to learn the game of ultimate frisbee. Next week students will continue to learn and play ultimate frisbee. Hopefully we can still head outside! Pre-Algebra (Kiser): We continue to work with Rational Numbers.  Next week we will be dividing, adding and subtracting with rational numbers. Pre-Algebra (Sanderson): Chapter 2 Test (Integers & Exponents) will be on Friday.  There will be a section that will require students to do operations with integers without a calculator. Orchestra:  7th graders are doing  English Carol Collage  this coming week- It is a fast jig with lots of string crossings , slurs and flats!  But I am sure that this talented group will learn it well!  Thanks for all of your great practice records that are faithfully turned in to me and keep up the great job. Spanish:  7D has a TEST on Tuesday; 7C has a TEST on Friday.  Details are on the moodle calendar. Back to Top 8th Grade News Dessert Theatre:  An AUDITION WORKSHOP is scheduled for Tuesday, October 28 after school.  Free, helpful clinic on what directors look for, and how to best sell yourself at an audition.  More details on the website:  http://acsdesserttheatre.weebly.com/ Algebra (Holtrop): Next week we will begin studying how to solve linear equations. Showing each step is very important in completing these types of problems. Please make sure your student is taking the time to do so. It makes a big difference! Art: All 8th grade classes are in the process of transitioning to a new project.  8e has a printmaking quiz on next week Wednesday and should study their blue note sheets on printmaking and the chop/monogram.   8d and 8e will have a printmaking quiz on the Monday, Oct 20.   The next 8th grade project is learning about the artform and process of calligraphy and illumination.   Band:  Band Festival is Nov. 18 at ACS.  We are working on 2 pieces for the judges.  You should be hearing these pieces at your houses - Modal Song and Dance, and Canadian Shield March (we just got this one on Thursday). We also have 8 or 9 other songs in the folders...I hope you are hearing music at your house.  Please ask for a concert from your student. :) Bible:  We are wrapping up our study of the Gospel of Luke, with a main focus on the theme of prayer. Students have looked at and tried different types of prayer. Geometry: Next week we will be finishing chapter three on angles.  We have started a list of justifications which will be used all year in proofs.  The test on Chapter 3 will be Monday, Oct. 20. History:  Starting Monday we will begin a new unit that focuses on the beginnings of our new nation and our new government.  We will learn how the country struggled in agreeing to what the new plan for government should look like.  This will lead us into the writing of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.   Language arts: Throughout the week, 8th graders will be working with clauses, fragments, and sentence structure. During this hands-on approach to grammar, students will also learn strategies for implementing their new knowledge and skills into their NHD essays. Henry Witte and I will be grading the NHD outlines over the next few days, and will try to return them to the students as promptly as possible. The due date for the first draft of the essay will be Wednesday, October 22. More details about this draft will be sent to parents soon. PE: Students have been enjoying this fall weather while playing soccer outside. Next week we will wrap our soccer unit up with a short soccer test. We will then dive into a disc golf course outside! Orchestra:  We will work on the new orchestra pieces and  continue to polish the 3 pieces for Solo and Ensemble  on November 18th!   Keep up the great pace with learning all of the new music- !!!! Spanish:  All 8th graders will have assignments both days this week.  Back to Top Athletics For all up to date athletic announcements, game schedules, addresses to games, cancellations due to weather, sports sign-ups, etc., please go to the ACS 5th - 8th grade Athletic website.   http://bit.ly/ACS-Athletics Winter basketball sign-ups are now taking place for students in grades 5-8.  If your son/daughter is interested in playing basketball this winter please follow the link below to sign them up.  The registration deadline will be Friday, October 17.  Please remember NO late registrations will be accepted.  If you have any questions or are concerned about a possible conflict please contact Angela Van Duyn (avanduyn@adachristian.org) for 7th and 8th grade or Carly Prins (cprins@adachristian.org) for 5th and 6th grade. http://www.adachristian.org/athletics/register Wildcat sweatshirts are available to be purchased for students in grades 6-8.  These sweatshirts will have your son/daughters last name screen printed onto the sweatshirt.  At the end of each school year you may choose to have a patch screen printed onto the sweatshirt for each sport season that your child has completed.  These sweatshirts follow the "varsity jacket" theme and have replaced ordering "team gear" for each sport season which can become extremely costly.  If you would like to order a wildcat sweatshirt the information is listed below.   Cost:  $35.00 Forms:  Located in the office - coming soon Turn completed forms into:  Sue Suwyn, Angela Van Duyn, or Carly Prins Back to Top Ada Christian School Faith.Strong In This Issue General News 6th Grade News 7th Grade News 8th Grade News Athletic News Quick Links Homework Calendars 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade *To see homework, click on the link above and then select "login as guest." 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