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1 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 4-H Clubs are encouraged to participate in the 2018 Big Spring Clean by doing Community Service Trash Pick Up during the month of April. If you need help with a location see page 3 or call (979) Please send pictures of your club s community service to kaydie.degelia@ag.tamu.edu 4 5 Burleson County 4-H Newsletter March 2018 Robotics Snook 4-H 6 4-H Horse Club 4-H Rabbit Club 4-H Shooting Sports 7 Caldwell 4-H Frenstat 4-H H Goat Club Office Closed Roundup T-Shirt Design Contest Ends 9 Beekeeping Essay Due 3 19th Annual March Madness Invitational Shoot 10 Rodeo Austin Begins 11 Somerville 4-H 12 Robotics 13 Archery Practice 14 Cooks Point 4-H Deanville 4-H Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Ends 19 Robotics 4-H Stitch & Design 20 Capital Farm Credit Video Contest Ends 21 Deadline to sign up on 4-H Connect for Horse Judging Texas A&M Judging Clinic Rodeo Austin Ends Robotics 27 Archery Practice 7P.M. Turkey Broiler Meeting at the EXPO Deadline to order Turkeys 28 D9 Photography entries deadline to upload to 4-H Connect ALA & 4-H Council Meeting in 6: P.M. Registration for steers-entry Fairgrounds BCFA 30 Office Closed Brazos Valley Fair General Scholarship Due Club News Frenstat 4-H - Frenstat will meet on March 7, 2018 at 7:00 P.M. Snook 4-H Due to Spring Break, our March meeting will be on March 5, 2018 at 6:30 at the Snook Brethren Church Deanville 4-H On February 14th Deanville 4-H met at Copperas Hollow Nursing Home and passed out Valentines to the residents. Pictured: Ryan and Ross Roehling (right picture) and Bailen Kocurek (bottom picture). 31 Jayla Fry from the Texas A&M Horticulture Department came and visited with Frenstat 4-H and helped members start their own rose bush. Karli Shupak and Braden Norman were voted as Frenstat 4H Club Boy and Girl Sweetheart. Address: 100 W Buck St Ste #105 Caldwell, TX Phone:(979) Fax:(979) kaydie.degelia@ag.tamu.edu Website: Remind 101 Text: burlesonc To:

2 March 2nd March 3rd T-Shirt Design Contest-2018 Texas 4-H Roundup Recharge The winning design will receive credit as the designer with their name and county noted on the t-shirt, a free roundup t-shirt and a $100 gift card. Submit design through Form Site at fs4.formsite.com/state4h/tshirtdesign/index.html For more information see flyer on page 7. 19th Annual March Madness Invitational Shoot-Travis County 4-H Shooting Sports March 9th Bee Keeping Essay Contest Due More information on Page 3 March 20th What is happening in March? Capital Farm Credit What Agriculture Means to ME Video Contest- Each year to celebrate Ag Day, Capital Farm Credit holds a contest for high school aged 4-H and FFA in Texas. Students create a 30 second video to tell us What Agriculture Means to Me and uploads the video link to enter. Winners are determined by online voting. The video that receives the most votes wins that high school student a scholarship, and their 4-H or FFA Chapter will also receive a donation. First place student: $2,500 & their chapter receives $1,500, second place student: $1,500 & their chapter receives $1,000, third place student: $1,000 & their chapter receives $500, Corporate selection: $1,000 & their chapter receives $500(this is a new category this year. We will have a panel of judges to identify a video based on effectiveness of message and quality of video.) Students can begin creating their video at any time, but they will not be able to upload or start receiving votes until February 1, The contest ends on Ag Day, March 20, Stay tuned for a link to upload videos. Capital Farm Credit is committed to supporting rural communities and agriculture with reliable, consistent credit and financial services. But we re also committed to supporting the people and organizations who will continue the proud traditions we hold so dear. March 21st March 27th March 28th March 29th D9 Horse Judging Registration due April 7th at Dick Freeman Arena, Texas A&M University Campus Entry/Registration Deadline: March 21st Entry Fee:$15 7P.M. Turkey & Broiler Meeting at the EXPO-Deadline for ordering Turkeys District 9 Photography entries deadline to upload to 4-H Connect- Photos will be displayed at Big Time in D9 5-7P.M. Registration for steers-entry Fairgrounds BCFA Photography Judges Needed: If you are interested in judging the D9 4-H Photography contest then please Amanda.brooks@ag.tamu.edu to be a judge. **All Judging and Comments will take place online!**

3 2018 Bee Keeping Essay Contest 2018 Essay Topic: What's So Super About the Super Organism in the Honey Bee? The honey bee continues to be on everyone s mind. From beekeepers to scientists to the public, the honey bee is a great super organism. What does this mean to you, to your community and to the world? Put on your thinking caps and GO! (please do not reference Albert Einstein in your work) The scope of the research is an essential judging criterion, accounting for 40% of your score. The number of sources consulted, the authority of the sources, and the variety of the sources are all evaluated. Personal interviews with beekeepers and others familiar with the subject are valued sources of information and should be documented. Sources, which are not cited in the endnotes, should be listed in a Resources or Bibliography list. Note that honey bee is properly spelled as two words, even though many otherwise authoritative references spell it as one word. Rules Overview: (failure to meet any one of the requirements will result in a disqualification) Students interested in writing an essay, should contact their local 4-H offices for contest details. The state selection must be done through the 4-H system. Preparation for National Judging: Typewritten or computer- generated double-spaced, 12pt. Times or similar type style, on one side of white paper following standard manuscript format. Must submit an essay, 750 to 1000 words, on the essay topic Essays will be judged on (a) scope of research- 40%; (b) accuracy - 30%; (c) creativity- 10%; (d) conciseness- 10%; and (e) logical development of the topic- 10% All factual statements must be referenced with bibliographical-style endnotes. On a separate page, please include a brief biographical sketch of the essayist, including birthdate, gender, complete mailing address, address, and telephone number, must accompany the essay. Each state may submit ONE entry only. Deadline for National submission is: March 9, Final judging and selection of the National Winner will be made by the Foundation s Essay Committee, whose decision is final. National winners will be announced by the week of May 7, All National entries become the property of the Foundation and may be published or used as it sees fit. No essays will be returned. Send the winning state entries with the subject title: 4-H State Winning Entry from XXX State to: reginarobuck@abfnet.org. Eligibility: Contest is open to active 4-H Club members only. 4-H ers who have previously placed first, second, or third at the National level are NOT eligibility; but other state winners are eligible to re-enter. Students must write on the designated subject only. There will be NO exceptions. Awards: First Prize: $750.00, Second Prize: $500.00, Third Prize: $ The National winners essays will appear in an issue of the American Beekeeping Federation s Newsletter. *Each State Winner, including the National winners, receives an appropriate book about honey bees, beekeeping, or honey. If you have any questions, please contact Regina K. Robuck, Executive Director, Foundation for the Preservation of Honey Bees at Poultry Institute for Youth June 10-12, 2018 Texas A&M University The institute is a 3 day camp for students with an interest in the poultry industry. Students will attend mini lectures taught by Texas A&M University staff on topics such as anatomy, embryology, immunology, nutrition and processing. Students will also participate in field trips to poultry facilities. Students who have an interest in poultry and will be enrolled in the Fall 2018 semester as a high school junior, senior, or college freshman are eligible to attend the Poultry Institution for Youth. Interested students must complete an application that can be found at the following link: Students must submit their application by Thursday May 10, Applications may be submitted through mail, fax or . Participants will be selected based on their application. Notification will be sent to the selected students by Friday, May 18, A registration fee of $50 will be required for each participant that is selected to attend the Institute. For any questions about the Poultry Institute For Youth please contact the Poultry Science Department at (979) H WHEP State Contest The 4-H Wildlife Habitat Education Project (WHEP) State Contest will be held on April at the Camp Tyler in Smith County. (District 5) Registration will be open March 1st. Contest rules and procedures will be posted on the 4-H Wildlife& Fisheries webpage: /projects/wildlife-fisheries/ Spring Klein 4-H Shooting Sports Whiz Bang & Clay Shoot April 21, 2018 Boswell Porter 4-H Facility (Snook, TX) Each Event is 50 Birds American Trap 7 Skeet-$35/ea Whizbang & Sporting Clays-$45/ea Check in-7:15-7:45am Orientation-7:45am Shooting Starts-8:00am Adult + 4-Her Sporting Clays: Team consists of a 4-H Shooter + Adult (>18) Adult may shoot on more than one team (must register & shoot for each team) Must register for team on iclays before the shoot No onsite registration Include partner s name in the Comments box on iclays (i.e. Adult + 4-Her Team with Joe Smith) No additional charge to compete in this event Code of Conduct: The current 4-H code of Conduct will be enforced both in and off the field during this event. Shot Size: No Shot size larger than 7.5 (7.5 to 9 only) & No tracker loads Awards: Ladies Division-Jr & Int Combined Sr1/Sr2 Separate Open Divisions: Jr/Int/Sr1/Sr2 HOA & 1st-3rd Each Class Adult Sporting Clays Adult + 4-H Member Team All classes combined 1st-3rd place For Questions: Contact Kelly Bursmith-springklein4hshooting@gmail.com List of County Roads and Areas that Volunteers could consider for clean-up projects: County Road 307 County Road 225 (New Tabor Area) County Road 208 (New Tabor Area) County Road 415 County Road 377 County Road 333 County Road 316 (West) County Road 150 (First 1/4 mile of 976) County Road 309 Birch Creek Subdivision has an entrance that could use help with landscaping or tree trimming around pond and walking path. HOA has been contacted and are interested in receiving help. Donations from nursery are available. We just need the total amount that is needed for the projects. That s including trees, bushes, maybe flowers and soil. **This would be a great club project for Keeping Burleson County Beautiful Big Spring Clean**

4 Location: Lone Star College Montgomery Campus 3200 College Park Drive, Conroe, TX H DSM Research Poster Contest Entry/Registration deadline: April 4, 2018 $15 per person payable on 4-H Connect. Entry Form (abstract with your agent s signature) to snolen@ag.tamu.edu by April 4, The 4-H Discover Science Method Research Poster Contest allows youth the opportunity to apply the scientific method to the subject matter they have learned through their 4-H projects. It is framed in principles of science, engineering, and technology (S.E.T.). Participants will 1) construct a poster, 2) write a final written report, and 3) deliver a short oral presentation. Participants may enter in one of six categories: 1. Biochemistry/microbiology/food science 2. Environmental science/chemistry/earth science 3. Animal science 4. Plant and soil science 5. Engineering/physics 6. Consumer product testing The scientific method is a process for experimentation that is used to explore observations and answer questions. Scientists use the scientific method to explore relationships in nature. Steps of the scientific method: Ask questions, investigate previous research on the topic, construct a hypothesis, test hypothesis by performing an experiment, analyze data and formulate results, interpret results and draw a conclusion, and communicate results. 4-H Pit Master Food Challenge (BBQ & Burger Cook-Off) Friday & Saturday, May 4-5, 2018 Entry/Registration Deadline: All contestants are encouraged to enter by April 4, Contestants can register/enter all the way up to the day of the contest. $20 per brisket, spare ribs, and chicken entry. $5 per burger entry per team. Enough meat and beans to serve the county delegation in attendance at Big Time in D9 (coordinate with other county BBQ Cook-off teams) Burger Bonanza entry consists of 2 dressed ready-to-eat 1/2 pound burgers cut in half (each half should be secured by tooth picks). Ag Product ID 20 Texas agricultural products are selected and exhibited at separate stations. Contestants select the correct identification of each product from four possible answers. Each station also has one multiple choice question pertaining to the product on display. Questions are general to the industry that produced the product, (i.e. Texas national ranking, economic impact to Texas, general nutritional content, region of production) and specific to the individual product that is on display (i.e. cooking method, use, growing season, specific nutrition of the cut or variety). Consumer Decision Making Entry Fee:$15 Demonstrate skill in making decisions based on facts, apply knowledge and experience in consumer education by analyzing consumer situations, experience making choices among selected marketplace options, develop and strengthen reasoning ability in consumer skills, and demonstrate their ability to organize thoughts and express them orally in a clear, confident manner. Duds to Dazzle Youth in the 4-H Clothing & Textiles Project learn about fibers and fabrics, wardrobe selection, clothing construction, comparison shopping, fashion interpretation, understanding of style and design, proper grooming, pose in front of others, and personal presentation skills. The Texas 4-H Duds to Dazzle Clothing & Textile Competition goes one step beyond, utilizing the knowledge and skills learned in the project, while increasing awareness of the impact of the clothing and textiles industry on the environment, specifically the waste stream. In the competition, teams of 4-H members will redesign and re-purpose discarded garments or textiles into new, viable consumer products. Educational Presentations/Public Speaking Friday, May 4, 2018 Educational presentations are planned talks in which one or more 4-H members teach others about projects or activities. The talks are ways of sharing useful information and of showing and telling others how to make or do something. 2 types of 4-H educational presentations are demonstrations and illustrated talks. These types of talks are effective because people learn faster and remember longer if they see as well as hear. The greatest value of demonstrations and illustrated talks, however, is to the 4-H members who plan, prepare, and present them. Every 4-H member profits in some way from planning and presenting an educational presentation. Fashion Show Friday, May 4, 2018 Entry/registration deadline: Entry and payment should be made through 4-H Connect by April 4, Project form must be uploaded at this time. To recognize 4-H members who have excelled in clothing projects and exhibit skills in the application of knowledge of fibers and fabrics to wardrobe selection, clothing construction, or comparison shopping, fashion interpretation and understanding of style, good grooming and pose in front of others and modeling and presentation of themselves and their garments. Fashion Storyboard The fashion story board is an industry inspired method of displaying of original designs. The best story boards create vivid visual images that are interesting and appealing to viewers. The story board tells the story of the designer s idea. The story board includes original illustrations and flats, as well as, additional materials that have influenced the unique design. The purpose of the fashion story board contest is to give 4-H members an opportunity to gain knowledge of the career responsibilities of a fashion designer and illustrator, enhance creativity and originality, and develop visual communication skills. 4-H members must submit a story board on the day of the contest that provides a solution to the following design brief. Food Challenge Friday & Saturday, May 4-5, 2018 Provide an opportunity for each participant to exhibit their knowledge and skills when preparing and presenting a dish, provide an opportunity for each participant to learn from other team members and to promote teamwork, empower youth to participate in a public speaking role, provide leadership opportunities for youth, give 4-H members the opportunity to participate in a new exciting 4-H opportunity. Food Show Friday, May 4, 2018 Forms will be uploaded to 4-H Connect when you register for the event. The food and nutrition project helps participants learn to make healthy food choices, reduce disease and illness risks, and gain knowledge of nutrition. Major learning experiences are centered around nutrition, menu planning, food buying and preparation, food safety, careers, and cultural influences. The food show is open to all 4-H members. The food show provides for educational and personal development and recognizes youth who excel in the 4-H food and nutrition programs. Healthy Lifestyles The healthy lifestyles invitational provides youth in the junior, intermediate, and senior age divisions the opportunity to participate in a competitive event and utilize the knowledge and skills gained through participation in 4-H healthy lifestyles programs. With a set-up similar to the consumer decision making contest, the healthy lifestyles invitational consists of 2 parts: 1) judging participants will be presented with a scenario and must individually rand the four products/ choices based upon the situation at-hand. 2) presentation-teams are presented with a scenario and must work together within a given amount of time to analyze the situation, develop a solution and make a team presentation to a panel of judges. Items to bring: Clipboard, Blank Paper, and Pencils. 6 classes will be judged (tentative) MyPlate, heat, altering recipes, teen and safe driving habits, food safety, and insect repellent. Group Presentation-Emergency Preparedness Leaders 4 Life per person The leaders 4 life skill-a-thon is a competitive event designed to challenge county 4-H Council teams in their leadership skills, parliamentary procedure, and service learning. Photography **Important Note: This is not a qualifying contest for the state photography contest** May 4-5, 2018 (Displayed at the District Roundup) Entry/Registration Deadline: Online entry using 4-H Connect closes on March 28th Entry Fee: $5 per each photo entered Livestock Skill A Thon Photography Judging The photography project encourages selfexpression and teaches proper use of photogenic equipment and developing process. Photography provides opportunities for career exploration and promoting 4-H.Participation in this contest does not have a defined schedule for each contestants participation. Participants can participate anytime between 8 and noon. Quiz Bowl Contests Thursday, May 3, 2018 Entry Fee:$15 Quiz bowls are a valuable teaching technique regardless of the subject matter being quizzed. They present project information in a semicompetitive setting characterized by attitudes of friendliness, cooperation, and fairness. A quiz bowl is not meant to be a memorization process, in that members only study questions and know the answers to those questions. It is a motivational tool to provide a fun way to encourage members to learn project information. Robotics Challenge Friday, May 4, 2018 Entry Fee:$15 The robotics challenge is a contest designed to allow 4-H members to demonstrate their robotics, engineering, and problem solving skills. From a set of challenges revealed at the contest and within an allotted amount of time, teams of 3 to 5 members will build, program, and test their robot. Teams will then attempt to earn points by completing as many challenges as possible. Share the Fun Friday & Saturday, May 4-5, 2018 Entry Fee:$15 To perpetuate the reputation of Texas 4-H and Youth Development as an educational program, to provide recognition for project work and skills development in the areas of public speaking and subject matter expertise, to promote teamwork for 4-H members and adult leaders and expand their knowledge of 4-H opportunities, to provide 4-H members the opportunity to compare the skills they have gained with those of other members and with their own previous performance, and to provide 4-H members with an opportunity to develop and practice public speaking and presentation skills. Vet Science Skillathon Friday, May 4, 2018 The veterinary science skillathon is a competitive event designed to test the knowledge and skills that a 4-H member can gain through his or her involvement in a veterinary science project. Wildlife Challenge Wildlife species include mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, insects, and more. All wildlife depends on native plants to complete their requirements. In today s natural world, most wildlife habitat requires management due to the changes occurring steadily since our country began. Developing an appreciation and understanding of our natural world at an early age increases the likelihood that wildlife habitat will continue to be managed properly to support an abundance of wildlife species throughout the country. This is the ultimate wildlife challenge

5 Burleson County Fair Scholarships $1000 scholarships given each year. This year s top applicant will receive the Junice Baldwin Memorial Scholarship of $1500. Eligibility Requirements: Scholarship applications will be accepted without regard to socioeconomic level, race, creed, color, religion, or national origin. Basic Applicant Requirements: Satisfactory complete the requirements for a high school diploma in the spring of the current year. Plan to attend a Vocational/Technical school or accredited College or University. Meet the minimum entrance requirements for the educational institution of their choice. Must have been a participant in the Burleson County Fair for at least (3) three years. Certification by applicant: The following material must be submitted for the Burleson County Fair Association Scholarship. Scholarship application A high school transcript for the first three and on-half years. A brief narrative about yourself (Goals, why specific career was selected, plans for future, etc.) No more than two pages, 8 1/2x11, double spaced. Three (3) letters of recommendation. Proof that applicant meets the Basic Applicant Requirements as stated above. Date and sign the application and submit, postmark no later than April 7, 2018 to the Burleson County Fair Association at the address below. Burleson County Fair Association P.O. Box 634 Caldwell, TX Winners will be determined by the following: Fair Participation 60% Community Service/Leadership 25% Academics 15% Applications are available at the Extension Office. Brazos Valley Fair General Scholarship In 2018 two $1,500 general scholarships will be awarded. To view full details of the scholarship go to, Applications are due March 30th. More scholarships available at: D9 4-H Community Service items listed above can be dropped off at the office before April 27th

6 Texas 4-H Photography Contest The Texas 4-H Photography contest encourages self expression and allows youth to demonstrate skills learned in the area of photography, including the use of photographic equipment and process of photographs. Open to Senior age 4-H members in grades 9, 10, 11 & 12 as of September 1st, Following this link for more information Entries for the contest will be completed through 4-H Connect from the time period of April 1, 2018-April 15, Entry Fee: $10 per photography. Soil Judging April 21, 2018 Location: O.D. Butler Jr Animal Science Complex Livestock Judging April 21, 2018 Location: Pearce Pavilion, Texas A&M University Campus Meats Judging & Identification April 21, 2018 Location: Rosenthal Meat Science Center, Texas A&M University Campus District & State Roundup Competitive events allowing 4-H members the opportunity to develop and practice citizenship and leadership skills. It consists of approximately 50 competitive events. Each year contest are held at the district and state level. District Roundup May 3-5, 2018 Register on 4-H Connect by April 4th Lone Star College in Montgomery County The Big Time in D9-Roundup 2018 website has the reference information contestants should be familiarizing themselves with already. Registration is conducted on-line via the 4-H Connect enrollment program, for those 4-H members with an active enrollment status. Please contact the Extension Office if you are interested in any of the following events: 4-H DSM; Research Poster Contest, 4-H Pit Master Food Challenge (BBQ & Burger Cook-Off), Ag Products ID Contest, Consumer Decision Making, Duds to Dazzle, Educational Presentations/Public Speaking, Fashion Show, Fashion Storyboard, Food Challenge, Food Show, Leaders 4 Life, Livestock Skill-a-Thon, Photography (registration is March 28th), Photography Judging Contest, Produce Judging, Quiz Bowls (Beef, Horse, Nutrition, Swine), Robotics Challenge, Share the Fun, Vet Science Skill-a-Thon, and Wildlife Challenge. State Roundup June 11-14, 2018 Register on 4-H Connect by May 17th Theme: Recharge Shooting Sports-Rifle, Air Rifle, and Air Pistol May 12, 2018 Location: Fort Bend County Educational Building and Fairgrounds Entry/Registration Deadline: Online registration closes April 15, 2018 Texas 4-H Read, Lead, Succeed Book Drive The Texas 4-H Council is encouraging local 4-H clubs to collect new or gently used children and young adult books. The books should be donated back to your local community, schools, libraries, hospitals, etc. Deadline to bring books to the office will be Friday, May 25, D9 Leadership Lab June 26-28, 2018 Location: Texas A&M University in Galveston Cost: $255 Entry/Registration Deadline: May 16, 2018 Roundup Trade Show and Career Exposition June 12-14, 2018 Texas A&M University College Station, TX Then Texas 4-H Roundup Trade Show is a great way for businesses and universities to meet prospective students, customers, and employees. The youth and adults at 4-H Round Up are very interested in learning about education and career opportunities offered. D9 Horse Show Stalling Procedures and pricing for Stalls will be sold for two periods: Tuesday-Wednesday $TBA. Whole Show $TBA. These prices are only good for pre-registration and includes your 1st bag of shavings. On-site will be sold at an additional cost of $10 per stalling period. June 19-20, 2018 Location: Brazos County EXPO Bryan, TX Entry/Registration Deadline: May 23, 2018 State Dog Show July 13-15, 2018 Location: Bell County EXPO The state 4-H dog show is held each year in July, and offer classes in agility, rally, obedience, costume, tricks, drill, showmanship, and conformation. Texas 4-H Congress July 22-25, 2018 Location: Austin, TX Texas 4-H Congress allows 4-H members to experience the law making process first hand by writing, submitting, and then serving as a member of the house of Representatives, the Senate, the Press, or as a Lobbyist. From these roles, the 4-H members determine the fate of each bill submitted. County Camp in Brownwood County Camp I Texas 4-H Center- Lake Brownwood, TX July 5-7th, 2018 Youth: $180/Adult:$90 3rd grade and up, all camp enrollment is based on grade completed in spring of 2018, pay deposit by June 14th or pay full amount, Lat e fee 10%, all adult volunteers must enroll as a 4-H volunteer, have verified background check, and complete child protection training in 4-H Connect Prior to camp. Texas4hcenter.tamu.edu Registration is open. Visit Burleson County will be attending County Camp II Texas 4-H Outdoor Challenge-Seguin Outdoor Learning Center June 22-24, 2018 Registration: May 1-30 on 4-H Connect; limited to the first 50 teams to have both team members registered. Cost: $35 per team member Events: Shotgun, off-road biking, archery, fishing, climbing, kayaking, rifle, biologist skills, gear judging, and outdoor safety. Big Spring Clean April 21st 28th see future newsletters for more information. Household Hazardous Waste Collection April 25th For more information please call (979) Texas 4-H Roundup Trade Show and Career Expo June 12-14, 2018 College Station For more information visit, Event registration ends March 31st Tina Roehling CEA-FCH John Grange CEA-AG Texas A&M AgriLife Extension provides equal opportunities in its programs and employment to all persons, regardless of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

7 We encourage all 4-H clubs to nominate a Senior Citizen of the year. Please see the following pages for the requirements and application. If you have any questions please contact our office. (979)

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