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September 2016 Lamplighter.pages
Lamplighter YOUR MONTHLY All the news you need! | September 2016 we are... Gathered Nourished Sent 08.13.16 - New Orleans, LA - Final worship session and installation of the new vice president of the ELCA, William B. Horne II. Salem Lutheran Church in Delmont Pennsylvania | Est. 1850 | salemdelmont.org Lamplighter | September 2016 Pastor’s Column I have been working out with a group since November 2015. We have sweated and ached together. We have unrepentantly harassed our fitness trainer together when workout tasks seemed too hard. We have rejoiced together when new fitness goals were achieved. I am so thankful to know these people and to have become ‘partners in fitness crime’ together! LOL Iona Abbey Inside 2 Pastor’s Page 3 Community News 4 Worship/Education 5 Serve/Steward 6&7 ELCA Churchwide Assembly Crop Walk 8 In Our Prayers 9 Celebrations 10 ELCA/SWPA News 11 Council Notes & Correspondence PAGE 2 Our latest endeavor—the Warrior Dash! The Warrior Dash is a 5k Mud run with 12 obstacles like the Goliath and Fisherman’s Catch. Goliath is a giant slide into a pit of muddy water. Fisherman’s catch is a giant fish net stretched across a pit. Our group has been signed up for the Warrior Dash in New Lawrence, Ohio since early May. All summer I have waffled between being excited because frankly I love to play in the mud and thrive on overcoming physical challenges, and being anxious because I have had an injured left shoulder since early June and was afraid I wouldn’t be able to do all the obstacles. So, I was incredibly anxious as my workout buddies and I headed up Interstate 76 early Sunday morning on August 21st. As we drew closer to the race sight, the tension in the vehicle mounted. “How long do you think it will take us to do the race?” someone asked. “I’m most worried about the mud. I don’t like getting dirty,” said someone else. “My challenge is heights,” said a couple more people. “I’m worried about re-injuring my shoulder. It’s just starting to feel good again,” I said. The whole group was nervous, each in our own way, about the physical and metal challenges ahead of us. We finally arrived, got our registration packets, checked our bags into the bag check, and headed for the start line. Crowded together like cattle with about 50 other people, we waited for the start signal. I suddenly recalled what our fitness coach said once during a workout, “Are you ready?” “No,” I said. “Well, you’re next. Get going,” he replied. When the start signal blared, we did just that. Together we got going, together we ran the race set before us, and together we conquered each obstacle. That was my favorite part-the sense of comradery. We functioned as a community, as a team who looked out for one another. I mean we ran at different paces because of differing physical abilities so we often arrived at each obstacle apart. BUT, once there, the group waited on the other side until everyone had made it over or under or through the obstacles before taking off again. It was as if the unspoken creed we collectively agreed upon was: leave no woman or man behind to face these challenges alone. We’re in this together! Crossing the finish line was AWESOME! We all made it! Mud soaked and smelling pretty ripe, we immediately began chattering about the more memorable, funny, scary, and favorite moments of the race. We laughed and commiserated about the mud and the smell! We asked a stranger to take our picture and text it to us because we just had to capture the moment! What a great day of fellowship and fun and friendship! On the ride home, I kept thinking of Hebrews 2:1: Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight and sin that clings so closely, and let us run the race that is set before us… Dear people of God, whatever challenges— physical, mental, emotional, spiritual—that are weighing on you, I pray you find yourselves surrounded and supported by friends, family or a community who will help and encourage you to run the race set before you with courage and faith! Blessings, Pastor Kara Lamplighter | September 2016 We Are Gathered 7th Annual Gary Logan Memorial Golf Outing Saturday September 24, 8 am an 18 Hole Best-Ball Scramble at Cloverleaf Gold Course. The cost is $60 per player and includes: green fees, riding cart, prizes, 22 skills prizes, favors, coffee, donuts & a delicious lunch! Sign up & pay by September 11 to reserve your spot! Contact Melissa Logan at 724-875-8358 or [email protected]. End of Summer Bonfire Saturday September 24 at 6 pm the Worship & Music Committee is hosting an end of summer get together in our back lawn!! Grab your stick & cook your hotdog over the open fire then pull up your chair and enjoy the last days of summer! Rally Day & Merry Mixer Sunday September 11, we will begin Sunday School Rally Day immediately following worship. All kids, parents, grandparents, and the congregation please come and enjoy a short program and refreshments. The kids will meet their teachers and hear about the exciting year that is planned. Then at 3 pm head over to Newhouse Park in Delmont and join the festivities at the Merry Mixer. There will be entertainment, plenty of food and activities! Tickets will be on sale Sundays in August and in the church office. Cost will be $6 for adults and kids under 12 are free. Ticket cost includes steak (chicken upon request), drink and entertainment. Every one is asked to bring a dish to share and your own plate & utensils. God gathers us into the joy of community! What a wonderful way to spend your day with our church family!! We look forward to seeing you there. Please bring a dish to share and your own chair. Hot dogs and drinks will be provided. Donuts & Coffee Hour immediately following worship Sunday September 4. Women’s Circle Meeting Wednesday September 7, 12 pm in the Social Hall. Please bring a covered dish to share. Summer has gone so quickly and we did have fun going out to eat, but now we would like to get back to our regular meeting at the church. Mary Jane Nicely will share her experience from her recent trip to Japan. Bring a friend everyone is welcome! Any women who would like to come but needs a ride please contact Donna Earnest at 724-834-5849. Men’s Breakfast & Work Day Thursday September 1, 8:30 am at Wagon Wheel. In August the crew of Paul Bush, Ken Dietrich, Bill Kline & John Planic repaired the latch on the front door of the church. Pairs & Spares Wednesday September 14, 12 pm at Hoss’ s in Murrysville. Lamplighter | September 2016 We Are Nourished Lutheran Marriage Encounter Weekend 3rd Annual Pet Blessing Bring your dog, cat, horse, hamster, snake, turtle, any of God’s creatures on Sunday October 2 at 5 pm in Amalong Parklet. Our pets are beloved creatures of God who nourish us spiritually through their unconditional love. This is their day for spiritual nourishment! Southwestern PA Synod Women of the ELCA The annual retreat for the Women of the ELCA will be held at Camp Lutherlyn, Friday, September 16 through Sunday, September 18. If you would like more information please contact Donna Earnest at 724-834-5849. Worship Weekly Sunday Worship 9:30 am Worship at Wm Penn 2 pm First Sunday of every month Fall is the perfect time to fall in love with your spouse again at one of the beautiful retreat centers where sessions are scheduled this fall. Now is the time to sign up at www.GodLovesMarriage.org. The dates are September 16-18 at Spruce Lake Retreat Center in Ludlow, PA, a new hotel style facility in Spruce Lake in the heart of the Pocono Mountains, or October 21-23 at the Olmsted Retreat Center in Ludlow, PA a lovely hotel style retreat center perched on a hillside in the Allegheny National Forest. Weekends run from Friday at 8 pm to Sunday around 3 pm. Two nights lodging, 5 meals each, and all supplies are included in the $100 registration fee. Plus contributions to the program. God feeds us through worship & learning! Adult Bible Study The study of Matthew will begin Tuesday September 20 at 6:30 pm and will be held every Tuesday except the 2nd Tuesday of the month. To order your participant guide please call the church office or sign up on the sheet in the social hall by Sunday September 4th. education Weekly Sunday School Sunday September 11 Rally Day 10:45 - 11:45 am. Tea ’n’ Talk Every Monday 9 am in Pastor’s office. Weekly Bible study. Everyone is welcome! Colaborate: Lutheran Confirmation will kick off Sunday September 11, at 1 pm immediately following Rally Day Activities. It is imperative that students and their parents/guardians attend this session. If your youth will be attending confirmation please contact Pastor Kara or the church office so that classroom materials can be ordered. PAGE 4 Lamplighter | September 2016 We Are Sent New Members Needed The Chancel Choir & Kyrie Bell Choir are looking for new members. No experience necessary, on the job training! Great pay and benefits! Fun and fellowship with other members of our church community. If you are interested in applying, please give your information to Ronna or call or text 724-972-2266. 3rd Annual Delmont Daze Saturday September 10, 12 - 7 pm, Youth & Family will be selling Loaded Baked Potatoes to help raise money to help fund the Thanksgiving & Christmas shopping that is done for needy families. We are asking all youth (and adults) to get involved! Come help us that day and enjoy some fun and fellowship. Chicken Update During VBS Barnyard Roundup, we collected money for ELCA Good Gifts Chickens. We are happy to announce that with your help and generosity, 14 sets of 10 chickens will be given to needy families. Thank you for your participation!! Please sign the sheet in the social hall for donation of time and/or baking potatoes. God anoints us to serve & steward! Look forward to seeing you there!!! Kyrie Bells will resume Monday September 12, 7 pm WELCA Board Meeting Monday September 12, 6:30 pm Social Ministry Tuesday, September 13, 7 pm Salem Serves every Tuesday 5pm (except the first Tuesday) Christian Ed Wednesday, September 7, 6 pm Stewardship/Evangelism Thursday, September 15, 7 pm Chancel Choir will resume Wednesday September 7, 7pm Property Saturday, September 3, 8 am Worship & Music Thursday, September 1, 7:30 pm Finance Tuesday, September 6, 7 pm PAGE 5 Lamplighter | September 2016 • ELCA Churchwide Assembly key actions Voting members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) approved a number of key actions during the 2016 ELCA Churchwide Assembly held in New Orleans Aug. 8-13. The assembly is the highest legislative authority of the church. The 945 voting members: • Elected William B. Horne II of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Clearwater, Fla., vice president of the ELCA. Horne was installed during closing worship Aug. 13. • Accepted the "Declaration on the Way," a unique ecumenical document that marks a path toward greater unity between Catholics and Lutherans. At the heart of the document are 32 "Statements of Agreement" that state where Lutherans and Catholics do not have church-dividing differences on topics about church, ministry and the Eucharist. The document also presents the differences that remain. • Approved AMMPARO – the ELCA's strategy to Accompany Migrant Minors with Protection, Advocacy, Representation and Opportunities. The ELCA developed this strategy based on commitments to uphold and guarantee the basic human rights and safety of migrant children and their families; to address the root causes of migration in countries from Central America's Northern Triangle and Mexico and the treatment of migrants in transit; to work toward just and humane policies affecting migrants in and outside the U.S.; to engage as a church with all of its companions, affiliates and partners to respond to the migration situation and its PAGE 6 • • • • causes; and to advocate for migrant children and their families. Approved the Ministry of Word and Service roster. Beginning Jan. 1, 2017, ELCA associates in ministry, deaconesses and diaconal ministers will be a single, unified roster of Ministry of Word and Service. The accompanying constitutional amendments related to the roster were also considered and approved by the assembly. Approved the 2017-2019 budget proposal. The budget includes a 2017 current fund spending authorization of $65,296,005 and a 2017 ELCA World Hunger spending authorization of $24.8 million; a 2018 current fund income proposal of $64,057,220 and a 2018 ELCA World Hunger income proposal of $25 million; a 2019 current fund income proposal of $64,151,175 and a 2019 ELCA World Hunger income proposal of $25 million; and authorizes the Church Council to establish a spending authorization after periodic review of revised income estimates. Approved various memorials – or proposals – from the ELCA's 65 synods. In addition to memorials considered "en bloc," the assembly separately approved the following: deepening relationships with historic Black churches; toward a responsible energy future; repudiation of the Doctrine of Discovery; peace with justice in the Holy Land; justice for the Holy Land through responsible investment; African Descent Lutherans; call to discernment on U.S. foreign and military policy; welcoming refugees; and supporting military personnel, veterans and their families. Elected members to serve on: Church Council, Portico Benefits Services, Mission Investment Fund, Augsburg Fortress, Committee on Appeals, Committee on Discipline and Nominating Committee. Adopted amendments to the ELCA Constitution, Bylaws and Continuing Resolutions. Lamplighter | September 2016 CROP Walk “Fun Run” What does CROP stand for? When CROP began in 1947 (under the wing of Church World Service, which was founded in 1946), CROP was an acronym for the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Its primary mission was to help Midwest farm families to share their grain with hungry neighbors in post-World War II Europe and Asia. Today, we’ve outgrown the acronym but we retain it as the historic name of the program. CROP Hunger Walks are interfaith hunger education and fundraising events sponsored by Church World Service and organized by CWS local offices across the U.S. People of all ages are invited to participate Sunday, October 9, 3 pm. This year, the Delmont Ministerial Association is reviving the Delmont Area CROP Walk, but with a twist. Rather than gathering sponsors, folks are invited to register for a Fun Run/Fun Walk - either the 1 mile route, or a 5k route, and bring nonperishable food items along with their donations and registration fee to participate. More details about the walk are coming, such as the route details. The 25% that will return to the community will go the Food Bank at Grace United Church of Christ in Jeannette, which serves families throughout our area, including Delmont and Salem Township. In a world of floods and crop failures, drought and overwhelmed refugee camps, we can help end hunger, one step at a time. To donate or register online, go to crophungerwalk.org, look for the Delmont PA Walk and then choose the Delmont Dashes Hunger Team. Or register yourself and then ask friends and family to donate online to you. PAGE 7 Lamplighter | September 2016 We Pray Please keep these people in your prayers and send them a card to let them know their church family is thinking of them. Healing & Recovery: Jacob Schlotter John & Judy Charley Nancy Farrell Randy Barker Helen Sparkenbaugh Bob Marks Sandy Smouse Joe Shaffer Sharon Thompson Bill Hartman Simon Earnest Esther Stevens Yva Schroeder With Sympathy to the Family of: The Kemps Fred Ziringer Jean Branthoover Military or Foreign Service: Tim & Candice Cipullo, Kevin & Nina The Lord will help them when they are sick and will restore them to health Psalm 41:3 The Ecumenical Prayer Cycle enables us to journey in prayer through every region of the world and through every week of the year affirming our solidarity with Christians all over the world, brothers and sisters living in diverse situations, experiencing diverse problems and sharing diverse gifts. Throughout the weeks of September you are invited to pray: Lord, hear our prayer for: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Belarus, Moldova, Russia, and Ukraine. The Ecumenical Prayer Cycle is a prayer ministry of the World Council of Churches. For more information and to read prayers from Christian brothers and sisters around the world go to www.oikoumene.org/en/resources/ prayer-cycle. Mildred Allwine 6042 Triple Crown Circle Greensburg, PA 15601 Hoppy Jobe 1542 Beaver Run Road Greensburg, PA 15601 Carol Anderson Wm Penn Sr.Ctr. & Personal Care 2020 Ader Road Jeannette, PA 15644 Frannie Kramer Wm Penn Sr.Ctr & Personal Care 1024 Walton Road Jeannette, PA 15644 Walter Bush 447 Manor Road Delmont, PA 15626 Mary Lou Lingafelt Golden Heights Personal Care 3522 Harrison City/Trafford Road Irwin , PA 15642 Vera DeFrances Wm Penn Care Center 2020 Ader Road Jeannette, PA 15644 Kathy DelBaggio 31 Buena Vista Drive Delmont, PA 15626 Susan Franke Wm Penn Sr.Ctr & Personal Care 1024 Walton Road Jeannette, PA 15644 PAGE 8 Violet Mays 3096 Route 819 Slickville, PA 15684 Don Piper Golden Living 3300 Logan Ferry Road Murrysville, PA 15668 Doris Piper Weatherwood Manor 896 Weatherwood Manor Greensburg, PA 15601 Jane Piper 251 Aurora Street Delmont, PA 15626 Earl Rupert 2032 Plainfield Drive Vero Beach, FL 32968 Richard Sarver 1305 Beaver Run Road Greensburg, PA 15601 Betty Visnick 164 S. Greengate Road Apt. 112 Greensburg, PA 153601 Lamplighter Carol Anderson Grandmother of the Groom Born Carol Jones in Chardon, Ohio January 6, 1935. She was later adopted and became Carol Bailey. She attended school in Southern Ohio. She was a Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES) through the Navy. She was stationed in San Francisco, where she met Albert Roy Anderson. He was originally from Michigan. They married in 1955. They were living in Cleveland, OH in the 60’s when ALCOA moved them to Delmont. The Anderson’s raised their 4 children here: Mary, Sandy, Cheryl and son Michael. Carol worked at a factory in Export for about a year. Then worked as a secretary for a lawyer for 3 years. As she raised her children she babysat in her home. Some of Carol’s favorite things: her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, reading (especially Harlequin Romance Novels), napping, the color blue, Italian sausage, and pepperoni & onion pizza. She also has a love for country music and she attended many Johnny Cash concerts. Carol has a talent for crocheting, she is in the process of making a beautiful afghan for Michael and Trish. When ask what advice she would give she said “Get lots of rest” and “The golden years are a joke!” Happy Birthday 4 Hannah Neumann 4 Doris Piper 7 James Shuster 9 Richard L. Sarver 10 Lauren Gray 10 Patricia Vaia 12 Christopher Fisher 13 Ray McIntyre 16 Dee Radomski 18 Robin Evans | September 2016 We Celebrate Marriage of Michael & Trish Anderson July 30, 2016 Happy Anniversary 19 19 19 21 22 22 28 29 30 Dave Bush Vera DeFrances Lydia Sullivan Jerry Colclaser Ginny Hayes Merwin Weed Kathy Leonard Cameron Fisher Paul Britz Sr. 7 13 14 18 26 27 Eric & Jessica (Feather) Bowman Dave Bush & Jim Caffrey Thomas & Beth Kepple Bill & Carol Hartman Ted & Ginny Hayes Jeffrey & Kelly Otto PAGE 9 Lamplighter | September 2016 Beyond Our Walls 2016 SWPA Synod Assembly The 2016 Synod Assembly was held on June 17-18, 2016 at California University of Pennsylvania. The theme was “We Are Stewards of the Gospel." Pastor Kara attended along with Ron Painter and Ronna Yeager as representatives of Salem Lutheran Church. Highlights and Actions of the 2016 Synod Assembly: - Adopted the proposed Synod budget for 2017 with 48% level of support to the ELCA. - Adopted the following Mission support formula: As congregations we ask our members to give proportionally according to the gifts God has entrusted to them. As the Church, we ask our synods to give proportionally as they have been blessed. As the SWPA Synod, we encourage each congregation to give proportionally. Each congregation is asked to give a minimum of 12% of its current operating expense to synodical Mission Support. If you are below 12%, please set a goal for your congregation to grow to at least 12%, according to the gifts God has entrusted to you. If it will take more than 1 year, take a faithful step toward that goal in 2017. The Synod Council may request consultation with congregations which have decreased their commitment from the previous year. - Adopted changes to the Minimum Compensation Guidelines for Full-Time and Part-Time Ordained Ministers, for Associates in Ministry, Diaconal Ministers, and Deaconesses, and for Interim Ministry for 2017. Adopted an increase of $50 for continuing education for Full-Time and Part-Time Ordained Ministers, for Associates in Ministry, Diaconal Ministers, and Deaconesses in 2017. PAGE 10 - Adopted a resolution in Support of the Unification of Pennsylvania Seminaries expressing affirmation and encouragement to the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg and the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia as they continue in this process of unification; encouraging care and concern with faculty and staff who may be personally impacted by this unification that their years of service be honored appropriately; encouraging all our congregations and other ministries to redouble their efforts to identify, nurture, and support those who sense a call to public rostered ministries; and pledged its strongest possible continuing financial support and encouraged all congregations and individuals to likewise continue and expand their generous support. - Adopted a memorial directing the Synod Council to develop a pilot program to equip a group of congregations of this synod to develop and implement triennial ROSE statements (Rationale, Clear Objectives, Strategies, Evaluation) as a practical assessment of both viability and fidelity to the Gospel mission. ELCA Representative, Ms. Dana Dutcher, Manager for Relationships, Asia Pacific and Madagascar, West and Central Africa, Global Mission Unit of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, addressed the assembly speaking about evangelism through her work in Singapore and in China. For more actions and elections results of the 2016 SWPA Synod, please visit the synod website at http://www.swpasynod.org/2016synod-assembly Lamplighter | September 2016 Council Notes Andrew Bosworth of James O. Bower Insurance presented an insurance proposal to Council. Andrew’s agency is an independent insurance agent representing the Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company, which specializes in insurance coverage for Church Congregations. Council reviewed proposals and decided to proceed with insurance coverage by Brotherhood Mutual for Salem Lutheran Church. Council reviewed the Treasurer’s report and contributions have continued to increase for the first seven months of 2016. Council expressed thanks for the increase in contributions. Work is continuing developing job descriptions for the various volunteer positions at Salem Lutheran Church. Positions such as: Council members, Counters, Ushers, Openers, etc. The proposed Salem Child protection policy update is about 90% complete by the Christian Education Committee. Final editing is in progress. Finance is investigating a process for online giving, instructions are being developed; a presentation is planned for the Annual Congregational meeting in November. Discussions are continuing on prioritizing repair projects at Salem. Finance will review the proposed projects and recommend funding sources. Council members are to remind their committees to forward their minutes to Clay at [email protected] or Brenda at [email protected]. Deadline for October Lamplighter is Monday September 19. If you know someone who would like to receive a copy of the Lamplighter please call the office. Stewardship principle of the month “ Give proportionately.” In his book Giving to God: the Bible’s Good News about Living a Generous Life, Dr. Mark Allan Powell, biblical scholar and professor at Trinity Lutheran Seminary in Columbus, OH writes: Churches cost money to operate and, in most cases they depend on the “if the eagerness is there, contributions of their members to meet these expenses. One duty or the gift is acceptable responsibility of belonging to a church is supporting that church financially; according to what one all church members should contribute fairly to meet the costs of the has - not according to what community’s life and mission. As for the amount, the Bible says that one does not have.” everyone is to give “according to means” (2 Corinthians 8:3,11). This means that Christian communities are committed to egalitarianism: giving should 2 Corinthians 8:12 be proportionate to one’s assets and those who are able to give much are never to be esteemed above those who are only able to give a little. In church ministry, every penny, dollar, hundred dollars, or more that a child, teenager, or adult chooses to give counts! Furthermore, giving much or giving little does not add or diminish God’s regard or favor or blessing or love for a person. God, I believe, simply asks us to give joyfully as we are able as an expression of gratitude and trust in the One who loves us all equally. God receives whatever we can give and uses it to accomplish God’s purposes for God’s people. The Bible is quite clear that God has the power and creativity and might to do this— to take whatever we can give, much or little, and use it to support the many and varied ministries that happen inside and outside our church walls. What good news this has always been to me!--Pastor Kara Thank You Salem People: Mary Lou Lingafelt thanks everyone who attended Pairs & Spares in August for being so welcoming. She really enjoyed the fellowship! PAGE 11 Salem Lutheran Church 301 E Pittsburgh Street Delmont, PA 15626 www.salemdelmont.org 724-468-4189 [email protected] Save the Date September 10 Delmont Daze Community Festival 12 - 7 pm Youth & Family is hosting a Loaded Baked Potato Booth. Come support the Youth! September 11 Rally Day 10:45 am Merry Mixer at Newhouse Park 3 pm September 24 Golf Outing @ Cloverleaf Golf Course 8 am End of Summer Bonfire 6 pm October 2 & 3 Apple & Arts Festival Pet Blessing in Amalong Parklet 5 pm, October 3 October 9 Delmont Crop Walk (Sponsored by Delmont Ministerial Association) 3 pm October 22 Youth & Family Halloween Party TBA Non Profit Organization US Postage PAID Delmont, PA Whatcha readin’? Can’t decide what to crack open next ? We’ll bring you recommendations on what to read to feed your faith. “Learning to Walk in the Dark” by Barbara Brown Taylor What does Taylor mean by darkness? Darkness, she writes, is “shorthand for anything that scares me.” That could include something as profound as the absence of God to the fear of dementia to the loss of family and friends, as well as that “nagging” question of “what it will feel like to die.” She recounts how she became impatient with church teachings that accentuated the light while denying the existence of darkness, and comments on the difference between faith and belief, certainty and trust. An elegant writer with the common touch, Taylor is always a wonderful guide to the spiritual world, and this book is no exception. Here she encourages us to turn out the lights and embrace the spiritual darkness, for it is in the dark, she maintains, that one can truly see. --June Sawyers
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