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NEWS FROM THE STAFF

1 Deadline: Friday, May 27 @ Noon - [email protected]

May 19, 2016

The Roadrunner A Biweekly Newsletter of Blue Skies West

TOWN HALL MEETING By: Chip Utterback, President/CEOPlease join me, and a few of the Executive Staff, for a Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday, Jun 1, 2-3pm in the Roadrunner Lounge.

FAREWELL TO DAVIS By: Chip Utterback, President/CEOShe is off to bigger and better things! Davis Hanna who has, for over six years, been the rudder that kept the C-suite moving in the right direction will be leaving Blue Skies. Davis has accepted an exciting position that will allow her to avoid the very long drive to work and still put her many talents and skills to work in making peoples’ lives happier. While I am excited for her, I know we will all miss Davis’ smile and her drive to make people comfortable and happy. She has made a very positive difference for both our

staff and residents and will be missed. Please join me in wishing Davis “Strong Tailwinds and Blue Skies” in her new adventure.NOTES FROM THE DIRECTOR OF RESIDENT SERVICESBy: [email protected] The Date –

Thursday, May 19 – Marketing Production and Photo Shoots around Campus begin. Complete schedule is posted in the Lobby

Monday, May 30 – Memorial Day is an Employee Holiday (no evening dinner service in the Dining Room; the Café will be open)

Friday, May 27 – Emergency Siren Testing, 10amWednesday, Jun 1 – Town Hall Meeting, Roadrunner Lounge, 2pm

Changes To Dining Services Operations – Please note the following changes we’ll be making effective Wednesday, Jun 1:

Café open daily 10am-7pm Dining Room Lunch Hours 11am-1pm

Continued from page 1 Saturday nights will be buffet night in the Dining Room. No a la carte.

DRAC was briefed on these changes at their meeting last week. These small changes amount to savings of over $26k without reducing staff.


IN MEMORIAM CDR George J. Thompson

Passed away on May 5, 2016

mailto:[email protected]

Changes To Housekeeping Hours – We’re looking very hard at processes and procedures as we begin our new fiscal year all in an effort to ensure efficiency and serve as good stewards of your funds. We’ve talked with your Resident Council and have solicited feedback from several residents and our staff to accomplish this task in our various departments. One of our initial actions will be implementing new procedures/hours for housekeeping services starting Tuesday, Jul 5. The new times will be based on the industry standard of square footage vs apartment style and will still allow for adequate time to clean your apartment using the current housekeeping checklist, now standardized at both campuses. The checklist will also be available at the Front Desk or from your housekeeper to ensure we all know what should be done in each apartment. As we developed our plan, we queried several other CCRC’s and Leading Age. We learned our new times/checklists are comparable or better than most other CCRC’s in Texas and across the country. Within the next few weeks, you’ll be receiving a notice from Housekeeping that will let you know what your allocated time is as well as your new times. We don’t plan on any major changes to the weekly schedule, but you may see some changes based on the new timelines. We also plan on building travel time into the new schedule so housekeepers should not leave early or arrive late. This is a huge undertaking that Jackie and her team have been tasked to implement. Please do not shoot the messenger (Jackie). If you have issues/concerns about the new times/schedules, please contact Resident Services. We appreciate your patience as we make these adjustments to the housekeeping schedules.Calling All World War II Vets/Spouses – The 4th of July Parade Committee & Blue Skies would like to honor our WWII Vets and/or their spouses during the 4th of July Parade (which takes place at Village West on Saturday, Jun 25). Please call me at 568-3301 if you/your spouse were a Vet of WWII, or if you know of anyone here who is.Trash Pick Up – Please ensure all trash is placed in bags before it is placed in your toter.Tower Residents – Have a large item you need disposed of? Just give Environmental Services a call at 568-3241; we’ll be happy to dispose of items for you.Dabblers Schedule – The Dabblers last meeting before their summer hiatus is Wednesday, May 25 at 1:30pm in the Arts & Crafts room. They’ll resume their meetings in September.Topic Upon Special Request – A resident asked…what Holidays are exempt from allowing guests’ meals to be charged to a residents’ meal plan? Answer: Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.


Safety – How seriously do you take Fire Alarms? Sadly, based on the alarm that went off in the Towers a few weekends ago, a lot of residents do not take alarms seriously enough!! When you hear an alarm, please follow the instructions you’ve been given. Do not ignore them and chalk it up to a “false alarm.” Reminder: if you’re in the Towers and hear an alarm, the “safe zone” is the Stairwells. You do not have to walk down the stairs…just get to the stairwell landing and await instructions. If necessary, Fire Department personnel will assist with evacuating (getting down the stairs). Please do not place yourself/others at risk by going down the stairs. If you’re on the First Floor or Lower Level when an alarm sounds, you may either go to the stairwell or you may exit the building. Attached to this week’s Roadrunner is a copy of our Fire Evacuation procedures. Please keep a copy handy in your apartments. (A lot of residents post them on the inside of their pantry door or a kitchen cabinet.)Monday, May 30 – Memorial Day is a Federal and Employee Holiday. As such there will not be any mail delivery. Broadway Bank will be closed. There will be minimal staffing and all Blue Skies transportation is suspended for that day.

Housekeeping Spotlight Item – These weekly items give housekeepers an area of special interest. Housekeepers will still adhere to their checklists, but will pay special attention to the Spotlight Items of the week.

Week of May 16 – Walls/Switches/Door PlatesWeek of May 23 – Door Frames/TracksWeek of May 30 – Vanity Lights

Monday Shopping – We depart the West Campus at 1pm. Return pick up is 3:30pm.

Monday, May 23 – Alamo Ranch Shopping Center (1604 & Culebra)Monday, May 30 – No trip due to Memorial Day

Friday “Mall” Transportation – Friday, May 20 – Wonderland Mall of the Americas & North Star MallFriday, May 27 – Quarry MarketplaceFriday, Jun 3 – La Cantera

SCAM ALERT By: [email protected], Resident Counselor Current Scams Reported:

The usual scams are still out and about: The IRS scam call reporting that you owe money to the IRS and need to respond immediately, and the scam where a friend/grandchild/family



member calls asking you to wire money to a loved one in desperate need, usually out of the country.

Scams to watch for: The other day I was bothered by a pop-up on my home computer that read my

computer was infected by a virus, and I needed to contact a specific number to clean out the computer virus. I turned the computer off and did not call the number. The main reason I did this was due to a resident telling me of a similar situation, and they did call the number. The pop-up comes from a spyware that has infected your computer, but basically cannot read or gain access to any information. The spyware can only bother you with pop-ups. But, if they can get you to call the number, an offer is usually made by the scammer to clean out the virus for a fee. All of this is done remotely too. The scammer never enters your home. They then ask you further questions to gain access to the computer, and once access is gained, other personal information can be obtained. This resident also mentioned the scammers continue to ask for more and more money to keep the computer clean and free from viruses. If you get a pop-up like this on your computer, do what I did. Shut the computer down and call a legitimate computer repair person or company. Sometimes just performing a complete computer scan with a good computer virus program can eliminate the pop-up. Either way, do not call the number on the pop-up. It’s a scam!

WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS By: [email protected], Assistant Resident Services DirectorPlease give the following new residents a warm Blue Skies West “Welcome” in your respective neighborhoods.

Col (Dr.) Thomas and Dr. Carolyn Massello moved into #805 on Monday, May 16

Lt Col Bill and Lt Col Lola Little moved into #2406 on Wednesday, May 18 Mr. John and Mrs. Marjorie Wendt will be moving into #2811 on Monday, May

23VIDEO PRODUCTION & PHOTO SHOOT SET TO BEGIN MAY 19By: Ilene Kitchens, Director of Sales and MarketingThe best of what makes our Blue Skies campuses so unique - the people, the activities, the environment and the excellence will soon be captured on video and film for the entire world to see. In collaboration with a regional full-service production company, the Marketing Department has meticulously planned out a five-day production schedule which will capture our residents engaged in social, cultural, athletic, spiritual and artistic


activities. Scenic shots, showcasing the architectural and natural beauty of our communities will also be documented by a videographer and still photographer.Lots of thought, time and effort has gone into making sure both Blue Skies East and West are well represented.The production team will begin gathering video and still images on Thursday, May 19. Filming will continue through Wednesday, May 25 (not including Saturday and Sunday). We apologize for any inconvenience which might be caused by our production activity, as we will need to have full control over each location, which may require we temporarily close off certain areas while we are recording video and capturing photos. Once we have gathered all the raw footage and images from the pre-production phase of our project, we will commence crafting new videos and messaging for our ongoing rebranding efforts which will be delivered via social media, traditional media, in newly created collateral materials and at marketing events for prospective residents.

EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION FUND By: BST West Resident CouncilIt has been a long-standing tradition for Blue Skies residents to express an additional “Thank You” through the Employee Appreciation Fund. This fund is administered for us by our Finance Department, and you can participate by placing a check (please use checks instead of cash) into the slot marked “Employee Appreciation Fund” at the Front Desk or by making arrangements with Finance for a specific amount to be added to your Monthly Service Statement. These funds are gifted on our behalf twice a year (June and December) to all hourly paid employees (with the exception of the Beauty Salon employees – the only employees allowed to receive tips). Your check must be received at the Front Desk no later than Friday, Jun 10, by 5pm to be included in the upcoming distribution. Checks should be made payable to Blue Skies of Texas and marked for Employees’ Appreciation Fund. Thank you.SPECIAL NOTE: In addition to those individuals you see every day such as the wait staff, housekeepers and custodians, and Front Desk and Maintenance teams, we’ve been asked who are some of the behind-the-scenes folks our Appreciation Fund reaches. Here is a sampling (not all inclusive): Dishwashers, finance clerks, overnight Front Desk and Courtesy Officer teams, Human Resource Specialists, overnight shift nursing and assisted living teams, cooks, etc.

DREAM FLIGHTS OFFERED TO BLUE SKIES RESIDENTS By: [email protected], Public Relations ManagerResidents from Blue Skies had the opportunity to take a “Dream Flight” in a 1940’s Boeing Stearman PT-17 biplane on Tuesday, May 3 and Wednesday,



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May 4, at Stinson Municipal Airport. The flights were provided by The Ageless Aviation Dreams Foundation (AADF), a nonprofit organization whose mission is, “To give back to those who have given.”

Pictured left to right: Russ Reed, Oliver Cole, Gerry Schriever and James Smith.

PE PEST CONTROL SCHEDULEBy By: Coordinator, [email protected]

Friday, May 20: Friday, May 27:Tower Apts– 231-238, 241-248 Tower Apts – 311-318, 321-328

Cottages – 1500 Cottages – 1300-1400Specials – N/A Specials – Pavilion 3Ranch Homes – 868, 803, 805, 807 Ranch Homes – 804-806, 808

MAINTENANCE UPDATEBy: General Manager Maintenance, [email protected]

Emergency Siren – Just a reminder, the emergency siren which is tested at 10am on the last Friday of every month, is scheduled for Friday, May 27.

BOB’S BLOG By: B bTo dispel the recent rumors, Bob is still with us. Apparently the word on the streets is Bob has been replaced by a cat. That’s not going to happen!!! Having said that, Bob is happy to share his blog with other animals (even cats). So…if you would like to share a picture/story of your pet please do! Send to: [email protected] little chairs… one little me,Decisions, Decisions…Which one should I chose?So many choices, so which will it be?Only the best is always for me,Why have just one when there is more.Decisions, decisions they sure are tuff,




BST WEST WELLNESS AND LIFE ENRICHMENT

Sometimes one chair is just not enough!Pictured is Sandy Garfield, submitted by Mac & Karen McDonald

WELLNESS CENTER By: [email protected], Medication Liaison

Reid Pharmacy will be closed Friday, May 27 & Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. Please bring prescriptions and refills to the Wellness Center NLT Tuesday, May 24 and your medications will be ready for pick up before the holiday.

LIFE ENRICHMENT [email protected], Life Enrichment ManagerCarol [email protected], Activity CoordinatorClass Changes Monday, May 30 - Memorial Day observed, all classes cancelledActivities and Events:Friday, May 20, San Antonio Zoo, 9am - 2pm, — Life Enrichment has planned and advertised this event on the in-house channel, and the sign-up deadline has passed. For those who have signed up, the bus leaves BST West, 8:15am. For those who would like to plan a trip independently, the San Antonio Zoo is honoring the military during the entire month of May. Active duty, retired and veteran members of the military can get in free as long as they have a valid military ID. Their immediate family members (up to 4) also get to enjoy the zoo for half the price of the regular admission ($7.15). On each Saturday in May, the zoo will hold a special raising and lowering of the flag with the presentation of colors and musical performances by U.S. Army bands.

Friday, May 27, Rudy’s Bar-B-Q – The original Rudy’s recognizes the sacrifices and patriotism of WWII, Korea and Vietnam veterans and is offering a complimentary meal as a token of their appreciation. Families accompanying our Veteran heroes will receive 10% off BBQ purchases during the week of Wednesday, May 25 – Wednesday, June 1. Please pick up a complimentary meal




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card to be used at any one of Rudy’s three locations from the BST Activity Coordinators office. Although these vouchers are good anytime during this 10-day period; Life Enrichment is providing bus transportation only on Friday, May 27. This has been advertised on the in-house channel, but we have now added an additional bus and extended the sign-up deadline. The sign-up deadline is now Monday, May 23. The bus leaves BST West at 4:30pm.

THANK YOU By: Karen HubbardThanks to all of you here at the Village, staff and residents, for all the prayers, cards and support you have given me through my surgery and recovery. What a great “family” we have.COSTUMES FOR FOLLIES By: Marcia TinsleyWe are in need of Mexican dance skirts, the wide ones with ribbons and ruffles. We would like to know of a source where we might borrow them for two nights in November. Please let us know if you can furnish me with a name and number to call.

NEW TREASURER FOR ACC By: Forrest Smith, ACC Chairman After several years of service to the Activities Coordinating Council (ACC) as its Treasurer, Keith Cole is stepping down. The officers of the ACC and I am sure, the residents of BST West, extend their sincere appreciation for his years of service. “Thank you,” Keith for a job well done.Al Wesson is assuming the position of Treasurer. Requests for reimbursement should be sent to him via internal mail using the ACC form number 2 which can be obtained by contacting me.JOHN JAY DRILL TEAM TAKES FIRST PLACE By: Lee Wells

The John Jay High School JR ROTC drill team took first place in both the one day Challenge Division, and the two day Masters Division at the recent National Drill Team competition in Florida. It was the first time in 34 years the same school has won both titles. Way to go Silver Eagles!


THRIFT SHOP REQUEST By: Thrift Shop TeamWondering what to do with that old computer? Remember your Thrift Shop sells refurbished computers at significantly reduced prices and also keeps computers in The Vista, Liberty House, Freedom House and the Ham Club. If you donate your computer we will wipe the hard drive to ensure removal of any sensitive information. We would appreciate whole systems, but can use any parts such as RAM modules, etc. If you have any computer or spare parts, please contact John Gréaud or Keith Shumaker.THE HIGH FLIGHT CENTER – AN UPDATE! By: Gary AlkireI have been associated with the Villages for over 20 years. A consistent need expressed by residents during that period was the goal of replacing the temporary chapel, in use since 1989, with a real chapel. Along the way residents started the concert series – so very popular to many of us. So we are planning a space that can be used for worship, concerts, guest speakers and etc. Residents backed up their dream with contributions. By the time we started the fund drive over $750,000 had been donated through the years without any idea of when a serious effort would begin. So the good news, pledges and donations have reached over 46% of the $4,450,000 requirement. We thank all who have donated and look forward to your continuing support. If you have questions do not hesitate to send me an email at [email protected] & A COCKTAIL PARTY HOSTS INFORMATION By: Ellen ParkhillDue to the transitional nature of our community there are frequent changes in the composition of each group. At present I am asking for volunteers for June, July, August and October. In addition, it is my intention to be replaced as coordinator no later than the end of this year. After six or seven years I have a terminal case of OTC - old, tired & cranky! Please call me.COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS By: Wayne ErwinThe Residents’ Council has been asked to see if we can find someone (or several people) to teach/coach residents on computers, tablets and phones. At this point we are not sure how many are in need of training/refresher training but would appreciate volunteers willing to help make us as smart as our kids. If this is a success we’ll see if we can set up one to help us catch up to our grandkids too. If you would like to help out with this project, please let me, Al Wesson or Kathy Bader know. PLEASE, LET’S WEAR OUR NAME TAGS By: Charlotte ReynoldsIf you have misplaced your name tag, put it through too many washes or just need a new one, please contact me. I will be happy to make you a new one, or repair an



old one. We have new residents, visitors, contractors and new staff here at BST who may not know us; we do not know them. They are required to wear their name tags; so let's get in the habit of wearing ours and introduce ourselves. Let's make them feel welcome. Please print your name exactly as you want it to appear on your tag, enclose a check to me and send in Internal Mail to: Charlotte Reynolds BST East #2212. Wait time is about 10 days.

Price List for Ladies Name Tags--Plain Black/White Tag with Pin/Magnet $10.00Plain Blue/Red Tag with Pin/Magnet $10.00Silver Tag with Stones/with Pin/Magnet $20.00Gold Tag with Stones/with Pin/Magnet $20.00Ladies Name tag - black, gold or silver with a Military logo $13.00Price List for Men's Tags--Plain Black/White Tag with Pin/Magnet $10.00Plain Blue/Red Tag with Pin/Magnet $10.00Gold Pocket Tag with Military Logo $13.00(USAF, Army, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard)

CASTROVILLE LIBRARY’S GREAT COURSES BY: Allan NovakThe History of Islam: The Beliefs and Practices of the Muslim Faith. The focus of this course will be understanding Islam as a religion and as a way of life. The course will cover the history of Islam, the beliefs and practices of the Muslim faith and its impact throughout history and world events today. The course is presented as DVD lectures by Dr. John Esposito, professor of Religion and International Affairs at Georgetown University. The group meets at the Castroville Library on Monday evenings 6:30-8pm. There is no cost and new participants are welcome at any time. For more information contact the Library at 830-931-4095 or Don Jacox at 830-538-9498.YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN BSTW COLORING GROUP By: Carol Vandesteeg

The Blue Skies of Texas West Coloring Group invites you to come and join us on Wednesday mornings between 9-11am in the art room. Coloring groups for adults are a very popular trend. This coloring activity does not require artistic talent. We have coloring pages available that are simple and also those that are quite intricate. You can choose your own pages. Please bring an initial one-time

donation of $5 to help pay for the supplies. Come and let your colors flow!


Blue Skies West Purple Martin Update By: Tom Carter

We’ve enjoyed Purple Martins at BST West since their first sighting on February 21. The nesting season for Martins that come to the San Antonio area is in full swing. As of May 13, weekly nest checks reveal we have 105 eggs and 8 young in The Oaks lake site, and 54 eggs and 13 young in the Liberty House fishing lake site. During one nest check, an adult (after second year) female stayed in her compartment after lowering, and we were able to get a close-up photo of her. We also

took a photo of eggs and nestlings. Purple Martins are almost totally dependent on humans for housing since their historical nesting locations in trees are almost non-existent due to the mass cutting of U.S. old-growth forests.GREAT BOOKS By: Gus VanderneckThe next Great Books meeting will be today, Thursday, May 19 in CC2 at 7pm. We will be reading Galileo: “Falling Bodies and Projectiles.” We have chosen the next series of readings, “What’s the Matter? Readings in Physics.” It includes writings by Feynman, Aristotle, Newton, Maxwell, Einstein and others. These are writings chosen for the general public and do not require an in- depth knowledge of science. This is a good chance to expand your understanding of the world as we are experiencing it. The book can be ordered from great books.org or (800) 222-5870. Great Books is a group of people who like to read and talk about what they read and their understanding of the reading. There is no agenda and there are no correct answers. All are welcome to join us or to come in and observe what we do. If you have any questions, call Gus Vanderneck or e-mail at [email protected] BAND NEWS By: Bill OverackerThe next BST West Amateur Radio Club meeting is on Thursday, May 19, at 11:30am in the Roadrunner Lounge. All are welcome to join us to learn more about our exciting ventures, happenings, goals and objectives. Please contact Mike Slominski for more information. 73—(Best regards in Ham language).RED HAT LUNCHEON By: Kaye Duncan & Fran HalberThis month we will be visiting Viola’s Ventanas on Friday, May 20. Individual checks with tax and gratuity included. Bus will depart BSTW at 10:45am. Please arrive 15 minutes early. Sign-up sheet is in CC3. Any questions, please contract Kaye Duncan or Fran Halber.



FISHING DERBY FOR EMPLOYEES AND CONTRACTORS FAMILIES By: Russ McCarthyThe employee and contractor fishing day will be on Saturday, May 21, in all the Blue Skies West fishing ponds 8am-5pm. There will be a Fishing Derby for the children in the Gazebo pond from 8am-12pm. Prizes will be awarded to the child who catches (parents may help) the largest and the most catfish and bream caught. You may keep any catfish or bream and bass that measure 14 inches or less. If there are any questions, please call me.

PRIMARY RUNOFF ELECTION MAY 24 By: Ellen AlkireThere will be a Primary Runoff Election on Tuesday, May 24, from 7am-7pm in CC1, 2. Please bring your photo ID along with your Voter Registration Card.

LOSC SPECIAL ELECTIONS By: Lee WellsLOSC members should have received notification of a Special Executive Board Election to be held on Tuesday, May 24, at 6pm at the Gateway Club (Maverick Lounge). A new President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer will be elected so that they can take office on Jun 1, and ensure LOSC operations continue into the new LOSC year. If you have any questions or plan to attend, please contact Lee Wells. FLAG DAY CEREMONY By: Bill Knehans & The Flag Day Committee Blue Skies East is celebrating National Flag Day on Tuesday, Jun 14, at 10am. This ceremony is intended to maximize resident participation. The brief proceedings will take place at the BSTE Flag Pole promptly at 10am, weather permitting. Please mark your calendars and plan on attending! This will afford an opportunity to show respect for our Flag and love for the Liberty it represents. The sign-up sheet is at the BSTW Front Desk. The scheduled guest speaker is Chip Utterback, BST President/CEO. The ceremony will be followed by cake and punch refreshments in the Main Lobby. Come and join in with other Village patriots. The bus will depart BST West at 9:30am. Starting Wednesday, May 25, containers will be placed in CC3 at BST West for residents to deposit flags that are no longer serviceable and are ready for retirement. The Flag Day ceremony will include a ceremonial flag retirement. All collected flags will be properly disposed of later. MOAA CHAPTER LUNCHEON By: Ginny AllowayThursday, May 26, in the BST East Sky Lounge. The Meet & Greet begins at 11am with Lunch served at 11:45am. Our guest speaker will be MAJ GEN Alfred


Valenzuela, (USA retired). Menu selection is: Tri tip beef or chicken Monterey. Cost per person is $20. RSVP by noon, Monday, May 23 to (210) 228-9955, or by email at [email protected] to hold a reservation, or reserve and pay online at www.alamomoaa.org. Please contact the Front Desk for bus transportation to BST East.CALLING ALL POTS & PANS DRILL TEAM ASPIRERS By: Donna Bowman

After last year’s stellar performance in the Blue Skies West First In The Nation Independence Day Parade, I know you’re going to want to team up again to “show our stuff.” If you missed last year and/or if you’ve come to BSTW since then, we extend a special invitation to join us. Everyone is welcome! Previous experience – absolutely not necessary. Seeking fun and laughter – essential. So break out those pots, pans, lids, cookie sheets or pie tins and join the fun!!! This year’s parade

will be Saturday, Jun 25. Our first practice will be Friday, May 27, 10:30am in CC1,2. Ya’all come!!

0-CLUB MAY APPRECIATION NIGHT By: Ken WellsThe May "Appreciation Night" will be the fifth Tuesday, May 31, at the Lackland Gateway Club. The cost is $10.50 for Club members and $12.50 for non-members. Menu: Won ton soup, build your own salad bar, Mongolian BBQ w/chef, chicken gentle home, fried rice, white steamed rice, shrimp lo mein, Asian stir fried vegetables, fried egg rolls w/plum sauce, ambrosia and fresh fruit cup. There will be music for your listening and dancing pleasure, provided by Doggin Dave Productions. All Village residents are welcome, and Club members may use their discount coupons. A sign-up sheet for the bus is in the Activity Sign-up Booklet in CC rooms at both campuses. Please sign up no later than noon Monday, May 30, to ride the bus or remove your name if you no longer are going on the bus. The bus will depart BST West at 4:30pm and pick up BST East participants at 4:45pm. Return trip will depart the Club at 7:30pm. There is no transportation charge for this event. GADABOUTS By: JoAnn OldhamJoin the gadabouts for lunch at Bean Sprout Asian Restaurant and Sushi in San Antonio on Wednesday, Jun 1. Following lunch, we will shop at Sam Moon Trading Company. Check in with your hostess, JoAnn Oldham at 11am. The bus leaves promptly at 11:15am. All widows, widowers, singles and caregivers are welcome as well as others on the wait list if there is room on the bus. Please sign up in CC3 no



later than noon on Monday, May 23. Add your phone number and indicate a (W) if using a walker, or a (P) if using a power chair.JUNE BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONBy: Ann WoodWho: All BST West residents and guests are invitedWhen: Wednesday, June 8, with Hosted Cocktails at 5pm and Dinner at 6pmTheme: Swing into Summer Entertainment: Two for the RoadMenu: Pork cutlets with apple butter, brown rice, asparagus, Caesar salad and walnut cake. (A special diet alternative is offered.) Sign-up sheet is located in CC3Pictures: Ruth Ann Jacko or Mike Westwood will be available to take the Birthday & Anniversary pictures from 5-5:30pm in the Helen LeMay Room. Please check in with Pam Westwood for your photo-op with MikeSeating Time: Doors open for regular seating at 6pm. Those needing extra time for seating may enter at 5:45pmDecorations: TBA Suggested Dress: Casual Dinner Dress Reservations: The Reservation Chairpersons are Hilda Cunningham and Patricia McCarthy. Please follow directions and everyone is guaranteed a seat. All those planning to attend, including guests, must sign the list in the CC3 room. The list will be picked up at 1pm on Friday, Jun 3. If you need to cancel after 1pm Friday, please call Hilda Cunningham or Patricia McCarthy. IMPORTANT: If you cancel after 1pm Monday, Jun 6, please call the Dining Services Office (568-3232)Table Reservations: To make a table reservation, call Hilda Cunningham or Patricia McCarthy. Table reservations are limited to eight. Come alone and be seated with other interesting people. Reservations are needed for the Singles & Caregivers table. Reservations are not taken through the Dining Room for this event. Each person must sign up including guestsHosted Cocktails: Cocktail Hour for all BST West residents and guests will be held in the CC rooms from 5-6pm. Your hosts for the evening, who will be wearing colorful and distinctive name tags, are: Tom & Judy Atherton, Jim & Camille Bigham, Gary & Donna Bowman, Bill & Sue Buoni, Bob Covert, Terry & Marty Freeman, Chris Gentzler, Rita Gentzler, Max & Dodie Giovannini, Rod & Jo Henney, Jim & Christine Kniker, Art & Bernice Lundh, Jerry & Ann Marshall, Bill & Kathryn McBride, Frank & Carolyn Sherman, Buzz Trustin, Bob & Chongsu Yanke.RESIDENTS’ CONCERT SERIES By: Ginny Hallager Our next concert takes place on Sunday, June 12, at 3 pm in the Lobby of BSTW. Our artist is Julian Tello, an acclaimed Violist from San Antonio. He studies at the Curtis Institute of Music with Roberto Diaz and Hsin-Yun Huang. He has been a


soloist with the Texas Christian University Collegium Musicum, a small ensemble devoted to Baroque music, as well as the University of Texas at San Antonio Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Tello also performed as soloist on the soundtrack for the feature film The Light of Freedom. He will be attending the Miami Music Festival this summer on an Opera Orchestra Fellowship. His program at BST will include works by Brahms and Bach. ATTENTION RESIDENT ARTISTS OF ALL MEDIA: IT’S ART LOTTERY TIME! By: Dougie ClarkeWhether you create artwork in your home or in the Art Room/Studio, we invite you to participate in the lottery to draw for wall space to display your work in the public areas on the first floor of the main building. A sign-up sheet will be posted on the Art Studio bulletin board (next to the restroom door) from Thursday, June 2 until 5 pm Friday, Jun 17. The Lottery will be held on Monday, Jun 20, at 11am. If you are not able to attend that day, you may ask another artist to draw for you. The display spaces you draw will be yours from June until the Christmas decorating takes place. As soon as the lottery display space you draw is available, please install your art display. Art must be done by the resident, framed and in good repair. Gallery wrap canvas does not require a frame, but the edges must be painted. For questions, or more information, please feel free to call Mac McDonald or me, Dougie Clarke.INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE By: Frank Sherman, PRThe “1st In The Nation Independence Day Parade” is almost here! The Blue Skies of Texas West parade will be held on Saturday, Jun 25, starting at 9am. This year we are looking for Word War II Veterans/spouses to be our Grand Marshalls. If you are a WWII Veteran/spouse, please call Stump Sowada, Chairman or Lori DeWitt and you will get to ride in the parade. The parade route will be the same as previous years, starting at the RV Park on Veterans Loop, going past Freedom House, turning left on Freedom Way, going past The Vista, back onto Veterans Loop, turning left toward the Main Lobby Entrance, going under the portico and disbanding in the east parking lot. Come out and see the antique cars, hear the world famous Kazoo Band, be amazed at the Pots N’ Pans Corps and wipe a tear from your eye as our young men and women in the military march by. If you would like to be in the parade, meet by the RV Parking Lot at 8:30am and follow the directions of the Parade Marshals. This includes decorated golf carts, bikes, etc.CELEBRATE 4th of JULY AT BLUE SKIES WEST By: Jim PeckSave the date, Jul 4, 2016: Traditionally, we have given our dining room staff time off with no evening meals served to residents on Monday, Jul 4. In keeping with this more-than-twenty-year tradition, there will be a dinner catered by Rudy’s Bar-B-Q on the evening of Monday, Jul 4. Reservations will be handled like the B&A


sign up procedures with the meal charged to catering on your statement. Look for the American flags decorating the sign-up sheets in CC3 beginning Wednesday, Jun 1. Take-out orders are available, but you must sign up in advance on the sheets. The list will be picked up at 1pm on Friday, Jun 24. Cancellations will not be accepted after list is picked up. Call Hilda Cunningham to reserve a table or come alone, and you will be seated with other interesting people. It’s a great way to meet others. The meal cost, including dessert & iced tea is $15.00 per person. You will be responsible for any additional beverages and snacks. Watch for more information in the Roadrunner and on our in-house channel.ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR By: Jo DobbsMark your calendar for the annual Arts and Crafts Fair to be held in the lobby of BST West on Friday, Nov 18, from 10am until 3pm. Participants who are interested in displaying and/or selling any of their creations are required to be residents of Blue Skies of Texas (either campus) and items must be made by the resident. More information will be available in the weeks ahead.

Activities Saturday, May 21 – Friday, May 27, 2016 Saturday, May 21 - Movie in the LH Theater 2:30pmSunday, May 22 - Bingo in the LH Activity Room 3:15pm Monday, May 23 - Dr. Cavazos will see his residents at Liberty House 9am, Exercise w/Linda 10:30am Tuesday, May 24 - Video Lead Exercise 10am, Movie in the LH Theater 2:30pm Wednesday, May 25 - Exercise w/Linda 10am, Bingo in the LH Activity Room 3:15pm Thursday, May 26 - Church in the LH 3rd Fl. Lounge 10:30am, Ed Cody Elem. Choir and Strings will play in the LH Lobby 10:30am, Bible Study in the LH Activity Room 3pm Friday, May 27 - Exercise w/Linda 10am, Ice Cream Sundaes in the LH Lobby 3:15pm

Activities Saturday, May 28 – Friday, June 3, 2016


LIBERTY HOUSE By: Liberty House Admin Assistant, [email protected]

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Saturday, May 28 - Ice Cream Social in the LH Lobby 2:30pm, Movie in the LH Theater 2:30pmSunday, May 29 - Bingo in the LH Activity Room 3:15pmMonday, May 30 - Video Lead Exercise 10am, LH Office Closed in observance of Memorial DayTuesday, May 31 - Video Lead Exercise 10am, Movie in the LH Theater 2:30pmWednesday, June 1 - Exercise w/Linda 10am, Bingo in the LH Activity Room 3:15pm Thursday, June 2 - Church in the LH 3rd Fl. Lounge 10:30am, Bible Study in the LH Activity Room 3pm Friday, June 3 - Exercise w/Linda 10am, Banana Split Social in the LH Lobby 3:15pm

Sunday, May 22 – Willow Chapel 9:30am, Music with Art 10:30am, Sunday Fellowship 11am, Movie Time w/Popcorn 2-4pmMonday, May 23 – Exercise 10:30am, Short Stories 11am, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Alamo Ranch 1pm, Bingo-Alice Mechling 3:30pm, Coffee Hour 5pmTuesday, May 24 – Line Dancing 10am, Exercise 10:30am, Baking 2pm, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Brain Teasers 3:45pm, and Music with Col. Trustin 6:30pmWednesday, May 25 – Devotional 10am, Exercise 10:30am, Music & Memory 11am, Bingo 3:45pm, Coffee Hour 5pmThursday, May 26- Exercise 10:30am, Short Stories 11am, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Bunco 3:45pm, Coffee Hour 5pmFriday, May 27 – Quarry Mall 10-2pm, Vista Outing 10-2pm, Exercise 10:30am, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Happy Hour 3:30pm, Coffee Hour 5pmSaturday, May 28 – Movie Time 10:30am, High Flight Chapel 11am, Willow Chapel 11am, Self-Directed Activity


THE VISTA By: Activities Coordinator, [email protected]


Sunday, May 29 - Willow Chapel 9:30am, Music with Art 10:30am, Sunday Fellowship 11am, Movie Time w/Popcorn 2-4pmMonday, May 30 - Exercise 10:30am, Short Stories 11am, Memorial Day Luncheon with music/Poley 12-1pm, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Coffee Hour 5pmTuesday, May 31 – Exercise 10:30am, Dominoes 11am, Baking 2pm, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Baking 2pm, Checkers 3:30pm, Coffee Hour 5pmWednesday, Jun 1 - Devotional 10am, Exercise 10:30am, Music & Memory 11am, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Bingo 3:30pm, Coffee Hour 5pmThursday, Jun 2- Exercise 10:30am, Short Stories 11am, In-Room Visits 2-3pm, Crafts 3:30pm, Coffee Hour 5pm, Road Runner deliveryFriday, Jun 3 – La Cantera 10am-2pm, Exercise 10:30am, HEB/Wal-Mart 1:30pm, Happy Hour 3:30pm, Coffee Hour 5pmSaturday, Jun 4 - Movie Time 10:30am, High Flight Chapel 11am, Willow Chapel 11am

CURSILLISTAS (CATHOLIC & EPISCOPALIAN) By: Ralph ComerWalk To Emmaus (Methodists) and Via De Cristo (Lutherans) - If you have made a weekend and are looking for a reunion group, please contact me. We meet by the coffee pots behind the bistro at 8:30am on Thursday mornings. If you have any questions, please contact me.EPISCOPAL CHURCH By: Dougie ClarkeThere is an Episcopal Service with the Holy Eucharist every Thursday at 3pm in the High Flight Chapel.HOLY SPIRIT EPISCOPAL CHURCH By: Ralph ComerWould you like a ride to Holy Spirit Episcopal Church? Joanne and I leave at 9:15am on Sundays. If response warrants, the church will send transportation for larger groups. Holy Spirit is an exciting, multi-generational and multi-ethnic Christian community. Come and sample the experience.CATHOLIC NEWS By: Juanita Giesler

Saturdays - 11am Mass (For Sunday, by special dispensation of theArchbishop) in High Flight Chapel


RELIGION

Saturdays/Sundays - Freedom House: Catholic residents will be visited, beginning about 1:30pm, with Holy Communion and prayersWednesdays – 3:30pm Rosary/Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament held in the Willow ChapelThird Wednesdays - Sep-May. Catholic Council meets at 10am in CC2. Guests welcomeFridays - Sep-May. Adoration 1-5pm, Blessed Sacrament ChapelSt. Vincent de Paul, Castroville - First Saturday donations. Now accepting clothing donations. Please contact Mary TuckerPastoral Ministry –. Please contact Deacon Pat Benigno or Catholic Chaplain Carolyn Myers, BCC, if requesting the services of a priest for the sacraments of reconciliation and/or anointing of the sick or for any other need you might have.

AFV II PROTESTANT CHURCH By: Church Secretary, Carmen PerezProtestant Services: Sunday, May 22 Sunday, May 29High Flight Chapel Pastor Dan Figueroa Pastor Gil Richardson9:30am and 11am

Willow Chapel 9:30am Pastor Gil Richardson Pastor Wayne Knutson & Freedom House 10:45am This schedule is subject to change without noticeBible Study and Weekday Service Schedule Tuesday Morning Bible Study - With Connie Wyckoff is held at 9am in CC1. Everyone is welcome. Wednesday Devotional Service - Held in Willow Chapel at 10am. For more information, call the church office 568-3372.

Ladies’ Bible Study – Has concluded their current series of video lessons on Wednesday mornings at 10am in the Liberty House Theater. In the fall, another study will be announced. If you have any questions, please contact Ginny Hallager or Nita Peck.Liberty House Bible Study - Meets on the first floor of Liberty House on Thursdays at 3pm. Join us as we study how Scripture applies to our lives today. The public is invited. For more information, contact Jim or Nita Peck.


Appreciation - The AFV II Protestant Church congregation expresses appreciation to those who participated in any way to help make our Annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast such a successful and inspiring event.CHURCH MEMBERSHIP - If you desire to unite with Air Force Village II Protestant Church you may transfer your membership by letter or statement. You may also request dual membership whereby you retain membership in your present church. If you do not belong to a church, you may join by profession of faith. If you have belonged to a church, you may also join by reaffirmation of faith. For more information, please speak to one of the Pastors Wayne Knutson, Gil Richardson or Dan Figueroa.SUNDAY EVENING SERIES By: Jim & Nita PeckOn the first Sunday of each month, the Thursday afternoon Bible Study Group holds an evening study event in the third floor theater of Liberty House at 7pm. This is a series of lectures by Ray Vander Lann, a noted scholar and archeologist dealing with the Middle East and Biblical Israel. Join us as we tour the ancient sights and listen to Ray Vander Lann explain the historical significance of each site and how this history relates to Christian living today. Discussion time and refreshments follow. You will enjoy it.PRAY FOR OUR NATION By: Ren VandesteegResidents are invited to join others to pray for our nation on the first and third Thursdays of every month, at 10am in the Helen LeMay Room. Our country needs our prayers. Please pray!REALLY GOD? By: Ren Vandesteeg“My eyes will be open and my ears attentive to every prayer made in this place.”II Chronicles 7: 15Did you ever hear from God? You just did, when you read the Bible verse above. God loves to communicate with people and has been doing so for over 2100 years through His book – The Bible.Last Thursday, May 12, Lt. Gen. Pat Caruana delivered an outstanding speech on prayer, at our National Day of Prayer Breakfast. He quoted the verse above and showed God’s heart to us - that God will indeed open His eyes and with attentive ears, hear every prayer we pray at Blue Skies of Texas. Really God? “Yes!”

DARTS ASSOCIATION By: Tom Carter


SPORTS, GAMES AND SCORES

A regulation dart board has been donated and installed in the Billiard Association/Dabblers room. To practice throwing or have a personal game, check out the billiard closet key from the Front Desk, and use the darts in the large jar on the closet shelf. See you at the toe line.BRIDGE RESULTS By: Ellen Parkhill, ReporterSaturday, Apr 301. R. Comer 2. A. Christie 3. M. Greer 4. K. Andrews 5. M. FreemanSlam: J. Ellis/M. FreemanMonday, May 21. A. Wheeler/A. Wood 2. G. Lengnick/V. Roberson (slam) 3. I. Landry/J. Reedy4. P. Brenner/P. Higginbotham 5. J. Tuttle/B. WilsonThursday Nite, May 51. E. Jackson/B. Linn (slam) 2. Skucas 3. Bighams (slam) 4. G. Lengnick/J. Tuttle 5. I. Landry/J. Reedy Slams: A. Wheeler/A. Wood;E. Kendrex/T. Thomson Saturday, May 71. L. Waguespack 2. E. Kendrex 3. K. Andrews 4. S. Beals 5. M. Reynolds

Monday, May 91. D. Neubrand/E. Parkhill 2. Bighams (slam) 3. A. Wheeler/A. Wood4. K. Fair/G. Skucas 5. B. Curtis/A. GravesThursday Nite, May 121. Kelleys 2. P. Wernette/C. Wyckoff 3. Parkhills 4. A. Wheeler/A. Wood5. E. Kendrex/ T. Thomson Slams: I. Landry/J. Reedy, B. Wilson/D. Wise

BST WEST PICKLEBALL ASSOCIATION By: Tom CarterJoin us to play the fastest growing sport in the USA and have some fun with other BST residents and guests. Pickleball is played on a small court (about one-half of a tennis court), and provides seniors an ideal venue for getting exercise. Gender or strength is no advantage in this sport. We have the required paddles, balls, nets, etc., so come out, and we’ll show you how easy it is to play. For further information, contact Ralph Comer, Helen Vanderneck, Don or Debbie Christian or Tom Carter.Playing dates and times are:On Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-11am, we play indoors at the Medina Base Fitness Center, meeting in the BST West Main Lobby at 8:30am to caravan to the base. Also on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-11am, another group plays at the BST West tennis courts (In inclement weather all go to Medina). On Saturdays, 8-10am, we play at the BST West tennis courts. NATIONAL MAH JONGG LEAGUE By: Gayl Ganskow


If you are familiar with the card game Gin Rummy, you have a head start to understanding Mah Jongg (MJ). There are no playing cards here because in MJ you mix, pick, discard and arrange your tiles in combinations for a winning hand. The ideal game is played with four players; however, two or three players can play and have a great time as well. Come and enjoy! We play three times a week, no sign up, just show up.Playing Session: Wednesdays, 1-3:30pm in CC3, All B&A Days, 2nd Wed of each month in Card Room 112. The Card Room is located across from the Thrift Shop on the first floor. Fridays, 1-3:30pm in CC3, and Saturdays, 1-3:30pm in CC1.

ROADRUNNER GOLF By: Ginny Hallager, filling in for Katherine RajcziMay 2, 2016 Front Back 18Team 1 +7.5 First +4.5 First +12 FirstBill O’Hara, Gene Kircus, Gayl GanskowTeam 2 +6.5 -1.5 +5Mike Kasper, John Revak, Jim Pierson

Team 3 +6 +2 +8Tom Craig, Dick Fouss, Jim Kniker, Bill MillerMay 5Team 1 +15.5 First +6.5 First +22 FirstDon Logeman, Gene Kircus, John Revak, Ginny HallagerTeam 2 +5.5 -2.5 +3Mike Kasper, Jim Kniker, Al BuieTeam 3 +8.5 +.5 +9Bill O’Hara, John Rehm, Bill MillerMay 9Team 1 +11.5 +.5 +12Mike Kasper, Tom Young, Jim KnikerTeam 2 +10.5 +2.5 First +13Gene Kircus, Al Buie, Jim PiersonTeam 3 +14 -1 +13Veejay Jackson, Glen Jackson, Bob ShipmanTeam 4 +24.5 First +1.5 +26 FirstBill O’Hara, John Revak, John Rehm, Bill MillerBOCCE By: David CapitoA bocce group is forming to play at the court located between the tennis courts and basketball half-court. Several people have played their first game and had a great time. Bocce is a very simple and easy game to learn to play. I am starting a list of


those interested in playing. I have purchased balls and a scoreboard so those of you who would like to play can do so. If you are a seasoned player, or have never played and would like to try it, please give me a call and leave your name(s), or send me an email. The court does need some work which maintenance will be performing. BST WEST BILLIARD ASSOCIATION NEWS By: Robert Yanke9-Ball, Tuesday, May 3: It must be “On the Road” time for our players as only four showed up. First game, Chicago gave Pro a Birthday present with a setup. Second game Ski won, but then gave Pro another Birthday gift with another setup in the third game and Pro advanced to the finals. Big John was disturbed by all these presents for Pro; so he beat both Chicago & Ski with a good game and a 3 ball run to challenge Pro, but then he decided to join the celebration and gave Pro another birthday setup for game and tournament. Thanks guys, I couldn’t do it without you!8-Ball, Saturday, May 7: Seven players today playing as individuals. First game Pirate won because his opponent made the 8 ball in wrong pocket. Second game Chicago won with a 3 ball run and third game Dandy won with a 3 ball run. Fourth game Pirate won with an overtime lag. Fifth game Dandy won with a small run and Dandy advanced to the finals in the sixth with an overtime lag. Lower level, Pro won three games to advance against the unbeaten Dandy but lost out to Dandy’s solid game! Congratulations, Dandy! 9-Ball, Tuesday, May 10: Nine players for partner play. Ski/Dandy won the first game with a small run and Irish/Pirate won the second game. Third game was won by Pro/Tommy with a 5 ball run. Pro/Tommy advanced to the finals in the fourth game with a good carom shot. Irish/Pirate won the lower level to meet the unbeaten Pro/Tommy. Pro/Tommygun won the first game and tournament with a small run. Congratulations Pro/Tommygun!8-Ball, Saturday, May 14: Nine players today so it was partners with Dandy waiting for a partner. Lite/Chicago won the first game with an overtime lag. Pro/Big John won the second game with a setup. Dandy/Irish won the third game with a setup and Pro/Big John advanced to the finals in the fourth game with a small run. Tommy/Ski were winning the lower level until they met Dandy/Irish who wanted another chance at Pro/Big John. But Pro/Big John quenched their hopes with a win in the first final game for the Tournament! Congratulations!


EMERGENCY FIRE INSTRUCTIONSBlue Skies of Texas West (Towers)

TO REPORT A FIRE – Call the Front Desk (677-8666) or activate nearest “Fire Pull Station”

IF YOU HAVE A FIRE IN YOUR APARTMENT:1. Evacuate the apartment, close door and activate nearest “Fire Pull Station” (This will

activate alarm and alert the Front Desk). After vacating your apartment (and certain no one is left inside) leave a pillow on the floor outside your door.

2. Do not attempt to fight the fire or save anything. Alert your neighbors, if possible.3. Do not re-enter your apartment for any reason.4. Do not panic: Help is on the way. Proceed to the nearest stairwell exit landing at end

of hallway. (This area is safe from smoke or fire). You will receive further instructions on the PA system.

5. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE ELEVATOR!! 6. Follow instructions given by the Fire Department or Staff.

IF AN ALARM IS SOUNDED : 1. Do not panic: Prepare to evacuate to the nearest stairwell. Help is on the way to

confirm location & validity of alarm.2. Follow instructions announced by the Front Desk on your PA system.3. After vacating your apartment (and certain no one is left inside) leave a pillow on the

floor outside your door. 4. The Front Desk will announce the results of the Staff’s findings (i.e. “ACTUAL FIRE”

OR “FALSE ALARM”). If “EVACUATION” IS THEN ANNOUNCED, PROCEED CALMLY TO THE NEAREST FIRE FREE STAIRWELL EXIT. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE ELEVATOR. Once safely on the stairwell landing-ensure the door to the hallway is closed.


5. Do not attempt to walk thru’ smoke: get on hands and knees and proceed to nearest Fire Exit.

6. If full evacuation is necessary, assemble at designated areas as instructed by Fire Department or Staff.

HALL FIRES: – (If the hallway is filled with smoke or fire and you can’t exit your apartment):1. Call the Front Desk.2. Stay inside your apartment and do not open your door unless advised to do so by

rescue workers.3. Turn off heat and air conditioner fan in your apartment and close doors and windows.

Use a wet towel or blanket to block out the smoke at the bottom of your front door.4. If smoke is too thick in your apartment, go on to your balcony, close the door behind

you and do not re-enter your apartment. Wait for the Fire Department.5. Do not throw anything off the building.6. Follow instructions from the Fire Department or Staff.

FINAL NOTE: Stay familiar with these instructions and the location of your fire exits and pull stations. REMEMBER … your apartment/the building is well-equipped with a sprinkler system and smoke detectors to ALERT both you and the Staff of fire. Your personal safety is important … your possessions can be replaced.


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