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Guyala GazetteIssue No: 11/2019 • 12 September 2019 • Term 3, Week 9

114 Progress Rd, White Rock Qld 4868 PO Box 14009, Mt Sheridan Qld 4868 Ph: (07) 4036 8888 Fax: (07) 4036 8800 E: [email protected] White Rock State School www.whiterockss.eq.edu.au

Student Absence Line: Phone 07 4036 8866 or Text 0427 066 107 (no emojis)Office hours: Monday – Thursday 8am – 4pm and Friday 8am – 3.30pm

Student Services: Monday – Friday 8.30am – 3.15pm

Upcoming Events Principal’s Message

Uniform Shop is open on Tuesday and Thursday 8:30-9:30am

Uniform Shop

Hand your deposit book in to Student Services.

Every Thursday School Banking

A Sensational Term: What a great Term 3 it has been! We kicked off with a whole school review in the first week which gave a glowing report across all of the 9 Domains for school improvement of our school. I would like to thank the wider community and the entire school team for their contribution to this rigorous process. The Executive Summary can be located on our school website. There have been countless excursions to engage our students; quality transition programs occurring for our students both in the early and senior years; many academic competitions; instrumental music and choir performances; an outstanding Spring Concert and a working bee to continue to beautify our school. Thank you to everyone for your ongoing commitment to our great school.

White Rock SS Top 5 state schools for Performance in NAPLAN in our Region: While NAPLAN is only a point in time test, it is a strong barometer for student achievement in the key junctures of Year 3 and Year 5 in reading, writing and maths. The dedicated work of our teachers has paid off with White Rock SS out performing all southern corridor public schools and nearby private primary schools. Who says you need to pay to get a quality education? The attached graph demonstrates our achievement and growth in one of our Explicit Improvement Agenda areas. If you would like further information in this space, please make an appointment to see me. The best preparation for this nationwide testing is quality teaching and learning of the Australian Curriculum throughout the year.

NAIDOC Week 10 – Opening Ceremony, Community Breakfast and Art Gallery: Ensuring our school continually provides opportunities to build Indigenous perspectives for our staff, students and wider community is of the utmost importance at White Rock SS. Please join us Tuesday next week for a community breakfast and opening ceremony to commence our week focusing on activities for NAIDOC.

Parent Teacher Interviews: Wednesday 18 September from 3.30pm Please jump online and book your appointment to discuss your child’s learning. We are aiming for 75% + parent/ carer engagement. There will be a free BBQ with the Student Council selling soft drinks to raise money for the students.

Have a Safe Holiday: Stay safe these holidays and we look forward to seeing all families return for Term 4. Here are 3 helpful tips to consider: 1. Talk to your children about protective behaviours and stranger danger 2. Remind children of road and rail safety 3. Remind children of water safety.

Yours in education,

Dan Hollis White Rock State School Principal

Every Wednesday: Parade - 2.30pm

TERM 3: Week 10: WRSS NAIDOC Week (See program on page 3)

Tuesday 17 September • 7:30 - 8:30am NAIDOC Community breakfast • NAIDOC Parade 9:15am

Wednesday 18 September • Parent Teacher Interviews • WSHS Transition Day

Friday 20 September • Last day of Term 3 • Split Awards Parade - Year 3 - Year 6: 9am - Prep - Year 2: 2pm

TERM 4: Monday 7 October • Public Holiday

Tuesday 8 October • First day of Term 4

Monday 14 October • P&C meeting

Wednesday 11 December • WSHS Transition day • Year 6 Graduation and Presentation night

White Rock State School Guyala Gazette 12 September 2019 •

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Parent Teacher InterviewsWHEN: Week 10 - Wednesday 18 September, 2019TIME: 3:30 - 7:30pmWHERE: School Hall

Please book a 10 minute appointment for your child, first in best dressed! Teachers have key information to cover in these meetings. If you wish to discuss any other topics about your child, please see their Teacher to make an alternative time before or after school.

HOW TO BOOK:Please visit our easy online booking service. You can check teacher availability times and book for all of your children in one go!

TERM 4: Wednesday 11 December 2019

Year 6 Graduation Date Claimer

Uniform donationsThank you to the Williams family for your kind donation of shoes, and to the Hodgins, Hammerton, Dan and Schutz families for your donation of uniforms to our Student Services and Uniform Shop. Split Awards Parade

Please note that there will be a change to Parade next week. Parade will occur on Friday as the Hall will be set up for the Art Gallery on Wednesday. Please note the following times: • Year 3-6 Friday 9am

• P-2 Friday 2pm

www.schoolinterviews.com.auEVENT CODE: 87bd7

Prep 2020 - Enrolling now!Do you have a child born from 1 July 2014 - 30 June 2015? These children are due to start Prep in 2020. Come to our Office to enrol your child now.

NAIDOC Week CelebrationsNext week, our school will be celebrating NAIDOC Week. This year’s theme is “Voice, Treaty, Truth. Lets work together for a shared future.” We invite you to walk with us in a movement of the Australian people for a better future. Voice. Treaty. Truth. Were the three key elements to the reforms set out in the Uluru Statement from the Heart. These reforms represent the unified position of First Nations Australians.A fun filled week of celebrations have been planned. We commence with the Community Breakfast on Tuesday from 7.30am – 8.30am with special guests invited - Basketball players, Northern Pride players, Bumma Bippera Media and Police Liaison Officers. Following breakfast we have our Opening Parade from 9.15am. On Wednesday and Thursday there will be workshops: Voice – Miss Gutchen, Treaty – Art Gallery and Truth – Mrs Kemp and Ms Tranby. Parents are welcome to come along and join in with the workshops. Special thanks to P&C, community, businesses, staff and families for supporting our NAIDOC celebrations.

White Rock State School - NAIDOC 2019

Time Activity Location

17 Sept: 7.30am – 8:30am 9:15am – 10:15am

Community Breakfast NAIDOC Parade

Front of School Hall

18 Sept: 9am – 3pm Voice, Treaty & Truth Workshops

Voice- Snr CPA, Treaty- Hall, Truth- Block 4 Rm 4

19 Sept: 9am – 3pm Voice, Treaty & Truth Workshops

Voice- Snr CPA, Treaty- Hall, Truth- Block 4 Rm 4

Please RSVP for catering purposes

by this FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

NAIDOC Breakfast

Tuesday 17 September 7:30am – 8:30am

Family Name:

____________________________________

Adults:__________ Children: __________

If you can lend a hand, please advise Debbie in Student Services

WRSS NAIDOC Breakfast


6A Tayla Margaret Kyshan

Showing her leadership skills in sport. Her responsible, respectful and co-operative behaviour towards a visiting teacher. Trying super hard in all assessments.

6B Jahanee Michael Deltina

Making a 100% effort to stick to his personalised learning plan. Congratulations. Making a 100% effort in everything he does. Congratulations. Settling very well into class in a respectful and cheerful manner.

5/6C Joshua Liliet

Working hard on his writing and trying to get it done. Making excellent progress with her writing.

5A Ebony Leo

Awesome work ethic displayed at school. Working hard in class.

5B Holden Abby

Always showing kindness towards others and helping them out. Excellent skills in mathematics.

4A Felicity Temperance Jeremy

Always displaying beautiful manners and a great attitude to learning. Always putting in 100% effort in all activities. Showing positive learning while completing his traditional story.

4B Sharvon Bryce Marjorie

Quickly becoming a valuable class member and always trying her best. Working really well on his maths activities. Excellent effort writing a story with a moral.

4C Thomas Jay Nawia

Having a respectful attitude towards learning and others. His fantastic effort with writing. Working hard on his traditional story.

3A Anna-Bell Zaya

Always getting along well with others and her nice manners. Helping others and putting in great effort with English and HASS.

3B Johnathon Delaray Sharleigh

Making great progress in his writing. Constructing sentences independently with correct punctuation. Being more focused in class and completing her work.

3C Ruby Mykal

Being on task and being a safe and respectful learner. Being an independent worker who demonstrates how to work in an efficient way.

2A Remii Mia-Jane Maddyson

Always trying above and beyond with his writing! Keep up the great work, Paddington! Confidently stating answers and moving up with her reading. Taking feedback and improving her writing.

2B Summer Cravaysia Joshua

Using strategies and improving her reading level. Producing a great recount of her excursion to Kuranda. Applying strategies in maths and achieving great results. Well done.

2C Vasana Giana

Great gains in reading! Improvements in her writing and maths. Well done Giana.

1/2D Lily-Ann Mervinah Eva

Wonderful ideas on her planning for her recount to Kuranda. Settling into 1/2D and the White Rock Way! Always being a helpful member of our class and a good friend.

1A Oliver Sarah Cameron

Achieving fabulous results consistently in our Friday testing. Always being a role model student in our room. Thank you! Putting in an amazing effort with writing and quick facts and being a kind friend.

1B Logan Ahaiva Nikkysha

Being a focused learner. Consistently being a kind, helpful, hardworking student. Improved fluency and expression in her reading.

1C Tony Tyleesha

A huge improvement in having a go and finishing his work on time. Always having a go and doing her best. Keep it up Tyleesha.

Prep A Ava Harry

A huge improvement in being organised and completing tasks. His excellent behaviour and positive attitude to learning.

Prep B Thalun Blaise

Being a super learner in reading groups. A super effort with his recount writing.

Prep C Noah Chloe Larissa

Showing beautiful whole body listening at parade. Showing resilience and persistence with her left-handed writing. Her fantastic recount writing.

Student Achievement AwardsAward Winners!

Awards given at Parade

100% Attendance Tuckshop Voucher

Week 6 – Ashari 1B

Week 7 – Ra 1/2D

Week 8 – Matthew 2B

Class AttendanceWeek 6

1st Place: 6B 97% 2nd Place: 4A 95%

3rd Place: PA & PB 96%

Week 71st Place: PB 94% 2nd Place: 5B 93%3rd Place: 4B 92%

Week 81st Place: 5/6C & PB 94.29%

2nd Place: 2A 92%3rd Place: 4B 90%

Week 6: Upper: 2C Lower: 5/6C Week 7: Upper: 3A Lower: PC Week 8: Everyone!

Tidy Classroom Award

Week 6: 1A & 5B

Week 7: 1A & 4C

Week 8: PB & 6B


After paying for running costs, prizes and awards, this year we raised a total of $4850.33 from our annual major fundraiser – The Obstathon. We had an amazing 20 students fundraise $100 or more each. As a sign of appreciation for their efforts, they each received a medal which was presented to them on parade. Well done to all on the list (see left).

Medals were also given to the 2nd and 3rd highest fundraisers, and a trophy was awarded to the highest fundraiser for the year. Their name was also put on a trophy/shield that stays at school.

Congratulations and thanks to these top 3 fundraisers for 2019.Oh, nearly forgot. Pizza party class winners.

Congratulations 2A and 3A for raising the most money as a class and earning themselves a pizza party.

OBSTATHON 2019 – Award winners

Positive Behaviour for LearningThe Positive Behaviour for Learning focus this week is... Mindfulness.

This technique will take you through your five senses to help to remind you of the present. This is a calming technique that can help you get through tough or stressful situations.

Take a deep breath to begin…

5 - LOOK: Look around for 5 things that you can see and say them out loud.

For example, you could say: I see the computer, I see the cup, I see the picture

frame.

4 - FEEL: Pay attention to your body and think of 4 things that you can feel

and say them out loud. For example, you could say: I feel my feet warm in my

socks, I feel the hair on the back of my neck or I feel the chair I am sitting on.

3 - LISTEN: Listen for 3 sounds. It could be the sound of traffic outside, the sound of typing or the sound of your

tummy rumbling. Say the three things out loud.

2 - SMELL: Say two things you can smell. If you’re allowed to, it’s okay to move to another spot and sniff something.

If you can’t smell anything at the moment or you can’t move, then name your 2 favourite smells.

1 - TASTE: Say one thing you can taste. It may be the toothpaste from brushing your teeth or the sandwich you ate

at lunch. If you can’t taste anything, then say what your favourite thing is to taste.

Take another deep breath and let it all out slowly…


What’s On?Regular Events at White Rock State School

Guyala Dancing

WRSS Coffee Club

Guyala Dancing will commence in Term 4, Week 4: Wednesdays 3-4pm in the Hall.

Monday• Reading Club 8 - 8.40am• Scratch Club 8 - 8.40am• Playgroup QLD 8.30 - 10.30am - White Rock Play-Full Playgroup

Tuesday• Reading Club 8 - 8.40am• Scratch Club 8 - 8.40am• Uniform Shop Open 8.30 - 9.30am• Play & Grow Playgroup 8.30 - 10.30am• Hoola-hooping 1st Lunch (Years 4-6)• Coffee Club 2 - 3pm

Wednesday• Band Practice 8-8.55am• Reading Club 8-8.40am• Scratch Club 8-8.40am• School Parade 2.20pm• Guyala Dance* 3-4pm

Thursday• Student Banking (Commonwealth)• Reading Club 8 - 8.40am• Scratch Club 8 - 8.40am• Uniform Shop Open 8.30 - 9.30am• FaFT 9 - 11am

Friday• Reading Club 8 - 8.40am• Scratch Club 8 - 8.40am• Torres Strait Island Dancing (Drama Room) 1st Lunch• Kindness Club 1st Lunch• Hoola-hooping 1st Lunch (Years 1-3)

White Rock State School’s Coffee Club

Tuesday

From 2pm -3pm

Patio area of the hall

All welcome

Coffee Club will commence in Term 4, Week 1: Tuesday 2-3pm in the Patio area of the Hall.

Week 1— Ice-cream colours Understanding colour is a tool for learning many skills. For example when children learn to see similarities and differences between colours, they are using the same skills they need to see the differences between letters and numbers.

Week 2— Patterns are everywhere. Children need to be able to see and recognise patterns around them so they can learn to read and write. It is also an important part of Maths.

Week 3 — Happy & Sad This learning experience helps children recognise emotions and talk about their feelings.

Week 4— Hungry Shark Puppet This activity gives children counting practice. They can also talk about colours and sizes.

Make, Take and Teach • All families welcome

Families as First TeachersThursday mornings 9-11am outside the school hall

This PLAY based Literacy and Numeracy Families As First Teachers group is for children and their families from birth to Pre - Prep age. Families are welcome each Thursday morning from 9am to 11am at the front of White Rock State School hall.

Further information:

Come experience Prep the ‘White Rock Way’ ✓ Meet with the Principal and Prep Teachers

✓ Hear about a typical day in Prep

✓ Supporting young people to thrive at school

✓ Learn to Read, Read to Learn – Help your child build a love for reading in Prep

✓ Tour of the school with your child

✓ Book your enrolment interview appointment

✓ Enrolment forms will be available on the day

✓ Unpacking your child’s Transition Statement

✓ Playgroup – 9-11am Tuesday✓ FAFT (Families As First Teachers) – 9-11am Thursday✓ Breakfast Program – Tuesday-Thursday✓ Cultural Dance Groups – Wednesday After School & Friday 1st Break✓ Reading Club – 8am every day

The purpose of the interview is to go through the information you have submitted on your enrolment form to clarify any details. It is also a chance for you to ask any questions you have regarding your child’s education. Interviews occur in late Term 3 and 4.

Enrolment will be a fun, play-based process for your child.

Contact: Lisa Doyle E: [email protected] Ph: 4036 8888

114 Progress Road, White Rock Qld 4868 Ph: 4036 8888 E: principal@@whiterockss.eq.edu.au White Rock State School www.whiterockss.eq.edu.au

Tuesday 28 January 2020

Playgroup Queensland – White Rock Play-Full Playgroup Monday 8.30 – 10.30am – Undercover area front of schoolNew Playgroup!


Year 2 News

Year 3 News

Justin Cheng – WRSS Tennis Star!

3C NewsSharing and Fractions In the past few weeks, students in 2A worked on their mathematical reasoning through some fun and creative activities . They worked on DIVISION by sharing cookies equally. The key learning was that each share had to be fair! More cooking happened as the students made FRACTION pizzas. They had a choice of mushrooms, pepperoni, tomato, pineapple, ham, olives and capsicum to add as toppings. The students then identified the fraction of each ingredient on their pizzas as they completed a pizza profile.

The focus for Year 3 in English this term has been on report writing. This means learning skills such as researching, note taking and writing the notes into sentences. The students have been very busy writing a report on one of the following places: Pinnacles, Blue Mountains or Shark Bay.

After writing a draft and editing it, the students are typing their reports on the computer. In addition to learning how to type a document we have been learning other skills like copying and pasting pictures or using hyperlinks. When not using the computers for publishing, the Year 3s are learning how to code.

In Geography at the moment the focus is on the names of Australia’s states and territories, reading legends on maps, directions of places using the compass points of north, south, east and west and the different climate zones.

Year 3s have also been investigating graphs more closely this term, as part of Maths but also linking in with understanding and interpreting climate data. Bar graphs and line graphs have been fully explored and the children have hugely enjoyed guided construction of rainfall graphs.

In Art we have been looking at patterns. This knowledge is being used to create artwork in preparation for NAIDOC Week.

Well done to Justin Cheng for all of his amazing tennis accomplishments. Justin trains and plays tennis almost every night of the week and he has attended many tournaments around the state. He was also invited as 1 of 15 to attended the Rod Laver Age and Churchie Junior Championships in Brisbane during the school holidays (5-14 July 2019). This was very difficult for Justin as he was up against players from Singapore, Hong Kong and New Zealand. He also attended a special clay court training session with Queensland Tennis Talent Manager Anthony Richardson at the Pat Rafter Arena in Brisbane. His coach, Guy Thomas from Edmonton Tennis Club, sees a lot of potential in Justin and has high hopes for him one day as Justin demonstrates exceptional spirit and special talent in tennis. Well done Justin, you’ve done White Rock proud!

Tournament achievements 2019

21/10/18 FNQ JDS green ball - (9/U) winner

24/2/19 Mareeba JDS (Junior Development Series) - 10/U runner up

5/5/19 Innisfail JDS (Junior Development Series) - 10/U winner

1/7/19 Innisfail Junior Age - 10/U runner up

21/7/19 Cairns JDS (Junior Development Series) - 10/U runner up

4/7/19 Cairns Age 10/U doubles - winner

Having a dance party and some free time are part of our money reward system in 3C. The students earn pretend money to buy coupons that they’d like. One of our biggest valued coupons is a dance party and both Lilly and Tyson could finally redeem their coupons in Week 7. A songlist was compiled and they danced or coloured their afternoon away to the flashing disco ball. Well done 3C for working hard all term.


Spring ConcertOur Spring Concert was held on Wednesday to celebrate and showcase our learning about dance in Music this term. We also saw performances from our Kindy, dance troupes, choir and school band. This year’s theme was ‘Friendship and Fun’. Well done to all involved. It was a team effort to put it all together on the day. A very big thank you to the parents and community for coming along to watch - our students were certainly shining stars and loved having you all in the audience.Mrs Williams & Miss King, Music Teachers


P& C News

P&C Working Bee

Book Week Competition Winners

Father’s Day Stall Thank You

Our school Working Bee was fun! It was so good to see parents, staff and even community members come along to help with jobs around the school. Noel was the Task Master and directed us all well. Gardens were mulched, dug, chopped and planted up. Paths were cleaned and lots of other odd jobs were done.

It was such a good feeling as we sat down to our perfectly sautéed sausages on bread after a solid morning of work. Thank you to everyone who came along!

Thanks to FNQTPI President Phil Burcher and his lovely wife Sue who came to the school on Tuesday morning to present us with a $1,000 cheque to go towards our Breakfast Program. FNQTPI stands for ‘Far North Queensland Totally and Permanently Incapacitated’ (TPI) - a group for ex-service people who have become disabled as a result of an injury whilst serving in the Armed Forces (Navy, Army or Airforce)’. This great group of people asked me for a local project that would benefit from the donation. Their donation is such a help and will keep the toast and eggs flowing in our Breakfast Program! WIN TV were there interviewing too, so it was quite a morning.

Remember we always need volunteers for our Breakfast Program, so let myself or the girls in the Office know if you are interested.

Until next time, make sure you enjoy this gorgeous weather!

Cathy Zeiger, WRSS P&C President

Thank you to all the staff, parents, students, past students and community members that turned up to lend a helping hand at our P&C Working Bee. Our school looks beautiful!

PA ...............Tarred BowiePB ...............Ruby ChristensenPC ..............Larissa Davis-Dods Finau1A ...............Cadence Prince1B ...............Sumire Kawabata1C ..............Georgina Wall1/2D ..........Kayne Cooke

The White Rock State School P&C Association would like to say a huge thank you to everyone for supporting the Father’s Day Stall, from purchasing gifts to making a donation, and to the amazing volunteers Rose-Anne Bonehill and Sophia Vlake. Thank you for making the Father’s Day Stall a huge success.

Nikki Traves, P&C Association Fundraising Coordinator

2A ...............Amy Gwynne2B ............... Jacob Nona2C...............Haylee Purt3A ...............Angel Carruthers Zaya Fulford-Wilkins4B ...............Leila-Rose Baker Lohitha Bugatha

6B ...............Vera Brown Jestian Stephen Gordon Smart Alisha Greenway Joshua Wall Oasis David-Williams


Community Notices

1800 171 882 playgroupqld.com.au

FREE White Rock Play-Full

Playgroup

Playgroup Qld invites you to come along for a free and fun morning of playgroup! Meet new families and other children, enjoy a free morning tea, and participate in many activities that promote play and learning. Mondays 8.30am to 10.30am: White Rock State School, undercover area front of school. For more information please contact the Playgroup Qld Cairns office on 4041 5574

POPPERS & POPSTARS POPPERS and POPSTARS are free 6 week

children’s group programs for 7-9 and 10-13 year old children experiencing impacts of

parental separation.

The groups aim to support young people in their experience of parental separation, conflict and change in their family situation

Activities include

Arts and crafts - Videos - Games - Relaxation - Talking about separation – Reading books - Sharing good ideas- Sharing

morning/afternoon tea – Having fun!!

When: Wednesday 6th November – Wednesday 11th

December 2019 (6 weeks) Where: Relationships Australia Cairns, Shop B, 125 Grafton

Street. Time: 3:30pm-4:50pm

Afternoon Tea provided

To REGISTER please PHONE 07 4041 6063 or 1300 364 277 and ask to be put through to

Relationships Australia- FNQ Venue

FUN and FREE activities - games, activities, face painting, stage entertainment with Crazy Bron,

information stalls, sausage sizzle, prizes and heaps more...

Tuesday 1 October 2019 9.30am-12.00pm

Ravizza Park, Edmonton

Child Protection Week

Family Fun Day

Protecting children is everyone’s business. Play your part …

Recipe of the week!

METHOD:

1. Heat oil in a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Add onion, chilli and garlic and cook for 5 minutes, stirring often until softened. Transfer to a bowl. Increase heat to medium-high. Add mince and cook, stirring with a wooden spoon to break up lumps, until well browned.2. Stir in spices and tomato paste. Cook for 2 minutes. Add tomatoes, stock and beans, stirring to combine. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer for 20 minutes until thickened.3. Stir through coriander. Serve chilli con carne with rice, baked potato or corn chips and top with a dollop of sour cream. Garnish with coriander leaves.Tip: The chilli heat is kept to a lower level by using milder, large chillies.

If you have a recipe you would like to share, please email it to [email protected].

INGREDIENTS:• 1 tbs olive oil• 1 large onion, chopped• 2 large chillies, chopped• 2 garlic cloves, crushed• 600g beef mince• 2 tsp dried chilli flakes(or to taste)• 1 tsp smoked paprika• 1 tsp ground cumin• 50g tomato paste• 400g can diced tomatoes• 1 cup beef stock• 410g can red kidney beans, drained• steamed rice, to serve• ½ cup light sour cream

Chilli Con Carne

Woree State High School Invites all Year 6 students enrolled or intending

to enrol at WSHS for 2020 to Transition Day - Term 3

Woree SHS - ON SHOW!!!!Wednesday Sept 18 (Week 10) 8.30am-2.50pm

At Woree State High School (Meet: Q03)

Topics Covered: Woree SHS—SHOWCASE!• Timetable for the day • Important information for enrolling into Year 7 for 2020 • Junior Secondary Pathway Program and JCE

You MUST reply through your teachers/school by WEDNESDAY 12th Sept—Week 9

Students are required: • To be at Woree State High School by 8.30am • Wear their current primary school uniform • Wear covered in shoes • Bring a book and pen to write with • Bring lunch and/or money for tuckshop • Meet at Q03 for an 8.40am start

For further information please contact:

Mrs Linda Jones - Junior Secondary Head of Department

Ph: 4081 5216 Email: [email protected]


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