Chartwell Chatter - August Issue 2011

Chartwell Golf & Country Club

Chartwell Chatter Anniversary Weekend Friday, September 2

Family Poolside BBQ

Bring your family and friends, and enjoy food, fun, and prizes!

5 pm - 8 pm Carnival Games & Rides.

BBQ Buffet along the Midway.

9:30 pm Fireworks for ALL on the 18th Fairway

Sunday, September 4

50th Gala Celebration 5 pm - 6 pm Cocktail Reception

6 pm - 7 pm Formal Presentation & Recognitions 7 pm – 11 pm Dinner Stations & Dancing

Au g u st Is s u e 20111

From the President Dave Nocar, Jr.

Clubhouse Summer Hours Monday Closed Tuesday Food & Bar Service 11 am - 9 pm

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une was a very busy month at Chartwell and I hope everyone was able to participate in some of the activities and events that took place. Over the Memorial Day weekend we kicked off Chartwell’s 50th Anniversary festivities. Mel Merritt, son of the founder/developer Al Merritt, said a few words about the development of Chartwell and also spoke from his heart on the meaning of Chartwell to his family. We also reenacted the opening tee shot with Mel using the club and ball that his father used 50 years ago. In June, we hosted our annual Member Guest to a sold out field.

Congratulations to Brad Fowler and his committee for conducting such a great event. I heard many positive comments from both members and guests regarding the service, organization, food and golf course. Incidentally, Brad not only chaired the event but he and his guest, Matt Davis, were the overall champions. Congratulations to both for winning against a competitive field. We also opened our new practice facility located on old number two. I encourage you to get out there and take advantage of a well laid out short game facility.

We continue to be a head of budget financially and with membership levels. Financially, we are feeling impact of rising utility and commodity costs. We have also seen a rise in our food cost as the new chef, Chad Stein, becomes acclimated with the kitchen and stocks the shelves with ingredients that will put his signature on entrees.

Wednesday Food Service 11 am - 9 pm Bar Service until 12 am We anticipate food cost to go down as we move through the season. Membership is very healthy and the board is becoming increasingly confident that one or more of the membership categories will be filled by the close of the season. As of 6/15 golf stood at 422 members while tennis and social were at 96 and 133, respectively. Tim Connolly and his committee continue to be creative and enthusiastic in filling the membership. If you have any prospective members that would like a tour please contact Tim or Tad. In the kitchen, Chef Chad is starting to hit full stride. Over the last month he has been transitioning the kitchen staff to his management style and every week the team continues to create synergies between them. Our goal in the kitchen and ultimately the dining area is to provide a level of consistent service and quality that will make Chartwell a destination of choice. Chef Chad is very outgoing and wants to hear your comments on the menu. Please introduce yourself if you have not already met him. In the future I am looking forward to his menu selections and spending time in the dining room. The board could not be more pleased that Chef Chad decided to come aboard.

Please take a look at the weekly communication so you can take advantage of what Chartwell has to offer. I look forward to seeing you at Chartwell and in the meantime if you need anything, send me an email at dnocarjr@federatedlighting.com or give me a call on my cell at (240) 882-2459.

Thursday Food & Bar Service 11 am - 9 pm Bar Service until 12 am Friday Food & Bar Service 11 am - 9:30 pm Bar Service until 12 am Saturday Food & Bar Service 11 am - 9:30 pm Bar Service 10 am - 12 am Sunday Food & Bar Service 10 am - 9 pm Bar Service 11 am - 9 pm Dinner Menu Available: Tuesday - Sunday from 6:00 pm As always, reservations are requested.

PHONE NUMBERS Clubhouse 410-987-0400 Clubhouse Fax 410-987-8469 Golf Pro Shop 410-987-4480 Golf Pro Shop Fax 410-729-0678 Tennis Pro Shop 410.987.0400 ext.236 Grounds 410-987 -1982 Pool 410-729-1030

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Manager’s Message Tad Peel, CCM

Chartwell Golf & Country Club One Chartwell Drive Severna Park, MD 21146-1499 (410) 987-4480 2011 Chartwell Membership, Inc. Board of Directors Club President Dave Nocar, Jr.

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ow that we have hit Chartwell Season, we are in the peak of business. On any given day we’ll serve up to 250 people dinner and up to 100 people lunch.

The tennis courts have an average of 21 hours of usage and over 150 tee times are booked a day. And of course the swimming pool hosts more than 500 bathers each day! To accommodate and provide services to these members and their guests, the Club peaks with more than 150 employees. As you might expect, a lot goes into finding these people, training them and supervising them. The people responsible for that large task are rarely recognized. They are usually not in the limelight or the forefront. They are the right hand people to the department heads. And, if truth be known, they are the worker bees, for not only do they oversee the line staff, but they are usually working side-by-side with them, too. The following are many of these hard working, dedicated supervisors that are responsible for providing the service and experience that we all appreciate:

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Vice President Golf Chairman Rick Hans

Mark Allman, Assistant Jerzy Kaczorowski, Mechanic Lucky Ortiz, Foreman

Chris Reichert, Sous Chef Marie Lortie-Fine, Baker

Treasurer Finance Chairman Jeff Armiger

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Lou Netherton, Head Bartender Lauren Hogue, Assistant Dining Room Manager Kirsten Bowen, Captain David Wilbert, Captain Clare Myers, Captain Wendy Sommers, Banquet Captain Naomi Blaine, Banquet Captain

Secretary Strategic Planning Chairman Mark Brugnoli Immediate Past President Pool/Tennis Chairman Bill Westervelt Social 50th Anniversary Chairman Hayes Merkert Clubhouse Chairman Lee Meyers Membership Chairman Tim Connolly Greens Chairman Buck Linithicum

Carl Jones, Assistant Matt Johnson, Assistant Chris McBee, Assistant

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Kathy Zingler, Assistant Adam Slagter, Assistant

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Ray Kelly, Assistant Maintenance/ Housekeeping Rosemarie Kelly, Head Housekeeping One specific employee that has made an extremely noticeable impact on the Club is our horticulturalist, Jim Hogan. Because of his talents and efforts, this time of year especially, the Club’s grounds blossom into a garden wonderland. Most of the time, he is a department of one. Jimmy is a designer, nurseryman, landscaper and engineer. To Jim and the assistants of Chartwell, I personally thank you for sharing your talents and dedicating yourself to the service of our members and to each other.

At your service, Tad Peel, CCM General Manager/ COO

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Board Room News C lub h o u se Chef Chad continues to put his touches on the culinary department. Friday Night Grill has returned with much fanfare. New a’la carte menus are being developed for debut in July, but many have already been converted to his new crab cakes and salad dressings.

Improvement to the Locker Rooms are being investigated, including but not limited to, 1. Interior redesign to improve efficiency and member value are being considered 2. Efforts to improve shoe care system discussed to improve appearance of locker area and level of service to members 3. Dedicated Guest lockers and staff directive to improve level of service to our guests following new protocol.

Ten n i s Reservation forms have been sent to all court captains to reserve their indoor court times for the upcoming bubble season. Please make sure to have all contracts turned into the Tennis Shop by July 15 to secure your court. After July 15 all remaining courts will be made available to other members to reserve.

Our Ladies Interclub match with Gibson Island was a great success! Both clubs fielded 7 doubles teams who battled it out with our Chartwell ladies taking the victory!

Chartwell Classic- Sponsorship letters have been mailed and included in the May Chatter. Invitations have gone out to players. The event is the week of August 8th. It has been reduced to a men’s only championship.

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Golf Junior Program is in the middle of their very busy season regular clinics and tournaments. Lisa Clarke and Jason Wells and their committee and the Pro shop are doing very well.

The operation of the new practice facility has been implemented and advertised.

S oci a l Jonathan and his staff are up running with Late Night Happier Hour and live music on most Fridays and occasional wine tasting on the patio.

Youth Director Topher and Jonathan have planned a zillion activities for the kids throughout the summer, including the two kids camps (July 5-7 and August 8-12,) movie nights at the pool, on the driving range and after some Junior Golf Clinics, plus surprise activities and games poolside.

Topher is also planning an end of summer tween party (ages 9-13). Contact him at tmurray@chartwellgcc.com if you would like to help.

For grown-ups, the Social Committee is also busy. The annual Summer Bash is Friday, July 29 celebrating the Club and EVERYONE who is turning 50 this year! Hawaii 5-O style. This party is for everyone who wants to relax, have fun, dance, eat and drink poolside under the stars. Plus, if it is your birthday, you are FREE! 50th Anniversary events are coming together. The big Labor Day weekend will host a family event poolside with carnival games and fireworks and the Gala Jubilee celebration is being planned for Sunday, September 4.

Po o l The Pool is up and running and very busy.

Overall DRD management is doing very well. Minor issues are being handled by DRD, the Pool Committee and Club management. All in all, a very good start to the season!

Reminder that boys may not wear athletic shorts in the pool. Swim shorts are required.

Also, swim diapers are not allowed in the main pool.

Fina nce May’s nice weather generated not only increased activity at the Club but also a profitable bottom line that was right on budget. The golf area had a profitable month and overall sales in F&B met revenue expectations.

Departmental expenses are still being well controlled while due income, supported by membership growth, continued a positive trend. June, however, was a tougher month missing budget by $40,000 due to decreased golf rounds, and increased expenses in the Food and Beverage and Green departments Year to date, the profit is $16,204, over $46,914 less than forecasted.

In Memoriam Rear Admiral Maurice (Mike) Rindskopf July 27, 2011 Past President of Chartwell, 1992

Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary on Memorial Day

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opening day festivities. On that day, May 30th, 1961, C. Albert Merritt, founder and developer, teed up a Spalding golf ball on the #1 tee and hit the first tee shot that officially open the club and golf course. His 10 year old son, Mel, who still resides in Severna Park, ran down the fairway and retrieved the ball. Mel held onto that ball for 50 years and on this past Memorial Day, he teed up on the #1 tee with the same ball and hit a shot down the fairway. This time, Mel’s son Isaac, who is a junior at Severna Park HS, ran down the fairway and retrieved the ball for his father. The ball will be displayed in the club’s trophy case along with photos of Al Merritt hitting the first ball and Mel Merritt hitting the re-enactment.

Mel Merritt shared the following Ralph Waldo Emerson poem in dedication to his Father:

“Every spirit builds itself a House

and beyond it’s house a World and beyond it’s world a Heaven Know then that the world exist for You Build therefore your own World “ 4

Golf News

Fast Play Tips Follow These Fast Play Tips and You’ll Fit Right in at Chartwell !

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ur 2011 Seniors program is well underway. Through May and June, we have enjoyed MISAGA (Maryland Interclub Senior Golf Association) mixer tournaments at Norbeck, Argyle, Hobbits Glenn, Chester River, and Prospect Bay; on June 28th, we hosted Manor and Navy. Mixers in July and August are scheduled at Piney Branch, Crofton, Holly Hills, Kenwood, Manor, Navy, Hunt Valley, University of Maryland, and Rolling Road. This is a wonderful opportunity to play some different clubs in the area in a friendly team format and have an enjoyable lunch.

Regular play on Tuesday includes donuts and a $5 prize pool per player. Just show up on Tuesday and the pro shop will set up the foursomes. To sign up for our MISGA Mixers go to ForeTees on our website or call the Pro shop. This year we are also continuing our Senior Player of the Year Award by awarding points for tournament and Regular Play events throughout the year. If you haven’t yet joined, we urge you to come out and enjoy the camaraderie, donuts, some tasty lunches as well prizes for the skilled and lucky. Check the MISGA schedule on the Chartwell Web Site and plan to participate in some great golf.

Golfers who enjoy Chartwell know and understand the time-honored basics of fast play etiquette.

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When a player is at the ball and ready to play, they should go ahead and play—so long as it’s safe.

Again, if you are not in the line of play, you can move forward and/or help others find their ball.

It’s not the U.S. Open. If you are on the tee and ready to tee off, go ahead and tee off.

Putting. Again—it’s not the U.S. Open so putt continuously: if you are not in someone’s line, go ahead and finish that short putt.

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As you walk or ride up to the next shot, start assessing the situation and getting a feel for the shot, the wind, and the yardage. You’ll spend less time analyzing the shot when you get to the ball.

As you ride or walk up to the green, you can often learn more about the next shot from in front of the green than on the green. Look for tell-tale slopes, mounds, and swales that will affect the break. Look for where the water will roll off. Often, the best read is the first read. Go with your gut.

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Drop your partner off at their ball, then ride ahead to yours. Switch drivers if necessary.

• Carts on the path? Take several clubs when you walk to the ball so that you don’t have to walk back to the cart.

• If there is a group behind you, limit the time looking for a ball that is obviously not going to be found to one minute.

The rules let you take five minutes but you should try to take less.

Out of the Hole? Putting up a Big Number?

Pick Up and Move On...

Pract ice A re a Steve will designate by tee markers the hitting areas for the day(s).

Soon, if not immediately, each of the two target greens will have a designated colored flag(s) to match the tee markers. This will be the control as to which area will be played to from the various practice areas. Red tee to red flag and Yellow tees to yellow flag.

Practice balls with shag bag will be provided to those wishing to use the area. As in the past, we will allow carts or provide transportation for you.

Each shag bag will have no more than 20 balls. The balls will be Nike/ White practice balls. The reason for only 20 is so there will not be hundreds of balls on each of the greens. The members will be asked to retrieve what they hit and, at the minimum, leave the shag bag or bring it back to the bag room. www.Char twellGCC.com

The USGA Handicap System allows a maximum score depending on handicap and par.

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Where you walk and where you park the cart can significantly affect pace of play.

Park or leave the bag off the green on the side closest to the next tee.

Park or leave your bag off the green on the side closest to the next tee.

Line up your putt while others are putting.

When putting, leave the clubs you used for chipping in line with the next tee.

Mark your scorecard after leaving the green.

Talk while you walk.

Follow these simple guidelines and always be thinking about how you can play a little faster each hole and you’ll enjoy your golf—at Chartwell or anywhere in the world!

Your place on the golf course is immediately behind the group in front of you, not immediately in front of the group behind you.

How to Maximize the NEW Short Game Area There is no one more excited than me that the new short game area on Old number 2 is now open. This area is an instructor’s dream with new bunkers, areas for both bump and run and flop shots, and most importantly an area to hit those crucial 40 yards and in wedge shots.

Here are a few friendly reminders to help your short game practice.

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When you have accomplished your practice plan for the day take a few minutes to hit a shot you have never hit before, like a 40 yard bump and run with a 5 iron or a flop shot with a 7 iron. This can be a fun way to end your practice session but it also helps build awareness of what you can and cannot do with your game. You might be surprised; you could find a new shot that might be helpful in your next round.

When heading down to the short game facility create a plan of the type of work you want to accomplish during your practice session. There are two types of practicing: technique and distance control. During any practice session both types of practicing should be addressed.

I hope everyone takes advantage of the new area and if you have any questions your professional golf staff is here to help. Don’t forget to replace your divots and fix your ball marks.

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See you on the lesson tee,

Part of your plan should be to map out what areas you are going to use on the short game facility during your practice session. I always recommend slowly progressing away from the green. Start in close with short chips, followed by pitch shots and finishing with ½ or ¾ wedge shots.

Ben Pellicani Director of Instruction

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Creating a routine is a great way to gain confidence and comfort around the green. PGA and LPGA tour players use certain patterns to their practice to become confident in their game. If it is good enough for the guys and girls on TV it is good enough for you. A routine can be the amount of balls you hit to a certain target or the pre-shot routine you create before you hit a shot.

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18 Hole Ladies Member Guest

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Ladies Member Guest Results June 22, 2011 Low Gross 163 Tricia Bell, Mary McShea Wendy Bradford & Val Dambrogi Low Net 121 Jan Dibos, Pam Sainsbury Janet Phelps & Janice Jennings 2nd Gross 174 Linda Grabarek, Jeffery Shrum Jamie Schmidt & Donna Fabak 2nd Net 125 Marcia Trantas, Anne Marie Hudak Jennifer McDonald & Kere Averett 3rd Net 126 Connie Fowler, Erin Shepherd Karen Vane & Vera Murnane Longest Drive - Host #1

Ladies’ Nine Hole Group KUDOS! To the winners of the Pro Trophy Tournament!!

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Flight Two:

Flight Three:

Flight Four

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Beth Miller - 95 Sue Spath - 71 Sharon Hunsicker - 104 RuthEllen Sheldon - 69 Barbara Hilliard - 110 LeAnn Johnson - 69 Mary McShea - 133 Cathy Dea Code - 69

Prizes to be awarded at closing season luncheon The wind, rain and thunder held off long enough on May 17th for the 9 & 18 hole mixer to finish 13 holes and have some fun, all while joining together to raise over $400 for the Providence Center in Severna Park.

Winners Include 1st Place - 24 Lisa Clarke, Elaine Soderlund, Fran Hirl, Rita Wells 2nd Place - 28 Melissa Mullady, Missy Evans, Carrie Hilliard, Melissa Hayes 3rd Place - 31 Chris Musser, Tammy Pietsch, Lisa Guyton, Kathy Rouse Closest to the Pin Chris Jacobs - 18’ 5” on hole # 4

Chris Musser Longest Drive - Guest #10 Erin Shepherd Closest to the Pin - Host #4 Linda Grabarek 10’10”

AUGUST SC HE DULE Aug. 11 Regular Play Aug. 18 3’s A Charm Tournament Aug. 25 Regular Play All sign ups are via ForeTees!

Closest to the Pin - Guest #8 Kerry Brandt 23’7” Closest to the Coconuts #11 Robin Hartwell Closest to the Totem Pole #17 Mary Kaulius 7’4” 8

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Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 Member Guest.

Overall Winners (and Tournament Chair) Brad Fowler & Matt Davis; Flight 1 Tom Coleman & Drew Phillips; Flight 2 Jim Miller & Brad Foster; Flight 3 Spencer Neal & Bob Flynn; Flight 4 Chip Sheridan & Jon Strathmeyer; Flight 5 Steven Meyer & Jim O’Kelly; Flight 6 Tony Trantas & Larry Reiner; Flight 8 Jay Dixon & Jim Kickham. Save the date for next year: June 14-15-16, 2012.

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Men’s Twilight League

Chef’s Corner - By Chef Stein Chartwell Crab Cakes

This recipe yields 8 - 5oz. Crab Cakes, true to our new Club recipe. To prepare more, simply double the ingredients & measurements to yield 16 Crab Cakes.

Crab Cake Mix Congratulations to our 2011 Twilight League Champions, Team McBee: (Left to Right) Eugene Riddle, Ray Mullady, Chad King, Kevin Mills, Bob DiAiso, Chuck McBee, John Hanou, Mark Seaman, Chris Ulrich, Pat de Barros, Kris Ruckelshaus and Andrew McLay.

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With your hands, carefully finger through the jumbo lump crab meat, do not break apart. Discard any loose shells you may find. Add 1 Cup of Mix to 2 Lbs. of crab meat. Very gently, Mix all ingredients together in the same bowl thoroughly. Cover and refrigerate for up to 2 hours.

When ready to cook, set oven to 350˚ degrees.

Spray a cooking sheet with non-stick spray and place hand-molded 5oz. crab cakes evenly spaced Congratulations to our 2011 Twilight League Runner Ups, Team Hill: (Left to Right) Brian Siverling, John Kaulius, Steve Huber, Doug Bradford, Ron Kiser, Bob Kiehne, Brian Garmey, Steve Hill, Steve Dayton, Tom Cush, Pat Bozel and Chuck Fratus.

on the sheet. To help even & faster browning you may lightly spray the tops of the crab cakes with nonstick as well. Bake for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown to taste, serve Immediately.

Bon Appetite!

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2011 Chartwell Tennis Classic

he Chartwell Classic has been a premier tournament on the summer circuit for many years.

With members providing the prize money and the housing, the tournament offers a warm inviting feel for the players.

With play being held in the evening hours each match gets the crowds full attention.

This event was historically called the USTA Mid-Atlantic Section Open and has been running since 1996. Below you will find links to previous draws and a list of winner and runners up.

2010 - Winner – Marcus Fugate Runner-UP- Ryan Young 2009 - Winner – Marcus Sarstrand Runner-UP – Alex Kim 2008 - Winner – Marcus Sarstrand Runner-UP – Jarmaine Jenkins 2007 - Winner – Nathan Thompson Runner-UP – Oren Motevassel 2006 - Winner – Jhonshon Garcia Runner-UP – Nathan Thompson 2005 - Winner – Jhonshon Garcia Runner-UP – Chris Groer Many great players have played in the Chartwell Classic throughout the years. Players who have played in the Grand Slam events, touring ATP players, NCAA All-Americans, and other elite competitors have dazzled members with their excellent play.

2010 was the first year that Chartwell Golf & Country Club decided to make the event an independent invitational event. The members and the players embraced the chance with open arms and 2011 will be the second year of the invitational format.

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G low Ba ll I I August 4 | 7pm - 9pm Join us after the Junior Golf Clinic for an evening of mini glow golf and dinner from the burger buffet.

B oa rd G a me N i g ht August 19 | 6pm - 9pm Drop off the kids for a night of classic board games and fun. Includes a kid’s buffet and movie while you enjoy an evening of parental freedom. Goodie prizes for winners.

Please RSVP.

labor day. monday, september 5

11 am Pool Opens 1 pm - 4 pm BBQ & Pool Games (note that the carnival rides will not be on Monday, but featured Friday Night at the Club’s 50th Family event) 6 pm Pool closes for the season

Twe e n Po o ls i d e Dance August 26 Grab your friends and join us for a island style party before school starts. Music by DJ Shock. Tropical bathing suit attire and flip flops. Carribean food stations, tropical drinks and more... www.Char twellGCC.com

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Clubhouse Golf Pro Shop Tennis Pro Shop Pool

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GOLF 18 Hole 3-2-1 Tourney

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August 2011

Chartwell Golf & Country Club

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Saintsbury Wines & Michael Brehart

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