FOOTBALL AND HURLING Adult Players Getting Ready for the Campaigns Ahead
Pre-season training for all adult teams, senior, Junior A , U21 Football, Intermediate Junior B, Under 21 Hurling, continues on Tuesday 7pm,Friday 7pm, Saturday 11.30am and obviously it is very desirable that all who expect to line out with the club in the year are in attendance doing the core work that will have them in good shape when ball work begins in a month or so.
Note: Saturday s training session is followed by a meeting of senior footballers and intermediate
intermediate hurlers and the management team. Senior footballers/U21 hurlers first competitive action.

Training
Most teams are back in training now .Arrangements are as follows:
Adult Preseason: as above.
Minors/U16s: A Hurling/Football League
U16: Mondays 6.30pm 7, Fridays 6 7, the All Weather.
U 1 4 : M o n d a y s 7.30pm 8.30pm, the All Weather.
U12: No arrangements yet.
U 1 0 : S a t u r d a y 10am 11am. The All Weather.
U8: Saturday 10am-11am, N e w c a s t l e W e s t Community Centre.

U14 GARDA VETTING FORMS
These should be returned immediately to Aidan McMahon at 54, ArraView. FÈile comes to Limerick this year July6th, 7th, and 8th, and the club will be hosting a visiting team. Completed vetting forms is an essential part of the preparations, with all involved required to be vetted.

SENIOR FOOTBALL COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 2013
Twelve teams, divided into 2 groups of 6, will compete for the title. We are in group 1 along with Adare,Monaleen, Pallasgreen, St.Kieran s and St. Patrick s.
Three teams advance to the knockout stages, the winner to the semi finals,the 2nd and 3rd teams to the quarter finals. Will it be third time lucky for our team, who reached and lost the Finals of 2011 and 2012?

INTERMEDIATE HURLING COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 2013
With a new structure Intermediate Premier, 8 teams, and Intermediate, 2 groups of 6, voted in for 2014, we ll have to reach the semi finals of this year s Championship if we re to qualify for the Premier!

INTERCOUNTY SENIOR FOOTBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE DIVISION 4, ROUND 2
Limerick & & & & & &..0-12
Offaly & & & & & & & & &1-8
Ian Corbett came on for the final quarter, Michael O Keeffe was an unused substitute, Stephen Kelly is on the injured list, Joe Lee a selector, Liam "g Aherne commentated for Live 95 FM as Limerick battled to a win by the minimum in Tullamore on Sunday last. Waterford, also unbeaten after wins over Clare and Tipperary,are next at the famous Fraher Field in Dungarvan in two weeks time. Limerick are also unbeaten after two wins,having pipped Leitrim atthe Gaelic Grounds last Sunday week.

LOTTERY
Last Monday s draw took p l a c e a t J o h n n yFitzgerald s Corner Bar,the numbers drawn were 4,7, 10 and 29, the jackpot of ¨5,000 was not won. The five ¨40 lucky dip winners were: Noreen Roche c/oSe·n Roche, Patrick McAuliffe c/o Maurice McAuliffe, Eamonn O Connor c/o Kay McCoy,Muireann Barry c/oCleary s, Ronan, Adam and Joel c/o Liam Keane. This week s jackpot is ¨5,200. The draw takes place at the Shamrock on Monday February 18th at11pm. The club thanks all who are supporting, promoting and hosting the lottery.

Limerick GAA Development Draw 2013
The Limerick Club Development (Mackey) Draw 2013 was unveiled on Thursday last Jan 31st in the Woodlands in Adare. Brochures can now be got from any club committee member. It is a vital source of funding for Limerick GAA with Newcastle west GAA Club retaining at least 50% of funding generated by you the supporter. Newcastle west GAA is looking for new members, and by supporting this draw, you are supporting your local club.
The cost of the Draw is 10 Euro per month or 100 Euro for the year with fantastic prizes available.
Prizes per Month are as follows:
1st 15000
2nd 5000
3rd 2000
4th 1000
5th 500
6th -8th 500
9th -28th 250

There are also special prizes in the April, May, June and July draws.
June Draw: 2 Munster Football Final tickets plus 100Euro
June Draw: 2 Munster Hurling Final tickets plus 100Euro
April and June Draw s:  2 All-Ireland Hurling Final Tickets
Together with B&B and one evening meal in The Croke Park Hotel
May and July Draw s:  2 All-Ireland Football Final Tickets
Together with B&B and one evening meal in The Croke Park Hotel

The Funds generated by the county board from this draw are distributed to the following:
* Rathkeale Project
* Development Grant
* Post Primary Schools
* Gaelic Grounds Stadium
* County Bord na nOg
* Primary Schools
* And the Prize Winning Green & White Magazine
We would like to thank you for your support for 2012, first Draw takes place on Friday 1st of March 2013 and each subsequent draw takes place on the first Friday of each month April to December 2013.
Intermediate & Senior Football C/Ship Draws 2013

The draws for the Limerick Griffin s Coaches County Intermediate Football Championship and the Irish Wire Products County Senior Football Championship took place at the Woodlands House Hotel Adare last Wednesday evening 6th February.
The first championship to be drawn was the Griffin s Coaches County Intermediate Football Championship when Kevin and Derek Griffin of Griffin s Coaches and David McGuiness were on hand to draw out the two groups.
In Group (1) Gerald Griffin s, Hospital/Herbertown, Bruff, Cappamore, Na Piarsaigh and Oola.
In Group (2) we have St. Mary s/Sean Finn s, Athea, St. Senan s, Claughaun, Mungret and Croom.
In the Irish Wire Products County Senior Football Championship draw were Paddy Mulvihil of Irish Wire Products and Jim Barry of Dromcollogher/Broadford was on hand to make the draw.
In Group (1) Adare, Monaleen, Pallasgreen, Newcastle West, St. Kieran s and St. Patrick s.
In Group (2) Mountcollins, Galbally, Ballylanders, Ballysteen, Fr. Casey s and Dromcollogher/Broadford.
The opening rounds of championship games could be played on weekending April 28th or May 5th depending on the success of the Limerick senior footballers in the Allianz football league. The opening games in Griffin s Coaches Intermediate Football championship will be as follows: group (1) Gerald Griffin s v Hospital/Herbertstown, Bruff v Cappamore, Na Piarsaigh. Group (2) St. Mary s Sean Finn s v Athea, St. Senan s v Claughaun, Mungret v Croom. The opening games in Irish Wire Products County Senior Football Championship will be as follows: Group (1) Adare v Monaleen, Pallasgreen v Newcastle West, St. Kieran s v St. Patrick s. In Group (2) Mountcollins v Galbally, Ballylanders v Ballysteen, Fr. Casey s v Dromcollogher/Broadford

Intermediate & Senior Hurling C/Ship Draws 2013
The Draw for the Nick Greene Sportsground Mgt Intermediate Championship takes place on Tuesday Night February 13th along with Hyundai Limerick Motor Centre County Senior Hurling Championship.
Friends of Limerick Football Car Sticker is now available @ ¨10
All monies go directly towards the preparation of Limerick Underage Football Development Squads for 2013.
With the purchase of each sticker you will be entered into a draw for 2 All-Ireland Football Final tickets.
BUY YOUR STICKER TODAY AND SUPPORT THE FUTURE STARS OF LIMERICK FOOTBALL!
Stickers will be available at all Limerick s forthcoming National Football League games or any of the following 

Donie Nestor (Chairman Friends of Limerick Football) 087-9475568
Caroline Kenneally (Secretary Friends of Limerick Football) 087-6545147 or email [email protected]
Brian Kelly (PRO Coiste Peil Contae Luimni & Friends of Limerick Football) 087-2446399

Members of Coiste Peil Contae Luimni:
Sean McAuliffe 087-2610051
Pat O Shaughnessy 087-4166515
Colette O Grady 086-8476299
John Galvin 087-8188470
Gerry Phillips 087-2511968
Retail outlets -
Foynes Pharmacy, Foynes, Co Limerick
West All-Stars 2013
Newcastle west GAA would like to congratulate all the West All stars for 2013 but especially those from Newcastle west GAA club for their great achievements in 2012. The club is extremely proud of their achievements. The following will be honoured march 2nd at 8.30pm in the Devon Inn at the annual all-star banquet. There is a Photo call in the Devon in on Friday March 2nd in the Devon inn, All All stars are requested to attend.
James Kelly Premier U21 Football Award
Paul Hannon West U21 A Hurling Award
Tony O Connor West Intermediate Hurling
Mike Quilligan Snr Personality Award
Michael O Donoghue Special Primary Schools Award

Garda Vetting
Any GAA volunteer involved in any capacity with young players from u 18 down MUST be Garda Vetted.
Please ensure that if you are involved with any Newcastle west GAA Team that you get a Garda vetting form from the John Hurley (Juvenile club secretary), Austin Geraghty (senior club secretary) or Pa Keane (Coaching Officer)
Alternatively the form can be downloaded from the NCW GAA Club website and returned to either of the above.
Please ensure that you complete the form urgently as there is 10-12 week lead-time to get approved.
If you have already completed the form and need assurance of clearance, Please contact Austin Geraghty as he has the information on who are already approved.
County Limerick Local Sports Partnership
Upcoming Event/Course
Operation Transformation 2013  Walking Series
Operation Transformation & & & & & & & & &.Walk on series.
FREE OT open walk on safe enjoyable SlÌ na Sl·inte route  Register on the day from 11:15am. Buggies welcome! Saturday Feb 16th @ 12pm Newcastle West Demesne SlÌ na Sl·inte 3.7km route. Register at the Community Centre from 11:15am.
For Health & Safety purposes no dogs allowed!!
For more information please contact the Local Sports Partnership on 061-496463 or email [email protected]

Child Protection in Sport Awareness Training (Code of Ethics)
The course is aimed at Sports Leaders, Children s Officers, Parents & anyone working with young people in sport. The course is run over 3 hours on the one night. The next course is scheduled for Wednesday 27th February 2013 in Woodlands Hotel, Adare from 7pm to 10pm. Cost of course is ¨15 per person and booking is essential as places are limited to 16 per course. Participants must be over 18 years of age.
Closing date for booking is Monday 25th February 2013.
For more information on the course see www.cllsp.ie or email [email protected] or contact Kathleen at 061-496463.

Lifting the treaty 2 Special Convention
Two out of Three Posposals were Passed.
On Tuesday Evening February 5th The Limerick G.A.A. special convention on the proposals for Lifting the Treaty 2 held in Claughaun in a packed hall this document was put to the County delegates. The lifting the Treaty 2 committee spoke to the Club delegates and out lined their reason why they fully supported The Lifting the Treaty 2 and asked the clubs to do likewise. The document went in three sections with former senior hurling star Paddy Kelly speaking for the document on section 1 the senior hurling championship. Blackrock s Carmel Murphy spoke on section 2 of the document was intermediate hurling championship and the final section 3 contained the Junior hurling championship, County leagues, Un.21 hurling, Juvenile hurling, Third Level Colleges, and Schools. In which John Ahern St. Kieran s, John McCarthy Crecora and Noel Hartigan GDA. All spoke on behalf of section 3. Following very good and long discussions. Chairman Oliver Mann put the proposals to the floor Section by Section. Following the show of hands for each section the following is the result and the proposal.
Section 1 Passed Proposal for Senior, Premier Intermediate and Intermediate Hurling Championships.
Section 2 Lost Proposal for Junior A Hurling Championship.
Section 3 Passed Remainder of Document.
Section 1 Carried in favour

SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
Senior Championship to consist of two groups of six teams with each team guaranteed a minimum of 5 championship games. Introduction of a Premier Intermediate Championship to consist of a single group of 8 teams. Groupings to be decided on the basis of performance in 2013 Senior and Intermediate Championships. Relegation from 2013 senior hurling championship as follows,
These teams would play off against each other as below:
3rd Group 1 v 4th Group 2
4th Group 1 v 3rd Group 2
3rd Group 3 v 4th Group 4
4th Group 3 v 3rd Group 4.
The winning teams would proceed to contest the semi-finals of the County Cup with the losing 4 teams regraded to Premier Intermediate. Top team in each group to qualify for semi-finals, 2nd placed team in each group to qualify for county quarter-final against third-placed team in opposite group, 3rd placed team to qualify for quarter-final against second placed team in opposite group, 4th and 5th placed teams in each group to contest the County Cup semi-finals. Participation of Divisional Team to be discontinued from 2013. Consequently, to allow for 16 club teams in the championship, it is proposed that there be no relegation from the 2012 senior championship.

PREMIER INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Single group of 8 teams ensuring a minimum of 7 championship games for each club
Top four teams qualify for semi-finals, Finalists promoted to Senior for following year. Bottom two teams to be relegated to Intermediate for the following year.
Champions to represent Limerick in the Munster Club Intermediate Championship
By giving teams°¶ seven championship matches, it is hoped that the standard of this grade will improve to the levels of making promoted teams fully competitive in the senior grade.

INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
Grade to consist of 12 teams divided into two groups of six
The 12 teams shall be those remaining, minus the relegated team, from the 2013 Intermediate championship that have not qualified for Premier Intermediate.
To facilitate a 16-team Intermediate championship in 2013, it is proposed that there be no relegation from the 2012 Intermediate championship. The Junior A Champions from 2013 will be promoted to this grade for 2014. Top team in each group shall qualify for a semi-final, 2nd and 3rd place teams in each group shall qualify for 2 quarter-finals with the winners progressing to the semi-final. Bottom team in each group to be relegated to Junior A for the following year. Championship finalists to be promoted to Premier Intermediate for following year.

Section 2 Lost
JUNIOR A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
This was an area of particular concern as there is currently an imbalanced games programme for players participating in this grade.
The workgroup commends the work being done by the Divisional Boards to promote our games and they have a vital role to play in our future development.
Following consultation with the Officers of the Divisional Boards and, in adherence to the Key Principles outlined at the beginning of this document, the following proposal is submitted in respect of the Junior A Hurling Championship.
A City/East Junior Hurling Championship to be jointly administered by the City and East Divisional Boards
A South/West Junior Hurling Championship to be administered by the South and West Divisional Boards
Both championship finalists to advance to county semi-finals to be administered by County Board
Gate revenue from championship to remain with Divisional Boards up to the county semi-final stage
Players will be guaranteed a more balanced and meaningful games schedule as a result of this proposal
Both paired Divisions (City/East and South/West) to form a joint Competitions Control Committee which shall oversee the Junior Hurling Championship in their respective regions

Based on 2012 participants and results, the new championship would appear as follows:
CITY/EAST SOUTH/WEST
Ahane, Askeaton, Ballybricken/Bohermore, Bruff, Ballybrown, Castletown/Ballyagran, Crecora, Croagh/Kilfinny, Doon, Croom, Fedamore, Dromcollogher/Boadford, Kildimo/Pallaskenry, Feenagh/Kilmeedy, Kilteely/Dromkeen, Feohanagh/Castlemahon, Monagea, Na Piarsaigh, Killeedy, Old Christians, Kilmallock, Patrickswell, Staker Wallace, St. Patrick s, St. Mary s/Sean Finns, Templeglantine and Tournafulla. It is further proposed that the Junior B hurling championship would continue in its present format. The 4 Divisional Boards would, of course, retain the option of reviewing their competitions with a view to making alterations if deemed necessary.
Section 3 Carried in favour

COUNTY LEAGUES
Senior all-county league to consist of 20 teams (12 senior and 8 Premier Intermediate)
Groupings shall consist of 4 groups of 5 teams. Games to be played on either Tuesday evenings and/or weekends. There must be a concerted effort to have inter-county players made available to their clubs on a more consistent basis. It is proposed to highlight a certain number of fixtures (both All-County league and Divisional) where county players will be available to play with their clubs. County managers at all grades will be required to co-operate with this proposal if adopted. Inter-county players outside the match-day squad of 26 can play with their clubs in games falling on the same weekend as inter-county fixtures. Leagues will commence earlier to allow for the Master Fixture List to accommodate the extra games in the Championship
The Intermediate League will consist of at least 12 teams with Junior Clubs being given the option to enter this league. The remaining junior clubs shall participate in a Divisional League. Championship draws shall be made before League fixtures are finalised in order to allow for a greater variety of games. A sponsored incentive shall be sought for league winners such as a club training weekend in UL for example.
The workgroup also recommends greater utilisation of the month of July for games (either League or Divisional Championship) as non inter-county players are generally inactive at this time.

MINOR HURLING
Minor Hurling has faced several difficulties in recent times due to a number of factors such as the following: Declining participation numbers. Clubs having difficulty in fielding teams, Pressure of exams, Fixtures Scheduling, Competition from other codes
With the above in mind, the following proposals are submitted for discussion.
* A Premier Championship of 8 teams. An Un.17 blitz to be introduced to cover the Halloween midterm break period and to give clubs the opportunity to plan for the following years minor competitions. A competition for non-exam tied players to be run over two weekends in a blitz type format. The structure of the minor championship can be assessed following the Halloween blitz Greater utilisation of the month of September for championship matches with a view to having the finalists in place by the date of the county senior hurling final. Whilst being mindful of the difficulties facing clubs in fielding teams, the workgroup is concerned that players participating in 12-a-side competitions are at a serious disadvantage when moving up to 15-a-side games as they grow older or join inter-county squads. Consequently, the workgroup recommends the replacement of this structure with 13-a-side competitions in all grades from Un.21 down to Juvenile level. There is also the option of continuing with the current system for championships OR Examining the competition structure as per the Junior hurling proposal with the All-County 12-a-side format being replaced with a 13-a-side competition.

U21 HURLING
Issues facing this age-grade are as follows: Scheduling of games College exams Crossover between minor and senior. Difficulties in fielding teams.
The key decision is in deciding when the Un.21 championship takes place, i.e. early or late in the season. With the football competition starting in October and clubs involved in the final stages of championships, it is recommended that the competition continue in the same format as heretofore.

JUVENILE HURLING
Many of the difficulties faced in minor hurling also overlap into the Un.16 grade. Again, the aim is to provide a meaningful and balanced games structure whilst being considerate to the challenges faced. Having 8-team groups, where feasible, across the various competitions helps to provide for a better games schedule. Clubs shall have the option of an Un.16 blitz during the late July/early August period in an effort to provide hurling for clubs with available players. Blitz to be run by Coaching and Games in conjunction with Bord na nOg 1,329 games were played at Juvenile level in 2012 with 171 walkovers being given. The majority of these walkovers occurred in the Un.14 League and Un.15 Blitz. To address this, it is proposed to replace both competitions with an Un.15 League to commence as per the current Un.14 league starting date. Championships will continue to run on a league-championship basis with finals to be completed by early October. The workgroup recommends that juvenile competitions continue to be regularly reviewed and evaluated by Bord na nOg, Coaching and Games and all relevant stakeholders with regular feedback being sought from the clubs.

THIRD-LEVEL COLLEGES
Limerick is lucky to have three strong and competitive third-level colleges in U.L., L.I.T. and Mary I. It is recognised that we need to strengthen and maintain the link between Limerick G.A.A. and these institutions. The following initiatives are proposed: A register to be created and maintained of Limerick players entering our colleges. Third-level Development Officers to monitor and report on the progress of our players in terms of playing third-level games and participating in G.A.A. activities in college. This would ensure that our hurlers are being given the opportunity to play at third-level and would also examine issues of non-participation. Exploration of the possibility of creating an annual third-level tournament between the colleges for Limerick players in those institutions. Coaching and Games to become more involved in liaising with Limerick college hurlers and third-level Development Officers through the co-operation of Provincial Council.

SCHOOLS
The first Lifting the Treaty programme put in place a comprehensive plan for improving hurling in our primary schools. This project intends to concentrate more on our post-primary schools and seeks to achieve the same improvements in this sector.
As with third-level, a stronger link needs to be formed and maintained between the post-primary schools and Limerick G.A.A. Recent success and higher participation in the Harty Cup, along with the establishment of a single post-primary Board has led to a better system of competition and games structure. In order to further this improvement, the following discussion points are put forward: Investigate and encourage the establishment of a combined team in each Division, along the lines of West Limerick Colleges, to compete in Provincial post-primary competitions. Greater utilisation of Coaching and Games to establish a sustainable presence in our secondary schools. The introduction of a GAA Register, as per 3rd-level, to identify and monitor hurlers in the schools. Investigate the possibility of holding an Un.17 tournament for Transition and 5th year students amongst the Limerick post-primary schools in May 2013. Continue to develop the Club/School Link Programme in the primary schools.

COUNTY DEVELOPMENT SQUADS
Our underage development squads and schools of excellence are progressing well in recent times. All age groups from Un.14 to Un.17 are making an impact in their respective competitions and, to encourage further progress, several initiatives are proposed: Poor basic skill levels in players have become a concern of development squad coaches. In order to improve same it is proposed that there be a greater involvement from the GDAs at Mackey Cup level to identify and improve skill-based issues before players move forward to county squads. Consider bringing potential inter-county squad members together in late November in Rathkeale/U.L. for a skill-based as opposed to a match trial. Feedback and pointers to be given to all players to work on before returning for match-based trials in the New Year. Alternatively, consider the introduction of Pre-Academies at Divisional level, under the auspices of Bord na nOg, to play a tournament from which the Un.14 and Un.16 development squads would be formed. Examine the feasibility of combining the Un.17 and minor squads under one management for two-year terms in order to provide continuity of approach and style.

Gaelic Football  Games and Drills for Fundamental Development (coaching/teaching resource
Gaelic Football  Games and Drills for Fundamental Development is an A6, pocket size handbook perfect for Gaelic games coaches and primary school teachers who are interested in exploring practical ideas to revive coaching and development techniques in Gaelic football.
The author, Shane Caulfield begins by outlining the practicalities of coaching. The various types of skills, the use of skills in different environments and skill transfer techniques are explained. The Coaching theories and models are investigated, as are feedback, communication methods and approaches from coach to player. Learning theories are explored for the coach to assist the player acquire, develop and perform each skill effectively. Planning, evaluating, organisation and reflection methods are also discussed.
In the 150 games, drills and small sided games (SSG s) for Gaelic Football and fundamental development, suitable from U6 s to U18 s have also been compiled. These easy to follow drills are sports specific practices focusing on visual and spatial awareness, movement and skill development. The drills have a quick cross reference layout to target the main components of fitness; speed, agility, core strength and flexibility, with many progressions.
These drills are most effective in a realistic game setting to help the player quickly adapt to the environment while improving their performance in a competitive situation. Practice and repetition will facilitate the development of skill variation, their decision making and communication techniques as well as improving their confidence in executing a skill effectively.
This book has been highly praised Tony McEntee, Manager of Crossmaglen Rangers after reviewing it. Tony is very enthusiastic about the resource explaining that it will provide coaches with a solid knowledge base of games, drills and activities, and while helping all coaches understands the important components of coaching, such as feedback, planning etc. I have attached the final draft of the front page to this email along with the back cover of the book, with Tony McEntee s review. In addition to this, I have also attached an almost finished draft sample of the amended book, which will provide you with an insight into what the coaching/teaching manual actually looks like.
This book is only available for purchase via contact through email at the minute.
One book costs ¨23.50, which includes p&p. If you send a postal order to Shane Caulfield, Drumscor, Scotstown, Co. Monaghan. Once payment is received a copy will be sent onto you, and please include your address in with the postal order. Alternatively, you can pay through paypal to this email address.
Shane Caulfield on [email protected]
For more details on how to order or purchase and also follow the Facebook page, Gaelic Football  Games and Drills for Fundamental Development for constant updates and reviews.

Membership Rates 2013
Membership for the 2013 season is now due. The Following membership rates apply for Newcastle west GAA Club for 2013
Adult: 50 Euro
Student/Unemployed: 30 Euro
Juvenile Membership: 25 Euro
Adult Membership plus Lotto or development Draw: 125 Euro
Family: 2 Adults and 2 Children 120 Euro
Family 1 Adult and 2 Children 90 Euro
Family: 1 Adult and 1 Child 70 Euro
Membership provides the following:

* Insurance cover to train or play with the club.
* Entitlement to apply for tickets to inter-county championship matches.
* The right to submit nominations, motions and vote at the Annual General Meeting.
* 50% Refund on physiotherapy required to treat injuries sustained while playing or training with the Club.
* Gym Membership +

+ Gym Membership  all gym users must undergo an initial assessment with a Personal Trainer to receive appropriate instruction on the safe use of gym equipment. Juvenile members may be restricted to supervised gum sessions. A condition for the use of all Club facilities is that the facilities are treated with respect. Damage to club facilities caused by carelessness or deliberate acts of vandalism may result in loss of membership
If Membership is not paid, then you will not be allowed play.

Membership can be paid to any Club Officer or club committee member.

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