VOL. 21 NO. 5 MAY 2021 We Are All On The Same Team!
ISO 9001: 2015 CERTIFIED, EOEFOR EMPLOYEES OF CO-LINE WELDING, INC.UPCOMING EVENTSMay 24 – Co–Line Press deadlineMay 31 – Memorial Day (paidholiday)June 1 – Co-Line Press distributedHAPPY BIRTHDAY!May 1 – Taylor TerpstraMay 1 – Doug RichardsMay 3 – Nicole Fetzer–BryanMay 5 – Eli WilhelmMay 5 – Shelby CongerMay 6 – Jeff VaverkaMay 7 – Mitchell BryanMay 8 – Eric LeonardMay 8 – Chad SailorsMay 10 – Cale FosterMay 11 – Faye BrandMay 12 – James WestbrookMay 13 – Peter SmithMay 14 – Jack RumerMay 15 – Justin KriegelMay 16 – Jodi HartmanMay 22 – Ron VogtMay 25 – Micah HeartsillMay 26 – Jason BroylesMay 28 – Steve DavisMay 29 – Brad BraafhartMay 30 – Levi RooseMay 30 – Brendan Van GorpSERVICE ANNIVERSARIESFOR MAY1 year – Jack Rumer1 year – Mitchell Bryan2 years – Mason Lafferty3 years – Justin Kriegel4 years – Chelsey McNew4 years – Abbie Brown4 years – Marc D’Aguanno4 years – Scott Lang7 years – Mark Schultz7 years – Ron Van Baale8 years – Jay Mitchell8 years – Brad Braafhart12 years – Teryl Ver Ploeg12 years – Ken Reed17 years – Dale Maston22 years – Brian Van Wyk25 years – Eric Leonard27 years – Mark Van WykVOL. 21 NO. 5 MAY 2021We are all on the same team!MESSAGE OF UNITY AT OUTDOOREMPLOYEE QUARTERLY MEETINGOn Friday, April 16, Co-Liners gathered outside to enjoy a free lunch catered byLynnville Smokin’ J’s and hear a recap by Eric Brand on the first quarter of 2021.Due to COVID, the group had not been together since last July where they hadsocially distanced in the new storage building, which is now filled. Forty-oneemployees were welcomed to their first ever quarterly meeting, of which 23 werehired in the first quarter of 2021. Wellness participants were congratulated. Timescontinue to be challenging with steel availability, labor shortage, commodity priceincreases, freight struggles, and more. Early on in 2021, Co-Line’s On Time Deliverymeasurement was put on hold indefinitely. Many of the challenges of 2021 are outof Co-Line’s employees’ control. As a surprise to employees, Eric Brand announcedthe company would pay the On Time Delivery bonus even though the percentagedid not meet the original criteria.Current building expansion plans are on hold due to high lumber and steel prices,but dirt work will continue to the north of Co-Line’s campus, a project RailBrand is heading up this spring. Future equipment and technologypurchases were shared. While these current market conditions havenever been experienced at the same time in Co-Line’s 42-yearhistory, the message of unity was strong and will continueto be the message through the end of 2021. We are all onthe same team!Co-Liners gather outdoors for the firstquarterly meeting held since last July.
CO-LINE PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIESIf you have any news you’d like to share with Co-Liners, please email LeAnn Hjelmeland at leannhtp@netins.net.at home. She was 70. Funeral serviceswere held on Apr. 17 at Lange FuneralHome in Centerville followed by aremembrance service with family andfriends at the Unionville Cemetery.Kerry Bryan’s 14-year-old grandson,Lannon Montgomery, had success thefirst day of youth turkey season Apr.9. Lannon bagged a 22-pound turkeythat had a 9.75” beard and 0.75” spurs.Co-Line expresses condolences toCassie and Logan Long and theirfamily. Logan’s grandfather, MarvinLong, of Searsboro, passed away onApr. 7. Funeral services were held onApr. 10 at the Holland-Coble FuneralHome in New Sharon with burial atthe Friends Cemetery in New Sharon.We express our sympathy to ColeRozendaal on the passing of hisgrandmother, Maxine Ahee ofUnionville. She passed away on Apr. 12We express our condolences to Janeenand Larry Marchant and family onthe death of their brother-in-law,David Howard of Des Moines. Davidpassed away unexpectedly on Apr. 15at the age of 65. A celebration of lifewas held Apr. 24 at the family’s home.The Co-Line family extends sympathyto Jen and Andy Elbert and family.Andy’s aunt, Susan Brown of Boone,passed away on Dec. 6 at the age of 75.A graveside service was held Apr. 19 atthe Linwood Park Cemetery in Boone.We express our sympathy to Jenand Andy Elbert and family on thepassing of Andy’s uncle, DennisJordan of Ames on Apr. 16 at the ageof 68. A memorial service was held onApr. 20 at the Adams Funeral Homeof Ames with burial at the AmesMunicipal Cemetery.We express our sympathy to Amandaand Lucas Weishaar and theirfamily.Amanda’s grandmother,Shirley Fifer of Newton, passed awayon Mar. 20 at the age of 89. A privatefamily graveside service was held onApr. 24 at Newton Union Cemetery.Co-Line expresses sympathy to Robinand Rod Van Donselaar and familyon the death of Rod’s father, John VanDonselaar of New Sharon. John passedaway on Apr. 21 at the age of 83. JohnVan Donselaar is also the grandfatherof Grant Van Donselaar. Funeralservices for John Van Donselaarwere held Apr. 24 at Bethel ChristianReformed Church in Oskaloosa. Burialwas at Black Oak Cemetery near Pella.The Co-Line family extends condolences to the families of Karen andRick Harrill, Mark and Julie Rooseand Levi Roose. Karen and Julie’sfather and Levi’s grandfather, RonVande Voort of Sully, passed away atIowa Methodist Medical Center in DesMoines on Apr. 22 at the age of 81. Afuneral service was held Apr. 26 atCovenant Reformed Church of Pella.PERFECT ATTENDANCEFor March, Co-Line will award 108 employees for perfect attendance with each receiving a 20 Co-Line coin.Congratulations and keep up the great attendance!Tyler AlbertDerek BatesIan BeckjordenRoger BelcherDerrick BrelsfordAbbie BrownJason BroylesRoger BruxvoortKerry BryanMitchell BryanAdam CarrothersDan ChristySam CollinsDon CrawfordMarty CrossMarc D’AguannoAdam De CookBryan De JongJeff De JongAndy ElbertMatt FacileNicole Fetzer-BryanJustin FlanderTyler GartonDan GoemaatGary GoingsLevi GrandstaffTony HallMark HarmonRick HarrillMicah HeartsillLucas HiltonPage 2 Co-Line PressDave HobbsMarlys HoksbergenKen JamesJennifer JansenShane JansenTodd JohnsonTodd KaldenbergStefany KnowlerJustin KriegelSandy KuhlmannWayne LaKoseScott LangEric LeonardBrian LewisLogan LongElliott MapesLarry MarchantZach McClellanDoug McClellandJay MitchellMike MooreWayne MunstermanMonica NikkelDennis NolinBob O’DellGarrett OganAlex PierceGreg PostelsKen ReedDoug RichardsLevi RooseTony RothJack RumerChad SailorsJason SandersTaylor SaundersKevin SchippersJoel SchmidtJeffrey SchultzMark SchultzDan SchutteJohn SharpDave SmithDennis SmithJeff SmithKyle SmithBob SnyderKyle SoderblomAndrew SouthDon SteenhoekMike StonerJoel StruikMark ThelenChad ThompsonChris TiceCory TiceShawna TiceKierston TillDan ToolJamie TyrrelRon Van BaaleLanai Van HalRoger Van HalDrew Van SoelenTony Van WykBrian Van WykMark Van WykMarlo Van WykMarylou Van WykTeryl Ver PloegLuke WeishaarJames WelchDave WestbrookEli WilhelmBill WilkersonWayne Woollums
CO-LINE NEWSSECOND VACCINE DOSE ADMINISTEREDHAIRCUTS@ CO-LINE CUTTING EDGEMAY 10 & 11Forty-three Co-Liners rolled up their sleeves and received their second dose of theCOVID-19 vaccine at work on Friday, Apr. 30. The shots were administered by MahaskaHealth Partnership. The first dose of the vaccine was given at Co-Line on Apr. 1.Just 5! To sign up,contact receptionistat ext. 200. Pay withCo-Line coin, cash, orpayroll deduct.Massages12-MINUTE CHAIRTHURSDAYS,MAY 13 AND 27Contact receptionist at ext. 200to sign up. Pay with Co-Linecoin, cash, or payroll deduct.Tom Orr receives the seconddose of the COVID-19 vaccineon Apr. 30.Juan Muñoz has the secondvaccine dose administeredto his arm on Apr. 30.THANK YOUSSimone and I want to thank our Co-Line family for the baby gift for our son, Liam.Also, thank you to the Hometown Press team for being flexible while I was at homewith him. I’m blessed to be part of such a great team!Derek BatesCo-Line: Thank you so much for donating to the L-S After Prom Food Committee!The kids and our committee really appreciate the extra help.Danielle, Food CommitteeThe monthly newsletter created foremployees of Co-Line Welding, Inc.CO-LINE CARES AND SHARESDesigned by LeAnn HjelmelandEdited by Margaret Vander WeerdtCo-Line is approached for donations and sponsorships many times throughout theyear. Each month in this column, we share the organizations/causes, which Co-Linecontributes a monetary donation, a Co-Line product donation, a sponsorship, or a salute.Our goal is to show support for employees and their families in their after-work activities.Email: leannhtp@netins.netConnect with us on colinemfg.com1041 Cordova Ave., Lynnville, IA 50153This newsletter can be read online under the“Newsroom” tab on Co-Line’s website,colinemfg.com. Look for the link that says,“Download our latest newsletter here.” Van Haaften Benefit Lynnville-Sully After PromCo-Line Press Page 3
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT AND TRAININGABBIE BROWNrobotic welder operatorIf you didn’t grow up knowing Abbie Brown, then itmight come as a surprise to learn she is a triplet! She,her brother, and her sister make up the Brown triplets.Abby grew up in Attica and graduated from TwinCedars in 2012. She recently moved to Montezumaand says her neighborhood is very quiet with very niceneighbors.After high school, Abbie attended KirkwoodCommunity College and DMACC and then startedworking at Co-Line in February 2017. She had neverheard of Co-Line before, but took a chance, applied,and got hired. She joined the team as a robotic welderoperator, a position she still holds today. For her job,she runs the latch robot and “Johnny 5,” and she hasbeen able to work on the “trials” for offline software,which is currently being used.The biggest change she has noticed since coming toCo-Line four years ago is that, with the improvementsmade to the robots and weld areas, they are now ableto keep up with the workload demand.Abbie Brown (on left) with her sister, mom, and brother.Abbie is from a set of triplets.with the pie because of COVID canceling the quarterlymeeting. Finally, when a quarterly meeting was heldlast July, Abbie arranged the pie-in-the-face fun andwas able to present Dan the pie in his face in front ofall of the employees.With camaraderie like that, it’s no surprise that thepart of Abbie’s job she enjoys the most are the peopleshe works with. In Abbie’s free time, she likes to run,stay active outside, and hang with friends and family.Her favorite Co-Line memory – which “made her year!”– was getting to shove a pie in Dan Schutte’s face inJuly 2020. Abbie and Dan had a bet that if the new latchrobot was able to run 500 parts per day – up from 300a day with the previous robot – then she would makehim a pie (which she did) and also get the privilege ofshoving a pie in his face. He agreed, but after the goalof 500 was achieved, Abbie was unable to present DanThrowing a pie in Dan Schutte’s faceranks up there as Abbie’s favorite CoLine memory.Page 4 Co-Line Press
APR. 2Co-Liners had the dayoff on Good Friday,Apr. 2, to celebrateEaster with theirfamilies.FRIDAYSYSAPR. 9Happy 42nd Anniversary, Team Co-Line! Zimm’sKettle Korn was given out to all employeesto celebrate how Co-Line has grown from aone-person farm repair shop to a world-classmanufacturing business.APR. 16APR. 23Another “socially distanced” quarterly meeting is in thebooks. This Fabulous Friday included a FREE lunch, asurprise BONUS, and a strong message of UNITY duringthese crazy market times! (Details on page 1.)National Picnic Day was recognized at Co-Line with a FREEpicnic lunch from Prime Country BBQ. Despite the weatherbeing a little chilly, it was still a Fabulous Friday!APR. 30Any day can be madefabulous when freecookies are involved!Photo at right: Goingthrough the line toreceive their oatmealM&M cookies areKristina Coe, LanaiVan Hal, Chad Sailors,Monica Nikkel, andTom Orr.NATIONAL PICNIC DAYCo-Line Press Page 5
FABULOUS FRIDAYSShout OutTO HELPFULCO-LINEEMPLOYEEPage 6 Co-Line PressOn Tuesday, Apr. 6, a lady from Melbourne, IA,was lost in the town of Lynnville looking for CoLine. She stopped at the local ZIP IN conveniencestore frantic for directions as her GPS was leadingher astray. While there, she stopped a guy witha Co-Line shirt on, indicating she needed to goto the name of the place on his shirt! Not onlydid this employee lead her 8 miles back to CoLine at 5 p.m. at night, but he even jumped ona forklift to help find the backboard she sodesperately needed to pick up for the kidsof her local town that were without theirbasketball hoop. A huge shout out toKevin Terlouw for going aboveand beyond!FROM A NEW YORKERA NOTE SENT TO CO-LINE:Hi. My wife and I are from NY, andtraveling to your state. I came acrossyour business and read your story.Just wanted to let you know howimpressive it is to see a transformationfrom humble beginnings to today.Congratulations.God bless,Dave CutterCutter Services
NEW CO-LINERS AND TRAININGWELCOME, NEW FACES!We’re glad to have you on board at Co-Line!ADAM JENNINGS, 31, of Monroe, started as a fork truck driver on Co-Line’s night shift on Feb. 1. It’s arole he also held at his last job at Dee Zee in Des Moines for five years. Adam grew up in McLeansboro,IL, graduating from high school with the Class of 2007. He and his wife, Laura, have four sons: Alan,Aiden, Jacob, and Weston. In his free time, Adam enjoys fishing and hunting.““Everyone is friendly and nice, and they treat you like family.”— ADAM JENNINGSGARRETT ANDERSON, 17, joined the Co-Line team as a welder on Feb. 15 after graduating highschool at mid-term. Garrett has taken two years of welding classes at DMACC, and he’s worked forthree years at Bestell Home Services, doing lawn care, carpet cleaning, and moving jobs. Garrett grewup in Newton and now lives in Killduff. His parents are Brad Bestell and Alida Anderson, and he alsohas a brother, Colton Gibson, and a sister, Ali Bestell. Some of Garrett’s interests are fast cars andtrucks; he enjoys working on trucks and cars and building trucks.““I enjoy the people and the food.”— GARRETT ANDERSONISAAC GREEN, 24, of Sully, came aboard Team Co-Line in the bend department as a folder operatoron Mar. 1. A native of Alma, AR, Isaac graduated from high school in 2015 and completed a weldingprogram at a trade school from 2018-2019. His previous work experience was a year of line load atABB Baldor in Arkansas. Isaac’s family includes his parents, Carl Green and Myra Green, and onesister, Katie Green. Shooting, electronic repair, and grilling are a few of Isaac’s hobbies.““The employees and supervisors are willing to help, andthere are good perks like haircuts and catering.”— ISAAC GREENAPRIL TRAINING Thirteen employees completed Safety Awareness, Measurement Tools, Setup Sheet, E2 Training, andAngle Grinder. One employee completed Forklift Training.Co-Line Press Page 7
REMEMBER WHENREMEMBER WHEN: DEVELOPMENT OF LAKE SEVEN-AFrom May 2013 Co-Line PressGOT AGRAD?For the June Co-Line Press, send us theirname, school, parents’names, future plans, andphoto to be included inour graduate salute. Preschool,kindergarten, eighth-grade, high school,and college grads will be included.Email leannhtp@netins.netPage 8 Co-Line Press
EMPLOYEE SERVICESUPDATE TO HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATIONFor those of you who elected a health insurance option atOpen Enrollment, access to your Coverage Manual for yourelected plan is now available.In an effort to make it convenient for you, your CoverageManual can be found electronically in the EmployeeNavigator.Directly underneath, there should be a hyperlink with thesame name as your plan followed by the words “WellmarkCoverage Manual.” Please note that the deductibles listedin the manual associated with your plan do not reflect theTristar adjustment. Therefore, the deductible amounts aregoing to be listed higher than what they truly are with ourpartial self-funding.Just log in to your Employee Navigator account the sameway you do for Open Enrollment, and on the home page,click the icon labeled Document Library.If you are having troubles logging in or need assistance infinding this information, please feel free to contact Lanai orChad in HR.On this page, you will see a section that says EnrolledPlan Documents. If you are enrolled in Co-Line’s HealthInsurance Plan for 2021, you will see the Plan Name at thetop of this section.Co-Line Press Page 9
CO-LINE NEWSWELDING APPRENTICE INKS WITHTEAM CO-LINE ON SIGNING DAYCo-Line is excited to welcome new welding apprentice Henry Hick to the team.Henry signed on to work at Co-Line starting June 1. He will continue to workat Co-Line through and after his senior year to complete the hours requiredby his program through the Career Academy of Pella. Signing day for Henrywas Apr. 14. Co-Line is happy to be working with Pella Schools and the CareerAcademy again next school year.Team Co-Linehas worked133,939HOURSwithout alost-time accidentCANDID CORNERINTRODUCING THE NEW GOALSETTERBASKETBALL HOOP DESIGNThe new Goalsetter Launch series was firstintroduced last year. While it has taken sometime to work out the new product design,packaging, and assembly issues, the sales of thisnew “single arm” telescoping basketball unit arestarting to pick up. Pictured is a court installed inMinnesota by one of our dealers. Great job to allthat have been part of this “sometimes stressful”new product launch.Page 10 Co-Line Press
SAFETYMAY IS NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SAFETY MONTHSafety Committee: Bryan DeJong, David Hobbs, Rick Harrill, and Mark Van Wykosha4you.comCo-Line Press Page 11
WELLNESSTHREE WAYS TO BOOST HEART HEALTHHeart disease continues to be the leading cause of deathfor both men and women in the United States. In fact, 1 inevery 4 deaths is caused by heart disease.Heart disease refers to several different types of heartconditions. Coronary artery disease—caused by plaquebuildup in the walls of the heart’s arteries—is the mostcommon. Other forms of heart disease include heart attack,heart failure, arrhythmia, and congenital heart defects.The symptoms of heart disease can vary, and some peoplemay not even know they have a heart condition until theyhave a heart attack. Red flags include shortness of breath,chest discomfort, difficulty with speech, heart palpitations,and sudden loss of responsiveness.TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR HEART HEALTHThere are certain uncontrollable factors that increaseyour risk of heart disease, including age, sex, and familyhistory. However, other factors that increase your risk forheart disease—such as stress, inactivity, obesity, diabetes,smoking, and a poor diet—are controllable.A healthy diet and lifestyle are your best methods to fightheart disease, so consider incorporating these three kindsof exercise into your routine to improve your heart health:1. Aerobic exercise improves circulation and can helpyour cardiac output. Try to get at least 30 minutes a dayof heart-pumping moderate activity—like brisk walking,dancing, or cycling—at least five days a week.2. Resistance training with weights, resistance bands,or body weight at least two nonconsecutive days perweek can help create leaner muscle mass. When pairedwith aerobic activity, you can raise your good cholesterollevels and lower bad cholesterol levels.3. Flexibility workouts, like stretching and balance,are critical for musculoskeletal health. It’s importantto stay flexible and joint pain-free so you can maintainyour regular aerobic and resistance workouts.Keep in mind that it’s the overall pattern of your lifechoices that determines your heart health. Contact yourdoctor to find out your risk for heart disease, or for moreinformation.Brought to you by Holmes Murphy & AssociatesPage 12 Co-Line Press
WELLNESSALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH DURING THE PANDEMICObserved every April, Alcohol Awareness Month is meantto raise awareness about alcohol use and break the stigmaby discussing how alcohol-use disorders affect individuals,families, and communities. This year is especially criticalas COVID-19 restrictions and stress can increase yoursusceptibility to substance misuse, addiction, and relapse.In fact, alcohol sales in the United States have grownnearly 30% in the last year.Alcohol abuse can affect both your personal andprofessional life. Prolonged drinking puts you at risk fordeveloping serious health complications—such as highblood pressure, heart disease, liver disease, and stroke—and can trigger other life-threatening consequences.KNOW THE WARNING SIGNSAlcohol use disorder can be mild, moderate, or severe,based on the number of symptoms you experience. Keepin mind that symptoms often occur at the same time.Common physical and behavioral signs and symptoms ofalcohol misuse include the following: Feeling irritable or experiencing mood swings Showing signs of slurred speech Experiencing blackouts or short-term memory loss Isolating from friends and family Failing to complete responsibilities and obligations athome or work Making excuses for drinking, such as to relax or deal withstress Drinking alone or in secrecy Engaging in risky behavior, such as drunk drivingAlcohol use disorder can include both periods of alcoholintoxication and withdrawal symptoms—such as sweating,shaking, and nausea. If you or a loved one are concernedabout alcohol use, talk to a doctor or use the SubstanceAbuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s(SAMHSA) National Helpline by calling 800-662-HELP(4357).Brought to you by Holmes Murphy & Associates Having poor coordinationCo-Line Press Page 13
QUALITY DEPT.THEINSIDELINEby Jeff Kling and Gary Smith, Quality DepartmentGraphic submitted by Jeff KlingONE MORE STEP TO HAVING A STABLE PROCESS We have placed high awareness onthe quality of parts being made at CoLine. The awareness has allowed us tobe able to lower the PPM rejectionsfrom our customers. This focus hascontinued to aid in the review of partsand improvements in measurement andprocess.The reduced quantity of parts beingrejected has opened the eyes of manyand forced us to re-think smallerquantities of parts. If only one partout of an order of 1,000 pieces is notacceptable to the customer, it’s no bigPage 14 Co-Line Pressby Gary Smithdeal, it is only one part. That is untilyou realize that one part will be equal to1,000 PPM (parts per million). Even onepiece can greatly affect the customer’sexpectation.cannot be missed. The flow of the workforces the parts to not skip an operationor miss welds on the part. All of us areneeded to make small changes to theprocess to eliminate all foreseen issues.The next step: How to reduce theone-piece problems from occurring?It comes down to all of us reviewingthe process and designing all of thepotential mistakes out of the operation.Add poke-yoke methods to the process.Make the weld fixture so parts cannotbe misloaded. Rearrange a weld cellor assembly area so that operationsAre we ready for the next step? Toimprove in quality means to go deeperinto each process and make each processable to be more stable. Eliminate the“tribe knowledge” of how it is done andsimplify the method so all can do it.This step is for us all. We are all in thistogether, and I am pulling for you.
MARGARET’S MEMOSIT’S ALL ABOUT YOUR PERSPECTIVEby Margaret Vander Weerdt, Newsletter EditorAnother little story to lighten your day:Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson wenton a camping trip. After a good meal,they lay down for the night and went tosleep. Some hours later, Holmes awokeand nudged his faithful friend. Holmessaid, “Watson, look up and tell me whatyou see.”Theologically, I can see that God isall-powerful and that we are smalland insignificant. Meteorologically, Isuspect that we will have a beautifulday tomorrow. Why? What does it tellyou, Holmes?”There is beauty inside of me thatmattersHolmes was silent for a moment, thenspoke, “My good Watson, someone hasstolen our tent!”I still deserve loveWatson said, “I see a fantasticpanorama of countless stars.”Watson pondered for a moment:“Astronomically, it tells me that thereare millions of galaxies and potentiallybillions of planets. Astrologically,I observe that Saturn is in Leo.Horologically, I deduce that the timeis approximately a quarter past three.That I am a worthless, terrible personAnd nothing you say will make mebelieveBecause no matter whatI am not good enough to be loved PRETTYHolmes then asked, “And what doesthat tell you?”So rest assured I will remind myselfAnd I am in no position to believe thatUGLY By Abdullah ShoaibI’m very uglySo don’t try to convince me thatBeauty does exist within meBecause whenever I look in the mirrorI always thinkAm I as ugly as people say?I am a very beautiful person(Now read from the bottom up for aninteresting perspective!)Because at the end of the dayI hate myself in every single wayAnd I’m not going to lie to myself bysaying““When the power of love is greater than the love of power, the world will know peace.”– Jimi HendrixNEWThe south building lunchtime will move to11:30-noonstarting Monday, May 3.Co-Line Press Page 15
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