ONE TEAM. ONE LOVE. ONE ERG. ONE TEAM. ONE LOVE. ONE ERG. Our home.

What’s Inside?
Spending their First Times...2
A Message from the President...3
ERG Welcomes Static...4
ERG Faces Amazing Race...6
Two on Q...8
ERG Holds Orientation...11
Sport Stacking...12
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Spending their First Times by Ruel Andaya

UP ERG-LB held a Feeding Program last

August 20, 2009 as its semi-annual community
service activity at McDonalds-Vega Arcade Center.
The UP ERG-LB was then joined by 22 street
children. The excitement of the children were very
obvious in their gestures and in their concept of
punctuality. The External Committee spearheaded
the activity with a short yet lively program for the
children and for the members of the organization as
well. There were fun games facilitated by Ate
Ben-Ben and with the help of the rest of the
committee. As everyone waited for the meal, some
of the members entertained the children. It was very
explicit that the children were having a good time
chatting with the members of the organization,
spending “camera moments” with their newly-found
“Ates and Kuyas” and sharing their feelings to the
members of the organization (Kuya, pasama naman
po sa CR..^_^). And as the activity get along, one
member of the organization unconsciously asked a
street child, “First time mo ba dito?” And without
any hesitation, the child reply, “Opo, ngayon lang
ako nakapasok dito.” From the expression of the
member, it was quite obvious that he was “moved
by the fact” (sino kaya ito? CLUE: R _ _ _x.. hahah!).
The program ended by 1:00 pm and all of the
members, together with the rest of the street
children, went home feeling fulfilled. Maybe some of
them were not aware on how they have touched the
lives of those street children by not just sharing
them McDonalds food but also by showing them
that there were people who will willingly spend a
quality time for them. Once more, the activity had
not just manifested that every member of the UP
ERG-LB possessed a mind that thinks, but also a
heart that cares.
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A Message from the President
One Family
I t took me a long time to even begin this line. I tried hard and deeply think of a way to inspire you, my fellow
ERGmates. But what the heck, let me just pour out my thoughts and feelings as I type this article.

It’s been five years since this organization has been revived. Unfortunately, I did not see the complete growth
of ERG. But it doesn’t matter to me now. As what everybody says, it’s the present and the future that matter. Leave
the past behind. We have been misjudged, undermined, underrated. And how did we fight back? We proved them
wrong and showed them what we really got. We have hosted the EngMeet successfully two years back. We have
organized orientations, convocations, team buildings, outreach activities, and sem-enders in trendy manner.
Improvement has been our aim since. How have we done this? It’s all because of every member who commits and
takes ownership of the organization. It does not matter how few we are but how each individual contributed his/her
time, finances, and most especially the heart for the love of this organization.

We have encountered a lot of obstacles as we spend more time here in UPLB and sadly for some of us, more
time than we’re supposed to. We may have failed one, two or most of our subjects. We should not see this as a
disappointment but as a challenge to become better. Do not put the blame onto other persons or things but only to
yourself. It is because every thing that happens to you depends on your decisions. Be not be afraid to accept this
fact. We are always here prepared to lend a hand when you are ready to stand up and regain your lost pride. Always
remember that you are not alone.

I have come to love every piece of surprise this organization has to offer – the fun, laughter, games, songs,
cheers, hangouts, booze, and most importantly the people comprising it. I am grateful to have companions who are
still proud to be a member despite ERG’s negativities and deficiencies. It is true that in ERG, having fun is never
really a challenge but a natural quality we have always been able to share among ourselves.

We may be the rowdiest, loudest, and most playful organization in CEAT but what makes us great is we still
produce results. I remember one alumnus said, “Dati para lang kaming isang barkadahan, ngayon org na talaga
kayo,” thus a definite sign of progression. We are still however a brotherhood/sisterhood that never ceases to have
fun, but this time, we are starting to realize what we are able to accomplish as a group.

So my dear ERGlings, trust me, I may not be perfect but as your Small Daddy, I will be protecting you in the
best way I can. Nevertheless, I won’t be able to do this alone. I will constantly be needing your cooperation. That’s
what a family does. We help each other. No brother or sister left behind. We have already emERGed. Now it’s to
time to ERGcelerate – to think faster, to move quicker and to step UP to excellence. We are one family in ERG!

Francis A. Asebuche
UP ERG-LB President
2009-2010
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ERG WELCOMES STATIC by Jennifer Tolentino

Batch Static giving their best shot in singing during UP ERG-LB’s acceptance night last July 17, 2009.

Jmembers.
uly 17 was the night. The UP Engineering Radio Guild Los Baños accepted their new batch of
The event was held in Pansol, Calamba City.
Batch Static consists of Sharrae Jaeford Agbayani (Sha), the batch leader; Mark Louie Narvaez
(Maouie), the silent sophomore; Francis Jackie Agres (Jack), the Ross look-alike; Jan Romuel Padolina (JR),
the laughing hyena; and Kennedy Abrasia (Jun), the next Mr. ERG; and two honorary aspirants, both CE un-
dergrads – Christopher Luib Geganto (stoi), the young grandpa; and Benazhir Joy Arellano (Benben), the
Japanese-speaking gal.
Here are their shared experiences.
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What are your expectations for the finals Benben: Masaya syempre na member na (ako).
night?
Stoi: Fun, worth the effort, benefitting. What have you learned from the whole proc-
Benben: Magiging scary mga members lalo na ess?
execom. Maouie: Masaya talaga sa ERG.
Sha: I thought it will last very long. Stoi: Come prepared.
Benben: Stick to your principles and be strong
Do you have any preparations (as a group/ kahit na against all odds na situation.
individual)? Jun: The truth that excelling in acads is not
enough to call myself successful because suc-
cess can never be spelled without “u”.
Maouie: As a group, ayun lalo namin pinagtibay
ang batch unity at as individual, ni-ready ko na Sha: Big things start with a big step.
lang ang sarili ko sa mga mangyayari at hingi
ang tulong ni God. All throughout the acceptance night, every
Stoi: Group talk, encouragement about trust and applicant had his/her own story made. Some had
determination, review [constitution] and tickler. hard times yet fun and memorable. Some treated it
as adventurous but unpredictable. Time of giving up
Benben: Mental preparation and of course usap-
was once part of their choice at that moment but
usap na walang magku-quit no matter what the sense of pride, dignity, and commitment
happens.
conquered it all.
At the end of the night, all the sufferings and
Feelings during the finals night? obstacles were covered with contentment. A warm
Stoi: Kinakabahan baka ma-reject. welcome from the members relieved the
nervousness and fear that they felt. And being
regarded as new members of UP ERG is the greatest
What were you thinking at that time?
price they had.
Maouie: Nasa isip ko na dahil nasimulan ko na,
Welcome to UP ERG!
tatapusin ko na kahit anong mangyari.

How did you feel after being accepted?

“Follow your heart, but be quiet
Sha: Relieved. for a while first. Ask questions,
Jun: I feel I [gained] a new family.
Maouie: Relieved at masaya na ERG member na
then feel the answer. Learn to
sa wakas. trust your heart.”
Stoi: Very happy!
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ERG FACES AMAZING RACE by Richelle dela Cruz

The UP Engineering Radio Guild- LB held its

Amazing Race II last October 10, 2009. The goal of
the activity is to tighten the bond between the
members. This was the organization's last activity for
the first semester.

The Game
The first station was located at the EE Building.
The members were given their respective groupings.
By the power of faith and luck, each group picked a
paper, where different sounds of the animals were
written which they have to mimic. This is the catch.
With the supervision of Aryan and Topher, each
member is blindfolded and located far away from
each other. Since they're blindfolded and got no idea where their groupmates were, they have to make
their sounds louder – loud enough for them to gather up. Some cheated the sounds. Some peeked in
their blindfolds. But the fun was just starting. The first group who "herd" up together excelled to the next
stop.
On their way to the next stop, each team collected green flags with letters UP ERG. The first flag
was a bonus flag with the letter "U". The second flag was placed near the Engineering building and along
the bridge. The other teams were lost at the beginning for they thought that there were flags along the
Agronomy Building. The leading team headed directly to the next challenge.
Waiting at the Carabao Park, Roms prepared
the next exciting task. Each teams has to pick a paper
with the tasks they have to do. Some picked the task
of taking a picture with Jollibee. Some picked the
tasks of imitating the commercial of Mar Roxas. The
others have to take a picture with Oble. They even
asked a person to write UPLB in their forehead. And
also, they asked somebody to apply nail polish. The
station required a lot of guts and thick face.
Still catching up with their breath, the teams
moved on to the next stop which was at CEAT. In
there, each team will have a representative who
picked a paper written the amount which he/she has
to get from a basin of flour.
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The thrill was they have to do this using their mouth and not through their hands. This challenge was
about having good strategies to complete the goal.
With no time to waste, the teams quickly headed to the Math Building for an appetizing challenge.
For some, this served as a treat. But for others, it’s not. In this course, one has to choose which type of egg
he/she has to eat. The choices are red eggs, white boiled eggs, and balot. Each team was required to eat
three eggs. Almost everybody enjoyed this since most have not eaten their breakfast.
The race started to fire up. When the competition become more intense, other teams still didn't
lose their hope. The next stop was an uphill race towards New Dorm. After the egg challenge, the teams
have to make use of eggplant. This was like a relay challenge. The first person tied in his waist a straw rope
where the eggplant hung. The member must hit the small cap of any bottled drinks towards his teammate
waiting in the next line. Everybody grind their way to reach the finish line. This challenge required patience
and strategy.
As the end of the race drew near, the teams ignited more to win the race. Of course, even though
they've finished all the tasks, they must still complete the flags. The second to the last stop and the most
pain-staking task was in the Molawin river. Everyone must pave their way and carefully walked through the
mossy rocks. They even have to swim their way. Along the river, Jayson and I planted the remaining flags
to strategic places. We even put fake flags to spice up this course. Waiting at the end of the challenge,
another task must also be accomplished. Each team must present the complete flags and they must be
complete for them to excel to the next and final stop.
Win or lose, what matters in this race is the experience shared by everyone. After cleaning
themselves, everybody headed to the org house for a small feast. This is indeed another memorable
experience for the organization and I hope that the bond between members was not only tightened but
was also strengthened.

The Winners
After all these struggles, one
team was only crowned the winner of
this race. However, consolation prizes
were given to the second and third
place. The first team to arrive at the
Carabao Park was the team of Iske,
Ivan, Ghe, BJ, and Rolex. Following
them at second place were Jams,
Nikki, Maui, Sharrae, and Vien. In the
third place was the team of Tats, To-
len, Stoi, Jack, and Ix. Bry, Cath, LA,
Sammy, and Gideon got fourth place.
And last but not the least, the last
team to arrive composed of Chuck,
Ruel, Neslie, Epz, and Jun.
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Two on Q
Two prominent figures in the Electrical Engineering
department – Engineers Isabelo Mercado III and Noah
Badayos, UP ERG LB’s senior and junior advisers respectively,
graced us an interview and talk about Lady Gaga, having crush
on students, emotional blackmails, and what’s-not. Let’s find out
more about their personality aside from knowing them as both
Laude graduates and board topnotchers.
Single or taken?
Beckoy: Syempre single! (laughs)
Noah: Not married. (laughs)
What is your childhood dream?
Noah: Uhm, ano ba, scientist? Pero di naman ako scientist,
engineer ako. Kaw? (turning to Beckoy)
Beckoy: Hmm... childhood dream ko? Ano nga ba? Travel
around the world. Kaso hindi ko pa nasisimulan.
Meron po ba kayong unfulfilled dreams?
Noah: Gusto kong maging rockstar. (laughs)
Beckoy: Wala pa. Siguro sariling bahay. And everything.
UP ERG President Francis Asebuche and Vice President for Secretariat Nikita Valenzuela
interviewed Engr. Noah Badayos and Engr. Isabelo Mercado III.
Bata pa naman kayo Sir eh.
Both: Siguro. (laughs)
Frustrations na sana nagawa niyo nung college?
Noah: Ah. siguro yung mas nag-socialize ako, mas lumabas.
(laughs) Oo nga. Parang ano kami nun eh, very studious.
Beckoy: Kahit papaano may pagka-introvert.
Nagsama ba [kayong dalawa] gumimik?
Noah: Hanggang school lang eh. Mga [school boys] kami.
Nagka-crush na po kayo sa estudyante?
Noah: Oo naman. Normal naman kasi yun.
Initials?
Noah: (laughs) Matagal na akong nagturo, so marami.
Beckoy: Ako hindi, pero sa teacher nagka-crush ako.
Sino po?
Beckoy: Ha? Hindi, nung estudyante ako.
Noah: Oo kahit ako ganun naman.
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Andito pa Sir? Medyo Sir. (laughs) Sir walang filtering.
(laughs) Noah: Pag nagmura ka lalabas.
Beckoy: Nung high school pa nga.
Noah: Si Marla! Ay… (laughs) Pwede kayong magpa-PS Sir mamaya.
Beckoy: Actually nag-EE ako kasi..
Since sa EE, maraming bumabagsak, anong worst na gi- Noah: ...nagsimula siya civil engineering eh.
nawa ng estudyante para pumasa?
Noah: Parang naalala ko yung parang kailan lang eh. (laughs) Shiftee lang ba kayo Sir?
Beckoy: Oo shiftee ako nun. Kailangan ko yung DOST nun.
Yung tipong sinuhulan kayo? Actually hindi naman for financial reason parang masabi na
Noah: Yung ginawa ng estudyanate sa akin? Hindi.. Pag wala, DOST scholar. Parang nasabi naman nila sa akin okay daw
wala talaga. yung EE. Pwede yung ChemEng pero namili lang ako e EE,
Beckoy: Unfortunately, wala pang death threats. Kailangan ko ChemEng. Ayoko ng ChemEng kasi andaming subjects na
pang maka-encounter. hindi maki-credit at saka parang feminine ang dating sa akin,
Noah: Ah, meron palang isang estudyante nun. Di ko siya stu- kaya EE talaga.
dent sa class na yun. Parang yung exemption ayaw naming Noah: Actually maraming estudyante impression pag pumapa-
ibaba. Tapos biglang sinigaw niya sa hallway, si ‘Sir Noah gan- sok sila ng EE, Electronics. Parang ganun. Pero dito power
yan ang lupit’ or something, parang ganun. systems. Parang ganun yung nangyari sa akin. Later ko na
Beckoy: Siguro ano lang yun... lang nalaman na may power systems pala.
Noah: ...bugso ng damdamin.
Beckoy: Sa akin din, parang may impression din sa akin, lalo Bakit ERG?
na yung first few years ko dito, di ba? Pag nagpa-exam daw Noah: ERG?
ako sobrang hirap. Nung una lang yun. Pero ngayon, ewan ko Beckoy: Kung ano yung sagot niya. (laughs)
lang. Tapos yung iba parang dinadaan nila parang personal Noah: Play safe ka ah. Actually yung nag-i-start pa lang yung
kunwari alangan sila sa isang subject, sasabihin na pag di pu- SELES nun konti pa lang sila then andami ng lumalapit sa amin
masa madi-dismiss sila, permanently dismissed tapos meron nun pero parang that time sa sobrang seryoso kong magaral
silang pamilya, anak, ganun. nun di ako... wala... tska parang wala akong kasama nun na
papasok . Ay hindi, actually marami yung mga blocmates ko
Emotional blackmail? pala mga SELES pero parang wala. Hindi ko feel mag-org. And
(laughs) then eto nga yung mga non-SELES na batchmates naming sina
Beckoy: Ikaw yung magiging dahilan kung bakit nasira yung Oliver. Okay naman sila masasaya sila kasama. Sila yung nag-
buhay nila. Mahirap din. bring up na tayo tayo ng org. And then syempre maganda rin
Noah: Pero wala pa naman siguro yung indecent na... yung diba merong rival na org. Kasi pagka-exclusive lang sa
isang org yung EE, isa lang yung EE na org. Hindi magu-grow
Indecent proposal? mismo yung org. Dapat may competition para mag-improve.
Noah: Wala wala. Hindi sila mag-aattempt. (laughs) So, siguro maganda na kami yung makipag-compete. Although
graduating na kami nun, so technically konti lang yung experi-
Bakit pala kayo nag-EE? ence namin, exposure.
Noah: EE? Siguro, nagsimula yung fascination sa electronics. Beckoy: Kakaiba yung tanong e ‘no, sa halip na “Why ERG?”,
Anlayo nga eh. So dun and then eventually nung nalaman ko “Why not SELES?”(laughs). Ganun din. Sumasama lang ako sa
yung power systems, ayun naisip ko na mukhang okay siya mga malimit kong kasama noon. E nung college sila lang na-
kaya nagstay ako. And eventually nag-graduate study pa ako, man. Tsaka meron akong masamang impression dati dun sa
yun na major ko. mga tinatawag na initiation. Kasi sa family namin laging pina-
Beckoy: Sigurado kayong lalabas sa paper ‘to? Yung mga si- paalala sa amin na wag kang sasali sa mga may ganyan gan-
nasabi namin dito? yan, may hazing. So inisip ko. Pero alam ko na yung difference
ng frat na org tsaka academic org, pero yun nga. Basta ayun
iniiwasan ko lang yung mga initiation tsaka yung sumasama
ako sa mga kabatak ko. (cont’d to p.10)
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(from p.9)
Tag-ulan Sa Puso Ko
Choice of music? -Tol
Noah: Ako madami eh usually yung mga heavy metal, metal
rock, progressive rock, progressive metal. Yung ganun.
Nakikinig din ako ng classical lahat. Pero kailangan medyo may Sa isang patak ng pagdududa nagsimula
konting variety pero mas drawn ako sa heavy. Mga rap naano Bumuhos ang langit ko ng luha
ko rin naman.
Binalot ang paligid ko ng lamig at
How about novelty? pagdurusa
Noah: Ayun medyo naasaar ako kasi alam mo yun. Parang
konti na lang yung nag-iisip ba? Panay ganun na lang pag nov-
Iniwan ang mga pisngi kong basa
elty, ang aim na lang nila ay to earn money kasi sila yung mabi- At ang puso kong sirang- sira
lis maka-catch. Ganun din sa mga revival na song yung kasi
sila yung pinakamabilis na nag-click. Kaya naasar ako ay ni-
revive na naman. Paano makakalimot itong pusong hindi maramot
Beckoy: Ah music? Kung sa bawat pagpikit ng mga mata
Noah: Lady gaga? (looking to Sir Beckoy)
Beckoy: (while wiggling his shoulders) Poker face? Nakaka-
Ngiti mo ang syang nakikita
LSS minsan pero di ko gusto yung music ang gusto ko talaga At kung sa pagtulog, sa aking gunita
yung mga ballad. Masaya nating tawanan ang naaalala
Noah: Pero bilib ako kay Lady Gaga kasi siya yung nagsusulat
ng sarili niyang music siya nagko-compose siya nagpi-play.
Parang kumpleto yung package so impressed ako sa kanya. Sa sakit man ang pagkatao ko’y binalot
Beckoy: Artist ba or music in general?
At tanging tag-ulan sa puso ko ang dinulot
Marunong kayong magluto Sir? Konti mong oras ay huwag sanang
Noah: Natuto ako nun. Na-enjoy ko siya. ipagdamot
First ever dish na niluto niyo (except fried)? Kahit man lang sa text wag sanang makalimot
Noah: First? Sinigang ata yung first ko yun eh. Yun yung first At para kahit doon lang, pag-ibig ko’y
ng karamihan eh…
maipaabot
Beckoy: First? Simula nung pagkabata?
Noah: Sinigang, tinola, adobo, madali lang yun.
Beckoy: Sinigang din, nag-sisig para sa sarili ko. Lunod man sa pighati dahil sa pag-ibig
Noah: Ayun nag-experiment na ako nun.
Beckoy: Pero mas type ko pa rin kung iba yung nagluluto ako. nasawi
Pag ako parang di masarap. Pinto ng puso ko’y isara ma’y
Noah : Ako, natsa-challenge ako pag ganun, gusto ko i-improve makakapasok ka pa rin
lagi.
Sapagkat, hanggang ngayo’y ang susi ikaw lang
Complete the sentence - nagmamay-ari
Si Isabelo Mercado ay…
Maaaring sa pagsulat nitong tula ako’y
Noah: Si Isabelo Mercado ay matalino at mabait na bata.
(laughs) titigil
Ngunit sa pag-irog sa iyo’y walang makapipigil
Si Noah Badayos ay...
Beckoy: Si Sir Noah ay mas matalino at mas mabait.
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ERG holds Orientation by Francis Asebuche
UP ERG-LB held its 1st installment of orientation this school year 2009-2010 at KFC Grove Los Baños
last July 1, 2009. Mark Erben Jaim, VP for Membership and Recruitment, headed the event while Cathelene
Batiquin and Rommel Sarsonas emceed for the night. It was attended by almost 30 orientees.
The occasion started with a prayer led by Jessel Loise Lamzon. The head of the organization, yours
truly, welcomed everyone with a brief history of the organization - its background, objectives, and past
activities. It was soon followed by the introduction of the Executive Committee and the members
comprising each committee. An audio-visual presentation about the organization, made by Kit Manlangit,
was shown for the orientees to get a feeling of how it is to be an ERG member. Also, some alumni took
time to attend that night. They were Angelo Mag-atas, Eunice Suministrado, and Limuel Peraz. Engr. Noah
Badayos, the organization’s junior adviser , surprised us by his presence and even shared a short speech
about being a pioneer member of UP ERG-LB. Inspirational testimonials delivered by Eunice, Angelo, and
Brian Job Malonzo, sure helped some attendees make their decision to join the “gang”. While the food are
being served, batch Pulse performed to entertain (or distract?) the dining guests. As for the last part of the
program, questions were raised and answered to clear up some doubts and uncertainties of the orientees.
The night ended successfully with a bunch of happy members smiling on the camera, taking
pictures as if there’s no tomorrow, without a hint of tiredness in their faces amidst the preparations and
the long day that was. Kudos ERG! Congratulations to everyone of us!

Engineering Meet 2008-09

ERG on their cheer dance
presentation. UP ERG-LB placed 7th among the 12 organizations that
competed in the Engineering Meet 2008-2009. The
awarding ceremony was held at the NCAS Annex Audito-
rium last August 16, 2009. The recognitions received by
the organization are: Men’s Chess – Champion; Men’s
Basketball - 1st runner-up; Women’s Chess – 2nd runner-
up; and Men’s Billiards – 2nd runner-up. The org was also
awarded the Best Jersey design. Our very own Angeli
Loren Aguilar, bagged the title of Miss EngMeet 2008-
ERG’s Angeli Aguilar won 2009. Congratulations to all the winners and especially
Ms. EngMeet 08-09. the members who sweat their butts out for the love of
ERG. (SPORTSCOM )
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LEARN A NEW SPORT
Sport Stacking by Mark Neslie Petingco

One of the fast-growing, addicting sports
nowadays is “sport stacking,” also known as “cup
stacking” or “speed stacking”. It is an individual
and team sport that involves stacking specialized
plastic cups in specific sequences in as little time
as possible. The sport began as an activity at a
southern California boys and girls club and
received national attention in 1990 on The Tonight
Show (starring Johnny Carson). It was invented by
Wayne Godinet, and later formed a group named
Cupstack. Later, it was developed into a true sport
by Bob Fox, a Physical Education teacher, and
formalized the rules and established a governing
body, the World Sport Stacking Association (WSSA).
Sport stacking uses specially designed plastic
cups: to prevent sticking, with holes in the bottom al-
lowing air to pass quickly, and designed with ribs to
be quickly separated. Sequences are usually pyramids
of three, six, or ten. Participants usually compete
against the clock or another player.
It is easy, fun, and exciting to learn sport stack-
ing. With this sport, participant would develop hand-
eye coordination. It has a simple motto - “stack fast!”.
So, what are you waiting for? Sport stack now!

WORDHUNT
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