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March 2020 Volume 106 | Issue 01

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push myself too far. Let’s just say I was that crazy mom that when my girls would have friends come over, I’d be jogging around the house to get more steps than the person I was in competition with. Never sitting to watch TV but standing there jogging in place. You’d think at this point that I’d be able to run a marathon, especially since I’d stay up ‘til midnight just to get 35,000 steps in for the day, but NO! I have found a balance now and usually keep the competition to myself and the monthly challenge that the device has within the app. It will nudge me to move if I have been sitting still awhile or I am close to hitting a daily goal and I will get up and move around.

Now that the weather is warmer it will be easier to move more, get outdoors and breathe in the fresh brisk air of spring. It’s time to start working outside cleaning up brush, cutting back overgrowth, planting flowers, and cleaning gutters of the fall and winter leaves so that they drain properly.

May you all have a wonderful spring!

Hello and Happy New Year!

Many have started the year with resolutions to lose weight, eat healthier, quit a bad habit, go to bed earlier, etc. I hope your year started off successfully and is continuing to be the year you want it to be.

Although, I’ve never been big on resolutions, I try to keep healthy by exercising and moving more daily. One thing that helped me stay motivated was getting a fitness tracker. The daily challenges and competitions would usually encourage me to do better than the day before, of course that was until I would receive a challenge from a friend. It was at that point the competitive side of me came out and then I’d usually

UpFront

R O L N Í K MARCH 2020

UPFRONT 2 Editorial 3 Letter from the President

LODGENEWS 4 Lodge Meetings 4 Lodge News

HOME OFFICENEWS 9 Home Office News11 Service Pins

editor Samantha Nowaski

officers + directors

president Wiley Shockley vice president Wes Jacksonvice president-at-large Richard Hykel secretary James Smith

district directors district 1 Joe W. LilesP.O. Box 366 | Holland, TX 76534

district 2 Julius Dubcak1400 Katie Lynch Dr. | Pflugerville, TX 78660

district 3 Tom Stavinoha10420 Will Lehman Rd | Needville , TX 77461 district 4 Dennis R. Vanek501 Kelly Crick Rd | Victoria, TX 77904

district 5 Jack W. Clark4000 S Georgia St, Ste B1 | Amarillo, TX 79109

district 6 Rhonda R. Steelman 5780 Loving Trail | Frisco, TX 75036

district 7 Wayne Wilson7026 E OSR | Bryan, TX 77808

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Letter from the Editor

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R O L N Í KMARCH 2020

T E X A S FA R M E R March 2020 Volume 106 | Issue 01

UPFRONT 2 Editorial 3 Letter from the President

LODGENEWS 4 Lodge Meetings 4 Lodge News

HOME OFFICENEWS 9 Home Office News11 Service Pins

WILEY SHOCKLEYPresident

RVOS Farm Mutual Insurance

Letter from the President

Greetings and štastné jaro,

The year 2020 somehow has a special ring to it when you say it out loud. It is the 20th year of the 21st century and the first year of the 2020’s decade. It is also a leap year which means we will have an extra day. I’m not sure if that means an extra workday or an extra day off. Since February 29th falls on Saturday, I’m adding it to the weekend list. The Jupiter and Pluto Conjunction will mark the new year 2020 as a period of regeneration and healing. It will renew the downturned sectors of economics and politics and will pave the path for new beginnings. The economy seems to be healthy enough, but we sure could use some help in the political arena. People are supposed to feel an inner instinct for accomplishment, success and achievement in 2020.

Out of curiosity I was looking back at some of the predictions that were made 20 years ago to see how they turned out. (1) Life expectancy was supposed to rise past 100. Not yet. The global average in 2019 was 72.6 years and 78.6 years in the USA. (2) Computers would be invisible. Yes, they are for the most part invisible, being embedded everywhere and in every aspect of life these days. (3) Your every move would be tracked. It seems that way. Whether we know it or not, I think that Big Brother is here and every move we make in our daily lives is tracked and collected by the government or a company of some sort. (4) We’ll have personal devices as companions. Well, look around anytime or anyplace and you will get your answer. People seem addicted to their smartphones and how many of you carry on a conversation with Alexa or Siri? (5) Humans will set foot on Mars. Not quite, but we’ve landed eight unmanned spacecraft on the planet’s surface. There were many more, but I thought these seemed interesting.

If you know someone who commits insurance fraud, speak up! Stopping fraudulent activity helps keep premiums down. If you know someone who commits arson or theft of property insured by RVOS, let us know. If that person is convicted, you could receive a reward up to $500.

The following RVOS fee schedule is being provided for your information and convenience.

Annual Policy Fee - $25.00Quarterly Fee - $5.00 per quarter

Monthly Draft Fee - $1.00 per monthLate Fee: $25.00 per policy

The RVOS Insurance Group offers online

payments on all policies. Details on how to make

your payment using check or credit card can be

found on your invoice. We accept electronic

funds transfer (EFT) by check or credit card

payments through Visa, Mastercard, American

Express or Discover Card. For more information

about online payments, visit www.rvos.com or contact the Home Office or your Agent.

Fee Schedule

Online Payments

Fraud Reward

One prediction we can make and pretty much guaranty the outcome in 2020 is that the weather in Texas will be unpredictable. You never know just when or where a severe convective storm will develop as Springtime approaches. Don’t be unprepared or caught by surprise with the insurance coverage you have. Now is a good time to contact your agent for a policy review and update. Make sure your valuable assets are fully insured with the correct values and deductibles that meet your expectations.

Our Mission Statement at RVOS is to provide quality property insurance to its membership, continue to improve our current products, develop new products and provide sound management and customer service at an exceptional level that surpasses the competition. Here are a few recent developments.

In 2019 RVOS implemented new enhanced policies that are coverage specific to the occupancy of the property. This was done for the benefit of our members for clarity purposes and to reduce any ambiguities that might be associated with multi-occupancy type policy forms. Our new Customer Portal was rolled out in October at MyRVOS.com. as announced in December. This allows our insureds electronic access to policy documents, billing and pay history, claims information and more. You will be able to create your own online account that is available around the clock. Customer service is important to us. Contact your agent listed on the back page of this publication or the Home Office for any assistance you might need.

Best Regards and Naším cílem je sloužit vám.

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The Grove Lodge 58 presented a $500 donation to the Moffat Community Center Association. MCCA, managed by a nine-member board and a host of volunteers, is located on the west and north edges of Lake Belton and is maintained and operated for the Moffat Community and surrounding area for rental and various activities. Currently a 110-year-old building that served as the rural county school for the area, has served as the Moffat Community Center since the schools closing after the 1973-1974 year and merger into the Belton ISD.

LODGE 58

Pictured (L-R): Agent David Coufal, MCCA President Jim Wingo, MCCA Secretary Carol Wingo, MCCA Public Relations Chairperson Carol Hinckley and MCAA Board member Edgar Bounds.

RVOS District 7 and Nova Morava-Bryan Lodge 79 partnered to sponsor the 1st place Junior Division Record book and Interview for the Brazos County Youth Commercial Heifer Show held on November 9, 2019 in Bryan, TX.

LODGE 79

Pictured (L-R): Presenting the award District 7 Director Wayne Wilson, award recipient Abbie Brown, Cali Wilson and Lodge Secretary Linda Wilson.

LODGEMEETINGSNovy Tabor Lodge-Caldwell

Lodge 9

Date: Sunday, April 19, 2020 Time: 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Place: New Tabor SPJST #17/CSA Hall Notes: Invitations will be mailed to members with RSVP information.

Krizan-West Lodge 46

Date: Sunday, June 14, 2020 Time: Hall opens – 11:30 a.m. Meal served – 12:30 p.m. Place: Cottonwood Hall West, TX Note: Members are asked to bring desserts. Short meeting and scholarship(s) awarded prior to meal.

Rozkvet-Jourdanton Lodge 127

Date: Sunday, April 26, 2020 Time: 4:00 p.m. Place: First Commercial Bank Community Room 1301 Oak St. Jourdanton, TX 78026

Tioga-Whitesboro Lodge 103

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2020 Time: 5:00 p.m. Place: Knights of Columbus Hall 221 North Prairie Street Pilot Point, TX 76258

LODGE 43

Myrtle Springs Lodge 43 donated to the Forty Niners Senior Club on December 3, 2019.

Pictured front row (L-R): Agent Oda Ruth Martin, Jolene Donahoe and Club Chairman Charles Browning. Middle row (L-R): Club members Billie Spurgeon, Judy Browning, Connie Wood and Linda Yancey. Back row (L-R): Club members Perry Gresham, Mary Hutton, Henry Wright, Jerry Boatwright and Virgil Nelson.

LODGE 47

Marak-Abbott Lodge 47 made a $500 donation to West EMS on December 19, 2019. Pictured (L-R): Lodge member Harry Hykel, Ambulance Supervisor for West Volunteer Ambulance Service Tom Marek and Lodge Vice President Eugene Rejcek.

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LODGE 87Buggy Creek-Taylor Lodge 87 held their annual meeting and social on October 12, 2019 at the SPJST Hall in Taylor, TX. where they enjoyed a catered barbeque, meal served by Chris Kelm catering. After the meal there was a country and western dance by Sterling Country Band. Donations were made to the Taylor and Thrall Volunteer Fire Departments with RVOS matching the donations. Donations were also made to SPJST Lodge #29 cook off and the SPJST Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center fishing tournament.

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The 2020 officers are pictured (L-R): Lodge President Leroy Marx, Lodge Financial Secretary Velma Marx, Lodge Secretary Carolyn Holub, Agents Albin Machu and Elaine Machu and District 2 Director Julius Dubcak. Not pictured: Lodge Vice President Woody Richards.

LODGE 101

Waterloo Lodge 101 held their annual meeting at the Lucky Dog Grill in Taylor, TX on December 19, 2019. Pictured (L-R): District 2 Director Julius Dubcak, Lodge President Mo Hamann and Lodge Secretary/Agent Ron Randig.

Pictured (L-R): Lodge President Leroy Marx presenting a check to John Estes with the Taylor Volunteer Fire Department.

Pictured (L-R): Lodge President Leroy Marx presenting a check to Thrall VFD Fire Chief Whitney Whitworth.

LODGE 107

On December 23, 2019 Meeks Lodge 107 made a $150 donation, for the 4th consecutive year, to the Rogers Volunteer Fire Department. A donation was also made for $150 to the Buckholts Volunteer Fire Department.

Pictured at left (L-R): Rogers VFD Fire Chief Ernest Stroud and Lodge President Roy Buckholt.

Pictured at right (L-R): Buckholts VFD Fire Chief Robert Rodriguez and Lodge President Roy Buckholt.

LODGE 108

Houston Lodge 108 donated $500 to the Vietnam Veterans of Schulenburg, TX for the Wounded Warriors Project. Lodge President Dennis Hermis attended the Veteran’s Day Celebration and presented the check. Pictured: Lodge President Dennis Hermis presenting check to the President of the Vietnam Veterans of Schulenburg Erwin Kunz surrounded by fellow veterans.

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LODGE 109

Waco Lodge 109 held their Christmas Party December 8, 2019 at Geneva Hall in Elm Mott, TX. Everyone enjoyed a catered barbeque meal and Santa Clause. 200 plates were served, and 200 pounds of food were collected for the food drive along with cash donations to the Waco Caritas. Members honored for over 50 years of membership were awarded Roadhouse gift cards.

Dallas Lodge 142 held their meeting on January 16 at the Circle Grill in Dallas, TX.

LODGE 142

Pictured (L-R): Lodge President/Agent Nick Patillo, Lodge Secretary Rosa E. Ramirez, Lodge Treasurer Lana Holub and outgoing Lodge President Laddie Gajdica.

Pictured (L-R) Front row: Lodge President/Agent Nick Patillo, Lodge Secretary Rosa E. Ramirez, outgoing Lodge President Laddie Gajdica, Helen Gajdica, Lodge Treasurer Lana Holub, Mark Holub, April Athas and Paul Athas. Second row: Agent Bobby Liska, Agent Thomas Athas, Theresa Liska and Sarah Martin. Third row: Jerry Hoard, Jim Liska and retired agent Bob Liska.

Pictured at top (L-R): District 1 Director Joe Liles, Honored members Leona McCullough, Mary Urbanec, Lodge President Robert Stone, Edward Zettler, Helen Crocker, Doris Azbell, Adele Hanus, Agent Johnnie Gaidusek, Honored members Elsie Gaidusek and Jackie Zrubek.

Pictured top right : Special Honoree Weldon Galler World War II Veteran and 50 plus years RVOS member. Pictured bottom right: Santa (Justin Gaidusek) and children waiting to visit with him.

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LODGE 165

Linden Lodge 165 held their Annual Business/Fish Fry Social on October 17, 2019 at Efurd Orchards and Venue in Pittsburgh, TX. Those who attended received gift bags, there was a drawing for door prizes, and everyone enjoyed a catfish buffet catered by Morgan’s Catering of Hughes Springs, TX.

Pictured above (L-R): RVOS Vice President-At-Large Richard Hykel, Dorothy Hykel and Lodge President/Agent Frederick (Ricky) Miller.

LODGE 185

Kirbyville Lodge 185 held their annual meeting on December 14, 2019 at the Marshall Insurance Office in Jasper, TX. Everyone enjoyed a fried chicken lunch.

Pictured (L-R): Lodge President Erick Rogers, Agent Doris Marshall, Lodge Secretary Karen Rogers, District 2 Director Julius Dubcak.

Pictured at top: A few of the door prizes that were given.

Pictured at bottom: Items that were in the gift bag.

Pictured at top: Members lining up for catfish buffet.

LODGE 189

Bosque Lodge 189 made donations to the area food drives in Bosque County. Valley Mills, Clifton and Meridian each received $350.

Pictured (L-R): Agent Johnnie Gaidusek with food drive volunteers Jean Brown, Stephney Gaidusek, Carmen Roberts, Charles Boyde and James Lewis.

Pictured: Items that were in the gift bag.

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Above, Montgomery County Lodge 197 held their annual meeting on November 2, 2019 at the New Waverly Church of Christ Fellowship Hall in New Waverly, TX.

LODGE 197

Pictured above front row (L-R): Christine Bryan, Lodge Secretary Gladys Dorman, Steve Bryan, Kay Strickland, Mary Kadlubar and Agent Marilyn Rodgers. Back row (L-R): Lodge President Harold Hurry, Peggy Brock, retired agent Jean Goldin, C.W. Strickland and Robert Kadlubar. Not pictured: Photographer Darlene Skaggs.

LODGE 216Central Texas Lodge 2 1 6 d o n a t e d t o the Hamilton Public Library. This donation will assist the library with their building expansion.

P i c t u r e d : A g e n t Angela Tubbs (right) presenting check to Nancy Diaz (left) with the Hamilton Public Library.

Pictured top right (L-R): a donation for $500 was made to the Coat of Many Colors by Montgomery County Lodge 197. Member Mary Kadlubar, Representative for CMCM Yolanda A Perez and Agent Marilyn Rodgers.

Retired agent Jean Goldin presented a $500 check to the Riverside Volunteer Fire Department from Montgomery Lodge 197.

Pictured (L-R): Riverside VFD Fire Chief Ben Crocker, retired agent Jean Goldin, Dick Golden, Riverside VFD President Brad Sherman.

Mildred HolemanPast Agent Lodge 108

Pam BaumgartnerPast Secretary Lodge 167

In Sympathy

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The annual Salute to Business hosted by the Chamber of Commerce was held January 28 at the Mayborn Convention Center in Temple, TX. The keynote speaker was the 48th Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott. The Governor highlighted the City of Temple’s growing economic diversity, investments and workforce. Companies set up booths for those attending to sample products or learn about the company and their goals.

Pictured (L-R): Stormtrooper, Operations Manager Priority One Insurance Cherime Greenman, Darth Vader, Marketing Administrative Assistant Misti Nixon, Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker and Corporate Secretary James Smith.

RVOS Home Office Employees wore red on February 7 to help raise the awareness of heart disease in women. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both American men and women.

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RVOS Home Office employees made donations in the months of November and December to raise money for Food for Families and Toys for Tots. Employees had the option to wear jeans for their donations.

At top right, a check for $750 along with food items was given to Food for Families on November 25, 2019.

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A check for $725 was presented to Toys for Tots on December 13, 2019 by RVOS President Wiley Shockley.

Pictured (L-R): Corporal Edward Morton, RVOS President Wiley Shockley, PFC Daniel Lopez, KWTX Chief Meteorologist Brady Taylor and Mary Shockley.

District 2 Director Julius Dubcak donated $500 to the Good Shepherd Mission in Huntsville, TX.

Pictured (L-R): Representing District 2 Director Julius Dubcak Lodge 197 Secretary Gladys Dorman and Case Manager Crystal Judie.

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RVOS participated as a Ruby Level sponsor for the 66th Annual Texas Young Farmers Convention which was held in Denton, TX on January 9-11. The organization provides educational programs designed to meet the needs of men and women with a vested interest in agriculture. They provide leadership training and experience for leaders and good citizens, cooperate with FFA Chapters and their activities, participate in civic and community service work, among many other things. To learn more about the organization, visit their website at txyoungfarmers.org.

Pictured (L-R): member Don Beene and 2020-2021 President Herb Casey.

66th Texas Young Farmers Convention

Pictured: TYF members preparing gift bags as a community service project for assisted living residents.

Weston Martin won 9th place with Meat Pen Rabbits for Covington FFA. He is currently in 8th grade. His parents Billy and Jean Martin are members of Cleburne Lodge 161. District 6 Director Rhonda Steelman sponsored the purchase of his rabbit at Auction.

Pictured: Weston Martin at the Covington FFA.

Sponsorship RVOS Service Pins

Greg McAnaw was recognized January 5 for his 5 years of service with RVOS. He started his career as claims and personal property adjuster and moved to Claims Manager in October of 2015. Greg and his wife Cortney live in Temple. They have two boys, Laken (5), Sutton (3), and a daughter Coeyn (1). Greg likes watching sports and cooking out.

5 YEARS

Congratulations on your accomplishment, wishing you many more years of service with RVOS!

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Delegates seated at the 2018 Convention will attend their district meeting to elect the District Director, Bylaw Committee member or respective Alternate for their district.

Bylaw Article 10 Section 1 (e) “When elected district positions are non-contested, voting shall be conducted by mail or electronic ballot, administered by the Home Office.”

DISTRICT 2 MEETING Saturday, November 7, 2020

10:00 a.m. Navasota Center Bluebonnet Room

103 Stadium Dr Navasota, TX 77868

Representing Lodges Moravan-La Grange Lodge 2 - Disbanded

Dime Box Lodge 6 Corn Hill Lodge 10

Nada Lodge 23 Pisek-Fayetteville Lodge 24

Greive-Schulenburg Lodge 40 Praha-Flatonia Lodge 42 Frydek-Sealy Lodge 52 Sliva-Weimer Lodge 59

Dubina-Weimer Lodge 60 - Disbanded Orech-Weimer Lodge 63 Sedan-Weimer Lodge 64

Komensky-Plum Lodge 65 - Disbanded Cistern-Flatonia Lodge 67 - Disbanded

Smithville Lodge 69 - DisbandedFayetteville Lodge 72 Circleville Lodge 77

Buggy Creek-Taylor Lodge 87 Rek Hill-Fayetteville Lodge 94

Saint Bernard Lodge 111 San Gabriel Lodge 123

Austin Lodge 150 Kirbyville Lodge 185

Montgomery County Lodge 197 Lake Livingston Lodge 199

NE Star Lodge-Montgomery City Lodge 211 Bluebonnet Lodge 223

District Meetings Scheduled

DISTRICT 4 MEETINGSaturday, October 24, 2020

2:00 p.m. First Commercial Bank

Community Room 1301 Oak St.

Jourdanton, TX 78026

Representing LodgesNovohrad-Moulton Lodge 39

Moravia Lodge 41 Shillerville Lodge 55 Marekville Lodge 56 Skidmore Lodge 57 Hobson Lodge 66

Svoboda-Yoakum Lodge 74 Shiner Lodge 84

Tyn-Ganado Lodge 100 Corpus Christi Lodge 112

Ragsdale Lodge 117 Janak-Hallettsville Lodge 121

Rozkvet-Jourdanton Lodge 127 Selma Lodge 136

Bennview-Lolita Lodge 139 Worthing-Hallettsville Lodge 140

Alamo-San Antonio Lodge 141 Bexar San Antonio Lodge 196

Wilson County Lodge 210 Caldwell-Guadalupe Lodge 214

DISTRICT 6 MEETING Saturday, October 24, 2020

9:00 a.m. registration 10:00 a.m. meeting

Bass Pro Shop 5001 Bass Pro Dr.

Garland, TX 75043

Representing LodgesMyrtle Springs Lodge 43

Ennis Lodge 51 Palo Pinto Lodge 68

Novy Domov-Terrell Lodge 98 Tioga-Whitesboro Lodge 103

Pottsboro Lodge 129 - Disbanded Dallas Lodge 142

Sonoma-Ennis Lodge 147 Twin Cities Lodge 151

Southeast Dallas Lodge 153 Cleburne Lodge 161 Linden Lodge 165

Navarro County Lodge 167 Lewisville Lodge 172

Mount Pleasant Lodge 173 Quinlan Lodge 192 Decatur Lodge 206

Paris Lodge 207 Ben Wheeler Lodge 209 Pineywoods Lodge 213

Richardson No Bull Lodge 232

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Every four years at their respective district meeting delegates from the district will elect a District Director, an Alternate District Director, a Bylaw Committee member and an Alternate Bylaw Committee member. District meetings are held in the district’s set election year, which is staggered by district.

District Director, Bylaw Committee or Respective Alternate Eligibility Requirements

• The member must have been a member in the Association for at least three years immediately prior to being elected.

• The member must have been a member in the district for which he/she is elected at least one year prior to being elected, and must reside within those district boundaries at all times.

• The member must hold at least $3,000 of insurance with the Association.

• The member must not be related to any member of the Board within the third degree as dictated by Section 573.002 of the Texas Government Code to be elected as District Director or Alternate Director.

• If the member owns his/her own home, that home must be insured by the Association in order to be elected or to serve as a District Director or Alternate Director.

• The member must not be an officer of any other fire or extended coverage insurance company. If he/she becomes an officer of such company after being elected, he/she automatically resigns from that position.

• The member must meet other qualifications as outlined in the Conflict of Interest Statement or as set by the Association.

• The member must never have had a license for any professional designation placed on probation, denied, suspended, revoked, canceled or non-renewed by any state or regulatory body.

• The member must never have been disciplined or fined by a state department or other regulatory body.

• The member must never have been convicted of, pled guilty or nolo contender (no contest) to any misdemeanor involving moral turpitude or to any felony.

Application Process

The following documents must be submitted to the Home Office at least 45 days prior to the district meeting:

• Application • PreCheck Disclosure and Authorization for background check • Signed Conflict of Interest Form • Signed Exposure and Fiduciary Duty Form

Applications for District 2 must be received at the Home Office on or before September 23, 2020.



Candidates who meet the above qualifications and are interested in one of the elective positions can contact Wiley Shockley at [email protected] or Samantha Nowaski at [email protected] to request an application.

Applications for Elected District Positions are now available

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