ACA is committ ed to glorifying God by discipling students in a loving community that pursues excellence

as we partner with parents in Christian education.

As oft en is the case, when the Lord puts something on our heart to do, it requires a step of faith. Last July, my wife Karen and I were asked to step out in faith and begin Atlantic Christian Academy on the campus of what had been home to a 40 year legacy in Christian education. God was leading, and we believed that it was His will for this campus to continue to be used for the purpose of training up the next generation of Christian leaders in Palm Beach County. Where God guides, He provides, and He was faithful in providing the seasoned leadership necessary to begin this new journey. Mr. Jim Rozendal, who brings over 35 years experience in Christian education, has done an exceptional job this first year while serving as ACA’s Headmaster.When ministry leaders choose to walk in faith and trust God there is an incredible opportunity for God to work. When staff, parents, and students choose to follow the leadership of the Holy Spirit and step out in faith behind those leaders, there are some amazing possibilities ahead. Those

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truths are some of the thoughts I would use to describe the last school year. What began as a work of the Lord in July 2013 has led to a series of experiences that will be life-changing for hundreds of people. Our students experienced amazing spiritual and academic growth. They had success in the classroom, on the athletic fi elds, and in the arts. There were some amazing trips, chapels, outreach opportunities, and challenging experiences that caused everyone to grow in their faith. There were teachers who sacrifi ced time and energy motivated by a love for God and the pursuit of excellent education for the sake of our students. There were parents who worked two jobs, drove daily to school, and sacrifi ced greatly so their children would be able to receive a Christian education. So what does God have in store for us this next year? Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us, to Him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Ephesians 3:20-21We are very excited about the new opportunities ahead and are ready to face the challenges as well. As a staff we continue to look to God’s Word and stand on His promises. This ministry has

On the Horizon

Have a safe and BLESSED summer!

Visit our website! www.atlanticchristianacademy.org

been characterized by a daily walk of faith and we invite you to make sure that you, your family, and your friends are on board for the journey ahead. It is one of the most rewarding pursuits that anyone can be a part of whether as a leader, a teacher, a parent, or a student.. We have exciting plans for this 2014-15 school year as we introduce some new teachers and continue to strengthen our academic curriculum and staff training. We will also continue to move forward with remodeling the facility as funds become available through our ACA community. F inal ly, our loving and dedicated staff are committ ed to fulfilling the mission of our school: Atlantic Christian Academy is committed to glorifying God by discipling students in a loving community that pursues excellence as we partner with parents in Christian education.Let’s break it down:We are committed to seeing Christian education thrive in Palm Beach County. The leadership team shares that commitment, and we are excited to partner together…to glorifying God by reaching this next generation and helping them to become all

• Summer Camp Opportunities! See pgs 8-11• F, July 4 Independence Day - Campus ClosedAUGUST:• Sat, Aug 2 ACA Workday - Volunteers Needed 8-Noon• F, Aug 8 All Staff In-Service Day - Campus Closed 8-4pm• M, Aug 11 Elementary Preview (K5-5th) | 6-7pm• Tu, Aug 12 Preview Day! (K5-12) | 1-3pm• Th, Aug 14 First Day of School K5-12. Welcome back! Preschool Open House | 6:30-7:30pm• F, Aug 15 Preschool Student Visitation | 9-11am• M, Aug 18 First Day of Preschool/VPK 2014-15

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OPEN ENROLLMENT CONTINUES!

Calling all ACA Families: Personal tours will be

taking place in the coming weeks! Encourage other

families to join our ACA community and experience the

diff erence a quality Christian education can make in the

life of their child. Remember: you will receive a

$500 tuition discount for every child you

refer who enrolls for the 2014-15 year.

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that God created them to be...by discipling students through training them up spiritually, academically, socially , through the arts, and on the athletic fi elds…in a loving community 5 days a week, 8-10 hours a day while we share biblical truths in the classrooms and through extra-curricular activities…that pursues excellence in all that we do…as we partner with parents, because though God has given you the primary responsibility of raising your children, it is our desire to come alongside you and help your children discover their God-given gift s and talents and become all that God has created them to be!Please pray for the leadership, staff and families of ACA as we move forward into what is sure to be an exciting journey as we partner together in Christian education! Let’s make sure that as many people as possible are part of what God is going to accomplish this next year!Rooted in Christ,Pastor Mark Davis, President Atlantic Christian Academy

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A Day in the Life...

Holocaust Survivor Shares InsightOn Mon, April 28th, in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day, we had the privilege of welcoming Mrs. Zelda Fuksman to ACA. Mrs. Fuksman, who was just a child in Poland at the beginning of

the war, shared how her family survived the Holocaust. 7th -12th grade students were very touched by her story and the advice she gave them: “Enjoy your education…participate in it for your own good… your education is one thing that no one can take away from you!”

“Tommy is a diligent student who consistently completes his seat work. He uses his time wisely if he fi nishes early by reading books from our class library center or by reading his Bible. Tommy loves to look up and fi nd our weekly class Bible verses! I know that God is pleased with all of Tommy’s hard work this year. Tommy is a blessing to have in our 1st Grade class!!”Love, Mrs. Heers

“Matias is a very dependable young man and a friend to everyone. He is always looking for ways to help others out, whether it is a teacher or a student. Matias shows

great leadership in the classroom and is careful to always include others when working on a group project or

organizing a game at recess. Matias is responsible, works hard, and always does his best. He is a great example for

the younger students to look up to!”Love, Mrs. Beatt y

Matias Sanchez, 5th Grade

Tommy Edgar, 1st Grade

Wisdom Kids May 14, 2014

Una celebración internacional! The 5th grade celebrated International

Day by representing a country and sharing information about it to

their class. Many students chose to represent their own countries of origin,

some of which included Jamaica, Cuba, and Venezuela! Aft er sharing

their report and participating in a parade through the school, the 5th

grade feasted on foods unique to their country. What a great day!

The 2nd grade class had an oral book report and decided to dress up like their favorite character from the story. Many of the boys read about a boy detective “Encyclopedia Brown”. Jordan’s godparent is a detective from the police department. He came in for questions & answers and to hear Jordan’s report.

Resource Room Rug WOW! Look what we were able to purchase using the funds

from the Scholastic Book Fair held in the fall! Thank you, parents! The students LOVE it!

Jamaica, China, Mexico... it certainly seemed as though we had special litt le visitors from

all around the world! The preschool children went all-out as they celebrated their own

International Day in late April.

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Moving up to Middle School:

Front Row, L-R: 5th grade class sponsor Mrs. Beatt y,

Matias Sanchez, Sarah Pierro, Janiya Torrence, Nathalie Palacious-Garcia, Ilyana McCartney, Headmaster

Mr. Jim Rozendal. Back Row: Acacia Mays, Katelyn Adair,

Cristian Arango, Hannah Maken, Jonathan Chavez.

Mrs. Gill’s Kindergarten Class recited scripture and performed so beautifully to the delight of their families during the last Elementary chapel of the year. It has been wonderful to see the progress and development of these talented (and smart!) youngsters. We are so proud of them all... welcome to 1st grade! Thank you, Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Walker for training up these children in the way they should go... Prov 22:6

What promise these litt le blessings off er for the future of ACA! The Preschool K4 Graduation program showcased what these wonderful children have come to learn: not only did they know their pledges (do you?), sing and dance, they displayed their understanding of sign language, solfege and Spanish. Yes, the future is bright indeed for our K4 graduates!

ACA Artists

Stockpile Awards at Jr. FACCS

Event

Proudly presenting our fi rst ACA Elementary School Graduates!

ACAArtists

StockpileAwards at Jr. FACCS

Event

On May 15-16, ACA sent 23 pieces of artwork, our

Elementary Choir, two piano soloists and a vocal soloist to compete at Jr. FACCS State Competition held at Palm

Beach Atlantic University. Congratulations to

ALL our State fi ne art participants! By the end of

the awards ceremony, ACA students claimed

six 1st place, fi ve 2nd place and one 3rd place award:

• • • • 3rd Place:6th Toni Chukwu/Watercolor• • • • 2nd Place:4th Ethan Rapp/Piano Solo5th Acacia Mays/ Monochromatic Drawing5th Nathalie Palacious- Garcia /Watercolor8th Cindy Hugel/Watercolor8th Christina Inget/ Digital Media• • • • 1st Place:3rd Tiff any Gao/Watercolor4th Isavella Munoz/Watercolor5th Matias Sanchez/Sculpture6th Toni Chukwu/Craft s7th Gianni Stearn/Sculpture8th Christina Inget/Sculpture

Glory to God!

2nd in State / Watercolor:

5th Gr. Nathalie

Palacious-Garcia

class of 2021

I am a Promise - I am a Pos-si-bil-i-ty... I am a great big bundle of Po-ten-tial-i-ty!

Secondary SchoolCelebration Day

Honor Society inductions, Academic and Christian Character Awards and Varsity Athletic Awards took place Tuesday,

May 20th. It was quite an eventful day! We are so proud of all our students and how well they represent ACA!

The Jonathan & Martha Friendship and Service Award Recipients:

Students willing to lay down their life for a friend

The Paul & Lydia Most Improved Award Recipients: Students that have demonstrated the most dramatic change

The Deborah & Solomon Academic Achievement Award Recipients: Students that seek Godly wisdom

2014 National Junior Honor Society Members: Front Row: Cindy Hugel, Sophia Howell, Nicole

Perez, Valeria Uloa, Aaliyah Henry, Hanna DeLaGarza, Hannah Federico, Tatt iana Chrisitian,

Christian McNeece. Middle Row: Holly Heers, Ethan Vincent, Lauren Rapp, Andrew Swanson, Sarah Myrthil, Sydney Purser, Alicia Gray. Back Row: Christina Inget, Caine Lukas, Alexandra

Torres, Ricky Heers, Jonah Arterburn, Luis Jaimes, NJHS Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Espina.

2014 National Honor Society Members: Front Row: Julio Rodriguez, Joel Kyle, Edsaina Laloi, Gianna Ramos, Jorgia Vichiarat, Lynn

Lin, Gabriella Vasquez. Middle Row: Nathan Ho, Cameron Codner, Jason Reyes, Matt hew Swanson, Noah

Arterburn, Mark Hunerberg, Luke Kyle, Neil O’Neal. Back Row: Claudio Trevisan, Josh Diaz, Jeremy Daniels,

Craig Fashaw, NHS Sponsor Mrs. Laurie Arterburn.

Joey Mazza, Zach Labonte, Hanna DeLaGarza, Toni Chukwu, Ricky Heers, Edsaina Laloi, Cindy Hugel, Jeremy Daniels, Tatt iana Chrisitian, Jonah Arterburn, Noah Arterburn, Gabriella Vasquez, Claudio Trevisan.

Stephen Abraham, Hannah Federico, Andrew Swanson, Edwina Laloi, Sophia Howell, Caine Lukas, Neal O’Neil, Luke Kyle, Joel Kyle, Sydney Purser, Jonah Arterburn, Gabriella Vasquez, Collyn Saldana.

Daniel Zapata, Alex Torres, Matt Swanson, Sofi a Sanchez, Julio Rodriguez, Sarah Myrthil, Daij ah Harvin, Caleb Ferrara, Luis Jaimes, Josh Diaz

Jeremie Nicolas,Taylor Saucier, Serena Theiss, Julian Oetinger, Zach Labonte, Mark Hunerberg, Mike Maldonado, Matt hew Abraham.

Esther & David Christian Character and Leadership Award Recipients: Students striving aft er God’s own heart

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This was a very fun and educational trip and a great time for bonding. The amazing guided tours were so well done and very interesting. My favorite was the Gett ysburg batt lefi eld. This is a monument at Cemetary

Left : Standing at the foot of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Below: Visiting the Amish.

Hill, one of the main points of the batt le. Viewing the diff erent landmarks, historical sights, and museums was a beautiful experience in itself. - Christina Inget

Theses brilliant and talented Middle School Graduates are ready to raise the bar in high school as ACA freshmen!

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Congratulations, Middle School Graduates!

Front Row L-R: Headmaster Mr. Jim Rozendal, Secondary Principal Ms. Sheila Van Es, Nicolas Poblano, Nolan James, Ethan Vincent, Jordan Love, Trevin Levy, Riley Sullivan, Daniel Zapata, Caine Lukas and Class Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Espina. Back Row: Taylor Saucier, Skyliz Sanchez, Nicole Perez, Sophia Howell, Alex Torres, Lecsa Saint-Louis, Valeria Ulloa, Christina Inget, Cindy Hugel, Lauren Rapp, Ashley Cantu, Aaliyah Henry, Holly Heers, Genna Cruz.

Eighth Grade Goes to Washington Our 8th grade Washington, D.C. trip was a great bonding and learning experience. Students anticipated it all year long! They were able to spend a week touring our nation’s capital and get the inside scoop on what an amazing city it is. From the National Archives, to the Lincoln Memorial, to the Smithsonian Museums, our students had a busy schedule taking in the beautiful sights of D.C. Four of our students had the special honor of participating in the wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery. It was a breathtaking experience! In addition, we were able to tour the batt lefi elds of Gett ysburg and head towards Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to Amish Country. This trip truly was an unforgett able experience that our students will carry with them forever! - Miss Elizabeth Espina

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ACA Participants in the wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: Sophia Howell,

Ethan Vincent, Caine Lukas and Cindy Hugel.

Noah Daniel ArterburnEder Mauricio Berrios

Cameron Michael CodnerManuel Francisco CruzPetru Jesus DeLaGarza

Craig Vernon Fashaw, IINathan Seal Fye Ho

Mark Richard HunerbergTimothy Luke Kyle

Wanying Lin

“God’s ways are bett er than your ways.” Speaker/

Pastor Scott Baugh

“Clarity is what we are searching for in our lives and God is the only one that can

give it to us.” ACA Salutatorian

Jason Reyes

“You will always be my children.”

Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Thomas Sanders

“... just make sure you remember

to LIVE YOUR LIFE.”

ACA Salutatorian Matt hew Swanson

“May Almighty God always bless you.” Senior Class Bible

teacher Mr. Gamble

“We understand that no matt er what we do, change is absolutely

inevitable.”ACA Valedictorian

Noah Arterburn

“I am happy to help present to you the adventurous, courageous, vivacious, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Class of 2014.”

Jer 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

3rd John 4 “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth.”

Pastor Mark Davis,ACA President

Christopher Alexander PerezJason Obed Reyes

Jennifer Nicole RichardsCollyn Saldana

Sofi a Sanchez BraccoSelena Nikole SolisMatt hew Lee Swanson

Serena Alyssa TheissNapatsachon Vichairat

Malik Nicoe Yant

Congratulations,Atlantic

Christian Academy

Graduates!

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“It was great being able to shop for the orphanage kids and then fi nally meet them to play. Right when I walked in a couple of the boys came up, hugged me and wanted to play - and I had only been there a minute. Seeing how happy they were with as litt le as they had and watching them play? Priceless. Jesenia was my favorite. The island was really fun - gett ing to play volleyball, soccer and go snorkeling... but I didn’t see a turtle...” Matt Swanson

“The orphanage experience proved that love can never be replaced with money. I love the way God defends orphans. I met children with the most amazing spirits. I felt a connection like that of a mother and her child and how only a mom can make them smile. I thank God for this experience. It was such a beautiful country.” Collyn Saldana

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The Class of 2014 had an amazing Costa Rica trip. Students and chaperones shared many adventures such as whitewater raft ing and ziplining, but the greatest impact was the time spent ministering at an orphanage in LaFortuna. Our students realized how truly fortunate they are and how many opportunities they have compared to the children there. Eyes were opened, hearts were soft ened and lives were changed forever because of this experience. - Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Tom Sanders

SUMMER CAMP 2014SUMMER CAMP 2014K5-6th Grade | June 9th - August 8th, 2014 | 7am-6pm

Summer Camp Fees:$30 Registration Fee per camper5 Day Session $200 per weekMultiple child discount: $25

3 Day Session $150 per weekMultiple child discount: $10

• Camp fees are paid weekly and due on the fi rst day of att endance each week.

• Accounts must be kept current. No daily rates or refunds for days missed.

• Camp hours are 7am-6pm. A late pick-up fee of $15 will be charged per child remaining aft er 6pm.

• Electronic entertainment devices are not permitt ed. Our campers are too busy having fun!

Fun Activities Include:Daily Prayer and DevotionsSports Planet Game CenterRoller Skating / Ice Skating

Picnics in the ParkSpecial Field TripsComputer Class

Arts & Craft sFun FridaysSwimming

BowlingMovies... and more!

DRESS CODE: Appropriate modest summer att ire is required at all times. ACA t-shirts are worn each day and one is provided for each camper. Additional shirts may be purchased for $10.00 and may be ordered at the time of registration. No short-shorts, bikini suits (both boys and girls) or two-piece suits, etc. are permitt ed.

Sneakers are required at all times to prevent injuries (water shoes/sandals are permitt ed for water activities only). Please label all of your child’s clothing, towels, and belongings.

LUNCH TIME AND SNACKS: Please supply lunches and snacks in coolers or lunch boxes labeled with your child’s name. The lunchroom is not open during summer months.Pizza Day is Friday! If you would like your child to participate, please add $5 to your Monday payment (drink and side snack included).

FIELD TRIPS: ACA is excited for our campers to experience multiple points of recreation and interest in the Palm Beach area! All fi eld trips are supervised by our experienced summer staff . Transportation will be provided via school bus. Campers will return to ACA no later than 4:30pm.

Reading throughout the summer keeps a student’s mind engaged while away from school which avoids a decline in their reading ability. Practice makes perfect! It also helps prepare them for the upcoming school year, improving test scores via exposure to vocabulary. All students have received the criteria for completing their reports either in their Friday folders (Elementary) or in report cards (MS/HS). All reports are due Friday, August 15, 2014.

The required reading (book and report) for students entering...• 1st grade is Frog and Toad are Friends by Arnold Lobel• 2nd grade is The Diary of a Worm by Doreen Cronin• 3rd grade is Civil War on Sunday by Mary Pope Osborne• 4th grade is Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume• 5th grade is Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert O’Brien • 6th grade is Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George• 7th grade is Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls • 8th grade is Watership Down by Richard Adams• 9th grade is Animal Farm by George Orwell• 10th grade is Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston• 11th grade is The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck• 12th grade is The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas

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Sport Campssummer

$100 per week or $165 for two weeks8am-12noon | Grades 3-8 Please make checks payable to: Atlantic Christian

Academy with Summer Sport Camp on the memo line

VolleyballJune 9-13June 30-July 3

cheerJuly 21-25

BasketballJune 16-20June 23-27July 7-10 (Gr. 8-12*)

Speed, Power & AgilityJuly 21-25 (Gr. 8-12*)

BaseballJune 16-20June 23-27

CamperName ________________________________________________ Grade ___________________________________

EmergencyContact Name_________________________________________ Phone ___________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________________________________

City/ZIP ______________________________________________School ___________________________________

Camp Selections: Check all that apply

Volleyball: ❏ June 9-13 ❏ June 30-July 3

Basketball: ❏ June 16-20 ❏ June 23-27 ❏ July 7-10*

Baseball: ❏ June 16-20 ❏ June 23-27

Cheer: ❏ July 21-25

Agility: ❏ July 21-25*

Summer Sport Camp Application ‘14

Integrating Faith, Love and Learning4900 Summit Boulevard | West Palm Beach, FL 33415 | 561.686.8081atlanticchristianacademy.org | jgamble@atlanticchristianacademy.org

Total Included: $___________

Please make checks payable to: Atlantic Christian Academy with Summer Sport Camp on

the memo line

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Boys Varsity Baseball: An Unexpected Season This has been a great year

for ACA Baseball. We began the season with just a few experienced players and

went on to become district and regional runner-ups. We were one game away from states! Despite that

disappointing loss, a lot of growth took place. We were really able to grow in Christ as we saw His faithfulness to us. God showed us that anything is possible if you put your faith in Him and

believe. When I say ‘believe’ I mean not only with your

words, but with your actions. As we went into this

season not knowing what to expect we trusted in God as a team and God did the unexpected. God brought a unique group of guys

together to do something

B V i B b llSCOREBOARDSCOREBOARD

Thank you for supporting the ministry of Atlantic Christian Academy www.atlanticchristianacademy.org 561.686.8081

Summer camp: join Us!

What an exciting year for ACA’s Athletic Department! We are very proud of the work and the accomplishments of our teams and individual athletes this year. Our MS and HS teams enjoyed wonderful accomplishments this year, ranging from winning championships, all-star selections, and Coaches’ honors as well.

Our MS Boys Basketball Team won the PACC Conference Championship under Head Coach Phil Robinson. Our MS Co-Ed Flag Football Team fi nished the PACC season as runners-up under Coach Wade Gill.

Our Varsity Girls Volleyball Team competed at a high level advancing to the semi fi nal game in districts. Senior Sophia Sanchez concluded her high school career as one of the area’s best volleyball players and will continue her career at Florida Atlantic University. Our Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball Teams competed as two of the area’s top teams, both advancing to their district championship games, fi nishing as runners-up. Each team had only one senior and is looking forward to going further next season. Senior Malik Yant was named to two

“To everything there is a season... a time for every purpose under heaven...” Ecclesiastes 3:1

The Year in Review by Athletic Director J.R. Gamble

Hey, Kids from 3rd-8th Grade*: Join us for camp! Volleyball: ❏ June 9-13 ❏ June 30-July 3 Basketball: ❏ June 16-20 ❏ June 23-27 ❏ July 7-10* Baseball: ❏ June 16-20 ❏ June 23-27 Cheer: ❏ July 21-25Speed/Power/Agility: ❏ July 21-25*

See previous page for details

*Camp available to students grades 8-12 only

g gextraordinary. This will truly be a year that I will never forget as a

coach. - Ariel Gonzalez

county all-star games. He is looking forward to continuing his playing career in college. Our Varsity Baseball Team also advanced to the district championship game and fi nished as runners-up. They continued on to the regional championship game where they lost a heart breaker game 7-6. Seniors Petru De La Graza, Chris Perez, and Noah Arterburn were all named to the senior all-star game. Coach Ariel Gonzalez was named small school’s county coach of the year. The Varsity Track Team, under the leadership of Gary Lewis, advanced to regionals in the 4x8 relay, 400 meter dash, 800 meter race, 4x1 relay, and the 4x4 relay.

To our athletes, we want to say that we are very proud of your eff orts in making Atlantic Christian Academy the place to be. Thank you to all of our parents that make athletics possible.

We are so very excited about a thrilling and electrifying 2014-2015 athletic year. Our teams are being prepared to glorify God while exemplifying excellence in the classroom and in their respective sport as well. We look forward to seeing you at the games!

2014 Athletes of the YearSenior Noah Arterburn and

Junior Gabriella Vasquez

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