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Volume 31 Issue 05

THE VENICE REGIONAL CHAPTER OF THE ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA, P.O. Box 1064, Venice, FL. 34284

www.Venice.AACA.com

Owner‘s Manual May 2018

Once per year, our Venice Regional Chapter of the

Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) holds

an annual member Appreciation Day and Breakfast

and all members are invited, at no charge. We refer to

it as Breakfast At The beach.

Again, this year, it was held, under cover, in the Pavil-

ion at Maxine Barrett Park by the shore of the Gulf of

Mexico. A stiff Gulf

breeze whisked through

the Pavilion for most of

the event causing some

loose objects to go fly-

ing, let alone all mem-

bers with previously

coiffed hair. The event

“officially” was from 9 am to Noon but members

started streaming in early to get good seats and con-

verse with friends. Preceding them, their transporta-

tion, were many of their classic and antique vehicles.

A nice car show for those in the Club and passers-by.

A lot of planning was done to make the event a suc-

cess with encouragement to all members to sign up in

advance to ensure sufficient food.

A final total number of 128 humans

and a couple puppies made the

event. Everyone was fascinated to

arrive and find the tables decorated

with centerpieces and hand-painted rocks. Yes, rocks.

The rocks are

referring to all of

many pieces of

artwork of

Karen Errico.

Those responsi-

ble for setting up

before the on-

slaught of mem-

bers, were

George and

Bunny Nubile,

Bev Arnold, Karen Errico, Tom and Diane Hen-

derson, Dennis and Jan Nubile, Keith and Vickie

Lewis and Larry and Lynn Slevin. Our illustr ious

leader and President oversaw the entire event.

Continued on page 5...

Pictured from left to right: Treasurer, Larry Slevin; Director, Gary Felker; Director, Chuck Duke; Director, Chuck Ford

President, George Nubile; Director, Norm Sinclair; Vice President, Diane Henderson; Secretary, Reggie Foote

April was a pretty active month for our Club. Our April 5th Board Meeting showed all officers

and directors engaged in some challenging new ideas as how to improve our Club. Up for discussion, as some of you heard at General Meeting, is changing our corporation status from a 510-c-3 NOT FOR PROFIT Corporation to a 501-c-3 NON-PROFIT Corporation. Our paperwork as such was completed and prepared by Lynn Slevin. The board approved of us moving forward and paperwork was given to our By-Law Committee for review and compliance with AACA regulations. On April 19th, the by-law committee met and determined that as soon as we get confirmation of how this is treated by other Regions and AACA national formatting of By-Laws, we can proceed going forward to adopt. Also, we determined the date we would invite all charitable donation recipients to our Club meeting. That date is June 11, 2018 for the presentation of their checks. The Venice Gondolier Sun Newspaper will be asked to participate in this event. The board was updated on the Historic Spanish Point Car Show to be held on May 6, 2018. It will be a $15.00 entrance fee to the show and will include entrance to the Park. See Keith Lewis for more information. Our general meeting was held on

April 9th and had 79 folks in attendance. The social dinner hour at Burgundy's on The Square had 35 people for dinner. It appears we have a new favorite restaurant for our members. Many compliments!! The post car show meeting was held on April 18th. In attendance were Keith Lewis, Dennis Nubile, George Nubile, Wyatt Rinker and Larry Slevin. There were many thoughts and idea's presented and discussed. One, is a more defining description of specific jobs and responsibilities during and before the Show by adding various committee's to take charge of the many aspects of our show. This should make the show more fluid. Breakfast at the Beach was “A BLUSTERY EVENT”, but none the less an epic success with 125 members signing up and 3 arriving unsigned (128). We fed 120 people. A big Thank You to ALL who participated. A special Thanks, to the Social Committee and to Member Ken Obeshaw for donating his artwork. * A reminder to everyone, this Club is growing at an accelerated rate and there are many volunteer positions we could use help with, even if you are a seasonal Club member*!! HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY TO ALL... President George C. Nubile 941-240-2428 [email protected]

2018 Chapter Board

& Committee Chairs

President:

George Nubile

941-240-2428

Vice President:

Diane Henderson

941-484-1184

Secretary:

Reggie Foote

941-492-5331

Treasurer:

Larry Slevin

248-231-8990

Car Show Chairman:

Keith Lewis

305-345-0031

Car Show Co-Chairman:

Larry Slevin

248-231-8990

Membership Chair:

Diane Henderson

941-484-1184

Directors:

Gary Felker

Chuck Duke

Jim McCarthy

Chuck Ford

Norm Sinclair

Chaplain:

Rod Dimon

941-662-9389

Scholarship Chair:

Judith Zangwill

941-488-8128

Webmaster:

Chuck Ford

[email protected]

Owner’s Manual

Publisher: Wyatt Rinker

[email protected]

Owner’s Manual 2 May 2018

THE VENICE REGIONAL CHAPTER OF THE AACA D IRECTORY & MESSAGES

Message From The President

mailto:[email protected]



HISTORICAL VEHICLE - submitted by Chuck Ford

The AMC AMX is a two-seat GT-style sports car that was produced

by American Motors Corporation for the 1968 through 1970 model

years. The AMX was also classified as a muscle car, but "unique

among other American muscle cars at the time due its short wheel-

base". To a degree, the AMX was a competitor with America's only

other two-seater of the era, the Chevrolet Corvette, for substantially

less money. Fitted with the optional high-compression medium block

V8 engine, the AMX offered top-notch performance at an affordable

price. In spite of this value and enthusiastic initial reception by auto-

motive media and enthusiasts, sales never thrived. However, the au-

tomaker's larger objectives to refocus AMC's image on performance

and to bring younger customers into its dealer showrooms was

achieved. After three model years, the two-seat version was discon-

tinued, and the AMX's now signature badging was transferred to a

high-performance version of its four-seat sibling, the Javelin, from the

1971 to 1974 model years.

1970 AMC

AMX Coupe

Engine

Configuration V-8

Location Front

Displacement 360 Cu In

Bore 3.08 In

Stroke 3.44 In

Valvetrain 16 Valves / OHV

Carburetor Quad Downdraft

Cooling Liquid

Power 245 HP

Compression 9.0/1

Torque 365 Ft Lbs.

Drivetrain

Transmission 3 Speed Manual

Drive Rear Wheel

Dimensions

Wheelbase 97 In

Front Track 60 In

Rear Track 57 In

Length 179 In

Width 72 In

Height 51 In

Weight 3126 Lbs.

Wheels & Tires

Wheels 14 In

Tires E76 x 14


John Mancini 05/03

Bob Errico 05/04

Carol Wood 05/04

Anthony Berta 05/05

Gail Day 05/09

Keith Hensley 05/09

Peter Yasigian 05/09

Gary Felker 05/13

Robert Hogan 05/16

Sylvia Duke 05/17

Carmen Chiungos 05/19

Peter Stephens 05/21

Joan Priest 05/21

Joann Conner 05/21

Philip Maria 05/22

Keith Goldsmith 05/22

Maggie Rodgers 05/23

Eileen Goldsmith 05/25

Diane Henderson 05/25

Debbie Stephens 05/26

Bill Johnson 05/29

Babe Lanning 05/29

Bill Trier 05/30

Karen Swisher 05/30

COMMITTEE DIRECTORY 2018

COMMUNICATION &

PUBLIC AWARENESS COMMITTEE

Reggie Foote-Chair – 941-492-5331

(Newsletter, Proofread etc. Assignments )

Mona Hynch-Chair - 941-966-0324

(E-mails, Mailing List,

Sunshine and phone call communication)

CAR SHOW COMMITTEE

Chairman – Keith Lewis- 305-345-0031

Co. Chair - Larry Slevin- 248-231-8990

SOCIAL EVENT & PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Chairs: Diane Henderson – 941-484-1184,

BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE

Chair: Larry Slevin - 248-231-8990

Co-Chair: Jim McCarthy - 941-445-4531

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Chairman: Fred Noren - 941-882-4543

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

Chairs: Diane Henderson 941-484-1184,

Mona Hynch - 941-966-0324

WEBSITE COMMITTEE

Chairman: Chuck Ford: 941-228-0384

Chuck Duke, Larry Slevin

CHARITABLE COMMITTEE

Chuck & Sylvia Duke, Jim & Cindy McCarthy, Lynn Slevin and Tom & Diane Henderson

CHARITABLE FUND / SCHOLARSHIPS

ADVISER BOARD Chairs: Judy Zangwill - 941-488-8128,

Lois Sinclair 941-408-9217

David & Nancy Lefebre

Frank & Marti Ness

Paul & Deb Rauch

John & Margie Mancini

Cliff Wright & Tania Doucet

NEW MEMBERS

ANNIVERSARIES

BIRTHDAYS

THE VENICE REGIONAL CHAPTER of the ANTIQUE AUTO-

MOBILE CLUB of AMERICA is an autonomous chapter of the An-

tique Automobile Club of America. The Owner’s Manual is the offi-

cial publication of the Venice Regional Chapter (Club) and is provid-

ed to all advertisers and members in good standing. All material pre-

sented in the publication shall remain the property of the Club. The

material presented herein may be used in other AACA affiliated pub-

lications. We ask that the Owner’s Manual and the article’s author be

given proper credit. This newsletter and its contents are, and shall

remain, the property of the Club and the information contained herein

is provided for members information. The ideas, suggestions and

opinions expressed in articles are those of the individual authors and

no Club authentication is implied. The Club assumes no liability for

any of the information contained herein. All photos herein are the

property of Club members unless noted.

Merle & Linda Garman 05/07

Neil & Sunni Rideout 05/07

Doug & Carol Wood 05/10

Raymond & Donna Sherman 05/10

Frank & Marti Ness 05/12

George & Bunny Nubile 05/14

Jon & Diane Buono 05/16

Chuck & Sylvia Duke 05/17

George & Joan Lucyk 05/23

Mario & Cathy Grippi 05/24

Privacy Statement: When you included your

Anniversary and Birthday on your membership

application, it was understood that you gave permission

to publish the month and day in the Owner’s Manual. If

you would like to have your dates removed from the

newsletter, please contact Membership Committee

Chairman, Diane Henderson.

IN MEMORY OF:

Fred Skowska


AACA EVENTS AND INFORMATION

….Continued from front page.

Tom Henderson

was caught by

camera laying

over one table

holding down the

tablecloth due to

the wind. The

event was to bring

as many members

together in one

place with what turned out to basically be a four part

event. Club President, George Nubile presided and

gave a brief introduction.

First was the food, of course, catered by Affordable

Catering, as was plentiful so seconds could be had

for those with a decent appetite or the need for bacon.

Secondly, the swearing in of the 2018 Board Of Direc-

tors. They are: Treasurer, Larry Slevin; Director,

Gary Felker; Director, Chuck Duke; Director,

Chuck Ford; President, George Nubile; Director,

Norm Sinclair; Vice President, Diane Henderson;

Secretary, Reggie Foote and Director, Jim McCar-

thy (absent). Each Board member was presented

with new style name badges, which aside from the

requisite names, showed Board positions. Depending

on positions, Board members will serve out one or two

year stints. Volunteers all!

Thirdly, a 50/50 cash drawing was observed for those

that bought tickets. A total of $258.00 was taken in

with $129.00 going to the winner, Wayne Connor, and

same to Club. A total of $60.00 was donated to the

Breakfast by the unsung to help defray the cost.

Fourth highlight was a drawing where each attendee

was handed a free numbered

ticket. Long time Club member, Ken Obeshaw, do-

nated several of his works of art. Inclusive were two

crystal lamps and many of his unique paintings. Num-

bers were drawn by President, George Nubile, one by

one, with the assistance of Secretary, Reggie Foote,

with the first picked having the choice of the table.

The Board of Directors want to thank the kindness of

Ken and Jan Obeshaw. This is the second time that

Ken has donated his fine artwork to Club members. A

little piece of Ken's work may be hanging or lighting

up in some of our homes. Thanks again Ken!!

Continued on next page...


...Continued from previous page.

It was brought to our attention, that Club member,

Frank Royer, was chosen to par ticipate in the

Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. to attend the

Ceremony on April 24th. He will be accompanied

by the Post Commander of the VFW 12055

Braden River, who will act as his guardian on

this flight. Frank served in the Korean War from

1953 to 1955 in the U.S. Army stationed in Ger-

many as part of the Occupational Troops. Frank

will share his experience at an upcoming General

Meeting as a guest speaker. We look forward to

Frank sharing his experience.

Though this author pointed out four main events,

there were numerous from the Car Show to the

puppies wondering what the heck was going on.

Was that rain I felt on my leg?

As with many events, several members were kind

enough to take photographs of the breakfast.

Group photographer was Wyatt Rinker, our dedi-

cated Editor of our Newsletter, the Owner's Manu-

al. Rich Albrecht was seen taking photos as well.

I can only imagine just how many photos were

taken overall now that almost everyone carries a

gadget capable of taking photos in their pockets

and purses. As with any many-faceted event with

such a large gathering (a record by the way), I

may have missed something or someone and I

apologize and hope that we can all look forward

to another Breakfast At The Beach here in Para-

dise! Kudos to Mona Hynch, George Nubile, Wy-

att Rinker and the many others that contr ibut-

ed to this article.

THE END

Submitted by Secretary, Reggie Foote




New Member, Cliff Wright’s 1983 Ferrari 308GT

Reggie & Judi Foote’s French Citroen

Red Hynch and Cliff Wright

Rich and Pat Albrecht, Red and Mona Hynch



Thank You to Karen Errico and Fred

Jenness for contr ibuting their pictures

to this article. A huge benefit of publish-

ing a digital newsletter compared to a

printed newsletter is that space is essen-

tially unlimited and there is no cost asso-

ciated with the size of the newsletter. So

I encourage you to send me pictures that

you take at future Club events. ~Wyatt

[email protected]

THE END again




Hazeltine Nurseries 15th Annual Spring Festival

Club Vehicle Display, March 24th 2018



Hazeltine Nurseries 15th Annual Spring Festival

Club Vehicle Display, March 24th 2018

Pictures provided by Fred Jenness



Club Lunch at

Paradise Grill

March 28th 2018

Pictures provided by

George Nubile



Club Lunch at Paradise Grill

March 28th 2018


ACTIVITIES & EVENTS SCHEDULE

Important Club Activities

that we encourage you to attend.

Sunday, May 6, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm.

Historic Spanish Point Car Show

337 N. Tamiami Trail, Osprey.

See Flier for details

Monday, May 14, 7:00 p.m.

Club Membership Meeting

Venice Community Ctr.

326 Nokomis Ave. Venice.

CLUB MEETING ROOM - WEST MILAN

ENTRANCE ROOM "G". USE MILAN ST. TO

ENTER PARKING LOT.

Doors open at 6:30. Program by Jim McCarthy &

Diane Henderson on Club charity donations.

**Dinner before the meeting. 5:00 p.m.

Abby’s On Miami Restaurant

220 Miami Ave W. – On Venice Island

Post-meeting dessert/social, Denny’s Restaurant

Located at Lowe’s Shopping Center. Gary Felker

will take a show of hands at the meeting, of those

that plan to attend.

Saturday, May 19, 10:30 a.m.

**Venice Region AACA. Club Tour Down Casey

Key with lunch at The Casey Key Fish House.

Please see flier for details.

—- OR —-

Saturday, May 19, 10;30 am to 1:00 pm.

“Lemon Bay AACA, Venice AACA Combination

Picnic. Call ‘Dave Schram’ for location of park.

Wednesday, May 23, 1:00 p.m.

**Club Lunch, ‘EGGS-TRAordinary Café

2282 Tamiami Tr. N. ( next to Mama Leone’s Ital-

ian Restaurant )

Monday, June 11, 7:00 p.m.

Club Membership Meeting, Venice Comm. Ctr.

326 Nokomis Ave. Venice. Room ‘G’

Doors open at 6:30. Program – Charitable Funds

Presentations.

**Dinner before the meeting. 5:00 p.m.

Gold Rush BBQ Restaurant Located at 661 S. Ta-

miami Trail, Venice, on the Island.

Post-meeting dessert/social. See Previous.

Saturday, June 23, meet at 10:30 a.m. Leave at

11:00

**Club Tour down Old Tamiami Trail and Lunch

at “Left Coast Seafood Restaurant”

See flier for details.

Wednesday, June 27, 1:00 p.m.

**Club Lunch, Paradise Grille

1097 N. Tamiami Trail, Nokomis.

If attending any of the marked **Events, contact

Karen Errico for reservations: 941-497-3824 or

[email protected]

Cruise-Ins in the Area

First and Third Friday of the Month, 5-9 p.m.

Denny’s / Venice, 1681 US Hwy 41 By Pass

Lance's Cruzin to the Hop

Second Saturday of the Month, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00

p.m.

Ideal Classic Cars / Venice


First Monday of the Month, 6:00 8:00 p.m.

Cruise-In with Candy Girl at Amore's, Venice

2357 S. Tamiami Trail, Venice (across from Bill Buck

Chevrolet). Candy Girl Calendar

First Saturday of the Month, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Downtown Englewood Cruise In

Dearborn Street, Englewood

Sunday 27, 1:00 to 5:00 pm

Advanced Auto car Show – Located in Bird Bay

Plaza, 615 #41 By Pass Venice.



http://www.collectorcarstv.com/car-show-schedule.html


https://wsrz.iheart.com/content/2017-01-11-cruise-in-hour-calendar/



THE VENICE REGIONAL CHAPTER OF THE ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA

Membership Meeting Minutes - April 9, 2018 Submitted by Secretary Reggie Foote

Meeting Start Time: 7pm

Salute To Flag. All, Invocation/Prayer: Rod Dimon. Quorum: 79 Members/Guests total signed in

Guests/Others In Attendance: 6 – Brief Introductions by each. Board Members: All present – 1 Vacancy

March General Meeting Minutes approved. Meeting agenda provided by President, George Nubile.

George announced that there were 35 members that attended the pre-meeting Social Hour at the Burgundy's

Restaurant in Downtown Venice. Important that those wanting to attend any future Social Hours, notify, in ad-

vance, Karen Errico due to limited restaurant seating.

George discussed what's happening between the AACA and the AACA Museum – Resolution forthcoming.

General discussion about changing the Venice Club from a 510-C3 (Not For Profit) to a 501-C3 (Non-Profit).

Lynn Slevin has been working for the change. Lynn gave a brief overview and status of the changes. There

will be a meeting within the next 2 weeks of the By-Laws committee to alter/change by-laws accordingly.

Guest, Rosie Schroeder, South County Food Pantry presented a short program on the charitable organization

which feeds approximately 450 families per-month.

Director, Chuck Duke reviewed what the Club is doing as far as charitable donations of which $9,500.00 is al-

located for 2018. Amounts as follows:

Fish'N For Heroes - $1,500.00. Southeast Guide Dogs - $2,000.00. South County Food Pantry - $2,000.00

Children First - $2,000.00. Venice High Scholarship- $1,000.00. Automotive/Collision student - $1,000.00

NOTE: Amounts may be variable.

In past, all scholarship monies were to Venice High School seniors entering college. Overall, our Club is now

beginning a “fluid” program and distributions to charities and organizations will be reviewed each year.

Vice-President, Diane Henderson provided update on Membership: 130 Members, total of 243 inclusive of

spouses/others.

Larry Slevin, Treasurer discussed various financial aspects of Club monies with a short update

Director, Jim McCarthy provided update of new style Shirts and Badges and the need to carry an inventory to

best serve new members as purchase of shirts is a minimum of 12 from printer.

Director, Chuck Ford discussed changes to the Venice AACA Web-Site. More content and information will be

made available.

Wyatt Rinker, Editor of the Owner's Manual, our monthly Newsletter, provided update of his activities, content

and changes. At this time, there are too many events and activities listed in the Newsletter in the area of general

interest. The Newsletter will focus on listing events pertaining to our Club.

Director, Gary Felker provide update of upcoming events and shows.

Future Tours information for October and November provided by Richard Albrecht

Member, Dave Lanning suggested that he may host an event at his home, as he has in the past. Will advise.

Last event attended by approximately 80 folks.

George reminded that the upcoming Kimal Car Show could use additional judges.

The slate of Board Officers will be inducted at the Breakfast At The Beach on April 15.

The 50/50 drawing was $93.00 each, winner and Club. Chuck Ford won and donated his $93.00 to assist with

costs for Breakfast At The Beach. Many thanks Chuck!

Meeting adjourned at 7:55pm

Membership Totals: 130 Full Members 243 Joint Members


BOARD MEETING: Thursday, May 1 , at Myrtle Trace, 2:00 p .m.

BOARD MEETING: Tuesday, June 5, at Myrt le Trace, 2:00 p .m.



Venice Region AACA

May 19th, 2018 Caravan

Casey Key Tour

Meet at 10:30 a.m. Depart at 11:00 a.m.

Join us for a beautiful ride and enjoy some of

the grandest homes on the Key. We will finish

our tour at the Casey Key Fish House and enjoy

the spectacular views and wonderful food they

have to offer. What a way to spend the day!!!

Meet at McDonalds parking lot at Laurel and Pinebrook (Publix

Shopping Center).

From Pinebrook and Laurel, make a left heading west on Laurel

Road. Follow across 41 and continue on

Laurel Road to bend. Continue South on Bayshore Road. Follow

to Albee Road. Make a right over the bridge. At Stop Sign, make

a right onto Casey Key Road. Follow to Blackburn Point Road.

Bear right.

Casey Key Fish House is on the right. Additional parking is

across the street.

Please R.S.V.P. by contacting Karen Errico, 941-497-3824

or [email protected]



Have you heard of Collector Car Companion? Did you know its run by one of our own

Venice AACA members?

This is a great tool and is

being offered FREE to our Club

Members by fellow member John

McKeon. ~WR

Collector Car Companion is an

innovative web-based tool that will

help you organize, document and

track your collector vehicles. Col-

lector Car Companion helps you

plan your work, catalog your parts, track your costs and suppliers, organize your photos, and

document your progress on all types of projects, from routine maintenance to full blown res-

torations and everything in between. You can use Collector Car Companion for all sorts of ve-

hicles including classics, antiques, customs, hot rods, resto-mods, whatever. And it’s just as

useful for other types of collector vehicles like motorcycles, boats, airplanes, tractors, etc.

How is Collector Car Companion used?

Collector Car Companion is organized around how you

normally work. It uses the strip-down, restore, replace

and assemble workflow we are all accustomed to when

working on our vehicles. And Collector Car Compan-

ion is flexible enough to match the way you want to

work. Maybe you want to track every nut and bolt on a

frame-off restoration. Collector Car Companion can do

that for you. Or maybe you just want to document ma-

jor sub-assemblies on an engine rebuild. Collector Car

Companion can do that for you as well. You determine

how much detail you want to capture and Collector Car

Companion adjusts to the way you want to work.

Venice AACA members can get a free subscription to

CCC by going to CollectorCarCompanion.com and

entering the promo code VeniceAACA2018. Just a

small thank you to our Club and its members for every-

thing you do for Venice and the surrounding area.

Club Member, John McKeon

Collector Car Companion

https://www.collectorcarcompanion.com/


CLASSIFIEDS

FOR SALE

1938 Chevy

6 cylinder, $15,500

Contact Ed McDonald

at 941-485-1866.

FOR SALE

1964 1/2 Ford Mustang Convertible

V-8 with 3 speed manual transmission, PS, PT, about

95% original, repainted original Poppy Red in 2002, un-

der 59,000 documented miles, original invoice and own-

ers manual, plus maintenance records. Awesome looking

and drives great. $34,000.

Contact Lee Goolden - 941-485-4940

Advertise your

items for sale

here! Classified Ad Prices: Classified Ads are free

to current members. Non-Members pre-paid

cost is $10.00 per month. Business or Com-

mercial Member Business Card Advertise-

ments are $125.00 per year; (pre-paid). Checks

should be made to Venice AACA mailed with

the Ad or Business Card to PO Box 1064, Ven-

ice FL 34284.

All Ads must be renewed by phone or email.

Contact Gary Felker: 941-375-1035;

[email protected]

FOR SALE

2007 Shelby GT 500 Convertible

6 speed, 1 of 30. Marti report verified. Rarest color com-

bination Shelby made in 2007. Car has NEVER been reg-

istered and has 6 original miles. Still has factory plastic

on seats. Been stored in a temp controlled showroom from

new. $51,500. OBO

Bill Salmeri 518-390-3414. [email protected]



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