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lemondrop13 03-22-2008 03:55 PM
Arithmancy Lesson 2: The Major Cycles
 
As you step through the Arithmancy classroom doors, you see the room set up as it always is: neat and exactly-positioned rows of wooden desks and chairs, the latter of which have cushions in a myriad of colors and textures to match your comfort and liking. The walls are filled with thick wooden shelves, on which rest a seemingly endless number of Arithmancy texts and the occasional Ancient Runes and Divination reference.

Professor Shackleton sits behind her desk at the front of the room in lilac-colored robes, her skin a bit pale and her hair pulled back off her face. Her head is resting against the back of the chair and her eyes are closed, though she is clearly not sleeping. She lifts her head and opens her eyes to greet each of you softly as you enter the room and gestures for you to take your seat.

Lissy Longbottom 03-22-2008 04:02 PM
Emma looked inside the classroom and saw she was one of the first people in class. As she took her seat, she noticed that the teacher was leaning her head against the back of her chair. "Good morning Professor," she said, wondering if the professor was feeling a tad sick.

confusion.girl 03-22-2008 04:03 PM
Cora skipped into the room, pulling her bag higher over her shoulder. She flicked a strand of her pink hair out of her eyes, and grinned at the Professor. "Hullooo Professor Shackleton!" She said brightly, before flopping into a seat at the front.

"I'm looking forward to today's lesson!"

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 04:28 PM
Professor Shackleton looked up and glanced around the room. She was disappointed to see so few students in attendance and realized just how grave the school's situation had become. She greeted the students in the room, "Good morning. We're going to wait just a bit longer to allow more students to join us... hopefully. In the meantime, please open your books to chapter fifteen and begin reading. Also have your journals ready to take notes when we start the lesson." Macadrian rested her head in her hands as she tried to focus her eyes.

Droo 03-22-2008 04:28 PM
Cassandra sat in the back of the class keeping mostly to herself... She waited for the class to start

Lissy Longbottom 03-22-2008 04:33 PM
Emma opened her book to the indicated page, and took her journal out too. The class had gotten really empty...she sighed and looked at her hands. She missed all the people who were gone. Why did this have to happen, and in her first year? She was trying to convince her parents to let her stay, and if word got out that all these students were gone...that would not help her argument at all.

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 04:48 PM
Professor Shackleton sighed and stood up slowly from her chair. She walked around to the front of her desk, leaning against the edge for support, and began the lesson by saying, "This lesson will be fairly brief in comparison to most others, simply covering the topic of the Major Cycles. I am feeling a bit off, so please excuse me if I need to sit down and teach from my desk at some point." Macadrian gave a small sigh and continued, "So, what exactly are the Major Cycles?"

Droo 03-22-2008 05:19 PM
"Major Cycles are a predictive tool, significantly influencing our approach to life and shedding light on our destiny"

AYOCutie 03-22-2008 05:22 PM
Kyler Shufled through he bag mindlessly, supposedly trying to find his notebook and A pencil. For some reason he didn't feel comfortable writing with quills and ink. He forrowed his brow as he pulled out the neon green covored notebook and set it against his desk.

At last he got comforable in the back row of desks; easy for hidng when not knowing answers to questions or not wanting to be seen. period. And this was one of those times. What in the world where Major Cyscles? He sunk deeper into his seat, pencil still in hand and notebook open to start writing it all down.

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 05:28 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by SeerCassandraTrelawney (Post 6360362)
"Major Cycles are a predictive tool, significantly influencing our approach to life and shedding light on our destiny"
Professor Shackleton nodded and replied, "Very good. Four points for you."

Adjusting her position against the desk, Professor Shackleton explained, "The Major Cycles are a predictive element of your Arithmancy chart that can help you understand the particular rhythms of your own life making you better able to interpret the major events and transitions in your life. How many Major Cycles are there and what type of cycle is each?"

Droo 03-22-2008 05:36 PM
"There are three; the First is a formative cycle that governs approximately the first 28 years of your life. The second a productive cycle that governs approximately the middle years of your life and the third a harvest cycle, that governs the later years of your life." She said.

AYOCutie 03-22-2008 05:40 PM
Kyler, still sunk deep inn his seat, rose his hand freely. "There's three, m'am. Formative, Productive, and the harvest cycle."

Droo 03-22-2008 05:45 PM
She'd never seen the Slytherin in classes before, let alone answering questions... and correctly. Maybe the boy was good at arithmancy, or else like many, he had a crush on the professor.

jesusfr33ke2010 03-22-2008 05:57 PM
Austin sat and listened as the two slytherin students answered the questions. He flipped open his notebook and wrote a few notes from the textbook.

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by SeerCassandraTrelawney (Post 6360469)
"There are three; the First is a formative cycle that governs approximately the first 28 years of your life. The second a productive cycle that governs approximately the middle years of your life and the third a harvest cycle, that governs the later years of your life." She said.
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Originally Posted by OhhMoni (Post 6360493)
Kyler, still sunk deep inn his seat, rose his hand freely. "There's three, m'am. Formative, Productive, and the harvest cycle."
Professor Shackleton smiled weakly and replied, "You both are quite right. Four points to each of you."

Macadrian pushed herself gently off the desk and began walking slowly down the aisles of the classroom. She explained, "As your classmates have mentioned there are three Major Cycles. The First Major Cycle is your formative cycle and governs approximately the first 28 years of your life. The Second Major Cycle is your productive cycle and governs the middle years of your life. Finally, the Third Major cycle is your harvest cycle and governs the later years of your life."

Professor Shackleton drew her wand and explained as she wrote on the board, "While the rule of thumb is that each major cycle lasts approximately 28 years, we use our Life Path number and the following chart to determine a more specific age for each individual person and each Cycle." On the board was this chart:

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TIMING OF MAJOR CYCLES CHART

Life Path Number/1st Cycle Start/End 1st Cycle, Start 2nd/End 2nd Cycle, Start 3rd

1 / 0-26 / 26-27 / 53-54
2 and 11 / 0-25 / 25-26 / 52-53
3 / 0-33 / 33-34 / 60-61
4 and 22 / 0-32 / 32-33 / 59-60
5 / 0-31 / 31-32 / 58-59
6 and 33 / 0-30 / 30-31 / 57-58
7 / 0-29 / 29-30 / 56-57
8 / 0-28 / 28-29 / 55-56
9 / 0-27 / 27-28 / 54-55
Professor Shackleton added, "I would like you all to determine when your First, Second, and Third Major Cycles are set to begin using your Life Path Number and the information in this chart. The first number represents the Life Path Number, the second is the age when the First Major Cycle will end and the Second begin, the third is the age when the Second Major Cycle will end and the Third begin. Write the information in your journal and await my further instruction."

Droo 03-22-2008 06:09 PM
Cassandra began writing in her journal

Life Path: 06/29/2047
6+[2+9]+[2+0+4+7]
6+(1+1)+(1+3)
6+2+4=12 =>1+2=3

She then looked at the board and copied the line:

3 / 0-33 / 33-34 / 60-61

jesusfr33ke2010 03-22-2008 06:15 PM
Austin copied the chart into his journal, then flipped back in his notebook to find his Life Path Number

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LPN:
(1+0) + (2+2) + (2+0+4+9)
(1) + (4) + (1+5)
1 + 4 + 6
11
2 and 11 / 0-25 / 25-26 / 52-53
raising his hand Austin asked "did i do this right?"

Lissy Longbottom 03-22-2008 06:19 PM
Emma began making calculations in her journal:

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3/18/2052
3 +[1+8] + [2+0+5+2]
3+9+9
21=3

3/0-33/33-34/60-61

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 06:27 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jesusfr33ke2010 (Post 6360699)
Austin copied the chart into his journal, then flipped back in his notebook to find his Life Path Number



raising his hand Austin asked "did i do this right?"
Professor Shackleton looked over Austin's work and replied, "Yes it is. Nice job." She continued to glance over other students work and was pleased to see that most had completed this task with ease.

Returning to the front of the classroom, Professor Shackleton resumed her position leaning against the desk and asked, "How do we calculate each of the three Major Cycles?"

jesusfr33ke2010 03-22-2008 06:30 PM
"To calculate your first cycle you reduce the month that you were born, for the second cycle you reduce the day you were born, and for the third cycle you reduce the year in which you were born." Austin answer happily, after being told that his calculations were correct.

AYOCutie 03-22-2008 06:31 PM
Kyler sighed petheticly. What was he doing in this class anyway? He never really got any of it. With the pencil touching the paper, he wrote down:

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o9-2o-2o49
9+[2+o]+[2+o+4+9]
9+2+[1+5]
9+2+6
1+7
8

8 / o-28 / 28-29 / 55-56
Hah, and he was right, he had no clue what he was doing. Kyler threw his penil on the desk mindlessly and tapped his fingers. Kyler sunk back into his seat. He didn't know how to calculate the math. And he was not going to embarras himself trying to explain either.

ooc: Lmfao, Cassandra. nice. And I seriously ha no clue what I was doing >.<.

Droo 03-22-2008 06:33 PM
"In the first cycle you reduce number of the month you were born. For the second major cycle you reduce number of the day you were born. And finally for the third major cycle you reduce number of the year you were born." Cassandra said with her hand in the air.

"I was born June 29, 2047, so my first major cycle for instance would be six, my second would be two and my third would be four." Cassandra added, she wasn't really sure if that was correct, but that's what she derived from it.

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 06:49 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jesusfr33ke2010 (Post 6360783)
"To calculate your first cycle you reduce the month that you were born, for the second cycle you reduce the day you were born, and for the third cycle you reduce the year in which you were born." Austin answer happily, after being told that his calculations were correct.
Quote:
Originally Posted by SeerCassandraTrelawney (Post 6360795)
"In the first cycle you reduce number of the month you were born. For the second major cycle you reduce number of the day you were born. And finally for the third major cycle you reduce number of the year you were born." Cassandra said with her hand in the air.

"I was born June 29, 2047, so my first major cycle for instance would be six, my second would be two and my third would be four." Cassandra added, she wasn't really sure if that was correct, but that's what she derived from it.
Professor Shackleton began to feel a bit light-headed, deciding it would be best to continue the lesson from her chair. Once comfortably seated behind her desk, Professor Shackleton spoke to the students who had answered, "You are both absolutely correct. Four points to each of you."

Professor Shackleton glanced at her watch and continued on, "As mentioned, the Major Cycles are found within your date of birth. The First Major Cycle Number is found in the reduced number of the month you were born. The number of your birth month tells the theme of approximately your first 28 years of life. Please determine your First Major Cycle Number and use the textbook to determine what that number means for the first part of your life. Write this information in your journals please."

Droo 03-22-2008 06:52 PM
Cassandra had already determined hers, but wrote her calculations in her journal:

First: 06= 6
Second: 29 = 11 = 2
Third: 2047 = 13 = 4

jesusfr33ke2010 03-22-2008 06:54 PM
Austin wrote in his small handwritting

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1st Major Cycle
(1+0)
1
Finding what one meant in his textbook, he copied down:

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ONE (1) - An Active Cycle: When the 1 is your First Major Cycle, you'll acquire independence and form self-confidence, although you may feel different or lonesome. Stand up for your beliefs.

AYOCutie 03-22-2008 07:03 PM
Kyler caught on A bit after taking down notes. Turning the page, he wrote his calculations.

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First Cycle: o9= 9
Second Cycle: 2o= 2
Third Cycle: 2o49= 15- 1+5= 6
Then lower on the page he wrote down the meaning of these numbers.

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NINE (9) - A Cycle of Selfless Service and Reward:The 9 Major Cycle is an excellent time to develop compassion and tolerance, a fuller scope of humanity, and a genuine concern for the well-being of your fellow human.

TWO (2) - A Slow Cycle: With a 2 as your First or Second Major Cycle Number, this is a time of unhurried, patient development, where your innate gifts of gentle suggestion and peacemaking will often be employed. You are discovering how to be part of a team and cooperate with others - partnerships of any kind are important under the 2.

SIX (6) - A Cycle for Marriage, Family, and Responsibility: A 6 Major Cycle is a time for learning the lesson of codependence - to not subjugate your needs for another's and not go overboard with responsibilities. The matters of commitment, marriage, family, and responsibility all dominate under this Major Cycle.

jesusfr33ke2010 03-22-2008 07:04 PM
Austin began to write his other major cycle numbers in his notebook.

Quote:
2nd Major Cycle
(2+2)
4

FOUR (4) - A Time of Putting Things in Order: For all three cycles, the 4 carries with it a time of hard wok and forming foundations for your life. Practical things of life (work, career, family, buying a home, building a solid community, etc.) will dominate this period of your life. Money matters most now as you try to secure a sound financial future.

3rd Major Cycle
(2+0+4+9)
(1+5)
(6)
SIX (6) - A Cycle for Marriage, Family, and Responsibility: A 6 Major Cycle is a time for learning the lesson of codependence - to not subjugate your needs for another's and not go overboard with responsibilities. The matters of commitment, marriage, family, and responsibility all dominate under this Major Cycle. When one is committed and can live with acceptance and respond lovingly, this is the cycle of joyful heart and home. If commitment cannot be made deeply or is broken, separation will be the emphasis of this cycle. This is also a time that accomodates starting a home or family-run business, especially one that is service oriented. Under this cycle new opportunities for self-expression are found too. You're learning the power and problem of responsibility. When the 6 is your Third Major Cycle Number, expect to be surrounded by family, content with your home and garden, and active in community service.

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 07:12 PM
Professor Shackleton saw her students writing an awful lot, more than likely necessary for just the first Major Cycle. She assumed they had moved on to the Second and Third Major Cycles, so to get everyone in the same place Macadrian requested, "If you haven't already, please find your Second and Third Major Cycles as well and write the number as well as the interpretation in your journals. Remember if you have a Master Number in your Major Cycles, do not reduce it to a single digit." Professor Shackleton rested her head against the back of the chair, much the same way she appeared at the start of the lesson, breathing deeply and slowly.

Eclipsed 03-22-2008 07:13 PM
Shayna scribbled into her journal furiously, flipping through her textbook whenever needed. At the beginning, the board had seemed only like a jumble of numbers, but when she looked over at it several times, she breathed out in relief. She'd skipped over the part about the Life Path number.

Quickly shuffling to the previous pages to refresh her memory on how to calculate her Life Path number, Shayna hummed along to an old ballad as she continued with her work, this wasn't so bad. Maybe she'd actually even begin to enjoy the subject this time. With frequent glances at the board, she was nearly done in next to no time.

Finishing writing her last line with a flourish, Shayna placed her quill into her ink pot, before leaning back to admire her work:

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Life Path: 08/04/2050
8 + [0+4] + [2+0+5+0]
8 + 4 + 7 = 19 => 1 + 9 = 10.
Wait a sec. The number 10 wasn't even listed on the board. With a groan, Shayna raised her slowly. 'Professor, I think I've a problem here.'

jesusfr33ke2010 03-22-2008 07:17 PM
After finishing his work on his three major cycles, Austin looked up to see the Professor Shackleton. "Are you all right, professor?" Austin asked.

AYOCutie 03-22-2008 07:18 PM
Kyler kept his gaze on the professor, she seemed like she was in pain. "Erm, are you alright?" He questioned, brow raised. Surely Shackleton shouldn't be teaching A class when sick. This wasn't good. "Maybe you should go to the hospital wing.."

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 07:28 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by football_chick (Post 6360965)
Shayna scribbled into her journal furiously, flipping through her textbook whenever needed. At the beginning, the board had seemed only like a jumble of numbers, but when she looked over at it several times, she breathed out in relief. She'd skipped over the part about the Life Path number.

Quickly shuffling to the previous pages to refresh her memory on how to calculate her Life Path number, Shayna hummed along to an old ballad as she continued with her work, this wasn't so bad. Maybe she'd actually even begin to enjoy the subject this time. With frequent glances at the board, she was nearly done in next to no time.

Finishing writing her last line with a flourish, Shayna placed her quill into her ink pot, before leaning back to admire her work:



Wait a sec. The number 10 wasn't even listed on the board. With a groan, Shayna raised her slowly. 'Professor, I think I've a problem here.'
Professor Shackleton raised her head seeing a hand raised, Professor Shackleton lifted herself out of the chair, using the arms of the chair as a brace. She approached Shayna's desk and looked over her work. She replied, "No problems at all. You've done the calculation correctly. Now you need to reduce it to a single digit. Ten reduces to one because it is one plus zero." Macadrian made a note on the girl's paper:

Quote:
10 = 1 + 0 = 1
She then concluded, "Your Life Path Number is 1 and from that you should be able to determine when your Major Cycle transitions will occur."
Quote:
Originally Posted by jesusfr33ke2010 (Post 6360981)
After finishing his work on his three major cycles, Austin looked up to see the Professor Shackleton. "Are you all right, professor?" Austin asked.
Quote:
Originally Posted by OhhMoni (Post 6360987)
Kyler kept his gaze on the professor, she seemed like she was in pain. "Erm, are you alright?" He questioned, brow raised. Surely Shackleton shouldn't be teaching A class when sick. This wasn't good. "Maybe you should go to the hospital wing.."
Professor Shackleton smiled weakly and replied, "Thank you both for your concern, but the hospital wing will not be necessary. I'm feeling a bit weak today, but the lesson will be concluding soon and I have every intention of resting all afternoon. So no worries. I'll be as good as new in no time."


With that said, Professor Shackleton glanced at her watch and explained, "Alright, I have one last request before I end this lesson. I would like you all to interpret the book's explanation of your First Major Cycle. This is the period in which you all reside at this moment, so determine how valid you think this assessment is, whether you feel you've already starting to experience these things or whether they may be coming in the latter half of your First Major Cycle. Maybe give some examples of where you see these lessons in action."

AYOCutie 03-22-2008 07:43 PM
"I hope so," Kyler muttered. He was starting to like this class; getting easier after actually paying attention and all. But it wouldn't be any good with A sickly professor. With her explanation, which there really wasn't one, he nodded and turned back to his paper.

After reading his notes over, his hand flew into the air. "Do you want us to write what we think on paper and turn it in or what?" Now kyler pondered if they would be getting homework or not. For he would be busy and need to schedule A time to do it all. It was adding up too much with this band thing going on.

Droo 03-22-2008 07:43 PM
She had forgotten the interpretations... she flipped through the textbook. The professor seemed ill...

Quote:
Originally Posted by textbook
SIX (6) - A Cycle for Marriage, Family, and Responsibility: A 6 Major Cycle is a time for learning the lesson of codependence - to not subjugate your needs for another's and not go overboard with responsibilities. The matters of commitment, marriage, family, and responsibility all dominate under this Major Cycle. When one is committed and can live with acceptance and respond lovingly, this is the cycle of joyful heart and home. If commitment cannot be made deeply or is broken, separation will be the emphasis of this cycle. This is also a time that accomodates starting a home or family-run business, especially one that is service oriented. Under this cycle new opportunities for self-expression are found too. You're learning the power and problem of responsibility. When the 6 is your Third Major Cycle Number, expect to be surrounded by family, content with your home and garden, and active in community service.

TWO (2) - A Slow Cycle: With a 2 as your First or Second Major Cycle Number, this is a time of unhurried, patient development, where your innate gifts of gentle suggestion and peacemaking will often be employed. You are discovering how to be part of a team and cooperate with others - partnerships of any kind are important under the 2. Your lessons will revolve around learning how to be tactful and diplomatic with the ability to compromise, while acquiring a precise and unclouded appreciation of how relationships work. Discord and disruption are not tolerated well and so you should seek out beauty and harmonious environments while learning gentleness, harmony, and support. As a Third Major Cycle, the 2 means that cooperation and patience will be the hallmarks of your mature years.

FOUR (4) - A Time of Putting Things in Order: For all three cycles, the 4 carries with it a time of hard wok and forming foundations for your life. Practical things of life (work, career, family, buying a home, building a solid community, etc.) will dominate this period of your life. Money matters most now as you try to secure a sound financial future. The Third Major Cycle is a time of economy, discipline, order, and self-motivation, meaning that your harvest years will be both stable and secure.

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 07:54 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by OhhMoni (Post 6361133)
"I hope so," Kyler muttered. He was starting to like this class; getting easier after actually paying attention and all. But it wouldn't be any good with A sickly professor. With her explanation, which there really wasn't one, he nodded and turned back to his paper.

After reading his notes over, his hand flew into the air. "Do you want us to write what we think on paper and turn it in or what?" Now kyler pondered if they would be getting homework or not. For he would be busy and need to schedule A time to do it all. It was adding up too much with this band thing going on.
"You should write your opinions in your journals here in class. This is separate from the homework, which I will assign in just a few minutes. I will award three points to each person who gives their opinion in their journals of the textbook's explanation of their First Major Cycle Number."

AYOCutie 03-22-2008 08:12 PM
After what Shackleton explained, A wide smirk spread on his face. "Sure, sure." He said casueally, reaching for the pencil and scribbled down words furiously.

Quote:
I do believe that the first cycle I have fits me. I do experience the Cycle of Selfless Service and Reward frequently. For example; I'd rather be with Whigalima than anything, for she is my girlfriend. And My father has beeen keeping some important things from me, and yet, I know I should be mad at him for doing this, But I dont. I know he does this for A reason, for my sake in fact, and I allow it. I might not understand it now, but it will come. I let go and dont bother to stress over it. For life moves on and there's no need to live in regrets.
His scribbling slowed down to A stop nd A massive writers cramp came. But he didn't care, he needed to finish all this work. After that full paragraph, he signed his name at the top and leaned back in his chair.

lemondrop13 03-22-2008 08:26 PM
Professor Shackleton made her way slowly through the desks, making a note of the names of the students who did as she asked regarding the interpretations/opinions of the textbook's explanations so that she could award house points. Finally, she arrived back to the front of the room, where she drew her wand and wrote the homework assignment on the board:

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Arithmancy Homework #2
Due: Sunday, March 30th by 11:59pm EST
Worth 20 points

1. Using the Timing of Major Cycles Chart posted in class, determine the ages at which Harry James Potter's three Major Cycles would have started. (Birthday - July 31, 1980)

2. Calculate Harry Potter's Three Major Cycles and provide the textbook's explanation of those cycle numbers. Also give your opinion/interpretation of his First Major Cycle and how well it correlates with what we know about his younger years.

3. Using the Timing of Major Cycles Chart posted in class, determine the ages at which Tom Marvolo Riddle's three Major Cycles would have started. (Birthday - December 31, 1926)

4. Calculate Tom Riddle's Three Major Cycles and provide the textbook's explanation of those cycle numbers. Also give your opinion/interpretation of his Second Major Cycle and how well it correlates with what we know about his middle years.
She closed the class, "Once you've copied down the homework, you're free to go. Have a nice afternoon."

Droo 03-22-2008 08:29 PM
Cassandra read her first Cycle.

Marriage, Family, and Responsibility. Learning the lesson of co-dependence... Although now, marriage, family, and responsibility... those didn't seem as close as they had been... Alex had broken up with her after 5 years.

'If commitment cannot be made deeply or is broken, separation will be the emphasis of this cycle.' Yup... this was her at this very moment she thought reading it. 'Under this cycle new opportunities for self-expression are found too. You're learning the power and problem of responsibility.' This fit with her prefectiness... Yup, this was rather accurate.


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