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| Winners Crowned in Dancing Competition Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:55 PM PST  MEDFORD, Ore. – After much anticipation, winners have been crowned in the 5th annual Dancing with the Rogue Valley Stars Competition.
CH Chou took home the judges’ choice award, with Holly Roberts, a local court appointed special advocate, earning the popular vote. Newswatch 12's Christy Lewis and Alyssa Caroprese also walked away with awards. Alyssa won the popular vote in the afternoon show and got third place in the evening show. Christy won second place for judges choice Saturday evening. But the real point of the event is to raise money for Sparrow Clubs and USA Dance. In that respect, Sparrow Clubs leaders say there were plenty of winners. "Last year the star fundraising efforts topped out at around $18,000, we grossed for the entire event about $41,000," said Sparrow Clubs Executive Director Matt Sampson. "We’re already at that mark just from the stars’ fundraising efforts, so it’s going to be almost double the entire gross of last year’s… I just can’t believe it." Money from contestant fundraising and ticket sales go to support the two charities. Newswatch 12 will be airing all of the performances on Christmas day at 6:00PM.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | | Mountaineers Stun SOU, 38-37 Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:46 PM PST ASHLAND, Ore. — The SOU Raiders turned the ball over five times including once in the final minute as Eastern Oregon upset #25 Southern Oregon 38-37 at Raider Stadium. The Raiders were previously unbeaten on their home field in three years under Craig Howard. SOU held a 37-24 lead in the second half when the Mountaineers picked off Austin Dodge in the red zone. The Mountaineers then scored on a fourth down to pull within 37-31. SOU tried to run out the clock, but were stopped on a fourth and inches near midfield. This set up Eastern for the go ahead touchdown with less than two minutes to go. SOU drove down the field and got into field goal position, but Jeremy Scottow was stripped inside the 20 and Eastern Oregon recovered to seal the game. SOU will wrap up its season next weekend on the road against Montana Tech.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | | Police Chase Ends in Arrest Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:20 PM PST MEDFORD, Ore. – Just after 7:00 Saturday morning, Brian Gross was interrupted by an unusual sound. "All of a sudden I heard sirens. And then I heard some yelling coming from over there just beyond the trees, beyond the hedge, and I heard somebody yelling stop, stop," said witness Brian Gross. Gross watched as a man sprinted past an opening in the bushes of his back yard. He says his first instinct was to chase him down, but when the police showed up in force, he decided otherwise. "They were obviously trying to set up a perimeter, so I just said, ‘two houses down!’" recalled Gross. Police say that man was 23-year old Medford transient Dominic Pritchett. Pritchett apparently stole a 2005 Mercedes Benz from the neighborhood near Keene Way and Hillcourt, got into a hit and run with another car, and eventually crashed near the corner of Hillcrest and Modoc. Then, he started running. Police set up a perimeter and gave chase, but couldn’t catch up. "He had a jump on them, you know, tall fences… Lots of stuff can account for someone getting away, but officers weren’t right behind him, he was a little ways away, explained Corporal Chris Dode with the Medford Police. Hours later they found Pritchett walking along the side of the road. While he remains in custody and prepares to face charges, neighbors say they’re left with memories of a scene that was more like a reality show than real life. "You see it on TV, but it’s a little more exhilarating when you’re experiencing it first-hand," said Gross. Pritchett was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, attempting to evade police, and hit and run. Police say the stolen car has been released to its owners, although with some heavy front-end damage.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | | Cold Tonight with Fog Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:01 PM PST WEATHER DISCUSSION Overnight tonight fog will return to the region with areas of freezing fog creating slick roads at times for west and east side valleys. Temperatures will be cold again with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies with mid to low 30 on the west side, teens and mid to low 20s on the east side and low to mid 40s at the coast. Fog and low clouds will lead to another chilly morning with temperatures slowly rising until the clouds clear and the sunshine is able to ramp up the heating. Sunday night into Monday will be more of the same with fog in the forecast through the extended forecast. A storm system will bring rain to the coast overnight Monday and mainly Tuesday at the coast with lighter rain totals inland and only a slight chance for isolated showers on the east side. Winds will pick up as this cold front moves through and will be the main impact for areas to the east. Midweek a ridge begins to build which will return afternoon sunshine to the areas after morning fog and dry conditions through the end of workweek and likely into the weekend. Share your weather photos with me on Facebook and Twitter! Thanks for logging on and have a great rest of your weekend! Meteorologist Megan Parry  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | | 8th Annual Pet Fashion Show Posted: 09 Nov 2013 07:52 PM PST  MEDFORD, Ore. — Rescued dogs were wearing the latest in pet fashions and walking the red carpet at the 8th Annual Pet Fashion Show.
The event was held at the Grange Co-Op’s North Medford Pet Country. Fashion show dogs were accompanied on the runway’s red carpet by local residents, grange co-op employees, and animal shelter volunteers. 74 different outfits went down the red carpet on 17 dogs and one cat. Our own Megan Parry MC'd the event. Besides a fashion show, there was a silent auction and “best dressed” contest. About three to four hundred people came out to watch the show and bid on items. The event’s goal was 10 thousand dollars, but organizers hope this year’s event will bring in closer to 13 to 14 thousand dollars. Proceeds from the event go to Friends of the Animal Shelter.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | | Top Local Chefs Compete Posted: 09 Nov 2013 07:47 PM PST  ASHLAND, Ore. — Ashland's top chefs are facing off a weekend-long culinary competition.
The competition – part “Iron Chef,” part “Chopped” – is part of the 7th Annual Ashland Culinary Festival. Organizers say at least 600 people are expected to show up at the Ashland Armory throughout the weekend. In addition to watching the chef’s competition, attendees can try samplings and pairings from over 20 winemakers, brewers, and artisan food makers. Organizers say it’s representative of Ashland's vibrant and growing food scene. "We have over 80 restaurants in Ashland. With a small town of 20-thousand you don’t normally expect that, but we have a very highly-educated visitor, and so we have sophisticated amenities," explained Ashland Culinary Festival Organizer Katharine Flanagan. The culinary festival continues through Sunday. It will be capped off with a dessert competition at 12:30, followed by the final round of the chef competition later in the afternoon.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | | Stove Pipe Fire in Ashland Home Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:59 AM PST  ASHLAND, Ore. — Ashland Fire & Rescue along with Jackson County Fire District #5 responded to a second alarm structure fire on the 500 block of Elkader St at 8:52 a.m. on Saturday.
The fire was reported to be burning in the attic of the home. Though the homeowner attacked the fire with a hose from outside of the home, firefighters had to access the attic from inside and tear into the roof from the outside to completely extinguish the fire. The fire originated where the stove pipe exited the wall and went through the roofing to the chimney. There was damage to items stored in the attic and smoke damage in the home. "As the cold weather sets in, it's really important for residents to inspect all heating sources to make sure they are well maintained for the winter heating season," said Battalion Chief Dana Sallee, incident commander at the fire. Twenty firefighters and command staff from Ashland and District #5 responded to the second alarm fire. Safety information on winter fire preparedness is available here.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |  |
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| Veterans Day parade celebrates service in Shasta Lake Posted: 09 Nov 2013 10:19 PM PST  Brad Garrison/Special to the Record Searchlight Shasta Lake parade kicks off weekend’s events Redding.com -
Posted November 9, 2013 at 6 p.m. Volunteers from the Northern California Veterans Museum re-enact the famous image from Iwo Jima during the Veterans Day parade in Shasta Lake on Saturday. SHASTA LAKE — For Jack Tolbert, this Veterans Day weekend was different. Four generations of his family were in the Shasta Lake parade alongside the decorated Korean War veteran Saturday, like always. Their cart was towed by a miniature donkey, Clementine. But this year's parade comes less than a month after another milestone for veterans in Northern California — the opening of a veterans home in Redding. "That veterans home is about the best thing that's happened here," he said. "Do you enjoy your freedom? That is what it's for." His was one of about 70 entries in the parade, which featured floats, horse riders, classic cars and more. The procession made its way down a Shasta Dam Boulevard lined with people on both sides Saturday morning. Tolbert, who was a sergeant first class in the Army's 65th Regimental Combat Team, lost both legs when he dived on a grenade thrown into a foxhole. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery and is also a Purple Heart recipient. Tolbert helped bring the home into existence for veterans — from older ones up to who those who fought in Afghanistan and Iraq. That includes Sgt. George Traver, who served with the National Guard's 193rd MP Battalion Internment and Resettlement. READ more: http://www.redding.com/news/2013/nov/09/veterans-day-parade-celebrates-service-in-shasta/?partner=newsletter_headlines  | | Shasta County makes television news Posted: 09 Nov 2013 10:08 PM PST Thanks to everyone who organized and help make the meeting with over 150 folks in Shingletown such a great success!!!! From KRCR television, the ABC affiliate, in Redding We were on the News! Click to see video!  |  |
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| November 10, 1913 Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST November 10, 1913  | | Suspected car thief captured, jailed following police chase Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Medford police on Saturday arrested a suspected car thief who crashed a stolen Mercedes on Saturday near the intersection of Hillcrest Road and South Modoc Avenue.  | | One big, happy family full — and a berserker Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Meow! I've got cats on the brain. And Squiggy is freaking me out.  | | The first step on a lifetime of memories Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Afew years ago, Medford resident John Waldrop, a Marine who lost both his legs below the knees while serving in Vietnam, gave me an inexpensive but powerful gift.  | | SOU's 'Fugue' plumbs mysteries of memory Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Seeing James Donlon's "The White Fugue" is like having one of those nights in which dreams come tumbling into consciousness, morphing into one another through some mysterious logic hidden from waking reason.  | | Crews knock down early Ashland fire Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Atwo-alarm fire in Ashland brought pajama-wearing residents into the street in a neighborhood above Southern Oregon University Saturday morning, but firefighters extinguished the blaze before it caused major damage.  | | Variety pays off for OSF Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Aclassic Broadway musical and a surreal new play about soldiers facing a firing squad lit up the turnstiles at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland this year.  | | No, you can't salvage the meat Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Twenty states allow motorists unlucky enough to hit and kill a deer to take it home, but no such meals-under-wheels program has gained traction in Oregon in recent decades.  | | Emergency services Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST Felony arrests  | | RRMC used to operate milk center Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:40 PM PST I believe breast milk is best for babies. So I enjoyed the story on the new breast-milk bank at Providence Medford Medical Center.  | | Deer, cars make for bad mix in November Posted: 09 Nov 2013 09:16 PM PST Driving down Medford's Foothill Road on Wednesday evening, Paula Waldrop barely saw what hit her.  |  |
| Medford Mail Tribune Sports Posted: 10 Nov 2013 09:26 AM PST
| No. 1 Alabama overwhelms LSU Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — For the first time in two months, an opponent was standing up to Alabama.  | | Oregon hopes to reshuffle following setback Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST STANFORD, Calif. — Coach Mark Helfrich may not hold the cards, but he's not going to fold after one loss.  | | Blazers top Kings for second straight night Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — LaMarcus Aldridge had 22 points and 14 rebounds, Wesley Matthews scored 21 points, and Portland beat Sacramento 96-85 on Saturday to earn its fourth win in five games.  | | Beavers to start season minus some key pieces Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST At least at the start of the season, the focus for the Oregon State Beavers is on the players who aren't on the court.  | | Spartans pull out victory in overtime Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST Justus Saldeen scored the game-winning goal in Southern Oregon's 1-0 overtime triumph against the Seattle Totems in Western States Hockey League action at The RRRink on Saturday.  | | SOU men cruise at CCC Championships Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST CALDWELL, Idaho — As it turns out, the Southern Oregon University men's cross country team still owns the Cascade Conference. A few of the women aren't far from the top, either.  | | Kyle Busch records his 12th Nationwide victory Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST AVONDALE, Ariz. — Another Nationwide Series race, another Kyle Busch win.  | | Federer, Nadal to meet in ATP semifinal Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST LONDON — Roger Federer fought back Saturday to reach the semifinals in the ATP World Tour Finals.  | | The day 49ers' Kaepernick changed the game Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST After outplaying league MVP Aaron Rodgers and shattering the Green Bay Packers in his first NFL playoff game, after setting a league record and making Charles Woodson look old and slow, Colin Kaepernick had one more task this night.  | | Dolphins: We took action against Incognito Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST DAVIE, Fla.  | | Kirk, Baird tied for lead at Sea Island Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. — Chris Kirk and Briny Baird each made birdie on the 18th hole Saturday to separate themselves from the pack at Sea Island.  | | Del Rio, Phillips back in head coaching roles Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST Jack Del Rio and Wade Phillips know all about the stress of being head coaches, about the thrills and the disappointments.  | | Timbers look to reverse history over Real Salt Lake Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST PORTLAND — The Portland Timbers have beaten every team in Major League Soccer's Western Conference this season except one: Real Salt Lake.  | | Jack, No. 16 UCLA edge past Arizona Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:35 PM PST TUCSON, Ariz. — Freshman linebacker Myles Jack played offense, too, rushing for 120 yards on his first six carries of the season, including a 66-yard touchdown run to help No. 16 UCLA beat Arizona 31-26 Saturday night.  | | St. Mary's stuns No. 1 Riverdale in quarterfinals Posted: 09 Nov 2013 08:44 PM PST PORTLAND — It was deja vu all over again.  | | Crusaders rise to the challenge Posted: 09 Nov 2013 08:43 PM PST Emily Alvarez gave the St. Mary's girls soccer team a lift in the Class 3A/2A/1A state quarterfinals Saturday.  | | Raiders let one slip away Posted: 09 Nov 2013 08:41 PM PST ASHLAND — Austin Dodge raised his arms, then was lifted into the air by offensive linemen Drew Gibson and Max Proudfit.  |  |
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| Search Is On For Missing Runaway Teen Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:32 PM PST Family members of a 16 year old originally from Grants Pass are concerned and on the lookout for him. 16 year old Richard Orion Sky Hicks, who typically goes by the name Sky was last seen Friday morning and family members say it's unlike him to be gone this long without checking in. Hicks currently lives in Portland with his mother. Family members tell NBC 5 News say it is possible he may trying to get to southern Oregon. Hicks is described as 6 foot, 2 inches tall, weighs 230 lbs with short light brown hair and has fair complexion. He has a small chip on his front left tooth. He also wears a promise ring on his left ring finger. Anyone with information on his where-abouts is asked to call police.  | | Bike Causes Brief Scare At Rogue Valley Mall Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:29 PM PST A bicycle causes a brief scare at the Rogue Valley Mall Saturday night. Police were called out to the mall around 7:30, after mall security found a bike with wires coming out of it at the mall exit near JCPenney. Shoppers were kept a distance away from the scene for a short period of time. Police determined it was an electrical bike that was not property put together. No one was hurt and the mall remained open.  | | Car Stolen, Crashed, Man Arrested Posted: 09 Nov 2013 06:37 PM PST Medford A 23-year old man is in police custody tonight after a stolen car was found crashed in East Medford. At around 6 this morning Medford Police responded to a report of a stolen car near Hill Court and Keene Way, then spotted the stolen car on 10th and Tripp, but when a police officer tried to stop him he kept going. "He followed the vehicle that was travelling at a high rate of speed, attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle, but the vehicle fled from him. He terminated the traffic stop due to safety." Police ended up finding the car abandoned and crashed on Hillcrest and Modoc near Ruhl Park. They are saying a man in custody is a possible suspect but no name has yet been given.  | | Fishy Food Fleet Anchors at Natural Grocers to Spread GMO Awareness Posted: 09 Nov 2013 06:33 PM PST Author: Roma Villavicencio Medford It's not everyday you spot a large vegetable on the roof of a car. "We're here with the fishy food tour. We're touring across the Western United States to call attention for the need for labeling genetically engineered foods also known as GMOs" The vegetables respresent the most common genetically modified crops. "Labeling GMOs is important not only to the health of our families and farms but also for our food democracy." A battle that Rrica Madrid says has been ongoing with global GMO producers Monsanto and Syngenta. "Monsanto would have you believe that GMOs are nutritionally equivalent to any other food that farmers can produce." But Madrid begs to differ. "GMOs are quite different from traditional farmers methods of selective breeding and hybridization. GMOs are created in a labratory by scientists who can turn genes on and off, but we have no idea what the long-term impact is going to be." And for that reason Madrid and the Fishy Fleet crew started their campaign in Seattle in August and will end up in New York City sometime in December, in hopes of spreading awareness about labeling GMOs.  | | Pets Prepare for Holidays Posted: 09 Nov 2013 06:32 PM PST Medford Kittens were looking for a forever home today at the Southern Oregon Humane Society in Medford. It was all a part of the 2nd annual Catstravaganza event where 25 adult cats who are spayed, neutered, and micro chipped were ready to be adopted for free. "Right now in our whole region cats are in crisis. There are simply too many cats, not enough homes. All three shelters: C.A.T.S., Jackson County, and ourselves have a long waiting list of cats wanting, needing to come in and there's simply no room." Within the first hour of the event ten cats were adopted. There are still a number of cats available and the event will go on tomorrow as well from 10 to 5pm. Santa Claus gave a surprise visit to some local dogs in the Rogue Valley today. The 8th annual Holi-daze event brought in hundreds of people to shop around the Grange Co-Op Pet Country store in Medford and take a photo with Santa. "All of the benefits of this day goes to F.O.T.A.S., Friends of the Animal Shelter. They support surgeries and hard to adopt dogs. So we give back to the community and the dogs." The event is expected to raise 13,000 dollars and continued with a dog fashion show. Each dog took home a special treat from Santa.  |  |
| Redding California Record Searchlight News Posted: 10 Nov 2013 09:17 AM PST |
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| Shelter gives away cats Posted: By Jessica De Nova/KTVL.com PHOENIX, Ore.-Adult cats at the Jackson County Animal Shelter were given away Saturday. This was the second year the shelter held Catstravaganza in an effort to have adult cats adopted. Shelter Supervisor, Rebecca Long, said the shelter was bursting at the seams with felines. ...  | | Police in central Oregon warn about rental scams Posted: BEND, Ore. (AP) - Police and property managers in central Oregon are warning residents to beware of rental property scams. Bend Police Sgt. Nick Parker said scammers post Craigslist ads that mimic authentic property listings, but alter the rental costs and contact information. ...  | | Cold engine leads to theft Posted: By Jessica De Nova/KTVL.com MEDFORD, Ore.-Medford Police Department said cold weather led to a car theft Saturday morning. Corporal Chris Dode said around 7:00 a.m. a car was taken from a driveway near Hillcourt Street and Keene Way while it was left running to warm the engine. ...  | | Chilly morning leads to fire Posted: By Jessica De Nova/KTVL.com ASHLAND, Ore.-Ashland Fire and Rescue said a cold Saturday morning led to an overheated stove pipe and an attic fire on Elkader Street in Ashland. Fire crews were called in by homeowner, Gary Arras, when he realized electrical issues and a dark spot on his ceiling were due to a fire in his attic. ...  | | US seeks $864M from BofA over Countrywide loans Posted: NEW YORK (AP) - Federal prosecutors want Bank of America Corp. to pay about $864 million over losses incurred by the government after it bought thousands of home loans made by Countrywide Financial during the housing boom. U.S. attorney Preet Bharara made the request in documents filed late Friday with the U. ...  | | Philippine typhoon death toll could reach 10,000 Posted: TACLOBAN, Philippines (AP) - A senior regional police official and a city administrator in the typhoon-ravaged Tacloban city in the central Philippines say the death toll there could reach 10,000 people. Regional police chief Elmer Soria said he was briefed by Leyte provincial Gov. ...  | | Two alarm fire Posted: By KTVL Staff/KTVL.com ASHLAND, Ore -- Ashland Fire and Rescue along with Jackson County Fire District No. 5 responded to a second alarm fire Saturday morning. Crews say when they got on scene the fire was burning in the attic of the home. The homeowner was using a hose to fight the fire from the outside, but crews had to go in, to get it out. ...  | | Calif.'s low community college fees face scrutiny Posted: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The fees to attend California's community colleges are by far the lowest in the U.S. - less than half the national average - yet at least 40 percent of the 2.4 million students in the nation's largest higher education system pay nothing at all. ...  | | Eagle Point celebrates veterans Posted: By KTVL STAFF/KTVL.com Eagle Point, Ore -- The Avenue of the Flags and the Eagle Point Upper Rogue Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a Veterans Day Celebration, Monday November 11th at Veterans Park in Eagle Point. The event starts at 11:00 a.m. People are asked to gather at the Ashpole Center at 17 S. ...  | | Catstravaganza Posted: By KTVL Staff/KTVL.com JACKSON COUNTY, Ore -- On Saturday and Sunday four local shelters will all be waiving adoption fees for cats. The Jackson County area shelters say they are out of room and need to find good homes for pets. The participating shelters include, Jackson County Animal Shelter, SoHumane, Sanctuary One, and Committed Alliance to Strays (C. ...  | | North Coast tract could become national monument Posted: POINT ARENA, Calif. (AP) - Interior lif. (AP) - Interior Secretary Sally Jewell toured a rugged area of California's North Coast in a fact-finding mission to help decide if the area should be made a national monument. Jewell joined state leaders and federal land managers on Friday to hike the Stornetta Public Lands in Mendocino County. ...  | | Man who shot deer, boy sued by boy's family Posted: GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) - An Oregon man who shot at a deer but instead wounded a boy waiting at a school bus stop is being sued by the boy's family. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Ulises Hernandez in Josephine County, seeks $270,000 damages. The suit claims 47-year-old hunter Darren D. ...  |  |
| Siskiyou Daily News Sports Posted: 10 Nov 2013 09:08 AM PST
| Etna, Yreka and Weed earn FB playoff berths Posted: 09 Nov 2013 03:05 AM PST On Saturday, a total of three Siskiyou County football squads earned berths in the Northern Section playoffs. Etna and Weed are playing in the Division 4 while Yreka is in D2. The Etna Lions (8-2) earned the No. 5 seed in D4 and are at No. 4 seed Chester (8-2) on Nov. 15. Etna lost to Chester 28-0 on Sept. 13. The Cougars (6-4) are at No. 3 seed and fellow Shasta Cascade League team Fall River (7-3) on Nov. 15. Fall River, the SCL champ, downed Weed 60-14 on Nov. 1. The Yreka Miners [...]  |  |
| Redding California Sports News KRCR ABC 7 Posted: 10 Nov 2013 09:06 AM PST |
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