different picture of the
events in my mind than what had emerged here over the last few days. What
seemed to be coming out was a picture of a punitive attack by out of control
police.
Steve Nelson
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saying Welcome to Old Highland
When it comes the the freeway disabled cars are
eventually towed but the owner usually has time to contact a tow company and get
the vehicle picked up. Tow away zones I have seen are in high traffic corridors
where there is little shoulder and removing vehicles that are disabled is
Neal Krasnoff wrote:
The authority of the City is not to advocate, it is to enforce the
laws passed by it's governing council, subject to the superior laws of
the State legislature and the Minnesota Constitution.
And since discrimination is against the law the city should not be spending
our
Mark Snyder wrote
The difference is that Cedar Towing is going to have to store the vehicle
until the owner discovers it's missing and shows up to bail it out.
So Cedar Towing has additional expenses for insurance, security, probably
property taxes, etc. that none of the other towing
feelings run harsh, but you need to
keep your descriptors in check on this list.
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Dean Lindberg
Minnehaha wrote:
Not less than 10 minutes later, a parking patrol officer rounded the
corner and started ticketing cars parked on the *east* side of my
street. I was able to alert my next door neighbor because he happened
to be home at that time and was blowing out the
Ron Leurquin
Nokomis East
wrote:
Could the city make more money fining people that do now shovel their
sidewalks?
Why doesn't the city clamp down on the ones that seem to never shovel.
Too many of the places I do walk I walk over more unshoveled walks than
shoveled ones.
This causes much trouble
From one northsider to another--as an open response to the whole forum--you
got it exactly right, Linda. And for those southsiders who appreciate a view
they can hop on West River Road and drive right to it's door!
linda higgins
northside WROTE
Lisa McDonald referenced the inacessibility of
Jason, nice and accurate report. I videotaped the event and I am afraid
that they will never allow television coverage when Jon Olson sees his
campaign speech compared to John Erwin's. The embarassment will be too
much. Or it ought to be.
Jason Stone | Hale
wrote
I just got back from
. They believe they can do anything they want, as
openly as they want, and get away with it.
When are the next park board elections? And can we keep the parks intact
until then?
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the Corps of Engineers stands on the idea of a
marina north of Lock and Dam #3. How would that much extra traffic effect
the expected life and maintenance of the Lock--the largest one in the
system?
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the lock open as the barge traffic is being greatly cut back
since the Riverside Electric plant brings coal in by train instead of barge
and the gravel operations should be phased out down the road.
Just some food for thought
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Subject: Re: [Mpls] vacancy does not mean affordable
BUT it does mean the Bush economy is failing--probably because it is a
corporate-centered economy instead of a people-centered economy.
Corporations don't have to rent apartments.
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no on this issue.
I have been following PRT for about 5 years and am very anxious to be able
to back a serious proposal for it's use. Thank you, Dean.
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. There are quite plausible arguments for the
expansion--which I do not support--
nor do I.
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. Had not heard about yesterday's pronouncement---SHAME ON YOU,
DEAN!
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Now he name drops Karen Clark as the reason for supporting the Access
Project.
Margaret Hastings-Mpls-MN
Actually he said Karen Clark and Linda Berglin asked him to vote NO on the
Access project. Of course he then voted YES.
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this week. It was
very premature and based on faulty information.
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-- Gary Hoover (Kingfield)
wrote
I've been thinking about corporations -- from those such as Waste
Management, Allina, Wells Fargo, Walmart, Target, the Star and Trib and
the Southwest
Journal to those such as independent booksellers, grocery stores, food and
housing cooperatives.
I
be applied toward
planning for West Bro.
In view of last week's Pipeline meeting at the Urban League, how about a
stop light at Broadway and Irving without any hassle from the state or
county?
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I submitted this to the Strib Letters to the Editor. I don't know if it will be
published but I thought the group might find it interesting---
This is very interesting. Can you guess the identity of this person? Most of this
description of him comes from webpage for theThe Honorable Cornelius
sharing, safety committees and excellent rewards for suggestions.
Unfortunately, they are the ONLY example I have run across and now that the
family is no longer running the corp who knows what direction labor
management may be taking. I was there 30 years ago.
Steve Nelson
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THANK YOU! My time machine was malfunctioning!
Steve Nelson
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- Original Message -
From: Chris Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mpls Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 10:31 AM
Subject: [Fwd: RE: [Mpls] Park Watch: Wednesday Park Board
8th Ward possibilities - is welcome to this new 8th Ward voter.
--As a close follower of the Park Board, we would be most delighted to see
you move her to the City Council--if that helps...
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started tanking after that, especially after 9/11.
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In today's Strib there is an interesting tidbit buried in a story about Wayzata
raising money to buy and save it's Big Woods. Keeping in mind the current crisis in
health care and the transit strike where the sticking point is who is going to pay for
the health care coverage, where does the
for the articles Jeanne.
Steve Nelson
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Jeanne Massey wrote
The City's new health care plan (profiled in the latest SW Journal)
highlights the trend toward the privatization of health care. The main
beneficiary of this plan
your
dorm room and stable your horse in the barn.
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lies. And why haven't we had any in
depth overview of what the strike is really about? If the media were really
pro-union we would have seen the real picture including the cuts the Transit
commissioners voted for themselves--oops, that's right, they DIDN'T!!
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country on an employer based health care system. If Pawlenty and the legislature
would get serious and pass some REAL health care reform and not the tweking
recommended by the Durenberger group, there would be no transit strike.
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their fair share so we can all have a decent
quality of life and not just the wealthy few!
THIS is the real option Pawlenty and Bell are availing themselves of.
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For those who prefer to hear issues straight from the horses mouth, so to speak, I
will be airing a 2 part episode about about PRT on my show THE CITIZENSHIP CHRONICLES
starting this Thursday, April 8, at 5:30 PM on MTN channel 17. If you have
Time-Warner cable and live in Minneapolis this is
dole out the
management of the concessions for a royalty check. They seemed to be
putting themselves out of business all by themselves.
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, load the hoops in the
truck and have an impromptu Pied Piper march to the Headquarters by driving
down 26th with the kids marching along behind!
Then again we could put hoops at BOTH places!
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Due to folks telling me they missed part 1 but found part 2 interesting--more comment
than I have received since CITIZENSHIP CHRONICLES debuted back on Feb 12, I have asked
MTN to repeat both parts 1 and 2 of the PRT special this Thursday, April 22, and next
Thursday, April 29, at 5:30 PM on
them to work in a hazardous environment--they have NO choice.
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done it
but singing over the internet is hard.
I don't know, Barb, I heard Casey loud and clear. But for those younger
members of the group or who's imagination isn't as strong as mine you can go
to:
http://www.lunchwithcasey.com/happy_birthday.html
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Let's just go back to the era when the Geneva Convention was drawn up!
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Mark Snyder wrote:
So that brings the question to my mind, if we choose to
pursue a technical fix for the problem of secondhand smoke
in the form of improving ventilation in our bars and restaurants,
what do we do when the inevitable breakdowns occur? Because they
will occur.
It is
Booker T Hodges
Wrote
I am glad to report that our meeting with the Mayor and EZ board executive
committee members went well. You won't read about this in our daily
newspaper because they are not interested in any positive interaction
among
whites and blacks. If the mayor had told us to pound
LRT and PRT.
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Sorry if this is a duplication for some folks, but I sent it to Dave with a CC: to the
mplsforum and never saw it show up so am sending it again.
WHEN: Thursday, May 27, 2004 at 5:30 PM
WHERE: MTN Channel 17
WHAT: CITIZENSHIP CHRONICLES
This week's episodes contains segments on the Welfare
Well said, Ed! I stopped writing my own reply since you said it all anyway.
Steve Nelson
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It's good to hear the old bear roar after a winter of hibernation. I'm
going to believe it's good luck that I'm the first one he chased coming
out
of his den.
Mr. Griffith, I'm sure you
Bill Kahn
Prospect Park
wrote
Here in Minneapolis, and the rest of the state once upon a time, we
know
what is important. To thrive, children and families need security, both
physical and economic; unfortunately for some reason, those holding the
purse
strings are seeing what they want
couldn't very well light up
even if I managed a mile, not with this oxygen tank I have to drag
around.
But, dammit, where's the harm in smoking?
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cigarette smoke--a substance that is
nothing but harmful from the first puff or second hand inhale--a practice
done in the privacy of one's own home rather than exposing 82% of us to
something we have chosen NOT to do.
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for a quick beer? Nobody would suffer from second hand drink either!
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a greater drain on the insurance pool by their greater costs.
Don't say that their freedom of choice doesn't hurt the rest of us!
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for door-to-door non-stop service
WITHOUT interferring with or being interferred by busses, cars, taxis or
trains!
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for those already
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for soundproofing plus 20% more to cover administrating a
soundproofing program for residents who are effected by this. It might just
remind MAC that they are not as autonomous as they would like to believe.
Steve Nelson
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I strongly disagreed with the MAC decision in 1996 to expand the airport
at its
for making all turns
right hand
turns. Note I say concept, I don't really know how they work in large
cities.
Anybody on the list done enough driving in D.C. to report?
There is also a small one in Minnehaha Park by the Longfellow house.
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Dorie Rae Gallagher
Nokomis East
wrote
Northwest got what Northwest wanted and now it all seems fuzzy on what was
to be done for the residents.
Is that the Iron Range repair center and customer service center that were
to be created with the multi-million dollar bailout the state gave NWA that
is
At the request of several of my friends and colleagues, I have finally decided to
start a blog of my own to have a place to vent my opinions and voice my comments. I
have named it in honor of my cable access MTN show CITIZENSHIP CHRONICLES. Please
feel free to check it out and post any
Congratulations to us in Minneapolis! The Number 1 Most Literate City in the USA!
From the Strib: http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/4909908.html
But isn't it interesting that half of the 10 least literate cities in the US are from
Texas whose governor 4 years ago promised to do for all of
by cancelling the meeting. Ask him why he
thought it should be cancelled instead of the responsible owns why the have
to reinstate it.
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Chris David
Columbia Park
wrote
That being said, I'm not for paying them too little, but the reality is
that the fiscal conservatives are in control of the state and the only way
to keep kids out of drugs is to cut public sector pay.
Wrong. The only way to keep kids out of drugs and get
Thursday, August 19, 2004
Sorry about the long silence--been busy. But not too busy to invite folks to watch
tonight's episode of Citizenship Chronicles at 5:30 PM on MTN Channel 17. It is
highlights from a community discussion of the documentary THE CORPORATION held at St
Joan of Arc Church on
For all of us who live in Minneapolis and subscribe to Time Warner:
Tonight on Citizenship Chronicles (MTN Channel 17--Time Warner Cable) is the first of
two parts covering a school board candidate debate at the Urban League held on August
16th. Most of the candidates were there so it is an
Oh, yes--it is on at 5:30 PM but it does get repeated around midnight to 1
AM and again around 10 to 11 tomorrow morning and possibly tomorrow
afternoon around 1 or 2--it all depends on other programing.
For all of us who live in Minneapolis and subscribe to Time Warner:
Tonight on Citizenship
In his article about the petition drive by the Taxpayers League, Conrad Defiebre
quotes the Taxpayers League president David Strom as saying, It is finally time to
put official celebration of socialism and communism firmly in the past, he said.
Floyd B. Olson represents the failed path of
Sorry, Dory, but I have to agree with Annie on this one. Having been
observing the Park Board all year I can verify that there is a lot more to
being a commissioner than attending 2 to 3 meetings a month. The meetings
are the tip of the iceberg where behind the scenes work is discussed and
To view the candidates in a debate at the Mpls Urban League on Aug 16,
contact:
Melissa Winter
Public Relations Coordinator
612-668-0228, 612-290-1184 (cell/pager)
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to find out when it can be seen on Channel 15.
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Eva Young
Near North
wrote
Read the article to read what all school board candidates said. After the
debate, I talked with candidate Starway - who is running as Republican
without party endorsement. During that conversation, he mentioned that
gays were causing the downfall of
I have posted the following on my blog and submitted it to the Strib as a letter to
the editor. I am posting it here since we seem to be a regular stop on the campaign
train of W and company and therefore relevant to local issues.
George W. Bush is a coward.
That fact alone should give all
Shawne FitzGerald
Powderhorn
wrote
Chris Johnson wrote:
* 8.4, that the board authorize staff to execute a letter of intent on
the 201 Building [the building at Ft. Snelling which was to be the
location of the failed The Fort sports complex which has not payed
its contractors, and
Eva Young
Near North
Minneapolis
wrote
Sen Michelle Bachmann had a cameo role at this event She asked about
gay marriages causing increased illegitimacy in Scandinavia...
H...
And here I thought that gay marriage by definition did not produce progeny.
So is it guys
For those details I will humbly bow to Annie Young or John Erwin who usually
moderate this issues list.
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When the Park Board leased the land where the Nieman fields are located
at
Fort
Jay Clark wrote
Saturday around dusk I ran along the Mississippi
river. The fall colors along the Mississippi river
are at their peak, and the scene I saw was so
beautiful that I feel compelled to try to entice
you to come over and enjoy the scenery for
yourself. ...
How True!! About 5 PM
And all this time I thought Red Green was on PBS!
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Someone on this list wanted to know a particular time (hour, day, minute
I assumed) when the east west traffic lights are green and the bells
Robert Halfhill Loring Park
wrote
David, you really didn't get to the point you were trying to reply to.
You argued that arts education had made you what you are today whereas the
people you were trying to answer have argued that arts education does
nothing to contribute to mastering the
Steve M Nelson wrote:
Art is all around is in most daily activities. To pretend that we can
separate it from math and reading and have a complete education or that
including it somehow detracts from math and literacy sounds like someone
with an agenda to cut programs for some reason other than
Maybe now people will stop laughing at Dean Zimmermann and PRT and start to
realize the advantages of a system that does NOT interfere with busses or
cars or trains. Something that rises above it all, so to speak, and costs a
FRACTION of what an el system like Chicago has would cost and a
Kenneth J. Peterson
Downtown
wrote
Patty Wetterling's opponent comes to mind as one possible phone phreaque.
This is uncalled for. Patty Wetterling's opponent has a name - Mark
Kennedy. Last I checked, Mr. Kennedy wasn't taking money from
anti-American organizations (i.e., MoveOn.org)
THAT
Tony Scallon
Ed.S. University of Minnesota
wrote
As to resumes, I think all the finalists resumes should be posted so we can
compare. Chris has had a distaste for Mr. Gurban and five of the
Commissioners since he began posting. (Chris disrespectfully calls five of
the commissioners the Gang
Jennifer Rubenzer
Plymouth
wrote
A smoking ban on private businesses is the equivalent of the government
marching into our homes and telling us what we will be eating that
night...or to many of our posters chagrin - whom we should be sleeping with.
We're talking about private businesses and
Robert P. Goldman
ECCO
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wrote
If there's a favorite son candidate like Gurban in a process, it can
be very discouraging to outsiders, and they may pull their
applications for that reason. It's a rational thing to do in the
circumstances. You may fear that you don't have a
David Brauer
Kingfield
wrote
No, but renewables are not all that much better for the environment (see:
ethanol; the argument there is keeping the cash in the US, not pollution).
This is still a good thing. And if 150 people can share six cars (instead of
collectively buying lots more cars they use
A GIANT AMEN, Jim!
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Allen Graetz writes,
How do we know this? I have yet to see enter into the discussion, not
just
on this list by at the city level, any significant studies on what are
Joan Thom
Hawthorne
wrote
We have discovered a sad situation on our block. We have a person walking their
Pit Bull and allowing her to chew on all of the trees in the block.
When a neighbor asked him why he allowed this he said he couldn't stop her. I
have seen at least EIGHT trees that she
Scott McGerik
South St Paul (formerly of Hawthorne)
wrote
I wonder about those who wanted a smoking ban so that they could go to a
smoke-free bar.
Considering there are 82% of us who are non-smoking and only 18% who are it
would seem we are already indicating that we would prefer businesses
Jim Graham,
Ventura Village Neighborhood, Phillips Community, Sixth Ward of
Minneapolis
wrote
Let me start by saying I think tobacco smoking is a terrible, nasty, awful
addiction. But it is an addiction that is condoned and legal in
Minneapolis. Minneapolis not only makes it legal but it
I have a friend who is way into the idea of PRT. I am suspicious of it
since I believe in mass transit, and fear PRT could siphon dollars and
attention. However, I haven't heard concrete arguments against it (e.g.,
its carrying capacity is too low, it costs too much, etc.). Anyone know
Barbara Lickness wrote:
In reality PRT has never worked despite over 30
years of research and development.
PRT has never worked because PRT has never been tried. Every time a system
was to be built those who were going to fund it called in the experts from
mass transit who made the same
-Mike Jensvold
Ward 10
wrote
Fortunately, personal rapid transit is already
available today, in Minneapolis. It's called a taxi
cab.
Hardly appropriate. It is like comparing apples and oranges. Taxicabs
share the roadway with other cars, trucks, buses and LRT. They also run on
internal
Jim Mork
Cooper
wrote
My trouble with PRT is that it sacrifices the increasing returns to scale
that accrue to forms
of transit that carry more people. It is simply a fact that a vehicle
that carries a maximum
of four people cannot be as efficient as one that carries forty.
Also for a system
Never having to go outside--non-stop service from door-to-door--capacity
equal to or greater than the LRT behemoth--guess there's no
efficiency
there!
Cute story but i don't live in the horn tower, i will have to go outside
and
will never get door to door service, nor would i want that.
David Greene
wrote
Umm...how long will it take to load each 4-person car and how
long to account for deceleration/acceleration time? A nose-to-tail
headway will not pass muster with NTSB. It would likely mandate a
following distance similar to the recommendations for cars.
With computer control
Greg Reinhardt
Excelsior
wrote
Should the lies of a good man be forgiven while the lies of a bad man
are fully
prosecuted? Does a person's good' intentions trump the fact that one has
uttered a lie, let alone five?
It appears that if you lie big enough you get to be re-elected President.
Of
Jim Mork
Cooper
Wrote
Am I imagining it or is someone actually suggesting
PRT can be door to door? I thought these pods were
to be guided along rails raised above the streets. How
can such a thing be anymore door to door than any
other public mode of transit?
I suggest you attend one of the open
Jim Mork
Cooper
wrote
Sometimes I need a reminder of why I live
here and not elsewhere. And the core reason is that
here just has better people. Something about
my city (and I've been here nearly 40 years so I can
use the my legitimately) attracts and holds people
with better minds and values
Jennifer Rubenzer
Plymouth
wrote
There is no courage in lying! And I can't believe you would assert that
there is! A lie is a cowards way of avoiding conflict and confrontation
when they know they can't get the better of the situation. It's not the
sign of a good man - it's the sign of a
Bernstein in conclusion wrote:
So Vicki, go enjoy your independence, celebrate your freedom.
Government will be there making sure you can do so!
Johnson writes:
Seems that Bernstein is crediting the government with maintaining
the freedom and independence we have.
I suppose that forgetting
Elizabeth Wielinski wrote:
Gosh! The MPRB embroiled in another stadium scandal within 2 days. How
do they manage? I agree with Emily that there are enough football fields
in this town that the DeLaSalle team should be able to manage 4 games per
year without any trouble. I grew up in
be environmental issues on the
BF
Nelson site. Although probably the cheapest and best way to clean up that
land
is to add a foot of topsoil and use it for recreational purposes.
So now Steve Nelson will throw in his two cents worth--
I agree with Emily that the Island site is too small for what
Chris,
His sentence is going to be handed down in 30 days and I doubt very much
that it will be 30 days. However, those who wish to make an impact
statement to the Judge to help determine what that sentence will be--well,
they have a 30 day sentence to do it!
Steven M Nelson
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Dennis Tester
Mac-Groveland
wrote
It's the Fox News model. Fox News grew as rapidly as it did, not because
it's conservative, but because it's NOT LIBERAL.
FOX News grew as rapidly as it did because it decided to give up news and
pander to conservative values by producing glossy opinion pieces
As a one time over the road trucker I couldn't agree with Dyna more.
Well said, Dyna!
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Dyna Sluyter
wrote
I wrote Gary Schiff about the issue, and his attitude is
essentially that truckers
Mike Nelson
wrote
I just came home from my precinct caucus.
I seriously doubt I will be returning.
When we were in the process of filling our allotted number of
delegates,we had more volunteers than open positions. Someone made a
suggestion regarding how we might eliminate some people.
The
Thank you, David. I'm usually the one jumping on the PRT detractors but have
been too busy this week to respond. You said it very well.
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