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DSHS Completes Review, Concludes Hanbleceya Seattle in Compliance with State Law
Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Washington's state's Department of Social and Health Services has determined that Hanbleceya, the Normandy Park mental health treatment center, is operating in compliance with Washington state law and its investigation has been closed. Read more...
DSHS Completes Review, Concludes Hanbleceya Seattle in Compliance with State Law
Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Washington's state's Department of Social and Health Services has determined that Hanbleceya, the Normandy Park mental health treatment center, is operating in compliance with Washington state law and its investigation has been closed. Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 7:34 pm
Boulevard Park Place Retirement Community supports Relay For Life of Highline cancer walk
Highline Times - Press release from the Boulevard Park Place Walking Club The residents of Boulevard Park Place Retirement Community have formed a walking club. They have been walking since January in support of their fellow residents who are involved in the Relay For Life of Highline cancer walk. The team has 34 members who have collectively walked over 2,700 miles. Their goal is to reach 3,000 miles by June 8, the date of our Relay. Each team member has received a pledge of $1.00 per mile walked. It will be donated to Relay For Life of Highline in their name. The average age of this group is 79 years... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Boulevard Park Place Retirement Community supports Relay For Life of Highline cancer walk
Highline Times - Press release from the Boulevard Park Place Walking Club The residents of Boulevard Park Place Retirement Community have formed a walking club. They have been walking since January in support of their fellow residents who are involved in the Relay For Life of Highline cancer walk. The team has 34 members who have collectively walked over 2,700 miles. Their goal is to reach 3,000 miles by June 8, the date of our Relay. Each team member has received a pledge of $1.00 per mile walked. It will be donated to Relay For Life of Highline in their name. The average age of this group is 79 years... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 6:52 pm
SLIDESHOW: Second Annual Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet even bigger success
Highline Times - SLIDESHOW: he Highline Public Schools and Highline Schools Foundation for Excellence Second Annual Highline Public Schools Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet was held Tuesday, May 21 at Mount Rainier High School. Last year's inaugural awards banquet was successful as enough money was raised in advance to donate from $500 to $2,500 to all 16 student athletes honored. This year, 16 athletes received from $1,000 to $3,000, totaling $22,000. The event was organized by Terri McMahan, Highline Public Schools Director of Athletics. She organized last year's event. too.... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
SLIDESHOW: Second Annual Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet even bigger success
Highline Times - SLIDESHOW: he Highline Public Schools and Highline Schools Foundation for Excellence Second Annual Highline Public Schools Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet was held Tuesday, May 21 at Mount Rainier High School. Last year's inaugural awards banquet was successful as enough money was raised in advance to donate from $500 to $2,500 to all 16 student athletes honored. This year, 16 athletes received from $1,000 to $3,000, totaling $22,000. The event was organized by Terri McMahan, Highline Public Schools Director of Athletics. She organized last year's event. too.... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 6:32 pm
Burien's new fire station is eroding, & so is the dept.'s relationship with contractor
Highline Times - The Burien Fire Department seems to be on a life-saving mission to rescue its new station at 900 SW 146th St. The state-of-the-art, but yet-to-be-opened, facility is plagued with infrastructure problems, from the massive roof, which hosts numerous stagnant puddles, to the 28-foot high brick facade, with rebar rusting through more than two hundred large brick sections, to those bright red vertical "apparatus bay" doors, each one warped at the seal. The building cost the public $8.6 million, $9.2 million with tax. However, costs continue to mount as specialty contractors and architects work... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Burien's new fire station is eroding, & so is the dept.'s relationship with contractor
Highline Times - The Burien Fire Department seems to be on a life-saving mission to rescue its new station at 900 SW 146th St. The state-of-the-art, but yet-to-be-opened, facility is plagued with infrastructure problems, from the massive roof, which hosts numerous stagnant puddles, to the 28-foot high brick facade, with rebar rusting through more than two hundred large brick sections, to those bright red vertical "apparatus bay" doors, each one warped at the seal. The building cost the public $8.6 million, $9.2 million with tax. However, costs continue to mount as specialty contractors and architects work... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 5:56 pm
Valley View Sewer District seeks candidates to fill board vacancy
Highline Times - Press release: Interested in serving your community? The Valley View Sewer District is accepting applications for an upcoming vacancy on its Board of Commissioners. Applicants must be registered voters who live in the District. Applications, available on the district website and at the District office, must be returned by June 21. The Board will appoint an individual to serve in Position 1 until the 2015 election. At that time the position will be on the ballot for a two-year term. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Valley View Sewer District seeks candidates to fill board vacancy
Highline Times - Press release: Interested in serving your community? The Valley View Sewer District is accepting applications for an upcoming vacancy on its Board of Commissioners. Applicants must be registered voters who live in the District. Applications, available on the district website and at the District office, must be returned by June 21. The Board will appoint an individual to serve in Position 1 until the 2015 election. At that time the position will be on the ballot for a two-year term. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 4:30 pm
Evergreen Lutheran secures high finishes
Highline Times - Evergreen Lutheran's efforts added up to high finishes on both the girls and boys side at the Quad-District Class 1B meet that concluded Saturday, May 18 at Port Angeles High School on the Olympic Peninsula. The Eagles scored 122 points in the girls standings for second place behind only the 173 points of Mount Vernon Christian. The Evergreen Lutheran boys, meanwhile, scored 35 points for ninth place as a team. Karissa Kjenstad won the 100-meter dash for the girls in a time of 2 minutes, 29.10 seconds and the 800 in 2:29.10 and also took third in the 400 in 1:04.23 just ahead of teammate... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Evergreen Lutheran secures high finishes
Highline Times - Evergreen Lutheran's efforts added up to high finishes on both the girls and boys side at the Quad-District Class 1B meet that concluded Saturday, May 18 at Port Angeles High School on the Olympic Peninsula. The Eagles scored 122 points in the girls standings for second place behind only the 173 points of Mount Vernon Christian. The Evergreen Lutheran boys, meanwhile, scored 35 points for ninth place as a team. Karissa Kjenstad won the 100-meter dash for the girls in a time of 2 minutes, 29.10 seconds and the 800 in 2:29.10 and also took third in the 400 in 1:04.23 just ahead of teammate... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 3:03 pm
Free Food & AHHH Massages as Massage Envy Westwood Village Opens Saturday
Normandy Park Blog - The excitement begins at 11 a.m. this Saturday, May 25 with a ribbon-cutting that will officially open the Seattle area's newest Massage Envy Clinic at Westwood Village (map below). The fun continues until 1 p.m. with tours of the clinic, FREE chair massages, a water bar and healthy snacks. After a tour, guests can enter [...] Read more...
Free Food & AHHH Massages as Massage Envy Westwood Village Opens Saturday
Normandy Park Blog - The excitement begins at 11 a.m. this Saturday, May 25 with a ribbon-cutting that will officially open the Seattle area's newest Massage Envy Clinic at Westwood Village (map below). The fun continues until 1 p.m. with tours of the clinic, FREE chair massages, a water bar and healthy snacks. After a tour, guests can enter [...] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 2:35 pm
State golf tournament
Highline Times - A third place finish added up to a fifth place finish for Luke Doss and the Seattle Christian School boys golf team. Doss took third place individually for the Warriors in the Class 1A state tournament, stroking to third place round finishes both days. Doss shot a 74 on Tuesday to get things started, then turned in a 76 the next day for a total of 150 for two rounds at the Lake Spanaway course in Spanaway south of Tacoma. His efforts helped the Warriors score 41 team points for a fifth place overall finish. Ilwaco finished first with 132.50 team points. ... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
State golf tournament
Highline Times - A third place finish added up to a fifth place finish for Luke Doss and the Seattle Christian School boys golf team. Doss took third place individually for the Warriors in the Class 1A state tournament, stroking to third place round finishes both days. Doss shot a 74 on Tuesday to get things started, then turned in a 76 the next day for a total of 150 for two rounds at the Lake Spanaway course in Spanaway south of Tacoma. His efforts helped the Warriors score 41 team points for a fifth place overall finish. Ilwaco finished first with 132.50 team points. ... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 11:42 am
Found Rabbit
Highline Times - UPDATE: SUM-BUNNY came to get their fuzzy. Home found. Thanks everyone. Small domesticated bunny found in the 98168 area code. Looking for owner. Please contact Karla if you recognize the bunny in this picture. [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Found Rabbit
Highline Times - UPDATE: SUM-BUNNY came to get their fuzzy. Home found. Thanks everyone. Small domesticated bunny found in the 98168 area code. Looking for owner. Please contact Karla if you recognize the bunny in this picture. [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 11:15 am
Highline to fund full-day kindergarten at all schools
Highline Times - Press release: Highline Public Schools will fund tuition-free full-day kindergarten at all schools starting this fall, regardless of the amount the state Legislature allocates to full-day kindergarten. State lawmakers are currently debating over budget plans with varying levels of kindergarten funding. Each of the three plans would fund full-day kindergarten at some, but not all, schools in Highline. "We cannot wait for the legislature to act. Full-day kindergarten is the right thing to do for all our children and families now," said Superintendent Susan Enfield. "This is a game-changer... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Highline to fund full-day kindergarten at all schools
Highline Times - Press release: Highline Public Schools will fund tuition-free full-day kindergarten at all schools starting this fall, regardless of the amount the state Legislature allocates to full-day kindergarten. State lawmakers are currently debating over budget plans with varying levels of kindergarten funding. Each of the three plans would fund full-day kindergarten at some, but not all, schools in Highline. "We cannot wait for the legislature to act. Full-day kindergarten is the right thing to do for all our children and families now," said Superintendent Susan Enfield. "This is a game-changer... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- 9:32 am
SLIDESHOW: Tyee Boys Soccer Team is Rewriting History with Playoff Wins!
Highline Times - The Tyee boys soccer team is on an amazing ride and making school history in a sporting way. Tyee (14-4-1) is in the playoffs for the first time since 1982. For you who are slow at math (like me) that is 31 years ago! Remember 1982, well some of us do. That was the year the Commodore 64 computer and the first CD players were introduced by Sony - my how technology has changed! Tyee has already made school history, winning its first playoff game by a score of 4-1 over Capitol of Olympia, on May 15th at Highline Memorial Stadium. That was their first-round match in the Class 2A Playoffs. ... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
SLIDESHOW: Tyee Boys Soccer Team is Rewriting History with Playoff Wins!
Highline Times - The Tyee boys soccer team is on an amazing ride and making school history in a sporting way. Tyee (14-4-1) is in the playoffs for the first time since 1982. For you who are slow at math (like me) that is 31 years ago! Remember 1982, well some of us do. That was the year the Commodore 64 computer and the first CD players were introduced by Sony - my how technology has changed! Tyee has already made school history, winning its first playoff game by a score of 4-1 over Capitol of Olympia, on May 15th at Highline Memorial Stadium. That was their first-round match in the Class 2A Playoffs. ... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 5:30 pm
SeaTac council majority appears solid despite coming election after mayor loses opponent
Highline Times - Barring a successful general election write-in campaign, the SeaTac council majority will remain intact after the November election. Mayor Tony Anderson will run unopposed for his council seat. His opponent, Suber Adam, withdrew this week after filing to run against Anderson. Mayor Anderson often votes with Deputy Mayor Mia Gregerson and council members Barry Ladenburg and Dave Bush on controversial issues. Councilwoman Terry Anderson, who has served on the council since SeaTac incorporated, often votes with council members Rick Forschler and Pam Fernald. ... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
SeaTac council majority appears solid despite coming election after mayor loses opponent
Highline Times - Barring a successful general election write-in campaign, the SeaTac council majority will remain intact after the November election. Mayor Tony Anderson will run unopposed for his council seat. His opponent, Suber Adam, withdrew this week after filing to run against Anderson. Mayor Anderson often votes with Deputy Mayor Mia Gregerson and council members Barry Ladenburg and Dave Bush on controversial issues. Councilwoman Terry Anderson, who has served on the council since SeaTac incorporated, often votes with council members Rick Forschler and Pam Fernald. ... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 4:38 pm
Third Annual Burien Bites arrives June 2
Highline Times - On May 27th, 2011, Burien restaurant owners and hungry participants came together for the first annual Burien Bites. CEO of HomeTask Network Jerrod Sessler organized a community event to celebrate local restaurants and fundraise. Last year honors went to 909 Coffee & Wine for their ceviche, roasted peach salad and braised oxtail with oyster mushroom and fresh pasta. This year, Burien Bites falls on Sunday, June 2, and check-in begins at 11:am at HomeTask, 611 SW 152nd St. It is organized by HomeTask, sponsored by Freggies. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Third Annual Burien Bites arrives June 2
Highline Times - On May 27th, 2011, Burien restaurant owners and hungry participants came together for the first annual Burien Bites. CEO of HomeTask Network Jerrod Sessler organized a community event to celebrate local restaurants and fundraise. Last year honors went to 909 Coffee & Wine for their ceviche, roasted peach salad and braised oxtail with oyster mushroom and fresh pasta. This year, Burien Bites falls on Sunday, June 2, and check-in begins at 11:am at HomeTask, 611 SW 152nd St. It is organized by HomeTask, sponsored by Freggies. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 4:25 pm
Highline Historical Society online auction has gifts for dads and grads
Highline Times - Press release: The Highline Historical Society online auction is now open. Auction items range from exotic vacation getaways, to restaurant gift certificates, to sports memorabilia signed by the likes of Hank Aaron and Russell Wilson. If you're looking for the perfect something for the dad or grad in your life, check out the auction at www.highlinehistory.org. The auction runs until June 2. Proceeds benefit the Highline Historical Society, which is raising funds to construct the new Highline Heritage Museum GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Highline Historical Society online auction has gifts for dads and grads
Highline Times - Press release: The Highline Historical Society online auction is now open. Auction items range from exotic vacation getaways, to restaurant gift certificates, to sports memorabilia signed by the likes of Hank Aaron and Russell Wilson. If you're looking for the perfect something for the dad or grad in your life, check out the auction at www.highlinehistory.org. The auction runs until June 2. Proceeds benefit the Highline Historical Society, which is raising funds to construct the new Highline Heritage Museum GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 2:49 pm
Stevanovic strokes to state
Highline Times - Kristina Stevanovic of Mount Rainier found her way to the girls state tournament by virtue of her 6-2, 6-4, win against Michelle Lee of Thomas Jefferson in a winner-to-state, loser out girls 4A West Central/Southwest Washington bi-district tournament at the Capital City Court Club in Olympia, on Saturday, May 18 Stevanovic completed her run through the gauntlet of the consolation round with a 6-1, 6-2, loss to Megan Hagerty of Graham Kapowsin to enter state as a No. 8 seed. Micca Motzer of Mead will be the first opponent for the Ram qualifier in a May 24 match at the Columbia Basin... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Stevanovic strokes to state
Highline Times - Kristina Stevanovic of Mount Rainier found her way to the girls state tournament by virtue of her 6-2, 6-4, win against Michelle Lee of Thomas Jefferson in a winner-to-state, loser out girls 4A West Central/Southwest Washington bi-district tournament at the Capital City Court Club in Olympia, on Saturday, May 18 Stevanovic completed her run through the gauntlet of the consolation round with a 6-1, 6-2, loss to Megan Hagerty of Graham Kapowsin to enter state as a No. 8 seed. Micca Motzer of Mead will be the first opponent for the Ram qualifier in a May 24 match at the Columbia Basin... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 1:44 pm
School retirees hold monthly meeting on May 28
Highline Times - Press release: The next meeting of the SW King School Retirees Association will be held on Tuesday, May 28, 2013, at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 8th and So. 192nd, at 11:30 a.m. A donation ($6) lunch will be served, and our May speaker is Dianne Green, a member of the Chinook District Garden Club in Des Moines and a Master Judge of the Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235", "highline_story_text_region_slot_1");GA_googleFillSlot("highline_story_text_region_slot_1"); Her entertaining presentation is called "pot de fleur." Our... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
School retirees hold monthly meeting on May 28
Highline Times - Press release: The next meeting of the SW King School Retirees Association will be held on Tuesday, May 28, 2013, at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 8th and So. 192nd, at 11:30 a.m. A donation ($6) lunch will be served, and our May speaker is Dianne Green, a member of the Chinook District Garden Club in Des Moines and a Master Judge of the Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235", "highline_story_text_region_slot_1");GA_googleFillSlot("highline_story_text_region_slot_1"); Her entertaining presentation is called "pot de fleur." Our... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 1:39 pm
Rangel announces candidacy for Burien City Council
Highline Times - Press release: My name is Chuck Rangel. My wife and I moved from Chicago to the Seattle area over thirty-seven years ago. We chose Burien because it had everything that we were looking for - many family friendly neighborhoods, great park facilities and an active center business core. We successfully raised five children in this environment. I believe Burien STILL has that opportunity available to many families who want to do the same thing - raise their families in a great small town. In my thirty-seven years here I have been active and involved with many of the Burien "communities" -... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Rangel announces candidacy for Burien City Council
Highline Times - Press release: My name is Chuck Rangel. My wife and I moved from Chicago to the Seattle area over thirty-seven years ago. We chose Burien because it had everything that we were looking for - many family friendly neighborhoods, great park facilities and an active center business core. We successfully raised five children in this environment. I believe Burien STILL has that opportunity available to many families who want to do the same thing - raise their families in a great small town. In my thirty-seven years here I have been active and involved with many of the Burien "communities" -... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 1:34 pm
Letter: Boscarine explains why he left Burien council race
Highline Times - I want to thank the media for giving me this opportunity to comment about why I withdrew from the Burien City Council election. Also, I want to thank the friends and neighbors who encouraged me to run for the council. It is always flattering to have citizens and friends tell you that you would be the right person to serve the city and their rights and interests in the city. I decided to file for this election because until late Friday it looked like Rose Clark was going to run unopposed for the Burien City Council. I feel very strongly that new blood is needed on the Burien City... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Letter: Boscarine explains why he left Burien council race
Highline Times - I want to thank the media for giving me this opportunity to comment about why I withdrew from the Burien City Council election. Also, I want to thank the friends and neighbors who encouraged me to run for the council. It is always flattering to have citizens and friends tell you that you would be the right person to serve the city and their rights and interests in the city. I decided to file for this election because until late Friday it looked like Rose Clark was going to run unopposed for the Burien City Council. I feel very strongly that new blood is needed on the Burien City... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 1:27 pm
Keiser's involuntary commitment bill signed into law
Highline Times - Press release: Information from family and friends soon will be considered when a licensed mental health professional and the court determine whether someone should be involuntarily committed for mental health treatment, thanks to legislation signed into law today by Gov. Jay Inslee. "People who may need to be committed and receive treatment don't always present symptoms when being examined and assessed; someone might exhibit none of the signs that immediate commitment is warranted," said Sen. Karen Keiser, D-Kent, the sponsor of Senate Bill 5480. "But friends and family who see that person... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Keiser's involuntary commitment bill signed into law
Highline Times - Press release: Information from family and friends soon will be considered when a licensed mental health professional and the court determine whether someone should be involuntarily committed for mental health treatment, thanks to legislation signed into law today by Gov. Jay Inslee. "People who may need to be committed and receive treatment don't always present symptoms when being examined and assessed; someone might exhibit none of the signs that immediate commitment is warranted," said Sen. Karen Keiser, D-Kent, the sponsor of Senate Bill 5480. "But friends and family who see that person... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 -- 1:22 pm
Community effort in Des Moines to raise funds for swim lessons for children
Highline Times - Press Release: May 20 was kick-off day for a four-week campaign to raise funds for the Faith Callahan Memorial Swim Lesson Scholarship Fund. The fund pays for swimming lessons for children who live in low-income households in the Des Moines community. The Des Moines Legacy Foundation, the Des Moines Pool Metropolitan Park District and the Mount Rainier Pool have joined together to raise funds for the summer swim lesson program. These groups share a core value of sustaining a water-safe environment for all citizens. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
Community effort in Des Moines to raise funds for swim lessons for children
Highline Times - Press Release: May 20 was kick-off day for a four-week campaign to raise funds for the Faith Callahan Memorial Swim Lesson Scholarship Fund. The fund pays for swimming lessons for children who live in low-income households in the Des Moines community. The Des Moines Legacy Foundation, the Des Moines Pool Metropolitan Park District and the Mount Rainier Pool have joined together to raise funds for the summer swim lesson program. These groups share a core value of sustaining a water-safe environment for all citizens. GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-4956332358238235",... [ Please visit The Highline Times and Des Moines News for the full coverage. ] Read more...
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