최고 Monterey 팟캐스트 (2025)

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Middlebury Institute closes its diversity and inclusion office, local rebates for electric vehicles 1:44

1d ago1:44

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In today's newscast, the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) office at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey is now closed—some work will continue as part of a restructuring. Plus, Monterey Bay area residents can apply for local subsidies on new and used electric cars.…

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A Shift from God's Silence to God's Strength (Psalm 28) 38:18

3d ago38:18

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Title: A Shift from God's Silence to God's Strength Speaker: Nate Holdridge Text: Psalm 28 Overview: Pastor Nate continues our study in the Summer in the Psalm in chapter 28. Link to Sermon Notes저자 Pastor Nate Holdridge

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The Labor of Love 19:20

3d ago19:20

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The job of the apostles sent out is blindly obvious, yet we often miss it: Be as lambs amidst worlves. Would that the church managed that more consistently. Monterey Church, UCC Church on the Hill, Lenox (UCC)

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The Only Way to Impress God | Luke 7:1-16 46:09

3d ago46:09

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We focus on the power of faith (in God and his Word). The insight gained from this simple passage has the potential to bring great breakthroughs for those of us who "hear" it....저자 Pastor Bryan James

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Ep. 601 - GMMB Thursday 3 July 2025 2:59:42

6d ago2:59:42

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Gary Shapiro's homework for Bill was to watch two Humphrey Bogart movies. They are The African Queen and The Desperate Hours. Although it is not a Bogart movie, Cape Fear came up in conversation, and watching that, the original version, was also assigned. The River Wild was the movie Bill mistakenly remembered as being called Cape Fear, so it is a …

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A new landscape for housing development in California, plus free meals and food lessons in Santa Cruz schools 1:44

2d ago1:44

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In today's newscast, California is making it easier to build homes, but harder to address homelessness. Plus, Santa Cruz City Schools will continue offering free meals in the upcoming school year, as well as hands-on food systems education.저자 Elena Neale-Sacks

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Some programming for Soledad prison veterans lapses, Santa Cruz celebrates parks and recreation month 1:45

6d ago1:45

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10 state-funded rehabilitation programs run by the Veterans Transition Center at Soledad's Correctional Training Facility have ended. Plus, the City of Santa Cruz celebrates parks and recreation month in July.저자 Katie Brown

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Local Iranian writer calls for human rights in Iran amidst fragile ceasefire. 4:01

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More than a week after Israel and Iran reached a fragile ceasefire, a local Iranian writer is offering her insight. Ava Homa lives in Pacific Grove, has written extensively about human rights in Iran and teaches at Cal State Monterey Bay.저자 Ngozi Cole

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Monterey County crop values increase, state funds support local math and science students 1:37

7d ago1:37

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Monterey Peninsula Unified School District receives a $350,000 statewide learning grant to help preschool to third grade students studying math and science. And, Monterey County's annual crop and livestock output reached nearly 5 billion dollars last year according to the annual 2024 report.저자 Ngozi Cole

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Ep. 600 - GMMB Wednesday 2 July 2025 2:55:55

7d ago2:55:55

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Jaime Smith shares our dislike of barbeque sauces that are laden with too much sugar. At foodsmith he uses pineapple juice and apple cider vinegar in his sauces. He uses no sugar. He shares our fondness for Kewpie mayonaisse as well. For a sauce to use with on fish, he suggests salsa. Gary Shapiro spoke of Beverly Gage's book, G-Man. It is all abou…

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California will keep library parks passes, reaction to birthright citizenship decision 1:40

8d ago1:40

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California residents will be able to continue checking out state parks passes from libraries. Plus, what the potential end to birthright citizenship means for one California family.저자 Elena Neale-Sacks

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Ep. 599 - GMMB Tuesday 1 July 2025 3:00:02

8d ago3:00:02

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Rachael Shelton's uncle told her she was too old to party with the youngsters. How rude, right? It turned out he might have been right, in that one case. She also discussed alternative excercises one can do at the gym during off-peak hours. Dr. Dawn Motyka joined us for the first of what will be regular visits. Tune in to get the tips on how to be …

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Monterey County's Sudanese community brings attention to ongoing civil war 1:42

9d ago1:42

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In today's newscast, local Sudanese residents gathered over the weekend to bring attention to the civil war in Sudan, which started in 2023. The United Nations has called it the worst humanitarian crisis in the world at this time.저자 Ngozi Cole

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Ep. 598 - GMMB Monday 30 June 2025 3:00:01

9d ago3:00:01

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Gail Pellerin let us know what she thinks of the Cocoanut Grove changing its name. She discussed the taking of people from the central coast. She will be briefed today on AB 131, which may take some teeth out of CEQA. Mark Mozena had these topics for us. Axiom launches 4 astronauts to space station the first visit for India Poland and hungary First…

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Wait on the Lord (Psalm 27) 46:05

10d ago46:05

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Title: Wait on the Lord Speaker: Nate Holdridge Text: Psalm 27 Overview: In a world that gives us what we want on demand, the call to "wait" can feel frustrating and counterintuitive. In this teaching from Calvary Monterey, Pastor Nate Holdridge looks at Psalm 27 to uncover the profound strength and unshakable confidence that comes only from waitin…

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Session 5 (Gifts)

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저자 Pastor Bryan James

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Session 4 (Idols)

10d ago

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저자 Pastor Bryan James

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Session 3 (Ambassadors)

10d ago

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저자 Pastor Bryan James

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Session 2 (What We Believe)

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저자 Pastor Bryan James

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Session 1 (The Monterey Way)

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Our King 32:28

10d ago32:28

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Pastor Bobby Gore leads us through the events leading up to Jesus being recognized as the prophesied and long-awaited messianic King. The main Scripture revolves around the events of Palm Sunday, but additional scriptures in the Old Testament are tied in, connecting as well as demonstrating the same theme with wildly different results upon His seco…

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Ep. 597 - GMMB Friday 27 June 2025 3:00:00

11d ago3:00:00

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Rachael Shelton filled in at the controls and for co-host for Bill today. She and Rosemary were joined by Alex talking movies, Charlie talking plants, Dr. Pete talking pets, and even managed to work in topics like traffic on Soquel, downtown development, the new manager of the county fair and more. The more included talk of a certain wedding in Ven…

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KQED journalist shares reporting on trans trailblazer living in Aptos 1:40

12d ago1:40

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An ongoing KQED series spotlighting gender-diverse artists and activists is amplifying the story of Sandy Stone.저자 Katie Brown

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Environmentalists oppose weakening state protections, Monterey airport gets funding for new terminal 1:46

12d ago1:46

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Monterey and San Benito County environmentalists organize in support of the California Environmental Quality Act in response to two bills that could weaken the statewide law. And, a $5 million federal grant will support the construction of a new terminal at Monterey Regional Airport.저자 Erin Malsbury

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Ep. 596 - GMMB Thursday 26 June 2025 2:59:47

12d ago2:59:47

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In the good news we heard of an American astronaut who is the female astronaut who has spent more time doing spacewalks than any other. Assembly member Dawn Addis said the recent plans to offer public land for sale in her district have been changed. We also heard of her work on heat-related illness.저자 Bill Wolverton

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The state budget changes Medi-Cal and homelessness programs, and Fort Ord Dunes gets a new campground 1:43

13d ago1:43

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The state budget makes changes to Medi-Cal and homelessness programs. Plus, construction begins on a new campground at Fort Ord Dunes State Park저자 Katie Brown

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Parts of Big Sur could be sold, local marine sanctuaries under threat 1:45

14d ago1:45

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A Monterey County Supervisor says Big Sur is strongly protected in the face of a federal budget bill hoping to sell off over 200 million acres of national public lands. And, Congressman Jimmy Panetta says he will fight offshore drilling proposals in Monterey Bay as the Trump Administration plans to approve oil and gas projects in National Marine Sa…

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Santa Cruz harbor bridge closed for construction, Defense Language Institute faces possible cuts 1:41

15d ago1:41

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In today's newscast, both lanes of the Santa Cruz harbor bridge are closed from now until February 2026. And, Central Coast Congressmember Jimmy Panetta has introduced a bill to preserve language learning in the military.저자 Elena Neale-Sacks, Doug McKnight

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Local activists rally against proposed healthcare cuts targeting immigrants. 0:46

16d ago0:46

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Local advocates are denouncing proposed healthcare cuts in the California state budget that include freezing Medi-Cal enrollment for those without legal status.저자 Ngozi Cole

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Former KAZU news director's podcast about gun violence, California politicians respond to Iran bombing 1:52

16d ago1:52

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In today's newscast, KAZU's former News Director shares excerpts of her new podcast, Senseless, which deals with gun violence and the pain of losing her father to a mass shooting. Plus, California Sen. Alex Padilla and Rep. Jimmy Panetta have condemned President Donald Trump's decision to bomb Iran without first seeking congressional approval.…

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God's Wisdom for a Complex World: Decision Making 44:28

17d ago44:28

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Title: God's Wisdom for a Complex World: Decision Making Speaker: Nate Holdridge Overview: In a world with endless options and immense pressure to make the perfect choice, how can we faithfully navigate life’s big decisions? In this teaching from the book of Proverbs, Pastor Nate Holdridge presents a liberating, five-part framework for godly decisi…

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Straight Up Wisdom | Proverbs 3 55:15

17d ago55:15

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This message will speak directly to the array of things that are challenging many of us. If these words were powerful and effective for the original audience (who were not experiencing the indwelling of the Holy Spirit), how much more powerful for us who have Him amplfying from inside?저자 Pastor Bryan James

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It could get easier to start a business in Santa Cruz, and a state bill would ban police face coverings 1:42

19d ago1:42

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In today's newscast, California lawmakers introduced a bill that would ban law enforcement face coverings and the City of Santa Cruz looks for ways to spur economic development. Plus, Santa Cruz has lost a long-time public servant and activist.저자 Erin Malsbury

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Seaside resident remains in ICE custody, local counties show support for immigrants 1:45

20d ago1:45

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The manager of a Pacific Grove Restaurant remains in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in Texas, and local county leaders hold a press conference in solidarity with and support of immigrants.저자 Katie Brown, Elena Neale-Sacks

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Ep. 595 - GMMB Thursday 19 June 2025 2:59:37

20d ago2:59:37

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Gary Shapiro was with us, telling us all about Woody Allen and his movies. Emily Bonder is an apiarist in Santa Cruz. She does know bees, and now we do, too. Dr. Pete made the trip to Santa Cruz to visit, but only just a few minutes before the end of the show. He brought us cherries.저자 Bill Wolverton

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Fire season already underway, state homelessness funding could get slashed 1:45

21d ago1:45

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A local fire official urges Monterey Bay communities to become more fire-safe as the season takes off this summer. And, California's biggest source of state homelessness funding faces cuts.저자 Elena Neale-Sacks

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Ep. 594 - GMMB Wednesday 18 June 2025 2:59:54

21d ago2:59:54

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In the good news segment we learned that chickens and ducks are full of drama. Jaime Smith said that because of all the spring and summer fruits and vegetables, "It's a fun time to be an eater on the central coast." He also told us chickens make good backyard pets. Gary Shapiro is adamant that Yoko Oko had nothing to do with the Beatles splitting. …

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Monterey County summer reading program, immigration resources available 1:42

22d ago1:42

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In today's newscast, Monterey County libraries have kicked off their summer reading program. And, in light of increasing numbers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids, local attorneys are offering advice and resources to residents who are worried about their safety.저자 Ngozi Cole

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Ep. 593 - GMMB Tuesday 17 June 2025 3:00:01

22d ago3:00:01

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Mari Segura filled in for Rosemary, who was otherwise engaged. In the good news we heard of Ellie Wilson and her Moth X Human project, in which she takes data gathered on the presence of moths of different species, and uses it to generate music. Her intent is to call attention to declining moth populations. Later we heard about a dog who recognized…

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Ep. 592 - GMMB Monday 16 June 2025 2:59:44

23d ago2:59:44

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Gail Pellerin was at the No Kings protest and told us about that. We asked if she was concerned for herself, given the attack on legislators over the weekend. Of course she is, but at the same time she reassured us that California's assembly members and senators have lots of security available to them. She is proud of the work the assembly and sena…

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God's Wisdom for a Complex World: Home 44:18

24d ago44:18

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Title: God's Wisdom for a Complex World: Home Speaker: Nate Holdridge Overview: In this Sunday Sermon, Pastor Nate Holdridge teaches from Proverbs to cast a vision for the home as the first arena of discipleship. Drawing from wisdom literature and the teachings of Jesus, Pastor Nate calls parents to intentional training, loving discipline, and the …

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How to Pray and Experience Results 55:28

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Through this message, I am asking the Holy Spirit to help us understand how to effectively pray and experience all of the power the Bible promises when we do. This message closes with an opportunity to come to the altar and seek God's power for our needs.저자 Pastor Bryan James

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Santa Cruz joins effort to ban filtered tobacco products, state budget cuts affect popular library program 1:47

26d ago1:47

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Santa Cruz city council moves to ban the sale of tobacco products with plastic filters and state budget cuts could end a popular library program.저자 Erin Malsbury

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Ep. 591 - GMMB Friday 13 June 2025 2:59:25

26d ago2:59:25

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Dr. Pete told us of a horse race that began in New York and ended in California. He also had a lost tortoise tale. In good news we heard a dad story, since Father's day is approaching. Most of the week's movies were uninspiring. The picks of the week were A Photographic Memory and the live action remake of How To Train Your Dragon. Charlie taught u…

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Researchers got millions to incentivize sustainable farming in the Salinas Valley. The Trump administration might take it away. 4:05

26d ago4:05

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Federal dollars that help small growers experiment with climate-smart agricultural practices are drying up. One Aromas farmer has seen the benefits and wants to find ways to keep her land nourished despite precarious funding.저자 Elena Neale-Sacks

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Ep. 590 - GMMB Thursday 12 June 2025 2:59:59

27d ago2:59:59

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In Good News we heard about a lost tortoise that was finally found, a painting lost and then found and sold for a tidy sum, and Brian Wilson, whom we lost just yesterday. Gary Shapiro joined us to share lots of stories about Brian Wilson and how he made music with and for the Beach Boys.저자 Bill Wolverton

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Ep. 589 - GMMB Wednesday 11 June 2025 3:00:08

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Good News brought us the story of a crane operator who saved a man from a burning building, and later was himself rewarded. So was a 14-year-old boy who found a wallet laden with cash and did the right thing. Jaime Smith educated us about the differences between squid and octopus, from a chef's point of view. Rosemary told of having once educated a…

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Ep. 588 - GMMB Tuesday 10 June 2025 2:59:59

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In good news we heard of the life of Dale Bridenbaugh, who is responsible for having made GE Nuclear reactors safer. Also, Rosemary related the story of running her car battery down at the park yesterday. A park employee got her car started and a friend got her a membership to AAA for the next time. That's a bad day turning around for sure. John La…

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Ep. 587 - GMMB Monday 9 June 2025 3:00:02

30d ago3:00:02

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Good News today included accounts of both winners of the French Open tennis tournament, as well as of a dentist from Indiana who realized his dream of playing in the US Open golf tournament. Mark Mozena's topics included a discouraging bit of news from the Japanese space program. Elon - Trump breakup will potentially have large consequences for spa…

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God's Wisdom for a Complex World: Communication 43:17

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Title: God's Wisdom for a Complex World: Communication Speaker: Manny Collazo저자 Pastor Manny Collazo

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