Author: Loveland Magazine

Neal Tew’s T Squash Academy now a regional center of excellence For Junior Squash

Selected To Host 2016 Midwest Junior Squash Championships

Neal Tew of Loveland

When Neal Tew of Loveland opened a 12,000 square foot Squash facility, in Fairfax in January 2013, he had a vision. He wanted to create a viable model to introduce this new sport to youth throughout Cincinnati and to build a regional center of excellence for junior squash.

Fast-forward to 2015, and this Cincinnati native, a lifelong squash enthusiast, entrepreneur and former captain of the Harvard Squash Team, has done exactly what he set out to do.

Says Tew, “We recently entered into a long-term partnership with The Cincinnati Sports Club (CSC). As our new operating partner, the CSC brings industry experience and expertise that will free our coaching staff to focus on what they do best: teaching the game of squash and the life lessons that go with it. The T is an Academy focused on impacting young lives through engagement with a great life sport. We’re thrilled to have the Sports Club’s strength and expertise behind us.”

He adds, “The relationship also expands our squash facilities. The T has 5 squash courts, and the CSC has 3. Combined, our 8 courts make us the largest squash facility in the Midwest, with space to add 4 more. The arrangement positions us to be a leader as squash grows in the Cincinnati area. In fact, The T has been selected to host the 2016 Midwest Junior Squash Championships, a further testament to our excellent reputation on both a regional and national level.”

In another milestone, The T recently received their 501(c)(3) status, which enables them to receive grants from local partners and reach a greater number of children and schools in our community.

“This will fuel the good growth that is already happening at The T. In 2014, for example, our programming reached more than 130 boys and girls, from ages 5-16 from 15 area public and private schools, (including St. Margaret of York, St. Columban, Loveland Early Childhood Center, Walnut Hills, Sycamore and Indian Hill), as well as children from across the Mid-West. Most children participate in weekly instructional clinics and league play, while others travel from outside of Cincinnati to compete in our regional tournaments.

Local children love the idea of spearheading a club squash team at their school. Walnut Hills and Indian Hill schools are good recent examples of the process: parent and child bring the idea to administrators, Tew and his team make a presentation, the school backs the idea of a parent led club team, kids enroll in The T and they are off to the races. “The only way to make a club squash team happen is to ask!” Tew notes, “Lacrosse got its start in Cincinnati with small club teams. With a facility like The T ready to welcome squash teams, we can follow the same pattern.”

Tew adds, “Regional tournaments are a different approach. We want our children to know what squash at a higher level looks like. We host regional tournaments on a quarterly basis so our more experienced players can observe and compete against the best players in the region. This sparks their competitive spirit and fuels their drive to improve.” Those who really catch the squash bug may join The T Spartans, a group of 15 students who compete in tournaments throughout the Midwest. One of these students, Tew’s son John Paul (a rising 6^th grader at St. Margaret’s), won the 2014 Boys U11 National Championship, a major milestone for Cincinnati squash.

One of the things Tew loves most about squash is the relational dimension of the game. “Squash is a life sport and a family sport,” he says, “something parents and kids can enjoy playing together for many years. At a program like outs, it’s never too late to learn squash. We have something for just about every level.”

The T Squash Academy is located at 3917 Virginia Avenue. For hours of operation, or more information visit www.tsquashacademy.org or call 513-561-4900.

May 13, 2015
Tuesday’s Loveland Farmers Market

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Here’s what you will find from the stars at tomorrow’s Loveland Farmers Market!

Located at 897 Loveland Madeira Road between the Castle Skateland and the former bowling alley.

VEGGIES, FRUITS, AND POTTED PLANTS FOR YOUR GARDEN

Can-du Farm – Bethel
We will have plants for you to start your own garden. Lots of tomatoes, peppers and
herbs. Hope to see you Tuesday at the market.

Ed Kluba Farm – Batavia
Will join the market soon.

Farm Beach Bethel – Bethel
Bringing to the market what is ready in the garden.

Goodlife Farm – Waynesville
Herb, vegetable and tomato plants.

Grailville – Loveland
We will be bringing certified organic lettuce, spinach, radishes, asparagus, rhubarb, and green garlic

Irons Fruit Farm – Lebanon
We will have pies, donuts, cookies, jams and jellies, apple butter, sorghum, honey, asparagus, rhubarb, and strawberries (quantities may be limited).

Jaybird Farms – Sardinia
Jaybird farms will have LOTS of SPROUTS for your dining pleasure as well as gourmet lettuce mix. Our chickens have been busy laying brown eggs for you. We have herb and vegetable plants for your garden. Homemade jams, herbal soaps, and other herbal items (NEW – roll on lavender/peppermint headache relief) See you at the market!   www.jaybirdfarms.com

Jessie’s Garden – Oregonia
Will join the market in July

Rice Family Harvest – Oregonia
This week we will have limited amounts of spring lettuce mix, baby spinach and kale, along with some 1/2 gallons of our frozen apple cider, fruit butters and preserves to sample, along with tomato plants (Big Beef and Better Boy, Sun Ray no acid yellow tomatoes, and sweet 100 cherry tomatoes. We will also have a great variety of both hot and sweet pepper plants including Fat N Sassy red, California Wonder Green, Blushing Beauty, chocolate.

Salatin’s Fruit Farm – Moore’s Hill, Indiana
This week I will have beets, some strawberries, lettuce, bunch onions, radishes, swiss chard, apples, apple cider, and apple butter.

Trevor, Fun Guy! – Loveland
We’ll be there with Fresh Phoenix Oyster Mushrooms

Wittmeyer White Oak Farm – Georgetown
Wittmeyer White Oak Valley Farm will be there with our yummy summer squash pizza crusts–made with loads of zucchini that we grow on our farm. We will have the traditional and gluten-free varieties. Completely baked and ready for toppings, they make a nutritious, quick, delicious dinner! We will also be bringing our fresh salsa . Stop by and try a sample!

FROM THE OVEN

Blue Oven Bakery – Williamsburg
Wood fired baked goods including several varieties of their popular breads and English muffins and pastries.

Diane’s Heavenly Delights – Liberty Twp.
Will return next week.

Jean Paul Paradiso – Cincinnati
Pizza’s, quiches, sweet rolls, breads, rolls, etc.

Kimmy’s Kupcakes – Maineville
Will return next week.

Raphael’s Pizzelles – Liberty Twp.
Raphael’s Pizzelles will be bringing our signature Pizzelles in the following flavors; Almond, Anise, Cappuccino, Citrus, Cocoa, Cocoa Dipped Strawberry, Maple Walnut and Vanilla. I will also have fresh baked Italian Wedding Cookies, Cannoli Pizzelles (my great grandmother’s cream filling recipe included with every purchase), Chocolate Chip Cookie Oreo and Reece’s Brownies and Biscotti (Italian toasted tea cakes) in the following combinations: Blueberry Almond, Cranberry Almond and Chocolate Pecan. Can’t wait to see you there!!

That Foreign Chick’s Bakery – Goshen
NEW this week Czechoslovakian shortbread, poppyseed strudel, lemon cake, cinnamon swirl bread, triple chocolate fudge brownies, rustic garlic potato bread, and plum-walnut rugelach and red beet chocolate cake.

Zosia Bread Company – Cincinnati
Assorted crispbreads featuring Sunflower & Flax Crispbread (Gluten Free/Vegan),Seeds & Grains Crispbread (Vegan), Roasted Beet & Cheddar Crispbread (Vegetarian), and Roasted Sweet Potato & Rosemary Crispbread (Vegetarian).

OTHER FARMS

Ohio Farm Direct – Fredericktown
We will be bringing at least 18 varieties of cheese, all 100% grass-fed, and made on our 7th & 8th generation dairy farm with certified organic milk. A limited number of raw milk and aged (sharp) cheeses are also available. We are generous with samples, and we invite you to stop by and give us a try.

Peaceful Acres – Martinville
Peaceful Acres will be bringing all of our organic handmade lavender goodies, several new lavender items including some lavender jewelry, new kinds of hand-wrapped smudge sticks, and lavender plants! And all of the free smells you would like. Come and say hello and breathe in relaxationWebb Valley Farm – Wilmington
Grassfed Beef…Ground Beef, Ground Chuck, Ground Sirloin, Ground Round, Beef Liver, Soup Bone and Filet Mignon…..Brown Eggs…Pasture Raised Pork…Sausage, Bacon, Pork Neck Bones,Pork Spare Ribs and Pork Chops…Pasture Raised Lamb… (will have in stock 3rd week May)..Ground Lamb, Lamb Steaks and Lamb Chops. Hand Crafted Soaps and Lotion Bars…Pasture Raised Whole Chicken…we will be growing 2 batches of whole chicken…taking orders for first batch May 9th- May 30th (ask for more info at the Market)

OTHER FOOD ITEMS

Angie’s Authentic Malaysian Satay & Sauces – Symmes Twp.
Bringing you exotic and flavorful Malaysian, Southeast Asian and Chinese food offerings made from as much local market and organic ingredients when available. My signature Satay Peanut Sauce, mild and spicy, & Marinade Spice Mix, Noodles dishes and Kaya-Malaysian Coconut Jam and Pineapple Jam, Asian inspired salads & seasonal soups, and vegan white kimchi.

Bite Catering – Loveland
Lemony Asparagus and Pea Soup, Curried Squash and Red Lentil Soup, Spring Vegetable Soup with Tarragon, Shaved Asparagus Quinoa Salad with White Beans and Walnuts, Pea and Water Chestnut Salad in a Lemon Yogurt Dressing, Whole Wheat Orzo Nicoise Salad

Brocato’s – Cincinnati
Pasta, sauces, etc.

Carabello Coffee – Newport
We will be bringing freshly roasted whole bean coffee, iced coffee, hand squeezed lemonade, and iced tea.

Chesapeake Popcorn – Liberty Twp.
Chesapeake Popcorn is excited that Loveland summer Farmers’ Market is beginning. For this first week, we will be bringing Old Fashioned Caramel, Caramel Nut Crunch, Salted Caramel, Salted Caramel with Vanilla Bean Infused Sea Salt, French Toast, Coconut, and one of our new flavors, Cremesicle. We will also have Vegan Salted Caramel.

Delish in a Dish – Loveland
Summer Pasta Primavera, BBQ Pulled Pork, Meyer Lemon Chicken Piccata, Individual Italian Meatloaf, Spinach, Mushroom, and Cheese Stuffed Chicken Breast with a white wine glaze, 6 Pack Kentucky Hot Brown Sliders, and 6 pack ham & cheese sliders.

Green Man – Loveland
Stop by our booth and see our new 2oz jars of jam, perfect for providing a selection on your breakfast table. This week we will be including Meyer Lemon Marmalade made from our own Meyer lemons from our tree in Florida. Also on offer will be a Strawberry Fields, Strawberry Balsamic and Kickin Berry for those that like it a bit spicy. For a savory jam try our Apple/Onion jam or our mild sweet pepper jam. We have been busy searching out fun fabrics for our Hoolieware dog collars and have a great selection to choose from. As always we have samples of all our jams and marmalade.

Ice ‘N EZ – Mason
Authentic New York style Italian ice that is fat free, gluten free & dairy free in an awesome assortment of flavors each week.

Kartal’s Pure Honey – Cincinnati
Honey, bees wax, pollen and candles

Mt. Kofinas Olive Oil – Cincinnati
Mt Kofinas Olive Oil will bring : Extra virgin olive oil, infused olive oils, balsamic vinegars, petimezi (grape juice reduced), spices.

streetpops – Cincinnati
Gourmet popsicles in flavors of strawberry fields, lemon chiller, pomegranate tangerine, beet blood orange, orange creamsicle and carrot cake.

Russo’s Ravioli – Cincinnati
Every other week; will return next week.

Summuh – Cincinnati
Locally Made Artisan Hummus. Made with 100% certified organic beans as well as many other organic and local, seasonal ingredients.

GIFTS AND OTHER NECESSITIES

Honey Sweetie Acres – Goshen
Premium Goat Milk Soaps, goat milk lotions, goat milk body butter, goat milk facial cream, organic vegan lotion, organic lotion bars, liquid hand soap, natural deodorant, organic lip balms, dead sea salt scrubs & gift baskets. Every other week; will return next week.

Krafty Kritters Pet Bakery & Boutique – Loveland
We will bring dog treats (pupcakes, puffs, crumbles, & garden salad bones), handmade dog barrettes, dog charms, bandanas, dog apparel (clothing & toys) and cat apparel (toys).

Sacred Mountain Farms/Alpaca Paradise – Leesburg and Goshen
We have 100% alpaca dryer wool balls, super soft handmade hats and scarfs and ear warmers and baby booties, super soft alpaca yarns we spun by hand, our hand natural dyed alpaca yarn, raw alpaca fleece, alpaca rovings, hand made alpaca glittens for kids and adults, leg warmers, hooded capelets, braided cowl scarfs, fingerless gloves for guys, and new handmade alpaca mittens.

The Marmalade Lily – Loveland
Seasonal flowers, spring wreaths, unique floral arrangements.

PRODUCE PERKS New this year! The Loveland Farmers’ Market was selected to participate in Produce Perks. SNAP/EBT customers can have their SNAP purchase matched up to $10. Go to the SNAP/Credit booth located next to the market information booth to learn more.

***Here’s tomorrow’s special treats!***



EDUCATION BOOTH –  Bilt Safety, with Darian Gaines stresses safety awareness.

ENTERTAINMENT BOOTH – Andyman Hopkins sings folk music with added flavors of classic country, jazz, and blues. When he is strapped into his trusty old acoustic guitar, he especially enjoys inspiring children, parents, and seniors.

KIDS’ PATCH – There’s lots of opportunity for fun this year.

I SPY – Can you spy the 3 flowers “hidden” around the market? When you arrive at the market, stop by the Kid’s Patch booth to get a vendor list. Shop the market and spy the items at a vendor’s booth. Put a check mark next to the 3 vendor’s names and bring your sheet to the Kids’ Patch booth and receive one dollar market buck to spend at any vendor. This month look for Frances, Fanny and Frank Flower.

Loyalty Program – Will you be a loyal Loveland Farmers’ Market customer? Each time you visit the market, stop by the Kids’ Patch and we will put a sticker on your Loyalty Card. We will keep your card at the booth. For every 5 stickers you receive, you will get a one dollar market buck. Your market bucks are good at any vendor anytime.

Weekly Activity – Stop by the Kids’ Patch for a fun activity that you can do at the booth or take home with you. This week we support the Hamilton County Library Summer Reading Program.

May 12, 2015
Vacation Bible School at Hometown Nazareth

May 12, 2015
Loveland Stage Company’s 2015-2016 Season

Peter Pan

The season starts with the children’s summer workshop production of Peter Pan, the original British musical version. Peter Pan is a character created by Scottish playwright J. M. Barrie. A mischievous boy who can fly and never grows up, Peter Pan spends his never-ending childhood having adventures on the small island of Neverland as the leader of his gang, the Lost Boys. Peter interacts with mermaids, Native Americans, fairies, pirates, and occasionally ordinary children from the world outside Neverland.

Piers Chater Robinson wrote the book, music and lyrics for the musical (British) version. Robinson wrote thirteen catchy, up-tempo songs for the show such as “What happens When You’re Grown Up?”, “You Gotta Believe” and “Don’t Say Goodbye”. In the last 14 years, the musical has enjoyed many box-office record-breaking seasons in British and European theatres (including London’s West End). It has also been performed in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Dubai, Japan, Mexico, India, Sri Lanka and South Africa.

The Loveland Stage Company’s “Peter Pan” is being directed by Glenna Knapp, a veteran director and Ohio ACT (Association of Community Theater) Orchid winner. Co-producers of the children’s summer workshop are Sue Lundy, Ginger Kroncke and Susan Reese. Other veterans and ACT Orchid winners include Music and Vocal Director Jack Hasty and Choreographer Marjory Clegg.

Audition schedule

Audition schedule for children ages 8 to 18 years is May 16 from 2 to 4 PM and May 17 from 2 to 4:30 PM at the Loveland Stage Company. Hopefuls should bring shoes suitable for dancing. Call Glenna Knapp at 513-543-2358 for information about rehearsal dates.

Show Dates for Peter Pan are July 9 through July 12 and July 15 through 18, and July 20. Visit www.lovelandstagecompany.org and like The Loveland Stage Company on Facebook for information on buying tickets.

Jekyll and Hyde

The Loveland Stage Company will be producing Jekyll and Hyde The Musical this fall. This stage musical is based on the story by Robert Louis Stevenson in which a London doctor accidentally unleashes his evil alternate personality in his quest to cure his father’s mental illness. The musical features a score of pop rock hits from multi-Grammy and TONY nominated Frank Wildhorn and double Oscar and Grammy-winning Leslie Bricusse.

Jekyll and Hyde is being directed by Richard Lee Waldeck and co-produced by Becky Cole and Tom Cavano. ACT Orchid winners, Jack Hasty and Marjory Clegg will be guiding the audio and visual interpretation of the musical lyrics and score.

Audition schedule

Auditions are scheduled for August 2 from 6 to 9 PM and August 3 from 6 to 9 PM. Candidates should come prepared with no more than 32 bars of music (not from the show) with sheet music clearly marked for piano accompanist and appropriate shoes for the choreography portion of the audition. More information about rehearsal dates may be obtained from Richard Lee Waldeck at 513-344-2583, Becky Cole at 513-891-7971 or Tom Cavano at 513-235-7821.

Show Dates for Jekyll and Hyde The Musical are on three weekends beginning November 6 and ending November 22. Visit www.lovelandstagecompany.org and like The Loveland Stage Company on Facebook for information on buying tickets.

Christmas in Loveland – “Say It with Music”

In December, Director and Choreographer Marjory Clegg and Producer Pat Furterer and their cast and crew will presenting 30 minutes of musical entertainment for the whole family during the “Christmas in Loveland” festivities. Jack Hasty is the Music Director for this Holiday Show called “Say It with Music”. Audition date is October 10 from 1 to 2 PM for candidates 16 years and older. Show date in the Loveland Stage Company Theatre on Second Street in the heart of Loveland is December 12, with performances at 5, 6 and 7 PM.

Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Review

The Loveland Stage Company will be producing the Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Review next spring. The musical is a show about Will Rogers, a unique American, who became the biggest, most popular, and highest paid star of every existing medium of his time — stage, screen, radio, newspapers, and public appearances. The original New York production was directed and choreographed by Tommy Tune. The book was written by Peter Stone with music composed and arranged by Cy Coleman and lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green. The musical opened on Broadway, May 1, 1991 and played for 981 performances at the Palace Theatre winning six Tony Awards for Musical, Score, Director, Choreographer, Costume Designer and Lighting Designer.

Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Review is being directed by ACT Orchid winner Pat Furterer and produced by K Buckler also an ACT Orchid winner. Music and Vocal Director Jack Hasty and Choreographer Marjory Clegg hope to bring another award winner to the audio and visual interpretation of the musical lyrics and score as they did in their production of 42^nd Street.

Auditions

Auditions are scheduled for December 13 from 2 to 4 PM and December 14 from 7 to 9 PM. Come prepared with a song and appropriate shoes for dancing. More information about rehearsal dates may be obtained from Pat Furterer at 513-683-9687 or K Buckler at 513-683-0130.

Show Dates for Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Review are on three weekends beginning March 4 and ending March 19, 2016. Visit www.lovelandstagecompany.org and like The Loveland Stage Company on Facebook for information on buying tickets.

May 12, 2015
Blood Drive at Epiphany UMC May 20

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Wednesday May 20th from 2 until 4:15 PM and 5:30 until 8 PM

Call Hoxworth at 513-451-0910 for appointment.

Epiphany United Methodist Church

6635 Loveland-Miamiville Rd | Loveland, OH 45140 | 513-677-9866 | Get Directions | hello@epiphanyumc.orgOffice Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 – 3:30. Closed Friday.

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May 12, 2015
Light up LIS!

LIS families get a chance to spend an evening engaged in creative science-based learning – all thanks to the M/INT PTSA

Katie and Claudia Lindemann worked on science projects as part of the April 30 Family Science Night.

It was a chance to “Light up LIS!” Thursday, April 30, as Loveland Intermediate School (LIS) families enjoyed an evening full of family science fun – all thanks to the M/INT PTSA! Parents and caregivers joined students in making kaleidoscopes, anamorphic art and 3-D drawings while learning about reflection, refraction and optical illusions.

“We are so thankful to our supportive parent organization for making a night like this possible for our students and their families,” said Steve Federman, LIS science teacher. “Loveland is a strong school community – that means a joint effort between teachers, staff and parents to help our students be the best they can; we are so fortunate to have such a strong relationship.”

In addition to sponsoring the LIS family science night, the M/INT PTSA is also providing mini-grants to LIS classrooms.

May 12, 2015
Milford-Great Oaks future educators make national impact at 2015 conference
Students from the Great Oaks Teaching Professions program at Milford High School placed in the top ten nationally in four events at Future Educators of America (FEA) competition, and Brandi Norman received the FEA Leadership Award when they traveled to Washington DEC for the National FEA Conference recently.

Milford/Great Oaks students who received final placement in Top Ten recognition:
- Brandi Norman – 6th place, FEA Leadership Award (the highest award one can receive in FEA)
- Carolyn Megie – 4th place, Impromptu Speaking
- Stevie Chandler, Shawn Cooley, Madison Griesser – 4th place, “Inside Our Schools”
- Stevie Chandler, Megan Fitch – 10th place, “Recruitment & Marketing”
Over all, Milford TPA competed in six competitions and presented two workshops that were filled to capacity. Stevie Chandler and Madison Griesser presented “Operation Safety: What Would You Do,” sharing new emergency protocols with the nation. “Many states have yet to adopt the new protocols so students and staff were very interested in our new emergency action plans,” said instructor Jenn Norsworthy.

Norsworthy, Brandi Norman and Megan Fitch teamed up with Danny Ciamarra of Cincinnati Christian University and motivational speaker Nick Jackson to present “Leaving a Legacy – One Student at a Time” exploring how teachers can make an impact in students’ lives. “This session was standing room only,” said Norsworthy, “And students in the audience had the opportunity to share, give feedback, and then, it got emotional as we ended with a post secret #IWishMyTeacherKnew activity. Students anonymously shared secrets that they wished their teachers knew and we discussed that these are the same types of issues that students are bringing to the table everyday in the classroom.

Norsworthy praised her students for their showing at the national conference. “It was an opportunity for them to really shine in many ways among their peers across the nation,” she said. “Great Oaks is being recognized as a school that is making a difference and kids are succeeding.”
May 12, 2015
RP Diamond Printing & Embroidery

RP Diamond is a retailer of LOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL SPIRIT WEAR

Welcome to RP Diamond Printing & Embroidery located at 370 Loveland Madeira Road

STORE HOURS: Monday – Friday 11am – 6pm

Saturday 11am – 3pm and Closed Sunday

We specialize in spirit wear for schools, sports, clubs and organizations of any size, as well as community events. From screen printing to embroidery, promotional items to names and numbers for your uniforms, we can take care of your needs.

We invite you to browse through our store in the Loveland Shopping Center at 370 Loveland Madeira Road and shop with confidence. We invite you to create an account with us if you like, or shop as a guest. Either way, your shopping cart will be active until you leave the store.

Please visit our Web Site

May 9, 2015

Proceeds support a mother with stage 4 cancer: Mother’s Day Benefit Yoga Class this Sunday

Proceeds support a mother with stage 4 cancer

Join us this Sunday for a special Benefit Yoga Class for Mother’s. Offered by donation, proceeds support a mother with stage 4 cancer.

Happy Mother’s Day

Celebrating the Beauty of Women

“Woman is the might work of the Divine, the wonder for nature, the marvel of marvels, the abridgment and epitome of the world, the sweet companion. Woman is a mysterious mixture of softness, gentleness, and gracefulness. She is a compound of service, patience, and love. She is an emblem of beauty. She comforts and cheers up her partner, children, and guests. Without her, this world loses all charm. We are blessed to have woman in the world, and life is possible because of her.”~ Swami Sivananda

Mother’s Day Benefit Yoga Class with Darcy Michelfelder
Sunday, May 10 | 1:30pm – 3:30pm
Offered by Donation

Take some time out for yourself to renew, refresh, and rejuvenate mind/body and spirit as you partake in this mini retreat. A real treat in that we will breath, meditate, practice Yoga and save time for a nice long iRest practice (relaxation) to finish the class off home in plenty of time for dinner.

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