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Mt. High Events

 Last updated: March 29, 2023
Latest news in the left column,
Click on any event in the Calendar on the right
or scroll down for details of upcoming events.

Weather forecast for Government Camp on the right.

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February-March Lift Lines - Mt. High Newsletter


Top website awardOur website.  We have won THEGOODESTATE top website award for 2022.  See qualifying criteria here.


Photos from this past season are available for viewing on our PHOTOS page.  Check them out.


The Councilman - Summer 2021.  Find out what the Far West Ski Association has been doing and will be doing in the near future, the Convention, the ski trips and more.


Skier's Guide curling pageFar West Skier's Guide

Click on the image here to see this very colorful magazine. Learn all about past and upcoming Far West events, the annual Convention, winter trips, and more. See what other clubs and councils are doing.

Click on each 2-page spread to thumb through the rest of the pages.


Volunteer of the Year.

Bill KingOur 2022 volunteer of the year is: Bill King.  Congratulations!

Note that as of this year, the Man and Woman of the Year competition has been replavced by the Volunteer of the Year competition.  IT is still being sponosored  by the Big White Ski Resort, BC, Canada.  See our Awards page for a list of past men and women of the year and other awards.
 

NOTE TO NEWCOMERS

Our club provides numerous activities in the following categories.   

a)  Day trips to Mt. Hood ski areas
     – currently on TRIPS page,

b)  Ski trips to other ski areas in the West
     -- see TRIPS page.

c)  Recreational racing – RACING pages.

d)  Social events, parties, etc. – on the HOME page.

e)  Summer activities (Biking, Hiking, Rafting, Picnic, etc.) – usually on our HOME page.

To see what our club does, please see a whole year of photos on the PHOTOS page.

See more at:  NOTE TO NEWCOMERS


 

Let's ski together!   Join us for an informal fun day on the slopes! Our weekend skiers tend to go to Timberline and/or Skibowl.  Our mid-week skiers usually go to Meadows on Thursdays or whenever there is some fresh powder. How to connect with us?

  1. See the weekend & mid-week entries on our TRIPS page.

  2. Click on our two FORUM buttons in the menu and see who is going skiing and when. Participate in the discussions!

  3. See our Facebook page, where all our members can post their own messages and often invite others to come ski with them. Start by clicking on the Facebook button in our main menu.

  4. On the mountain,

    if you have a 2-way radio, tune it to channel 6-19.


Mt. Hood Express bus service

We have always encouraged carpooling from Sandy, and that is still an option. But, now you can take the new Mt. Hood Express bus instead. For only $2 (or just $1.50 if you prepay for 20 tickets), you can ride the bus from Sandy to Skibowl, Government Camp, or Timberline. Catch the bus right on Hwy. 26, at a park and ride bus stop half way between Champion Way and 362nd (which is the Fred Meyer traffic light in Sandy). Turn into Champion Way to park at the Information Center.  The most convenient bus starts at 7:45 am and arrives at Skibowl at 8:32 and at Timberline at 9 am. Click here for the complete schedule.

 

Also note that Timberline runs its own shuttle between Government Camp from  the Summit Pass ski area to Timberline.

 

Powder Alliance.  Unlimited skiing at Timberline and Mt. Hood Skibowl + 3 free tickets at each of 17 other ski areas, for a total of 51 free ski days
Not valid on Saturdays.
Those 71 and over pay only $50.
All prices will increase after Nov. 5 and 26.. See more at: www.powderalliance.com  and on the Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/powderalliance


 

Season Passes compared.  Compare the cost and benefits of various lift ticket passes. This was first published in Lift Lines. It is now on our Articles page.

 

Mt. High Cookbook available.

A great gift.

 

Debbi Kor put together a Club Cookbook, full of recipes contributed by many of our club members. You can purchase the book at any of our social events and ski trips, or

Contact Debbi at: ijustwannarun1@comcast.net

  

Ski Areas page - new & improved

The best way to get info about ski areas. The updated page contains almost all the ski areas in the West, 221 of them. It's the easiest way to get info for a trip. Just click on whatever ski resort you want.

Also find info on heli-skiing. 

Also available on our Ski Areas page is an Excel Spreadsheet containing a list of all the ski areas in North America. Use it to track the places you have skied.

 

Membership renewal.  Please renew your club membership in the Fall (September, October, or early November). This is also the best time to sign up for a ski trip with the club. It is best to renew in person at the annual Ski Fair or at our annual Kickoff Party. If you do it by mail, simply print print the Dough Transmittal form and mail it in. You can find it on our Membership page and on the Forms & Docs page.

 

 

Join a PACRAT team 

 Teams are being formed in October and November, and many teams need a few new team-mates.

 

Camaraderie, fun, racing, aprčs ski parties and more!

 

Check it all out on our Racing page and on the PACRATs web site.   Contact:  Racing@mthigh.org

 

 

Member Benefits updated - 20% off at the Taco Shoppe  Thanks to Kevin Bastin, owner of the Taco Shoppe and a Mountain High club member, we have now been offered 20% off of any item on the menu (not just the burritos). But only 10% discount during the summer months.


The Taco Shoppe is located in Government Camp, across the street from the Huckleberry Inn (but a house or two up the road), or just downhill from the Mount Hood Museum. See details on our Membership Benefits page and on our Bulletin Board page.  Click here for see their full menu.


January is Learn to Ski & Snowboard Month

Introduce a new person to the sport by having them take a lesson from a certified ski instructor, and you could win a prize

  


Video about our club

Short 5 minute summary of what our club is al about. Must see! At: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woXVvae4Iww


 

Proof that Straight skis were always Shaped.

Straight skis were never really straight. See proof in this video.


 

 

 

Ski pole Inclinometers -

Attach this simple device to your ski pole and use it to measure the slope steepness.

 

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2023 EVENTS CALENDAR


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    Blue: Mountain High club events      
    Maroon: NWSCC, FWSA, or multi-club events
    Black: General events
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APRIL 2023

Apr.  7 -  9        Bachelor Blast 
Spring weekend at Mt. Bachelor

Apr. 22 (Sat.)  Mt. High Bowling Night
Just for fun!  - 7 - 9 pm.

Apr. 23 (Sun.) Laura Green Memorial Race at Timberline, benefiting the Mt. Hood Ski Patrol.

Apr. 24 (Mon)  Mt. High Board meeting Zoom meeting.


See more event details in the next section below.

 

 

 

Club membership has steadily increased from 2002 - 2011, and has stabilized around 250 - 300 since then.

 

Mt. High Board meetings 

=====================
Last Monday of the month, we meet at the Round Table Pizza  10070 SW Barbur Blvd., Portland (near the corner of Capitol Hwy.) to plan future club events, trips.  If you'd like to get a bit more involved with the club, please come and join us. This is a working and planning  meeting, but it's open to all. Social gathering: 6:00 pm, and the meeting starts at: 6:30 pm.


NOTE: Due to the COVID pandemic, these meetings are now being held virtually, through Zoom.

 

NWSCC meetings

===============

Representatives of local ski clubs gather to coordinate activities, plan joint events and trips. Sometimes, there's a guest speaker. These meetings are open to all.

Time: Socializing starts at 6 pm. Meeting starts at 6:30 pm..

Dates: Meetings are held quarterly on the 3rd Wednesday in October, December, March and June.

Location: At various locations around the Portland metro area. See the NWSCC web site for details.

NOTE: Due to the COVID pandemic, these meetings are now being held virtually, through Zoom.

 

Searching for the Perfect Ski Watch

Check out some of the features available on watches these days: Altimeter, Compass, Clinometer, Barometer, Stop-watch, and more. And water resistant to 200 meters. Sadly, not all in one watch. Read this article.

 

Oregon Skiing & Boarding Blog

A blog set up by Drew Jackson, the weatherman at KPTV-12, writing about snow conditions from a skier's perspective. This has been added to both our Blogs and Links pages.

 

Vision for the 21st Century

A whole new vision of enhancing both safety and fun on the slopes. Read all about it (click on the "Vision" button. Get involved. Write to the ski areas. Write to ski magazines. Refer them to our website: www.mthigh.org/Vision.htm.

 

Mt Hood List - A great new site!

Go to MtHoodList.com to post your own message, to find a carpool to Mt. Hood, to find buddies for a Meadows 4x4,  or any other Mt. Hood related activity.

 

Check out this content on our site!

   a) Blogs eg.: David Schor's adventures

   b) Videos (our recent trips and racing)

   c) Skis for sale on our Bulletin Board!

 

Send us your photos/stories!
What did you do this past winter? Where  did you ski? Where were you 20 or 30 years ago?  How did you learn to ski?  Any spectacular falls?  Any embarrassing moments? Send in your personal short stories or reminiscences.  Please add a photo of yourself or the people in your story. Digital photos are most welcome. Printed photos will be scanned in and returned to you.  Contact Emilio.

 

In the Forum, post your questions, requests, offers, or help provide answers.

 

Bulletin Board vs. Forum

For plain text announcements or questions, feel free to post your own message in the Forum.

For more elaborate, announcements, including graphics, photos, etc. please email them to us at webmaster@mthigh.org and we'll post it on the Bulletin Board.

 

We Want You!

We know you have something to contribute to the club.  Organize a party, a hike. a game of cards, a visit to the theater, or just a TGIF. Take your favorite activity and invite other club members to join you. Just let us know what you could do for the club. Or, better yet, come to our monthly planning meeting, any last Monday of the month, at the Round Table Pizza.

 

2-way Radios on the slopes!

Connect with other club members on the slopes. Simply get on the radio channel 6-19, and call for Mountain High members. That is Channel 6, Privacy code 19. There is a permanent note about this on our TRIPS page.

 

Boots & More Performance LLC

with Greg Coulter

Greg Coulter has left Hillcrest Sports to focus on Boots and More. He has been involved with the ski industry for 25+ years and has chosen to go his own direction.

Boots and More is service only.  Boot fitting, and ski & snowboard tuning and repair. It also sells insoles and liners as well as boot accessories.

The big difference between Greg Coulter and everyone else is that he will pick up and drop off the customers equipment.

Contact Greg via email; gcoulter40@gmail.com,  or phone 503-917-9360.

Visit the Boots and More Facebook page and Like it. 

Also, see the BAM Performance website to find out more.


ShredHood.org is a web site devoted to everything Mt. Hood. It contains the latest news, classifieds, racing, new school, old school, videos, slides, events, resources.
The web site was started by Ben Jacklet, a local journalist.
Check it out: http://shredhood.org/


Ski Trips survey results .  Thanks to the 45 people who completed the survey.  See the results in this PDF file.


Mid-Week skiing at Mt. Hood Meadows

A group of us skis more or less regularly mid-week at Mt. Hood Meadows. Come join us.  See details below.

 

Weekend skiing at Timberline

A group of us skis more or less regularly on weekends at Timberline Come join us.  See details below.



Web site & Newsletter Awards

At the 2022 FWSA Convention in June, we won

1st place for Web site.

1st place for Newsletter.

See more on our Awards page.

 

EVENT DETAILS

Note: Trips and Racing events have their own pages.

The events listed below are events other than ski trips and races.

Mt. High members at Stevens Pass

 

Mt. High members on Mt. Hood

 

NOTE TO NEWCOMERS

 

Our club provides numerous activities in the following categories.  Most of them have their own separate pages on our web site:

 

a)  Day trips to Mt. Hood ski areas  (both weekend and mid-week) – currently on the TRIPS page..

b)  Ski trips to other ski areas in the West  -- see TRIPS page.

c)  Recreational racing – RACING pages.

d)  Social events, parties, etc. – on the HOME page.

e)  Summer activities (Biking, Hiking, Rafting, Picnic, etc.) – usually on our HOME page.

 

Our Home page is mainly a calendar of events and a place to post social events that don't have their own separate pages, such as Trips and Racing events do.

 

To get a better view of what our club does, please check the ABOUT US page and the PHOTOS page, which shows almost everything we did in the past year(s). Each season, we start to build a new Photos page, so if you are checking us out at the beginning of the season, check out one of the previous year's Photos page, which will be more complete.




Mt. Hood Museum

 

Glade Trail Day flyer

 

Glade Trail


Glade Trail skiers 
Ski the Historic
Glade Trail

March 4 (Saturday)
This will be the 21st annual Glade Trail Day. This is the only day in the whole year that the trail is groomed from Timberline to Government Camp.  Timberline Lodge, an event sponsor, grooms the Glade Trail prior to the event to ensure there's great terrain for all participants.

Hosted by the Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum,Ski the Glade offers skiers and snowboarders an opportunity to take advantage of three and a half miles of unbroken, mountain terrain. This unique event combines participatory living history and fund raising, for the operation of the non-profit museum. Guides and Ski Patrol services will be available to keep everyone safe.

This year, the annual tradition will be held Saturday, March 4, 2023 beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending at around 4:00 p.m.

Tickets for the all-day event will be $185 for museum members and $195 for non-museum members. Only 75 tickets will be sold. To make your reservation and purchase your ticket, call the museum at: (503) 272-3301.

The ticket price includes breakfast snacks, lunch, an apres-ski party, door prizes and an unlimited number of shuttle bus rides back up to Timberline during the day.

After beginning the day at the museum with a continental breakfast, participants receive shuttle transportation to Timberline, ski the trail at their leisure, and meet the bus at the end of the trail to return to the top.

When ready for a break, attendees can drop by the museum for a hot lunch featuring homemade gourmet soups and delicious accompaniments.  All shuttles stop at the Museum, so you can take a break at any time.

Throughout the day, participants are encouraged to wear vintage ski clothing. At day's end, an apres-ski party will include beverages, snacks and prizes for those dressed in the best vintage ski wear.


 

Ski & Ride for a Cure logo


 

Participants

Ski & Ride for the Cure

Ski/snowboard for cancer

Formerly known asw "Hope on the Slopes"


March 4, 2023 (Saturday) at
Mt. Hood Skibowl.


If you have not registered yet, take a moment to get your name in the running for awesome prizes like a new snowboard from Evo, Mt Hood Skibowl season passes, and great swag from Deviation, Tactics, and Next Adventure!


Grab your crew and reserve your spot to meet us on the mountain!

 

This year we are continuing our partnership with two local organizations that are joined on the quest to find a cure for cancer - the Willamette Valley Cancer Foundation and the Seeds of Hope foundation. In addition, you are still able to split your donation to one of many other cancer-fighting organizations that matter the most to you.


We’ve set a modest goal this year - $30,000 at Ski Bowl in 24 hours - we believe we can jump in together to achieve our goal, but we need you to help us get there.


Click here for more info and to register.


 

See videos of previous events:

 

2011 Hope on the Slopes

 

2010 Hope on the Slopes.

 

2009 Hope on the Slopes.

 

 

 

 


 

Click on the logo to see the event poster.

 

Click on image to enlarge

Watch the inspirational video about Fred and about ALS on YouTube at:

http://www.youtube.com/user/ALSAOregon#p/u/0/Z4Ha6ye6B9E

 

Check out this

video about the 2013 Ski to Defeat ALS

 

Click here to

Ski to Defeat ALS

A ski challenge at Mt Hood Meadows

to help those suffering from Lou Gherig's disease

 

March 4, 2023.  (Saturday) - at Mt. Hood Meadows - 8 am to 5:30 pm.

 

Take part in this fundraiser for ALS, combining our favorite sport (skiing) with the ability to do something positive in the fight against ALS.

 

What is the Ski to Defeat ALS?
Ski to Defeat ALS is a team and individual skiing and snowboarding event to be hosted at Mt. Hood Meadows on Saturday, April 9, 2016. Participants engage in competitions for most dollars raised and for most vertical feet skied or ridden. For more information about the event, visit www.SkitoDefeatALS.org.

 

About ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that slowly robs a person of the ability to walk, speak, swallow and, eventually, breathe. With no known cause or cure, a person can expect to live typically 2 to 5 years from the time of diagnosis. ALS has no racial, ethnic or socioeconomic boundaries –– and in only 10 percent of cases there is a family history of ALS. Today, there are approximately 30,000 people in the US living with ALS and 5,600 people in the US are diagnosed every year. At any given time, there are an estimated 500 families living with ALS in Oregon and Southwest Washington.


About The ALS Association Oregon and SW Washington Chapter
Since its inception in 2002, our local chapter of The ALS Association is the central source for services and education for people with ALS, their families, caregivers, and health care professionals in all of Oregon and the six counties of SW Washington.

 

Contact:

Victoria Thompson, Development Coordinator

The ALS Association Oregon and SW Washington Chapter

700 NE Multnomah Street,  Suite 1180

Portland, OR 97232

(p) 503.238.5559 x107 | (f) 503.296.5590 | (e) VictoriaThompson@alsa-or.org 




 

The Downhill Divas team

 

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

March 11th
~ Saturday coaches’ dinner and social time.
~ Racers optional explore Hood River Day

March 12th
~ Sunday race day at Mt. Hood Meadows
~ Sunday night the Party is back with a fun social evening of dinner/auction and fundraising for all to enjoy!

March 13th
~ Monday race day at Mt. Hood Meadows
~Celebration and Awards 

Since it began in 1988, the Oregon Cancer Ski Out has raised over $1,500,000 for its beneficiaries. In addition, over 400 people take part in the Ski Out each year, many of whom have participated in this event since its inception.

The Mountain High club has participated in this event for many years.

Oregon Cancer Ski Out

 

March 12-13, 2023.  (Sunday and Monday)

 

This is a unique and fun two-day ski/snowboard event at Mt. Hood Meadows, raising money for hospice, cancer research, education and prevention programs.

 

Beneficiaries are: the OHSU Cancer Institute, the Willamette Falls Hospice, and the Candlelighters (a grass-roots organization supporting children with cancer).

 

Two races are held, and only consistency counts; not speed.  You can go as slow as you want, and still win, as long as your time on Sunday perfectly matches your time on Monday.

 

For more info, check out the Oregon Cancer Ski Out Brochure.

See a wonderful, inspirational video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yo8cgULE8o

 

Team registration (for the 5-person team) = $950. (That's $190 per team member.)


You can also register as a single racer for $250.

 

You can register ONLINE.

 

If your team has already mailed in your registration, you can still register your team online and be able to use all the DONATE NOW services!!


Go to: www.cancerskiout.org and click the register button.







Happy Hour

See
map
of the Clackamas Claim Jumper location
Mt. High
Happy Hour


March 15, 2023 (Wednesday).

4:00 - 7:00 pm


Come join your ski buddies at a Happy hour event at the Claim Jumper at the Clackamas Town Center, located at:

 

Join us from 4:00 to 7:00 pm.  


RSVP Debbi at ijustwannarun1@comcast.net or 503-314-7078 no later than March 11th so we can ensure we have enough spots saved.




Demo day announcement
Click on the image to enlarge it.

Hillcrest Demo Days
at Mt. Hood Meadows

March 19, 2023 (Sunday).
Try next year’s ski & snowboard gear now. Buy what you know is good for you.  Location: Mt. Hood Meadows.

$25 of purchased in advance. (Limited to 150 people.)
$40 the day of.
Pre Registration closes 5pm March 16th.
All proceeds are going to charity.

Purchase your ticket from the Events page on the Mt. Hood Meadows website at: 

 

https://www.skihood.com/schedule-events/march1/demo-day





NWSCC Meeting


March 22 (Wednesday) - 7:00 pm

Please join the meeting at 6:45 pm

Official part of the meeting starts at 7:00 pm.


This meeting is usually attended by members of several local ski clubs.


Guest speaker: Andrew Schmitt, Mt. Bachelor
Learn about Bachelor’s spring and summer events,
pass deadlines, etc.!

 

A big welcome to Mt. Bachelor as NWSCC’s newest Gold Member!  Our member clubs have run trips to Mt. Bachelor over the years, and this year is no exception - at least 4 club trips are in the works, and we are working on another All-Club Bachelor Blast April 7-9, 2023, with add-on dates!


Join Zoom Meeting

Meeting ID: 857 6112 0685
Passcode: 365974






 

Mt. High
Monthly meeting

Usually on the last Monday of the month.

Monthly Board meeting


March 24, 2023. (Monday)  6:30 - 8:00 pm

This is an organizational and planning meeting, attended mainly by Board members, trip leaders, activity organizers etc., but it is open to all.  Anyone wanting to get more involved with the club is welcome.

Current location:  Online. Join us on this Zoom from your computer, tablet, or smartphone at: 


Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88923915740?pwd=Uk5TSjgrc2tZYk5OY1Jxdi9jdnZvQT09

Meeting ID: 889 2391 5740
Passcode: 177833


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Walt bowling
 
Happy faces

 

Mt. High

 Bowling Night

 

April 22, 2023 (Saturday).

         Starting at 7 pm.

         Ending around 9-ish.


We have reserved 6 lanes, with 4 people per lane. This means participation is limited to 24 people.


FOOD & DRINKS: The kitchen, unfortunately, closes at 7 pm so if anyone wants food, they should come before hand.  The bar will be open all evening, though. A small group of us do plan to head over to Pietros Pizza, on Main Street in Milwaukie for pizza and beer afterwards.  Please feel free to join us.

 

Milwaukie Elks

13121 SE McLaughlin Blvd.

Milwaukie, OR

 

This is about a mile south of downtown Milwaukie, and about 2 blocks north of the bomber plane.


Please RSVP to Debbi to let her know if you plan to bowl with us.  It's always been a lot of fun, and will continue to do be!

 

Please RSVP to: Debbi Kor, at: ijustwannarun1@comcast.net or 503-314-7078




Memorial Race

Click onthe above image to
See the event flyer.

Mt. Hood lost a valuable snow safety
advocate when Laura Green passed away
in a windsurfing accident in the Columbia
River Gorge in December 2018. Laura's
passion was the outdoors. She was a
consummate kayaker, windsurfer, kiter,
and backcountry skier. She was an expert
in avalanche safety, snow science, and a
weather and avalanche forecaster. Laura
was a 20-year member of the Mt. Hood
Meadows ski patrol.

Laura’s husband John has created
a website, Live Like Laura, to keep
her memory alive. What does it
mean to live like Laura? Be active,
be healthy, care for the environ-
ment, care for animals, care for
each other, care for yourself.
Laura Green Memorial
Ski Patrol Fundraising Race

April 23, 2023  (Sunday).
A fun, fundraising race. Open to the public.  All are welcome. Both skiers and snowboarders. Parent/guardian permission and signature required for all racers under 18.
 
Event Location: Timberline - Pucci Chairlift
Race Course Location: Pucci Main Run
Online Race Registration: Laura Green Memorial Registration
Onsite Race Registration: 8:00-9:30am Wy’East Day Lodge - 3rd floor.
Registration limited to 100 maximum participants - so register early!
Timberline Liability Waiver (REQUIRED): Timberline Race Waiver
Race Start Time: 10:00am Race Finish Time: 1:30pm
Post Race Barbeque at the Government Camp Ski Patrol Building: 2:30-6:30pm
Race Start Order: Every participant will start on a first-come/first-served basis.  Participants will be asked to slip race course to maintain safe racing conditions
Race Donation: $25 minimum donation for as many runs as you can make until the courses are pulled - all proceeds will be donated to the Mt Hood Ski Patrol
Non-Racers: If you are not planning to race, but would like to make a donation in Laura Green’s name to the Mt Hood Ski Patrol, please visit the Laura Green Memorial Facebook page located at: Laura Green Memorial Fundraiser Facebook Page.
Additional Information, Registration and Results available at: www.pacrats.org





 

Mt. High
Monthly meeting

Usually on the last Monday of the month.

Monthly Board meeting


April 24, 2023. (Monday)  6:30 - 8:00 pm

This is an organizational and planning meeting, attended mainly by Board members, trip leaders, activity organizers etc., but it is open to all.  Anyone wanting to get more involved with the club is welcome.

Current location:  Online. Join us on this Zoom from your computer, tablet, or smartphone at: 


Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 889 2391 5740
Passcode: 177833


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