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"The Ham Radio Podcast: Connecting Generations Through Waves of Knowledge and Service"

(Updated May 25, 2024 - Produced on January 13, 2024, at the First Christian Church of Wilton Manors, FL by Playidy™) In the midst of the digital era, where communication often feels fleeting and impersonal, a beacon of connection shines brightly through the waves - "The Ham Radio Podcast." Crafted by FCC Licensed Operator DJ Gary, KQ4AYH, this podcast is more than just a blend of radio, talk, and music; it is a powerful platform that educates and inspires, targeting Generation Z (our younger population), about the profound world of amateur radio operators.

At the heart of this podcast lies a noble mission - to unravel the mystique of ham radio, showing its dual nature as both a captivating hobby and a crucial public service. DJ Gary, with his passion and expertise, unveils the hidden gem of ham radio to a new generation, bridging the gap between tradition and modernity.

FCC Operator DJ Gary (KQ4AYH)

Producer of The Ham Radio Podcast

W2GGI Net Control Operator

Southeast Florida Repeater Network

Member of Davie-Cooper City Amateur Radio Club

Palmetto Amateur Radio Club

Registered CERT - Community Emergency Response Team

With FEMA/U.S. Department of Homeland Security

(Currently Qualifying for Active Status)

Microsoft Cloud Solutions Provider

Through riveting episodes that combine informative discussions with curated playlists, "The Ham Radio Podcast" captivates listeners, inviting them to explore the vast horizons of amateur radio. From the technical intricacies of radio operation to the thrill of contacting fellow enthusiasts worldwide, episodes either produced by The Ham Radio Podcast or content aggregated from other sources (i.e., American Radio Rely League (ARRL), NASA, the National Weather Service and others) -unfolds a new facet of this captivating world. But beyond the thrill of exploration, "The Ham Radio Podcast" delves into a deeper, more profound purpose - preparing the younger population for times of crisis.

The Universe of Amateur Radio Operators Coverage During Hurricane Ian Catholic Charities Disaster Response

By shedding light on ARRL's Amateur Radio Emergency Services, DJ Gary instills a sense of responsibility and community spirit in his listeners. He showcases how amateur radio operators become unsung heroes in times of disaster, providing vital communication when all else fails. As the podcast resonates with the eager ears of Generation Z with iconic rock n' roll and country classic hits, it ignites a spark of curiosity and a sense of purpose. It nurtures a generation that values connection, service, and knowledge, empowering them to embrace a timeless tradition in a modern world.In a world where connections are often fleeting, "The Ham Radio Podcast" stands as a testament to the enduring power of genuine communication.

Muhammad Ali, Jr. of ALI Legacy Continues

With DJ Gary KQ4AYH

It is more than a podcast; it is a journey of discovery, service, and above all, a beacon of hope in times of need. DJ Gary, KQ4AYH, and his creation exemplify the best of ham radio - a blend of technology, tradition, and above all, the unbreakable bond of human connection.Tune in, listen closely, and let "The Ham Radio Podcast" be your gateway to a world of waves, wonders, and service beyond measure.

The Vital Role of FCC Licensed Amateur Radio Operators in Emergency Communications

In times of hurricanes, natural disasters and potentially in cyberattacks, the collaboration between the SARnet, ARRL Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES/RACES), the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management, co-sponsored by the Florida Department of Transportation, Broward ARES/RACES, Southeast Florida Repeater Network (a privately owned digital mobile network (DMR) owned and operated by Bob W2GGI), Southeast Florida Traffic Net (SEFTN) - Managed by Kenny Hollenback as Manager and Mike Wolf as Assistant Manager, and other ARES/RACES amateur radio groups becomes crucial. FCC licensed amateur radio operators step forward, offering a voluntary public service that plays a pivotal role in supporting first responders through reliable emergency radio communications.

Amateur Radio Operators

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

(Carol Sturgeon KJ4AWB, Ben E. N7BBE, Mark N4DES & Jeff Stahl K4BH)

American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, and its ARES/RACES program focuses on providing emergency communications support when traditional systems fail or become overwhelmed. In Florida, this effort is seamlessly integrated with the Florida Division of Emergency Management to create a robust network for disaster response.

Alan Lisler (NT4AL)

Photo Credit: QRZ.com Profile Page

Harware & Software Engineer

Member of MARS - U.S. Army Military Auxiliary Radio System

ARRL - American Radio Relay League

RSGB - Radio Society of Great Britain

RACES - Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service

ARES - Amateur Radio Emergency Services

The Federal Communications Service (FCC) governs the licensing of amateur radio operators, often referred to as “hams,” are individuals with a passion for radio communication who undergo rigorous training and licensing. Their skills and preparedness make them invaluable during emergencies. When hurricanes threaten, and natural disasters strike, traditional communication infrastructure is susceptible to failure. It is in these critical moments that ham radio operators step in to fill the communication gaps.

Mark N4DES

Amateur Radio Operator

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

One of the strengths of the American Radio Relay League's ARES/RACES its decentralized structure, with local groups across Florida ready to activate and provide support as needed. These operators are strategically positioned to assist first responders in relaying critical information, coordinating rescue efforts, and ensuring communication resilience during challenging conditions.

Markel Maybon, R & B Artist of k3lations Now Streaming on Playidy™ Participating at Amateur Radio's FREE FLEA First Christian Church of Wilton Manors

The collaboration extends to the FCC, which grants amateur radio licenses and oversees (such as FCC Licensed Operators like Patrick Lightcap, K4NRD, who voluntarily oversees the SARnet Amateur Radio Network) their use. The licensing process ensures that operators are proficient in radio operations, technical aspects, and adhere to regulations. This regulatory framework ensures a disciplined and effective response when these operators engage in emergency communications.

Ricki (KJ4FSJ)

Amateur Radio Operator

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

During hurricanes, when power outages and infrastructure damage are common, ham radio operators often deploy portable stations equipped with backup power sources. This self-sufficiency allows them to maintain communication links even in areas where traditional means have failed.

The synergy between ARES?RACES and the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management is a testament to the effectiveness of public-private partnerships in disaster response. FCC licensed Amateur Radio Operators serve as a force multiplier, extending the reach and reliability of communication networks, ultimately aiding first responders in their life-saving missions.

Gary (KQ4AYH) with Ben E. (N7BBE)

Amateur Radio Operators

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

In conclusion, the dedication of FCC licensed amateur radio operators within the ARRL Amateur Radio Emergency Services (and other Amateur Radio ARES/RACES Groups like Broward County ARES/RACES, spearheaded by ARES/RACES Officer Carol Sjurgen KJ4AWB) is a vital component of emergency communications during hurricanes and natural disasters in Florida. Their voluntary public service ensures that when traditional communication infrastructure falters, a resilient and adaptable network stands ready to support first responders and communities in need

"The Unwavering Commitment of Marty Falk (KI4IQ0): A Beacon of Hope in Times of Crisis"

In the realm of Amateur Radio Emergency Services, where communication stands as a lifeline in moments of chaos and calamity, one name shines brightly as a symbol of unwavering dedication - Martin Falk, known fondly as "Marty KI4IQ0". As the Assistant Section Manager of the Southeast Florida District at ARRL, Marty Falk has dedicated his life to supporting and overseeing on behalf of First Responders with disaster communication services, embodying the true spirit of service and camaraderie.

For Marty Falk, Amateur Radio Emergency Services is not just a duty; it is a calling deeply rooted in compassion and a relentless drive to make a difference. Through countless hours of preparation, training, and on-the-ground support, Marty Falk stands as a pillar of strength, ready to spring into action when crisis strikes.In the face of natural disasters, emergencies, and unforeseen challenges, Marty Falk's expertise and leadership come to the fore, ensuring that communication remains seamless and reliable for First Responders.

His role is not just about transmitting signals; it is about facilitating coordination, providing vital information, and ultimately, saving lives through the power of communication.What sets Marty Falk apart is not just his technical acumen or his years of experience, but his unwavering commitment to service. Whether it's setting up emergency communication centers, coordinating radio networks, or providing crucial updates to those on the front lines, Marty Falk's presence is synonymous with reliability and reassurance in moments of uncertainty.

Through his long-standing commitment to Amateur Radio Emergency Services, Marty Falk exemplifies the best of humanity - selflessness, resilience, and a boundless spirit of giving. His efforts extend far beyond radio waves; they reach the hearts of those in need, bringing comfort, support, and a sense of unity in times of crisis.As the world navigates through the unpredictable currents of life, Marty Falk stands as a beacon of hope, a steady hand in turbulent times, and a reminder that compassion knows no bounds.

His journey is a testament to the power of community, the strength of togetherness, and the enduring impact of a single individual dedicated to making a difference.In the tapestry of humanity, Marty Falk's thread shines brightly, weaving a story of service, commitment, and above all, a profound belief in the transformative power of communication. In the realm of Amateur Radio Emergency Services, Marty Falk's legacy is not just written in codes and frequencies; it is etched in the hearts of those he has touched and the lives he has saved.

Exploring the Universe of Amateur Radio: A Call to Service and Adventure: As Does Bob of W2GGI of the Southeast Florida Repeater Network

In our rapidly advancing digital age, the allure of amateur radio, or “ham radio,” remains as strong and relevant as ever. For the younger generation, this fascinating hobby offers not only a window into the world of communications technology but also a pathway to community service and global connectivity. Licensed ham operators have a unique opportunity to make significant contributions during times of disaster and emergency, living up to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) call to be “always ready to service community and country.”

Tom NY2S

Outside Target Fort Lauderdale

Interview for ARRL Field Day - June 22nd- 23rd

W2GGI DMR TechNet Control Operator - Thursdays 8:00 PM (EST)

W2GGI Talk Group 31124

Ham radio is more than just a hobby; it’s a vibrant community where enthusiasts can connect across the globe, exchange ideas, and learn new skills. For young people, it represents a chance to engage with cutting-edge technology, develop problem-solving skills, and understand the principles of radio communication. The hands-on experience gained through building and operating radio equipment can spark an interest in STEM fields, leading to careers in engineering, telecommunications, and information technology.

Moreover, amateur radio plays a crucial role in public service. In times of natural disasters, when conventional communication networks fail, ham operators provide a lifeline. Their ability to set up emergency communications swiftly and efficiently is invaluable. This was exemplified by Bob W2GGI, the owner and operator of the Southeast Florida Repeater Network. Bob’s extensive Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) network spans over 183 miles, from Key Largo to Melbourne, covering Florida’s Treasure Coast, including Fort Pierce, Jupiter, and Vero Beach. His commitment extends even further with his New York DMR Repeater Network, ensuring that crucial communication channels remain open during emergencies.

Licensed ham operators, inspired by figures like Bob W2GGI, are encouraged to uphold their FCC License ‘Patriotic Oath.’ This commitment to be prepared and ready to serve their community and country can make a profound difference in critical situations. By lending their expertise and equipment, they can ensure that vital communication links remain operational, providing essential support to first responders and emergency services.

We call on the younger generation to explore the universe of amateur radio. Dive into this exciting field, join a local ham club, and learn from seasoned operators. In doing so, you’ll not only acquire valuable skills but also become part of a legacy of service and innovation. For current ham operators, now is the time to step up and fulfill your oath. Your knowledge, dedication, and readiness can make all the difference when your community needs you the most.

Together, let’s keep the spirit of amateur radio alive and thriving, fostering a culture of curiosity, learning, and public service.

By DJ Gary, an FCC Licensed Amateur Radio Operator KQ4AYH and the AI Computer of GenieTok™ (Powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 Computer) an AI Creative Content Writer Platform being developed and soon to launch by CyberONIXS.com, Inc. - “The Technology Superstore” (showcasing a 26,000-technology product catalog at https://CyberONIXS.com and https://CyberONIXS.net).

Produced By Playidy™

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"The Ham Radio Podcast: Connecting Generations Through Waves of Knowledge and Service"

(Updated May 25, 2024 - Produced on January 13, 2024, at the First Christian Church of Wilton Manors, FL by Playidy™) In the midst of the digital era, where communication often feels fleeting and impersonal, a beacon of connection shines brightly through the waves - "The Ham Radio Podcast." Crafted by FCC Licensed Operator DJ Gary, KQ4AYH, this podcast is more than just a blend of radio, talk, and music; it is a powerful platform that educates and inspires, targeting Generation Z (our younger population), about the profound world of amateur radio operators.

At the heart of this podcast lies a noble mission - to unravel the mystique of ham radio, showing its dual nature as both a captivating hobby and a crucial public service. DJ Gary, with his passion and expertise, unveils the hidden gem of ham radio to a new generation, bridging the gap between tradition and modernity.

FCC Operator DJ Gary (KQ4AYH)

Producer of The Ham Radio Podcast

W2GGI Net Control Operator

Southeast Florida Repeater Network

Member of Davie-Cooper City Amateur Radio Club

Palmetto Amateur Radio Club

Registered CERT - Community Emergency Response Team

With FEMA/U.S. Department of Homeland Security

(Currently Qualifying for Active Status)

Microsoft Cloud Solutions Provider

Through riveting episodes that combine informative discussions with curated playlists, "The Ham Radio Podcast" captivates listeners, inviting them to explore the vast horizons of amateur radio. From the technical intricacies of radio operation to the thrill of contacting fellow enthusiasts worldwide, episodes either produced by The Ham Radio Podcast or content aggregated from other sources (i.e., American Radio Rely League (ARRL), NASA, the National Weather Service and others) -unfolds a new facet of this captivating world. But beyond the thrill of exploration, "The Ham Radio Podcast" delves into a deeper, more profound purpose - preparing the younger population for times of crisis.

The Universe of Amateur Radio Operators Coverage During Hurricane Ian Catholic Charities Disaster Response

By shedding light on ARRL's Amateur Radio Emergency Services, DJ Gary instills a sense of responsibility and community spirit in his listeners. He showcases how amateur radio operators become unsung heroes in times of disaster, providing vital communication when all else fails. As the podcast resonates with the eager ears of Generation Z with iconic rock n' roll and country classic hits, it ignites a spark of curiosity and a sense of purpose. It nurtures a generation that values connection, service, and knowledge, empowering them to embrace a timeless tradition in a modern world.In a world where connections are often fleeting, "The Ham Radio Podcast" stands as a testament to the enduring power of genuine communication.

Muhammad Ali, Jr. of ALI Legacy Continues

With DJ Gary KQ4AYH

It is more than a podcast; it is a journey of discovery, service, and above all, a beacon of hope in times of need. DJ Gary, KQ4AYH, and his creation exemplify the best of ham radio - a blend of technology, tradition, and above all, the unbreakable bond of human connection.Tune in, listen closely, and let "The Ham Radio Podcast" be your gateway to a world of waves, wonders, and service beyond measure.

The Vital Role of FCC Licensed Amateur Radio Operators in Emergency Communications

In times of hurricanes, natural disasters and potentially in cyberattacks, the collaboration between the SARnet, ARRL Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES/RACES), the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management, co-sponsored by the Florida Department of Transportation, Broward ARES/RACES, Southeast Florida Repeater Network (a privately owned digital mobile network (DMR) owned and operated by Bob W2GGI), Southeast Florida Traffic Net (SEFTN) - Managed by Kenny Hollenback as Manager and Mike Wolf as Assistant Manager, and other ARES/RACES amateur radio groups becomes crucial. FCC licensed amateur radio operators step forward, offering a voluntary public service that plays a pivotal role in supporting first responders through reliable emergency radio communications.

Amateur Radio Operators

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

(Carol Sturgeon KJ4AWB, Ben E. N7BBE, Mark N4DES & Jeff Stahl K4BH)

American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, and its ARES/RACES program focuses on providing emergency communications support when traditional systems fail or become overwhelmed. In Florida, this effort is seamlessly integrated with the Florida Division of Emergency Management to create a robust network for disaster response.

Alan Lisler (NT4AL)

Photo Credit: QRZ.com Profile Page

Harware & Software Engineer

Member of MARS - U.S. Army Military Auxiliary Radio System

ARRL - American Radio Relay League

RSGB - Radio Society of Great Britain

RACES - Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service

ARES - Amateur Radio Emergency Services

The Federal Communications Service (FCC) governs the licensing of amateur radio operators, often referred to as “hams,” are individuals with a passion for radio communication who undergo rigorous training and licensing. Their skills and preparedness make them invaluable during emergencies. When hurricanes threaten, and natural disasters strike, traditional communication infrastructure is susceptible to failure. It is in these critical moments that ham radio operators step in to fill the communication gaps.

Mark N4DES

Amateur Radio Operator

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

One of the strengths of the American Radio Relay League's ARES/RACES its decentralized structure, with local groups across Florida ready to activate and provide support as needed. These operators are strategically positioned to assist first responders in relaying critical information, coordinating rescue efforts, and ensuring communication resilience during challenging conditions.

Markel Maybon, R & B Artist of k3lations Now Streaming on Playidy™ Participating at Amateur Radio's FREE FLEA First Christian Church of Wilton Manors

The collaboration extends to the FCC, which grants amateur radio licenses and oversees (such as FCC Licensed Operators like Patrick Lightcap, K4NRD, who voluntarily oversees the SARnet Amateur Radio Network) their use. The licensing process ensures that operators are proficient in radio operations, technical aspects, and adhere to regulations. This regulatory framework ensures a disciplined and effective response when these operators engage in emergency communications.

Ricki (KJ4FSJ)

Amateur Radio Operator

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

During hurricanes, when power outages and infrastructure damage are common, ham radio operators often deploy portable stations equipped with backup power sources. This self-sufficiency allows them to maintain communication links even in areas where traditional means have failed.

The synergy between ARES?RACES and the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management is a testament to the effectiveness of public-private partnerships in disaster response. FCC licensed Amateur Radio Operators serve as a force multiplier, extending the reach and reliability of communication networks, ultimately aiding first responders in their life-saving missions.

Gary (KQ4AYH) with Ben E. (N7BBE)

Amateur Radio Operators

In Preparation of the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

Sponsored by Seminole Hard-Rock Hotel & Casino

In conclusion, the dedication of FCC licensed amateur radio operators within the ARRL Amateur Radio Emergency Services (and other Amateur Radio ARES/RACES Groups like Broward County ARES/RACES, spearheaded by ARES/RACES Officer Carol Sjurgen KJ4AWB) is a vital component of emergency communications during hurricanes and natural disasters in Florida. Their voluntary public service ensures that when traditional communication infrastructure falters, a resilient and adaptable network stands ready to support first responders and communities in need

"The Unwavering Commitment of Marty Falk (KI4IQ0): A Beacon of Hope in Times of Crisis"

In the realm of Amateur Radio Emergency Services, where communication stands as a lifeline in moments of chaos and calamity, one name shines brightly as a symbol of unwavering dedication - Martin Falk, known fondly as "Marty KI4IQ0". As the Assistant Section Manager of the Southeast Florida District at ARRL, Marty Falk has dedicated his life to supporting and overseeing on behalf of First Responders with disaster communication services, embodying the true spirit of service and camaraderie.

For Marty Falk, Amateur Radio Emergency Services is not just a duty; it is a calling deeply rooted in compassion and a relentless drive to make a difference. Through countless hours of preparation, training, and on-the-ground support, Marty Falk stands as a pillar of strength, ready to spring into action when crisis strikes.In the face of natural disasters, emergencies, and unforeseen challenges, Marty Falk's expertise and leadership come to the fore, ensuring that communication remains seamless and reliable for First Responders.

His role is not just about transmitting signals; it is about facilitating coordination, providing vital information, and ultimately, saving lives through the power of communication.What sets Marty Falk apart is not just his technical acumen or his years of experience, but his unwavering commitment to service. Whether it's setting up emergency communication centers, coordinating radio networks, or providing crucial updates to those on the front lines, Marty Falk's presence is synonymous with reliability and reassurance in moments of uncertainty.

Through his long-standing commitment to Amateur Radio Emergency Services, Marty Falk exemplifies the best of humanity - selflessness, resilience, and a boundless spirit of giving. His efforts extend far beyond radio waves; they reach the hearts of those in need, bringing comfort, support, and a sense of unity in times of crisis.As the world navigates through the unpredictable currents of life, Marty Falk stands as a beacon of hope, a steady hand in turbulent times, and a reminder that compassion knows no bounds.

His journey is a testament to the power of community, the strength of togetherness, and the enduring impact of a single individual dedicated to making a difference.In the tapestry of humanity, Marty Falk's thread shines brightly, weaving a story of service, commitment, and above all, a profound belief in the transformative power of communication. In the realm of Amateur Radio Emergency Services, Marty Falk's legacy is not just written in codes and frequencies; it is etched in the hearts of those he has touched and the lives he has saved.

Exploring the Universe of Amateur Radio: A Call to Service and Adventure: As Does Bob of W2GGI of the Southeast Florida Repeater Network

In our rapidly advancing digital age, the allure of amateur radio, or “ham radio,” remains as strong and relevant as ever. For the younger generation, this fascinating hobby offers not only a window into the world of communications technology but also a pathway to community service and global connectivity. Licensed ham operators have a unique opportunity to make significant contributions during times of disaster and emergency, living up to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) call to be “always ready to service community and country.”

Tom NY2S

Outside Target Fort Lauderdale

Interview for ARRL Field Day - June 22nd- 23rd

W2GGI DMR TechNet Control Operator - Thursdays 8:00 PM (EST)

W2GGI Talk Group 31124

Ham radio is more than just a hobby; it’s a vibrant community where enthusiasts can connect across the globe, exchange ideas, and learn new skills. For young people, it represents a chance to engage with cutting-edge technology, develop problem-solving skills, and understand the principles of radio communication. The hands-on experience gained through building and operating radio equipment can spark an interest in STEM fields, leading to careers in engineering, telecommunications, and information technology.

Moreover, amateur radio plays a crucial role in public service. In times of natural disasters, when conventional communication networks fail, ham operators provide a lifeline. Their ability to set up emergency communications swiftly and efficiently is invaluable. This was exemplified by Bob W2GGI, the owner and operator of the Southeast Florida Repeater Network. Bob’s extensive Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) network spans over 183 miles, from Key Largo to Melbourne, covering Florida’s Treasure Coast, including Fort Pierce, Jupiter, and Vero Beach. His commitment extends even further with his New York DMR Repeater Network, ensuring that crucial communication channels remain open during emergencies.

Licensed ham operators, inspired by figures like Bob W2GGI, are encouraged to uphold their FCC License ‘Patriotic Oath.’ This commitment to be prepared and ready to serve their community and country can make a profound difference in critical situations. By lending their expertise and equipment, they can ensure that vital communication links remain operational, providing essential support to first responders and emergency services.

We call on the younger generation to explore the universe of amateur radio. Dive into this exciting field, join a local ham club, and learn from seasoned operators. In doing so, you’ll not only acquire valuable skills but also become part of a legacy of service and innovation. For current ham operators, now is the time to step up and fulfill your oath. Your knowledge, dedication, and readiness can make all the difference when your community needs you the most.

Together, let’s keep the spirit of amateur radio alive and thriving, fostering a culture of curiosity, learning, and public service.

By DJ Gary, an FCC Licensed Amateur Radio Operator KQ4AYH and the AI Computer of GenieTok™ (Powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 Computer) an AI Creative Content Writer Platform being developed and soon to launch by CyberONIXS.com, Inc. - “The Technology Superstore” (showcasing a 26,000-technology product catalog at https://CyberONIXS.com and https://CyberONIXS.net).

Produced By Playidy™

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