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2007 January	Volume #63, No. 1		2007 February	Volume #63, No. 2
Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 1 Table of Contents 6 Pin High: A do and don't List for the Golf Show 8 The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business 10 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 10 -A Sad State of Affairs: The Industry Suffers When Young, Aspiring Superintendents Dump Their Dream Jobs 14 -Credit Where It's Due: Turfco's Kinkead Salutes Superintendents for Helping to Design New Equipment 16 -In the Blood: Redexim's Hollis Grew Up to be in the Golf Business 18 -A Combined Effort: Chemical Companies Add to Their Formulations to Improve Products 20 Hole of the Month: Hole No. 11, The Country Club at Mirasol, Sunrise Course, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 22 Shades of Green: Ode to the Superintendent 24 Designs on Golf: To Live and Sightsee in L.A. 26 A "Show" of Strength: The More the Mightier, Attendees Say, as the Golf Industry Show Bulks Up by Adding Club Managers 34 SoCal Scene: What's to do in Anaheim? Plenty! Check Out These Places to Go 38 Turf M.D.: Seashore Paspalum on Firm Ground 50 The Buckeye doesn't Fall Far from the Tree: One Ohio State Graduate Replaces Another as Golf Course Superintendent at the Scarlet and Gray Courses. Both Say a Job Just doesn't get Any Better 54 Devil in the Details: Are Your Sprayer Nozzles and Water Volumes Selected for Each Application? 58 We've Got Mail 60 Golfdom Mart 62 Ad Index 63 Classifieds 64 Out of Bounds: Cold Candy: Let's Stray from Convention to Recommend that Everyone Tries This Siberian Snack at Home       Turfgrass Trends 41 Season, Zone Dictate Weed Control in Seeded Tall Fescue and Bluegrass 45 Part 2 of 2: Computer Simulation Tracks Water Flow in Greens: Root Zones of USGA, California Greens Connect Directly to Subsurface System for Better Drainage			Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 2 Table of Contents 8 Pin High: His Turbulence Turns to Tranquility 10 The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business 12 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 12 -Academic Evolution: Programs Incorporate More Business, Communications into Core Requirements 14 -Show Me the Money - At Least on Paper: Listing Pay Scales is Crucial in Job Postings 16 -Business Briefs: Make Upgrade, get Cash 18 -Viva Vargas: Michigan State Professor (and Elvis Imitator) Wins Top Award from USGA 20 Hole of the Month: Hole No. 7, Big Spring Country Club, Louisville, Ky. 22 Shades of Green: Pushing the Point of Diminishing Return 24 Designs on Golf: Lavish Not Needed in the Locker Room 28 Growing the Game [Part 1]: Baby Boom or Bust?: Now on the Tees: America's Largest Generation. But could Time Scarcity Keep Golf from Cashing in on Its Financial Potential? 40 'Show' Off: From New Products to Giveaways, Here are Some of the Things Companies Will do and Display at GIS This Month 48 Turf M.D.: Keeping a Keen Eye on Effluent 60 Turning Point: Is It Time for Superintendents to Begin Rotating Insecticides to Fend Off Insect Resistance? 64 Beyond the Green: Drumming Up Some Club Spirit 66 Refining Reputation: Consumer Information Aims to Bolster Perceptions of Green Spaces 70 Ad Index 71 Classifieds 72 Out of Bounds: Love Poems: Romantic Rants Designed to Woo Your Sweetie       Turfgrass Trends 51 Cultural Practices as Important as Chemicals for Blue-Green Algae Control 56 Glyphosate Resistance Prompts Integrated Management       The Golfdom Report 2007 5A 'Right' On: Golf Course 'Correction' could Bode Well for the Industry, According to Our Special Report 6A In Good Repair: The Golf Industry is Amid a Stock-Market-Like Correction, but Insiders are Bullish on Its Growing Fiscal Strength 15A In Search of Greener Grass: Disenchanted with the Golf Business, a Superintendent Seeks Solace in the Landscaping Profession. But What He Finds Surprises Him 19A Survey Shows Superintendents Satisfied with Career: Would You do It Over Again?
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2007 March	Volume #63, No. 3		2007 April	Volume #63, No. 4
Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 0 Table of Contents 6 We've Got Mail 8 Pin High: The Forecast is for Global Warming 10 The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business 10 -Roundup's Hall of Famer 12 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 12 -Show Your Stripes: Is There Artistry in Those Lines in the Turf? Or do They Just Cause Aggravation? 13 -Eye of the Tiger: If He Wants to be a Successful Architect, Woods Needs to See How the Designing Greats did It 14 -Charting a Course for Growth: Hamlin Aims to 'Serve' Members as Leader of Irrigation Association 18 -Looks are Everything: A Course's Condition is Vital to Selling Home Sites, Delozier Says 24 Hole of the Month: Hole No. 5, The Ridge Club, Sandwich, Mass. 26 Shades of Green: Say It Like It is... In the Textbooks 28 Designs on Golf: A Potpourri of Putting Greens 32 Changing of the Guard: Will the New Democratic Majority Hinder Golf Businesses? 38 Wanted: Watertight Technology: Superintendents Turn to Irrigation Companies to Help Them Conserve Water 46 The Right Path: While an Architectural Challenge, Properly Planned Cart Paths are Beneficial to a Golf Course's Design and Operation 52 Turf M.D.: Spring could Bring Agronomic Issues 66 What Lies Beneath: Historic Trends should Direct Proactive Pond Maintenance Programs 68 Leaders 70 The Company Line 70 Ad Index 71 Classifieds 72 Out of Bounds: Kung-Fu Fighting: Movies that Might Compel You to Break Out Your Bo Staff and Overdub Your Home Movies       Turfgrass Trends 55 Chemical Restrictions: What's the Future of Perfect Turf? 59 Bolster Turf's Ability to Use Natural Defenses Against Stress: The Key is Managing Rootzone Moisture Conditions			Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 3 Table of Contents 8 Pin High: RISE and Shine and Take Action 10 The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business 12 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 12 -Golf & the Environment: What's Next?: Group Reconvenes in Anaheim to Look Back and Look Forward 14 -Big News from the Big Three: Deere, Toro and Jacobsen All have Something to Say at the Golf Industry Show 17 -A Q&A with Mike Heacock: Industry Veteran, Who's Based in Tokyo, Reflects on What has been 18 Shades of Green: Against the Grain? Maybe Not 22 Designs on Golf: From the Golden Age, with Love 24 Hole of the Month: Hole # 2, Bidermann Golf Course, Wilmington, Delaware 26 Golfdom's Annual Putting Surface Guide 26 -They Champion Champion: The PGA Golf Club Extolls the Roll on Its New Ultradwarf Bermudagrass Greens 34 -Tried and True: Newer Bentgrass Varieties Boast Lower Inputs Than Older Types 40 -A Good Soak: Deep Irrigation and Hand Watering will Mitigate Disease Occurrences 44 -Turf M.D.: Basal Anthracnose: Springtime Ritual 45 -Any Way You Punch It: Agronomic Objectives should Determine Aerification Technique 47 -Real-Life Solutions: Managing Moss: A New Herbicide Proves Efficient in Ridding Greens of Those Problem Clumps. But Superintendents Must Also Adhere to Important Cultural Practices for Moss Control 61 Show Biz: The Golf Industry Show Made Its Own Headlines in L.A.-L.A. Land 70 Classifieds 71 Ad Index 72 Out of Bounds: Ramen Noodles: The Near-Miracle Meal Sustains Billions Each Year and Proves Everybody Loves Ramen       Turfgrass Trends 51 Soil Amendments: Do Humic Substances Bolster Water and Nutrient Availability? 54 Turfgrass Varieties: Velvet Offers a Low-Input Option to Creeping Bent
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2007 May	Volume #63, No. 5		2007 June	Volume #63, No. 6
Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 1 Table of Contents 8 We've Got Mail 8 -Global Warming gets Cool Reception [I] 8 -Global Warming gets Cool Reception [II] 8 -Global Warming gets Cool Reception [III] 8 -Can Job Satisfaction be Found on Golf Courses? 10 Pin High: The Einsteins of the Industry 12 The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business 14 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 14 -Power Up: Utility Vehicle Manufacturers Address Challenges of Alternative Fuels 15 -Down and Out 18 -102 and Still...Golfing: The Golf Industry should Use Elsie McLean's Hole-in-One Feat to Help Grow the Game 20 Hole of the Month: Hole # 13, The Ridge Golf Course, Auburn, Calif. 22 Shades of Green: Agronomy doesn't Mix with Politics 24 Designs on Golf: Up a Tree? Here's How to get Down 26 United They Stand: What They've Got Going at the Atlanta Athletic Club is Something to Talk About 56 Growing the Game [Part 2]: A Public Service: Architects and Turf Consultants can Renew the Industry's Image by Sprucing Up Tattered Municipal Golf Courses 60 Turn for the Better: Fungicide Rotation and Frequent Applications at Low Rates can Keep Pathogens from Flourishing 66 Turf M.D.: When are Golf Greens Stable? 69 May I Help You?: What This World Needs Now are More People Who Give a Hoot About Awesome Customer Service 85 The Company Line 86 Classifieds 87 Ad Index 88 Out of Bounds: The $1 Car: The Clunkers We Affectionately Disparage Evoke Nostalgia of a Simpler Time       Turfgrass Trends 75 Wear and Compaction Stress: Soil Compaction Prolongs Establishment: Specifications should Steer Seedbed Preparation and Construction Projects 82 Ryegrass Fertility: Calcium Nitrate Promotes Best Perennial Ryegrass Stand			Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 2 Table of Contents 8 Pin High: Good Superintendent but a Better Father 10 The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business 12 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 12 -Time of His Life: Superintendent Chris Gaughan Will Never Forget Caddying for His Sister on the LPGA Tour 14 -Death, Taxes and Turf Loss: You can't Control the First Two, but You can the Third 16 -Revving Up for Biodiesel Technology: Toro's Steve Wood Discusses Company's Role in Implementing Biodiesel Technology 18 -My Life as a Rough Fluffer: Volunteer Chronicles His Golf Maintenance Experience at the Wachovia Championship 20 -Golf Club Turns Campground 22 -Business Briefs: A Polo Field, a Golf Course ... What's the Difference? 24 Shades of Green: From the Mountains to the Prairies 30 Hole of the Month: Hole # 8, Carolina Country Club, Raleigh, NC 32 Designs on Golf: Where is Respect for Its Own? 37 Water Hazard: Drought Pushes Some Courses to Reclamation, and the Rest of the Country isn't Far Behind 40 U.S. Open Preview 40 -Calm, Cool, Collected: Superintendent John Zimmers Jr. Oversees Demanding Oakmont CC with a Level Head 46 -Oakmont Regains Its Grueling Image 50 -Born for Bethpage: Dave Catalano has Worked Himself Way Up the Ladder at the Historic Park, Which Hosts Its Second U.S. Open in 2009 52 -Setting Up for Kids' Play: These Kids are Good, but Resist the Temptation to Trick Up Your Golf Course for Tournaments 69 What Daddy Does: What does My 6-Year-Old Daughter Think I do Every Day? I Decided the Best Way to Find Out was to Interview Her 72 Turf M.D.: It's Best to Water on the Dry Side 73 Leaders 74 Classifieds 75 Ad Index 76 Out of Bounds: Kurt Vonnegut: An American Literary Legend Dies, but His Legacy Will Never Perish       Turfgrass Trends 57 Subsurface Drip Irrigation: Establishing Bentgrass can be Difficult with Subsurface Irrigation 59 Shade Tolerance: Bermudagrasses Show Diverse Responses to Shade 66 Soil Profile Dictates Topdressing Programs
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2007 July	Volume #63, No. 7		2007 August	Volume #63, No. 8
Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 2 Table of Contents 8 Pin High: You didn't Make the Lineup, but... 10 The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business 12 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 12 -Business Briefs: Seminar Touts TifEagle as No-Till 12 -From Emerald Ash to Saw Dust?: Borer Blight Threatens Tree Variety, Although It could be Saved on Golf Courses 13 -Extinguishing Fire Ants: Chuck Silcox, Global Turf and Ornamental Product Development Manager for DuPont, Addresses Fire Ant Control on Golf Courses 18 -Legislative Update: We Need More Superintendents to Step Up at Local Levels 20 Hole of the Month: Hole # 11, Los Angeles Country Club, Los Angeles, Calif. 22 Shades of Green: Road Rage, Gray Hair and Acid Reflux 24 Designs on Golf: Life in the Fairway No Fun at Oakmont 26 Fine by Nine: Superintendents Shirk Stigma to Find Professional Happiness with Nine-Hole Golf Courses 38 Staying Ahead of Market Demands: Golf Construction Slows in-Line with Demand, So Builders and Architects Tout Real-Estate Projects and Sustainable Design 45 Genius Misunderstood: Golden Age Architects were Good, but does Reverence for Their Work Undermine Necessary Golf Course Evolution? 50 The Day After: Life (and Plenty of Work) Goes on at the Oakmont Country Club for John Zimmers Jr. and His Staff After Hosting the U.S. Open 68 Real-Life Solutions: Nipping Poa in the Bud: Herbicide Proves Promising for Control of Troublesome Variety 72 Turf M.D.: Clinics Make for Money Well Spent 74 Public Opinion: Gaining a Fresh Perspective 76 Tidying Up the Tee Box: Companies Offer Myriad Products to Dress This Course Area for Success 78 The Company Line 78 Ad Index 79 Classifieds 80 Out of Bounds: Bomb Pops: Some Facets of Summer Never Really Change if You're a Kid at Heart       Turfgrass Trends 55 Neonicotinoids Show Good Control with Sucking Insects 59 How do the New Bentgrasses Stack Up?: Declaration, Kingpin, Authority, 007, Memorial and T-1 Deserve Some Consideration 64 Part 1 of 2: Recognizing the Nitrate Effect on Root Growth and Development: NO3- Presence in the Leaves Directs Plant Resources Toward Leaf and Shoot Growth at Some Expense of Root Expansion			Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 2 Table of Contents 8 Pin High: Help Rebuild a Golf Course - And Lives 10 The Big Picture: The Things that Shape Your Business 12 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 12 -What does Moraghan's Departure Mean for the USGA Green Section? 13 -Dealing with Dreaded Disease: BASF's Kyle Miller Sheds Light on How to Diagnose and Combat Turf Disease Outbreaks 16 Hole of the Month: Hole # 12, Le Triomphe Golf & Country Club, Broussard, LA 18 Shades of Green: The Rain Game Goes to Extremes 20 Designs on Golf: It Sounds too Good to Make Sense 22 Southern Man: 'Tournament Junkie' Russ Myers Hosts His First Major 30 Growing the Game [Part 3]: The Ball Stops Here!: The Golf Course Maintenance Industry Must get More Engaged in Building Its Own Business  34 -Free Golf Lessons Help Grow the Game - And Then Some 38 Taking Up the Cause: Ample Donation from Carolinas Superintendents Will Help New Orleans Golf Course Survive 44 Pedigree of a Pesticide: It Takes a Lot of Time, Money, Research and Testing to Bring a New Active Ingredient to Market 60 Turf M.D.: Routines Help Isolate Turf Troubles 62 Talk It Up: Clear Communication is Crucial to Carry Out a Successful Golf Course Renovation Project 66 Less Is More: Frequent, Light Irrigation Works Best for Fairways 70 Leaders 70 Ad Index 71 Classifieds 72 Out of Bounds: Museums: Few Family Outings are as Memorable or as Much Fun with the Little Ones       Turfgrass Trends 49 Curative Control of Take-All Patch Successful in Decline Phase 53 Insecticide Timing: Timing Crucial with Neonicotinoids 56 Part 2 of 2: Turfgrass Root Growth: Increasing Nitrate Metabolism
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2007 September	Volume #63, No. 9		2007 October	Volume #63, No. 10
Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 2 Table of Contents 8 We've Got Mail 8 -Fine with Nine? [Letter I] 8 -Fine with Nine? [Letter II] 8 -Fine with Nine? [Letter III] 8 -Executives Out of Touch with Workers 10 -Speeding Up Play to Create More Rounds 12 Pin High: Getting Held Up Without a Gun 14 The Big Picture: The Things that Shape Your Business 16 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 16 -He's the Real Deal: Ed Begley Jr., the Keynote Speaker at Toro's Watersmart Event, is a True Environmentalist 18 -Here Comes Penoxsulam: Dow Agrosciences Introduces New Active Ingredient for Specialty Herbicide 20 -A Day on the Hill: Green Industry Pleads Its Cause to Legislators Regarding H-2B Issue 23 -Legislative Update: All for One and One for All 24 -Taking Care of a Precious Resource: Rain Bird's Johnson Talks About Watering Wisely 28 Hole of the Month: Hole # 15, Brier Creek Country Club, Raleigh, NC 30 Shades of Green: Create Your Own Value Proposition 32 Designs on Golf: Longing for More Short Grass 35 Golfdom's Fifth-Annual Budget Guide: Are You Fiscally Fit?  36 -How to Tackle the Annual Budget ... And Enjoy It!: It's Not as Horrible as You Might Think. Here are Some Tips to Make the Process ... Shall We Dare Say ... Fun 42 -Post-Patent Exploits: Superintendents Turn to Generics to Save Money 50 -On History or a Hunch?: Superintendents Discuss Their Strategies to Budget for Pest Management 60 -Golf Course Maintenance Budgets get Bigger Because of Bunker Maintenance Boom: $and Dollars 66 -You and Your Machines: It Helps to Consider the Following Items When Tackling the "Equipment Maintenance Repairs" Line Item 80 Turf M.D.: The News on Dew is Good and Bad 82 Family Ties: Gourlay Family has Roots from Scotland to Kansas State 87 2007 Golfdom Budget Guide: Hot Products 116 Leaders 118 Ad Index 119 Classifieds 119 Golfdom's Joke of the Month 120 Out of Bounds: Wallpaper: Removing This Decorating Abomination can be Both Tedious and Rewarding       Turfgrass Trends 71 Removal of Overseeded Ryegrass Best in Heat of Summer 74 Biostimulant Application: Kelp Helps Root Mass in Turf			Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 2 Table of Contents 8 Pin High: Taking on the Activists Tactfully 12 The Big Picture: The Things that Shape Your Business 14 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 14 -A Service Economy: Company Expands Technical Support 15 -RISE Helps Historic New Orleans Landmark Transcend 16 -Tackling the Bedrock of Bermuda: Georgia Irrigation Consultant Takes on Project 18 Hole of the Month: Hole No. 3, The Ocean Course, the Country Club at New Seabury, Mashpee, Mass. 20 Shades of Green: Is Reverse Osmosis Worth Its Salt? 22 Designs on Golf: Let's Not Rewrite the Classics Yet 24 Special Report: Heated Debate: Will Global Warming Change the Golf Course Industry? 50 Colonial Acres Becomes the First Golf Course to Navigate the EPA Performance Track: The Man with the Environmental Plan 68 Field Generals: Superintendents are the Eyes, Ears and Voices of a Club During a Renovation 74 Turf M.D.: Routine Data Form the ABCs of IPM 76 Classifieds 77 Leaders 77 Ad Index 78 Out of Bounds: Starstruck: Meeting Famous People can be Awkward, Especially if You Act Like a Giddy School Girl       Turfgrass Trends 59 Curative Programs for Bluegrass Weevil Larvae Require Patience 62 Sprayable Sex Pheromones Disrupt Oriental Beetle Mating
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2007 November	Volume #63, No. 11		2007 December	Volume #63, No. 12
Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 2 Table of Contents 8 Pin High: What Legacy Will Mona Leave? 10 The Big Picture: The Things that Shape Your Business 12 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 12 -More on 'the Ball Stops Here': Cleary Chemical does Its Part to Grow the Game 12 -About Steve Mona...: We Asked Readers How They Will Remember the GCSAA CEO and What He did in His 14 Years at the Association 14 -Superintendents as Historians: Unearthing a Club's Past can Lead to a Better Future. Here are Some Tips on How to do So 16 -The Thrill of the Grass: The Field of Dreams is Just What Its Name Implies 18 Hole of the Month: Hole No. 14, Banyan Golf Club, West Palm Beach, Fla. 20 Shades of Green: Mona Made GCSAA an Industry Power 22 Designs on Golf: Par 70 isn't Exactly Chopped Liver 24 A Little Help from His Friends: Desert Mountain's Shawn Emerson Courts Consultants to Propel Agronomic Excellence 34 Growing the Game [Part 4]: Find Your Niche 34 -Soaring Success: Five-Hole Buzzard's Nest Elevates Area Interest and Lifts Rounds 39 -Loyalty Pays: Legend Trail's Frequency Program Supplements Slow Season 42 -Elevate the Niceties: Toad Valley's Golf Receptionist Offers High-Touch Distinction 52 Turf M.D.: Fall Brings Chilling Effects 55 Classifieds 55 Ad Index 56 Out of Bounds: Wii Bit of Fun: Even Ebenezer would have a Hard Time Holding a Frown While Playing This Video Game Triumph       Turfgrass Trends 45 Bentgrass Cultivars Outgrow Some Pests 48 Dark-Green Varieties Continue to Dominate Turfgrass Breeding for Color			Page Sections/Selected Titles 0 Cover 1 Table of Contents 6 Pin High: Growing Character and the Game 8 The Big Picture: The Things that Shape Your Business 10 News with a Hook: Off the Fringe 10 -In the Line of Fire: San Diego Area Superintendents Begin Rebuilding After Wildfires Subside 12 -Jake Pledges Six Sigma: Business Strategy Helps Company with Quality Control 14 -Investing in Tomorrow: Bayer, Deere Court the Next Generation of Superintendents 16 Hole of the Month: Hole No. 3, The Harbor Club, Greensboro, Ga. 18 Shades of Green: Budget Woes Force Clubs to Prioritize 20 Designs on Golf: All I Want for Christmas is... 22 '07 Year in Review 22 -Standing Out: 'People of the Year' Recognized for Integrity 32 -What Happened?: A Look Back on the Notable Occurrences of 2007  46 Look, Up in the Sky... ... It's a Live Oak Tree! Daniel Island Club Goes to Great Lengths to Preserve Wondrous Trees 52 Turf M.D.: Winter Provides a Fine Time to Train 55 Classifieds 55 Ad Index 56 Out of Bounds: 'Dangerous' Book: A Handy Manual for being a Kid, No Matter What Age You are       Turfgrass Trends 39 Nixing Nematodes: Coping with Nematodes Sans Fenamiphos 42 Blue Grama has Potential for Drought-Resistant Turf: Additional Breeding Will Improve the Cultivar's Athletic Turf Qualities       GIS Show Preview 2008 1 Cover 2 Table of Contents 3 2008 Articulators 4 Mona Will Miss the Way GCSAA's Members 'Pumped' Him Up 5 Super 500 9 ContecDG® 11 Emerald Dwarf Bermudagrass 12 Oregon Grown Fine Fescue 15 Carryall Turf Utility Vehicles 17 Q4 Turf Herbicide for Grassy and Broadleaf Weeds 18 NexGen Products: Introducing NexGen, the Unique, Advanced Reformulations of Popular Turf Pesticides for Today 21 T-Nex™ 1AQ 23 TriWave™ 60 Seeder 24 BASF Turf & Ornamentals
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