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Deep Roots 

Meet Deborah Goin 

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A Family Fun Event 

DCTA Delivers 

A New Path for North Texas 

Get Your Kicks in Amarillo 

A Family Freindly Destination 

June/July 2011

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contents 

On the Cover: Russell Linton, Denton area 

photographer and graphic artist uses his straightforward 

style to capture the landscape of the Texas Panhandle 

and one of the Cadillacs in the art instalment at 

Cadillac Ranch. To view more of his photography visit 

www.russlinton.com 

Publisher 

David Prickett 

editorial 

executive editor 

Jodie Linton-Prickett 

Account ExecutiveS 

Kimberly Wood 

Karen Svien-Gradel 

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contributing writers 

Denton Parks and Recreation, David Prickett, Kyla 

Welch, Amarillo Visitors Bureau, DCTA, Jodie 

Linton-Prickett, Kiwanis of Denton, Denton Air 

Fair, Inc. 

art & advertising 

Art & creative Director 

Russell Linton 

Art & Photography 

Russell Linton, Denton Community Theater, 

DCTA, Jodie Linton-Prickett, Amarillo Visitors 

Bureau 

Webmaster 

Russell Linton 

how to reach us 

mail 

P.O. Box 399, Aubrey, Texas 76227 

website 

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Advertising sales 

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10 Campus Theatre 

Summer Highlights 

12 Summer Camp Adventures 

At Denton Parks and Recreation 

14 DCTA Delivers 

A New Path for North Texas 

18 Kiwanis Fireworks Show 


21 Iconic 

Cadillac Ranch 

26 You Can Take It With You! 

380Guide visits Thailand, St. Maarten, 

Texas and Iowa 

28 Get Your Kicks 

In Amarillo 

30 Ready for Takeoff 

Denton’s Air Show 

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letter from the publisher 

June/July 2011 

We would like to thank Denton Independent School District and the Denton 

Chamber of Commerce for the 2011 Best Adopter Top Communicator award. We would 

also like to thank the Daughters of the American Revolution for recognizing 380News for 

Excellence in Media Work. We are always happy to share information and news for area 

organizations. 

The 380 corridor has had its share of bad weather lately but thankfully, it has not been as bad 

as in other parts of the country. Summer in Texas is undoubtedly hot and before long, we are 

ready for the area lakes, swimming pools and festivities. This is the time of year we light up 

or backyard grills, lounge in the pool and shop for fireworks! School is out, children are out 

riding their bikes, skateboards and roller skates, area ponds are filling up with ducklings, and turtles are on 

the banks basking in the sun. The 380 corridor is a great place to be this time of year. 

In the corridor, we have beautiful surroundings and we are close to lakes, ponds and nicely kept outdoor 

recreation areas for families to enjoy. In this issue, we hope that you find useful and interesting community 

information as well as a possible vacation destination. We hope everyone takes advantage of the A Train and 

the Denton Parks and Recreation activities. Have a safe and eventful summer and a spectacular Independence 

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Somebody once told me, “If you want something done ask a 

busy person to help you.” With Deborah, this rings true. If you 

have lived in Aubrey or the surrounding area for long, chances 

are you have either met Deborah Goin or you have attended an 

activity, event or become involved in an organization to which 

she has contributed. I do not know if it is Deborah’s keen organizational 

skills or her sincere dedication to her community but 

she is someone the community can count on and she deserves 

gratitude. Deborah’s commitment to her community 

helps secure activities that many of us 

enjoy such as the Annual Tree Lighting, Music 

in the Park, Speakeasy Casino Night, Little 

Miss Main Street, The Peanut Festival and numerous 

others. 

Wood and Laura Goin, Deborah’s grandparents, 

moved to the Aubrey area in the late 

1800’s. Deborah was born in Sanger and lived 

in Myra until she and her family moved to Aubrey 

in 1958 when she was four years old. Her 

parents Jackie and Bouncer Goin established 

the local variety store in 1964. Later the variety 

store evolved into Jackie’s Hardware a landmark 

of Aubrey, Texas. The hardware store was 

a family affair; everyone pitched in and helped 

as needed. Deborah’s father worked for the 

USDA and resigned to assist with the growth 

of the store. 

Deborah and her four siblings grew up in the 

family business, working there after school 

and on weekends. She graduated from Aubrey 

High School in 1973 in a graduating class of 21 

students. She was active in FHA, BETA Club 

and with the school’s newspaper and annual. 

After high school, Deborah attended UNT 

earning a BS in Fashion Merchandising and 

contining with graduate work in accounting. 

Post graduate studies, she moved around with 

her career for several years before ultimately 

returning to Aubrey. 

Deborah is not only active in her community but she is a committed, 

hands on parent to her daughter Holly Hunnicutt. 

Deborah glows when she talks about Holly. They communicate 

on a regular basis even while Holly is away at school attending 

Texas Tech. When her daughter was at home, Deborah was an 

active Girl Scout leader and a Service Unit Manager for several 

years. She was also a volunteer for FFA and Band Booster with 

Aubrey ISD. 

Debora’s long and deep roots in the Aubrey area makes her a 

key “go to” person for many area organizations. Therefore, it 

is not surprising that she embraced the opportunity to help 

launch The Aubrey Historical Society and also assisted with 

the research for an area Registered Texas Historical Landmark. 

This past year a group of local volunteers organized The Aubrey 

Historical Society, to preserve and document local Aubrey 

area history. Deborah currently serves as Secretary of this organization. 

“We are in the process of writing a history book. 

We are trying to include stories from all of the early families 

in Aubrey. My daddy and his grandmother must have passed 

down their passion for the history of the area to me,” says Deborah. 

Her father wrote a weekly article about Aubrey area history 

when the Town Charter was in existence, this information 

along with photographs and newspaper clippings collected and 

saved by Deborah’s father will help the newly founded society. 

Deborah is also a member of the Aubrey First 

United Methodist Church. She was however 

responsible for the documentation and application 

to designate the church as a Registered 

Texas Historical Landmark. Recently, the 

church found out it will receive the historical 

landmark designation and will hold a dedication 

ceremony later in the year when the 

marker is delivered. Deborah and her siblings 

are fourth generation Goin family members of 

the Aubrey First United Methodist church. 

Deborah serves as Mayor Pro Tem for Aubrey 

and has been active with the City Council for 

five years. Currently, Deborah also serves as 

the Vice President of the Aubrey Area Library 

Board and she has been a dedicated volunteer 

for the past four years with the Area Friends 

of the Aubrey Library. Deborah works at Valor 

Farm and she is a member of the Texas Thoroughbred 

Association. Presently, she is the 

Treasurer for the Aubrey Education Foundation 

where she has also served on the Board 

of Directors since 2001. Area business owners 

know Deborah from the Aubrey 380 Area 

Chamber of Commerce where she has served 

on the Board of Directors since 1996 and is the 

current Treasurer. 

She recently wrote a grant letter to First Choice 

Power to assist with the refurbishing or the 

new Chamber of Commerce building on Main 

Street, her dedication to the project paid off with a $2500.00 

grant. 

“My overall goal for Aubrey is to see it continue to grow and 

remain financially sound,” says Deborah. 

Deborah’s continuous involvement with the Aubrey 380Area 

Chamber of Commerce, Aubrey Main Street, Aubrey Education 

Foundation, Keep Aubrey Beautiful and Area Friends of 

the Library as well as other organizations is invaluable. It takes 

people like Deborah keep communities flourishing. As a member 

of this community, I wish to express my gratitude! 


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Campus Theatre 

By Kyla Welch 

Summer Highlights 

Some folks may head to the beach for a summer treat, but 

in the month of June at the Campus Theatre we are headed 

to the dusty dry heat of west Texas. Opening June 10, we have 

Daughters of the Lone Star State by Del Shores. This biting 

comedy is the third in Shores’ Texas series (with Daddy’s 

Dyin’…Who’s got the Will and Cheatin’). As the members of 

“The Daughters” gather for their annual Christmas celebration 

and membership drive, it is painfully evident that, although 

they like to think of themselves as the elite of Lowake, TX, 

there aren’t many left who share their bigoted views. When 

the “coloreds” and “white trash” show up, the hilarity really 

begins. 

Produced by Denton Community Theatre (DCT), this allfemale 

ensemble is under the direction of west Texas native, 

Betty Kay Seibt. The cast is a who’s who in Denton theatre. 

Eighty-nine year old Betty Ann Barrow has bragging rights 

as the oldest member of the cast with 15 year-old Amanda 

Leavell being the youngest. Somewhere between those two 

are DCT veterans Pat Sherman, Kay Lamb, Jo Anne Cassell, 

Kim Campbell, Pete Kelly, Carol Howdeshell, Michelle Rose, 

Theresa Ferrell, and newcomer Dianne Randolph. 

At the end of June we go just down the road to Tuna, TX where 

actors Buster Maloney and Justin Harmon reprise their much 

acclaimed roles from 2009’s Tuna Christmas in Red, White 

and Tuna. It is the 4th of July and Tuna High School’s annual 

reunion. As you might expect, nothing goes quite as planned 

for Bertha Bumiller, Vera Carp, or any of the other wacky 

Red, White and Tuna’s “diverse” cast – photo by 

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esidents of Tuna. The potato salad is a bit too “tangy” and 

the fireworks don’t all explode overhead. It is a guaranteed 

laugh-out-loud good time. It is. It is. 

In July, DCT’s Theatre School Campers will produce Little 

Snow White…A Grimm Musical. This is an original adaptation 

of the familiar story by local playwright, John Evarts. 

Directed by Karen Gossett, this is sure to be a fun event for 

the whole family. In August, DCT has another family musical, 

Bye Bye Birdie. When a 1950’s teen idol visits a small town 

in Ohio to bestow a single televised kiss on one lucky girl, it 

creates a bit of mayhem for the normally quiet residents This 

musical-comedy classic it is being directed by Sharon Veselic 

and features the lovely Hannah Lane as the lucky young 

woman. 

Tickets for all of these great shows are available at www.dentoncommunitytheatre.com 

or by calling the Campus Theatre Box 

Office at 940-382-1915. 

Below: cast of Daughters of the Lone Star State 

– photo by Estee Photos. 


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With summer just around 

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for Denton Parks and Recreation sports camps, 

adventures, and day camps. Beginning June 6, day 

camps are available at McMath Middle School, Denton Civic 

Center, Denia Recreation Center, and North Lakes Recreation 

Center. Each camp varies by age and features field trips, swimming, 

and organized activities. Half-day camps are also available 

to ages 3 to 5 at the Civic Center. 

Denton Parks and Recreation offers sports camps for youth 

of all interests and ages, including skills camps in basketball, 

soccer, t-ball, volleyball, softball, golf, skateboarding, and tennis. 

Start Smart Mini-Sports Camps, designed specifically for 

younger children, are a great way to introduce ages 3 to 4 to a 

variety of sports. For youth interested in water sports, Aquatic 

Explorer Camp at the Denton Natatorium incorporates kayaking, 

snorkeling, water polo, and water safety into one camp. 

Teens, ages 11 to 15, can occupy their summer 

with a variety of activities, including a disc 

jockey camp and a day camp featuring daily field 

trips with activities such as laser tag, go-karts, and 

paintball. For the “outdoorsy” teen, Teen Outdoor Adventures 

offers one-day horseback riding, rock climbing, and kayaking 

trips throughout the summer, as well as a four-day trip to Possum 

Kingdom Lake during the week of August 8. Younger 

campers, grades 1-5, may also enjoy a four-day camping excursion 

during the week of June 20. In Ultimate Campout, 

campers will visit Turner Falls Park for fishing, hiking, paddle 

boats, outdoor games, campfires, and swimming. 

For a complete listing of summer programs, including art 

and cooking classes, visit www.dentonparks.com. 

In-person registration is accepted at the Denton Civic 

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Recognizing the importance of public transportation to 

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employment growth, DCTA pushed an aggressive schedule for 

the launch of a new path for North Texas – the A-train. 

Critical to keeping the North Texas region moving, the A-train 

is 21 miles of rail stretching from Denton to Carrollton and 

connecting with Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s (DART) Green 

Line. The regional rail line also will provide an alternative to 

I-35 during its planned expansion. 

DCTA’s commitment to their aggressive A-train implementation 

schedule is illustrated by the strategic moves that the staff 

and Board of Directors made to keep the agency on schedule 


and under budget. Realizing that the federal New Starts process 

threatened to delay the project, the DCTA board directed 

staff to forgo the federal process and seek additional funding 

resources. 

To move the A-train from idea to implementation, DCTA 

required more than the initial half-cent sales tax, which only 

accounts for 20% of the cost to build the A-train. For the 

remaining 80%, the agency looked to the new Regional Toll 

Revenue funding initiative. The Texas Legislature enabled the 

Texas Department of Transportation to consider public- and 

private sector partnerships to finance roadways. The result is a 

completed project with a toll component and revenue for other 

non-toll transportation projects. 

The first agreement to generate Regional Toll Revenue funds 

was with the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA). In exchange 

for the opportunity to construct, operate and maintain 

a 26-mile toll road for 52 years, NTTA paid the region $3.2

illion. The Regional Transportation Council (RTC) used 

these funds to expedite about 200 transportation projects, one 

of which was DCTA’s A-train. In April 2008, the RTC approved 

funds for the purchase of rail cars and in August 2008, 

$190.2 million was approved for the completion of DCTA’s 

A-train. 

June 18, 2011, will mark a major milestone for DCTA and 

Denton County residents, as service will begin on the muchanticipated 

A-train with a public celebration beginning at 

11:30 am at the Downtown Denton Transit Center. Revenue 

service will begin on June 20th. 

The initial A-train service will start with one element left to 

refine – the rail vehicles. A phased vehicle implementation 

plan has been developed and the A-train service will launch 

with the use of Rail Diesel Cars previously operated by the 

Trinity Railway Express (TRE). Due to manufacturing and 

delivery time, the A-train will transition by September 2012 to 

the new generation GTW 2/6 Diesel Multiple Units (DMU), 

manufactured by Switzerland-based Stadler Bussnang AG. 

Purchased in May 2009, the DMU construction process began 

in September 2010, and vehicle deliveries are scheduled for 

August 2011 through April 2012. Testing of the new vehicles 

will continue through August 2012, and complete transition 

to the fleet of 11 DMUs is planned for September 2012. 

Ultimately, the A-train DMUs will offer floor-level boarding, 

luggage and bike racks, and space for wheelchairs. Each 

vehicle will seat 96 passengers and have a total capacity of 200. 

The A- train fleet will run in couples, for a total of 192 seats 

and capacity of 400 people per train. 

Recognizing that passenger rail is the future for North Texas, 

DCTA wants to ensure that its vehicle has application in 

other rail corridors and can operate concurrently with freight. 

DCTA and Stadler have worked closely with the Federal 

Railroad Administration (FRA) through the Railroad Safety 

Advisory Committee (RSAC) to develop safety standard 

criteria for Alternative Vehicle Technology (AVT) using Crash 

Energy Management (CEM) Systems. DCTA is currently 

working with Stadler to be the first transportation agency and 

car builder in the United States to make necessary changes to 

accommodate the new safety measures. 

Like many rail transit systems across the United States, the 

A-train promises to enhance economic development activities 

near its rail stations through transit-oriented development. 

This is already being illustrated in South Lewisville near the 

Hebron Station where a $212.7 million mixed use development 

has broken ground. 

When the A-train pulls into the station this June, it will be less 

than ten years since the idea of regional rail in Denton County 

was first conceived. Local champions, regional and statewide 

relationships, and broad public support have been critical to 

DCTA’s timely implementation. Another component pivotal 

to the process is the true grit and determination shown by the 

young agency to bring this project to fruition. 

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It is Denton County’s most spectacular night! Come out to 

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array of fireworks that light up the sky. The event is free, 

but they gladly accept donations at their energetic “Bucket 

Brigade” before, during, and after the show. Gates open at 5:30 

p.m. and music begins at 6:30. Since 1973, the Denton Kiwanis 

Club has conducted the Annual Fourth of July Fireworks Show 

and Patriotic Celebration. 

This is the 88th year the Kiwanis Club has provided free medical, 

dental, and prescription services to children whose families 

could not otherwise afford such care. Through corporate 

sponsors, grants, donations from club members and the public, 

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with the treatment necessary for children within our 

community who need and qualify for these services. 


Kiwanis Fireworks Show 

2011 Schedule 

5:30 PM Gates Open - only west side stands are 

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6:30 -7:45 PM City Folk Band- Set #1 

7:50 PM Kiwanis Welcome and Announcements 

8:00 PM Color Guard, National Anthem - 

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8:15 - 9:40 PM George Dunham and the Bird Dogs 

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9:45 PM (Approximate time) - Fireworks Show 

10:15 PM Happy Trails 

George Dunham from Sports Radio 1310 “The Ticket” (and the Mean 

Green Radio Network) is lead singer for the Bird Dogs. Veteran 

Dallas/Fort Worth guitarist, Steve Porcari anchors both bands who 

will perform a blend of covers from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, as well as 

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Denton area photographer Russell Linton captures 

the pop culture art installment called “Cadillac 

Ranch” located two miles west of Amarillo, Texas. 

A collective of artists known as Ant Farm 

paid tribute to America’s automobile by placing 

10 Cadillacs half-buried nose first in a wheat 

field in 1974. Since its creation, it has inspired 

songs and even received a tribute from Walt 

Disney and Pixar film Cars. Bruce Springsteen 

has a song titled “Cadillac Ranch” on 

his 1980 album The River. The late Chris 

Ledoux and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 

also recorded a song called “Cadillac 

Ranch”. King of the Hill has an episode 

featuring the ranch and it has even made 

its way into music videos and reality 

shows. Although the land is private, it 

is free to enter anytime during daylight 

hours. The installment is located off I-40 

exit 60 (Arnott Road). 

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PROSPER FAMILY DENTISTRY 

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Get Your Kicks in Amarillo 

A Friendly Family Destination 

Jutta Matalka, CTP, TDM 

Amarillo, Texas lies on the cross roads of I-40 and I-27 in 

the Texas Panhandle, just about in the middle between both 

coasts. The city is proud of its western heritage, but keeps a 

sharp eye on the future. 

Ranching and farming and oil and gas have been the life blood 

of the area since the 19th century. Today there is a medical 

center, which includes a cancer center, heart hospital and a 

neo-natal unit. High tech industries such as Corning and Bell 

Helicopter, a pharmacy school and more make Amarillo the 

business center of the Texas Panhandle. 

Amarillo is also home to the Palo Duro Canyon, 2nd largest 

canyon in the U.S, one of the most magnificent scenic attractions. 

The extra ordinary vistas of color and beauty can be enjoyed 

from the comfort of one’s automobile. Visitors travel the 

the same trails used by the Apache, Comanche, buffalo hunters 

and early Spanish explorers. 

The canyon is also home to the well known musical outdoor 

drama “Texas”. A 600-foot cliff serves as the backdrop for 

the play. Now in its 47th season TEXAS is performed Tuesday 

through Sunday from early June to late August. 

The fabled Route 66 runs directly through the city, conjuring 

pictures of days gone by in front of the mind’s eye. This 


year Amarillo is 

hosting the International 

Route 66 

Festival June 9-12. 

We are expecting 

attendees from 

around the world. 

Three of the finest museums in the State, the Panhandle 

Plains Historical Museum, the American Quarter Horse Hall 

of Fame and Museum and the Kwahadi Museum of the American 

Indian, are located here and bear witness to the history of 

the area. 

Each year more than 1.7 million visitors from all over the world 

visit the city. They enjoy the many things to do and see. There 

is the western history, great shopping and dining, cowboy 

meals and World championship equestrian events throughout 

the year. The arts flourish in Amarillo with the new Globe- 

News Performing Arts Center, Amarillo Opera, Little Theater, 

the Symphony and the well respected Lone Star Ballet. 

Over 5,000 hotel rooms offer the visitor stays for every budget. 

Most of them are well-know brands. Be it a stop or a weekend 

trip Amarillo is all you expect from Texas and more.

View of the Lighthouse Rock formation in Palo Duro Canyon 

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Ready for Takeoff 

Denton’s Air Show 

starting at 9 a.m. on the day of the show to mingle with show 

performers. Breakfast foods and beverages will be available 

for purchase. 

Greatest Generation Aircraft Historic Rides: Flights will be 

available in the B-25 Bomber “Pacific Prowler” and the 

C-47/DC-3 “Southern Cross.” Call (817) 659- 9249 or e-mail 

greatestgeneration@yahoo.com for reservations. 

Longhorn Helicopter will also be offering rides. There will be 

static aircraft displays, a food pavilion and beer garden and 

vendors. 

Reserve a “chalet” spot for $25 and organizers will place your 

shade tent in a prime viewing spot and ice down your prepacked 

cooler, if delivered the day before. Only chalet guests 

may bring in their own food and drinks. For reservations, 

contact Amanda Addington at dentonairfair@hotmail.com. 

The Denton Airport is located 4 miles west of I-35E in Denton. 

Follow Airport Road signs to the airshow parking lots 

located around the airport property. Parking is free, and paid 

preferred parking will be available. All cars and persons are 

subject to search at any time. 

Photo courtesy of www.russlinton.com 

Denton AirFair, Inc., and the Denton Airport are proud 

to host the 2011 Denton Air Show on June 18. This year’s event 

will feature two of the best single-ship demonstration teams 

with the US Air Force F-16 Viper West Demo Team and the 

US Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet Legacy Flight Demonstration 

with Ray Kinney in a F4U Corsair. 

Civilian performers will include Julia and Tony Wood in 

their Russian SU-26M and Pitts S2C, Mike Gallaway in the 

Extra 300S, Kate Kyer in her Pitts S2C, Jan Collmer in his 

Extra 300L, Andrew Wright in his Giles 202, Scott Lane in his 

Pitts S2B, and numerous warbird demonstrations and flight 

formations. Performers from as far away as California and 

Utah will be coming to Denton for this world-class aviation 

event produced by David Schultz Airshows LLC. 

This year’s show features two other unique attractions: 

Breakfast with the Pilots benefiting Cumberland Presbyterian 

Children’s Home in Denton: Come to Business Air Center 


Advance tickets are only $5 and are available until June 16 at 

all PointBank locations, Business Air Center, US Aviation and 

the Denton Airport Terminal office. Tickets will be $8 at the 

gate. Children under age 6 get in free. Gates open at 9 a.m. and 

opening ceremonies will begin at noon. For more information, 

go to http://denton.schultzairshows.com or call (940) 484-1603. 

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