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Mountain Shadows Board of Directors and Committee Chairs Board of Directors President — David Kelman Vice President — Catheryn Striebel Treasurer — Todd Ray Secretary — Laura Land • Installation of lights - web, icicle, or traditional set ups. • Installation of Christmas trees, wreaths, garland, and bows. Residents Association Contacts • Installation of ground lighting effects. Welcome Committee – Emily Kaderly, Laura Land • Set up of wire frame displays, nativity scenes, inflatables, and large exterior displays. Project Officer – Reggie Flemming, Keith Bailey Pool – Leana Neal • Service of existing light displays. Security – Stephen Garey • Sales of Christmas decorations. Grounds and Maintenance – Stephen Gary, Karla Chaucer • Installation of timers, extension cords, and other electrical components. Social , Clubhouse and Web – Emily Kaderly, Leana Neal • Take down and storage of exterior Christmas decorations. Covenant Compliance – Marlin Larson Fast Reliable Response Time Contact the board by email at [email protected] Licensed and Insured
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restaurant Meet Neighbors…Eat FREE… Review Try a New Restaurant! About once a month, 8-12 residents from our neighborhood have the opportunity to eat out at a local restaurant and participate in what we call a Restaurant Review. The food is free; all you pay is for any “adult beverages” and gratuity for the evening.
If you’d like to participate in future reviews, email [email protected] to be added to our contact list and receive updates about our dinners.
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2nd Annual Holly Jolly House of the Year! Mountain Mountain Shadows Holiday Christmas Tour New Shadows has always been known as one of the best Saturday, December 20 at 6pm neighborhoods in the area to view beautiful holi- Mountain Shadows Holiday Christmas Tour- Come join us as we tour day displays, but we think Mountain Shadows can the amazing holiday decorations around the neighborhood. A mini-bus become the premiere neighborhood in all of Chat- will take residents on the tours, stopping for treats along the way. If you tanooga for viewing festive decorations. Though we are interested in joining the tour or hosting a stop on the tour, email Mnt- already have many homes with fantastic decorations, [email protected]. After the tour, we'll reconvene at the club- we want to encourage everyone in the neighborhood house for hot cocoa, Christmas music, and a campfire. to participate. Who will be the winner of the trophy for the “Holly Jolly House of the Year”? Winners Holiday Party will get their name on the Neighborhood Trophy. Saturday, December 20 at 8:30pm The trophy will be kept by the family all year and Come join your neighbors for a business casual evening at the clubhouse as collected again after Thanksgiving until the next we enjoy the holiday season. We will be enjoying festive music a selection contest winner is chosen. A judging committee will of hors devours with lively conversation by the fire. Come join the fun. be surveying the neighborhood the week of Decem- ber 15. Finalists will be included on the Holiday Tour and tour guests will vote on the winner. So everyone deck those halls! 8 NeighborhoodNews Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living NeighborhoodNews 9 mountain shadows
From The Board NEWS MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Neighbors,
I hope everyone is settling into their end-of-year plans. You no MOUNTAIN SHADOWS MEMOS doubt will be reading about related neighborhood social events Dark streets invite crime here and online. Enjoy!
As winter takes hold, we’ve replenished our modest salt sup- With the shorter daylight hours, please help us improve the light- plies, should they be necessary. The strategy continues to be ing of our streets for the safety and beauty of our neighborhood. one of hitting only critical spots if needed while assuming the Supplies to repair your gas lights can be found at Southern Hearth county will hit the major neighborhood roads relatively soon and Patio on Lee Highway. after a major ice or snow event. The salt also allows us to hit any spots the county misses. ANNUAL DUES NOTICE During the final weeks of December the 2015 Annual Dues As the near year arrives, the asso- notice will arrive by mail. ciation has a new board, a new dues billing cycle, and a new Explanation of Membership Tiers and Pool Usage chance for you to provide TIER 1 – Mandatory Membership - $242.00 input into what association Includes 3 passes to pool during summer months. priorities should be. Make TIER 2 – Upgrade of $308.00 Payable at pool opening or before sure to send in your annual Send in Your dues promptly, and be sure to Please email questions concerning annual dues or do not receive fill out the comments’ form. your letter by mail please email [email protected] I’m wrapping up my two-year term FAVORITE on the board and my year as asso- NOT RECEIVING EMAIL UPDATES OR NEW ciation president. Our neighborhood gets a lot done through volunteers, TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD? neighbor coordination, community com- munication, and, when relevant, timely Please email your contact information to help from county government. We know [email protected]. we will always have no shortage of short- term and long-term goals on the associa- If you have just moved into the neighborhood, we would enjoy tion’s list. Keep up the good work making the opportunity to personally greet you and extend a warm Email [email protected] with your pictures, stories, news, and events! it possible to improve the neighborhood! welcome. Email your contact information and our welcome ! committee will give you a call. WeHoliday want pictures of your favorite holiday moments! Pictures Whether it’s a warm family gathering or the -David Kelman excitement or shock of meeting Santa for the first time. Do you have that great shot of your pet dressed up for the season? Share the fun of the season in pictures. 10 NeighborhoodNews Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living NeighborhoodNews 11
meet your neighbors The Armstrong Family Jay and Marci Armstrong have called Mountain Shad- team, the Dolphins. He has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and plays Upward Basketball. Medicare ows home since their move to Mountain Shadows Drive in 2007. Jay spends his time working as a Child and Adolescent Therapist. Jay is a graduate of UTC and Clarke is a 2nd grader at Westview Elementary and she enjoys For relaxation, you will find the family reading, relaxing on the deck then received Master’s in Professional Counseling from Art, Cheerleading for Upward, and Girl Scouts. or watching movies in front of the fireplace. For outdoor relaxation, Liberty University. During his off hours, he partners nothing is better than flying kites with the kids and feeding ducks at with Community Programs mentoring children and When it comes to priorities, family is number one on the list. the park after a picnic lunch. The family enjoys following the Miami assisting Mental Health Organizations. When relaxing, The family enjoys hanging out in the “Man Cave” watching Heat and watching their favorite TV and movies: Funniest Home you will find Jay enjoying reading, shooting and fishing family movies or during the day spending time at the neighbor- Videos, The Bible, Arrow, and The Flash. For music, the favorite choice with his son. Marci is also a graduate of UTC. She is a hood playground/pool. On days when the weather is good, a is Christian rock, Christian rap, and gospel. Medicare won't cover 100% of your medical costs. Sales Representative for a pharmaceutical company and trip to Heritage Park to ride bikes makes an enjoyable after- The missing piece is up to you. Let me tell you about serves as Home Room Mom and parent helper at West- noon. On summer days the family enjoys pitching a tent in the When it comes to family vacations, the Armstrong family can Medicare supplement plans, Medicare Advantage plans view Elementary. She also assists with the Dolphins’ front yard and making s’mores. be found at the beach, Six Flags or Lake Lanier Island. There and Prescription Drug Plans. swim meets and helps to coordinate neighborhood are some exciting vacation plans for 2015 with a trip on a Dis- activities. During her free time, Marci enjoys running, On the weekends you might find the Armstrong family taking ney Cruise and a visit to New York. graphic design and photography. Jay and Marci can also in the latest artwork at the Hunter Museum or enjoying a family Home • Auto • Business • Life • Health be found partnering with Meals on Wheels at Thanks- meal at one of the favorite restaurants, Picadilly or Rain Thai Bis- When asked what the favorite part about living in your neigh- giving to deliver meals to the needy in the community. tro. The family enjoys coming together for an evening meal and borhood, Jay and Marci responded, “We enjoy the focus on the James Monroe, CPIA discussing the events of their day and bonding with a fun game. family through the neighborhood events. As a family therapist, 423-615-0158 Office Jay and Marci are the parents of Grey, age 10, and Clarke, age Some fun traditions that are enjoyed include driving around the Jay values the sight of entire families spending time together and 423-240-3858 7. You can’t forget the other family members, Winston the pet neighborhood observing Christmas decorations in their pajamas creating memories. While walking or riding bikes, we are always 2110 Northpoint Blvd while sipping hot chocolate. During the Summer months a they sure to receive a wave or warm smile. And of course, Mountain Yorkie and Lilly the family cat. Grey is in 5th grade at West- Hixson, TN 37343 view Elementary and is a member of the neighborhood swim enjoy double feature movies at the Drive In Theater. Shadows Hills are the absolute best for sledding and winter fun!” 12 NeighborhoodNews Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living NeighborhoodNews 13 kids2 kids Meet Elias and Avery Hunt
Meet the Hunt brothers, Elias and Avery. These two like to do just about every- thing together. So when he was asked to be the kid of the month, Elias wanted to share the spotlight with his little brother. The brothers may be separated by a year and a half in age, but they've been insepa- rable since Avery’s arrival. This duo has a younger sister named Julia. She’s nearly three and loves chasing the boys on their ninja adventures in the front yard.
Elias is six and in the first grade. He’s homeschooled at the Hunt Academy right here on Misty Mountain Trail. He Favorite color: likes writing stories for his grandparents right here in Mountain Shadows. Avery rescuing an innocent from an evildoer, or pink Favorite food: in Florida, singing Math facts, and learn- likes Math. He loves creating patterns and teaming up with superheroes to save the cereal Favorite movie: ing about all sorts of creatures, though pictures with pattern blocks, painting sym- day. If these two aren’t fighting for good, Treasure Planet Favorite place to play: his favorite part of school is the field metrical images, and solving Math story they can be found building Lego ships, outside Favorite vacation: trips. Last month he was wowed on a problems. His favorite part of school is forts, and castles in their room. Visiting YaYa and PopPop in Orlando tour of the Amazon Fulfillment Center story time. He a sucker for all kinds of sto- and visited the Mayfield Dairy where he ries, but especially enjoys adventure series And while they haven’t firmed up any Avery’s Favorites: Something unique about him: was able to sample several kinds of ice like his recent favorite, The Wingfeather Saga career plans yet, they are considering sev- He’s an excellent finder. cream straight from the creamery! by Andrew Peterson. eral options. Avery has his choices nar- If something’s lost, he’s your guy. rowed down to farmer, ninja, firefighter, Favorite thing to do: Jump on the trampoline. Favorite animal: Elias is currently in his first season of Avery is very social and loves chatting with or superhero. Meanwhile, Elias is teeter- cheetah Favorite color: soccer and loves to swim. He also enjoys friends and neighbors. In fact, he’s been ing between spaceman, ninja, vet, and red Favorite food: music and thinks he’d like to learn play known to run out of the house barefoot to musician. They are both decidedly certain bean burrito Favorite movie: the trumpet and the piano. For now, he catch the neighbors enjoying a walk, or help on their desire to become dads and, more Frozen Favorite place to play: loves to sing. He’ll sing just about any- them in the garden. He also loves playing importantly, uncles. outside Favorite vacation: thing. If he can’t think of a tune, he’ll with the family’s new puppy, Finna. Visiting Gramsy and PaPa in Coral Springs drum up a song on the spot. We know Elias’ Favorites: Something unique about him: he’s happy when he’s singing. In addition to playing soccer and swim- He can Hey kids – do you want to be the superstar of the neighborhood? All you ming, Avery and his brother imagine up roll his tongue. have to do is ask your parents to email [email protected] and Favorite thing to do: Avery is four and in pre-K. He’s also adventures for themselves. The two can Play with Avery. answer some questions in order to be featured in the next available issue! Favorite animal: homeschooled at the Hunt Academy often be found battling with light sabers, tiger 14 NeighborhoodNews Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living NeighborhoodNews 15 young writers & photographers healthy wanted: If you are in high school or Dr. Deborah Gentry, Mountain Article provided by Dr. Deborah Gentry college and enjoy writing, Shadows neighbor. we have a great place for you living to share your talents and Family Health SOS …_ _ _… sharpen your skills. Mountain Shadows Living is searching for a young writer to find stories in our neighborhood to share with your neighbors. What a month I’ve had. If you read this column, you know I only banged on her door at home!). When I got to her clinic, I was use products that are natural or organic. Although I already knew there a total of four hours, more time than I have ever gotten in a long list of things I am allergic to, and avoid, I never imagined I any doctor’s office in my life. She ran patch tests, blood tests, We also welcome a young enthusiastic photographer who would could end up in such a mess as I did this month. scratch allergy tests. Took extensive history from me. Not only enjoy sharing their photography skills with pictures of our did she do that, but she also offered prayer for my incredibly Mountain Shadows community. All interested writers and pho- So I really am a snob when it comes to health info. I buy every uncomfortable itching, which I believe did more immediate tographers must have their parents email keith.bailey@n2pub. book on this subject and evaluate every ingredient of every per- good than any treatment I’ve ever had. She also prescribed com for further information. sonal and grocery product. I was completely thrown for a loop several prescriptions. I took them for a few days while I used when my body had an all out rebellion a few weeks ago. I think her patient education handouts to determine what to eliminate it was building up over time and then all of a sudden it all went from my environment and food. out of whack! Did you know that we spend 182 days of our life in the shower? Coating our scalps and bodies with pounds of Here is what I learned were my big culprits (I actually have products containing vicious chemicals that do not get washed about 20), and I hope by sharing I can spare you the experience down the drain. Companies are also very deceptive about what is I had. She gave me sheets on the dozens of names each of these Young Artist “natural” vs chemical. “Natural products” may only have a pinch goes by on product labels: of natural. Most of what I use is labeled organic, which should be really “clean.” So when I found out that my problem was caused Decyl Glucoside, Fragrance Mix, Disperse Blue Mix, Form- by “natural and organic ingredients” which were in some of my aldehyde, Glutaraldehyde, Amidoamine, Nickel Sulfate, Tolu- CONTEST products, I was horrified at the damage they could do. enesulfonamide, DL-alpha-Tocopherol, Propolis, and several foods including salmon which is in my Omega 3’s. My body is First my scalp started itching, then everything started itching. completely back under control and I am so relieved and grate- We are still gathering those creative works of art. Email My face started getting dry, then peeling. Several patches of ful. Call me if you want more info, because these ingredients go your works of art and enter the Mountain Shadows’ skin on my body literally disappeared. I mean the top layer of by hundreds of different names: 423.667.6002. Call Dr. Susan young artist competition. Take a picture of your works my skin dissolved and I had open wounds in six places. I was Raschal if you have an allergy problem needing a great detec- of art, whether it be a painting, sculpture, photographs, so uncomfortable I could not sleep or operate during the day. tive: 423.468.3267 or drawings and email them along with your name, It was embarrassing to go out. I could not wear makeup and parent’s name and contact information to looked ten years older (heaven forbid!). I was even itching inside Dr. Deborah Gentry has researched, written about and spoken [email protected]. my ears and mouth. You get the picture! on the topics of natural medicine and stress for 20 years. Speak- er, consultant and author, she began her career as a professor, After we receive your email, we will contact you to I made an appointment with Dr. Susan Raschal and had to worked for several Fortune 500 companies, and has appeared on have your artwork photographed by our neighborhood beg her office to get an immediate appointment to Covenant television and radio. Email her with health/product questions photographer so that we can show your special talents Allergy, her practice in East Brainerd. Her husband, Kelly, man- you would like answered in this newsletter: DrDeborah@Fami- in the Mountain Shadows Living magazine. All entrants ages the practice and he graciously put me in quickly. (Had he lyHealthSOS.com. will receive a special entry gift card. not done that, I would have had to run down the street and 16 NeighborhoodNews Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living NeighborhoodNews 17
fun forat theall
This year’s Fall Festival was full of great costumes, creative pumpkin carvings and a tasty selection of homemade chili. With eleven creative pumpkin creations, it was a difficult decision to pick the most creative. All types of costumed characters enjoyed a fun afternoon of games and treats. Adults indulged in a great selection of chili dishes. Check out the winner’s recipe in the Resident’s Recipe article.
Thank you, Emily Kaderly and volunteers, for a fun afternoon.
Pumpkin decorating winner. 18 HomeMatters Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living NeighborhoodNews 19
Homes with boilers and hot water baseboard or radiator heating may also employ the boiler to a primer provide domestic hot water. This arrangement is more common in colder climates where boilers on Hot Water Systems are operating a high percentage of the year. ResidentFall Festival Chili Cook-Off Winner Recipe Congratulations, Elizabeth Robinson. Love that pumpkin bowl. Production of the hot water for household use takes place with- have both beat when it comes to the amount of hot water that in the host boiler by means of an internal coil or heat exchanger. they can regenerate in an hour. Spooktacular Chicken Fright Chili This type arrangement is often referred to as boiler coil or instantaneous system ibecause usable hot water is generated If you need to winterize your house, as is the case with many 3 chicken breasts cut-up in small chunks as soon as the incoming water passes through the boiler. Over vacation homes, you will need to drain the water heater. Before 2 1/2 lbs ground turkey time, these coils tend to scale up, reducing the rate of water flow doing so, however, turn off the fuel supply. Or if an electric heat- 4 cans light red kidney beans as well as the heat transfer, requiring cleaning or replacement. er, disconnect the electric supply. Never drain an electric water 3 large cans (28 oz) crushed tomatoes This type system is also referred to as a tankless system since heater without first disconnecting the power. Electric resistance ½ cup chicken broth it does not have a water storage tank like conventional storage heating elements should not be operated unless fully immersed 2 Tbsp butter tank type heaters, although one can be added. in water; otherwise they may burn out. 1-2 Tbsp Chili powder (to taste) 3 packets McCormick Chili seasoning Most domestic hot water is supplied by tank type heaters, with Over time, all metal water heater tanks will corrode due to the 1 onion an integral heating source. Gas is the most common energy constant exposure to water. All water heaters should be checked 1 ½ green pepper source, with electricity and oil trailing far behind. The size of at least annually for any evidence of heavy corrosion or leakage. 1 red pepper the tank required for a house will vary with house size and the Due to the potential for collateral damage to a house or furnish- 4 jalapenos type appliances present, gas-fired heaters generally have a higher ings when a water heater leaks, it is best to address any potential 1 large pumpkin cleaned out recovery (or heating rate) than electric units. Oil-fired heaters concerns beforehand. Cook chicken and ground turkey on top The open flame of an oil or gas burner can easily ignite any of stove with 2 Tbsp butter and ½ cup flammable vapors that might accumulate within a building or chicken broth until well cooked. Add cut garage due to an accidental spill of flammable materials. This is up green pepper, red pepper, and onion the reason why fuel-burning heaters in garages normally have to and continue to cook for 10-15 minutes be positioned up off of the floor. stirring often. Add McCormick Chili seasoning, Chili powder and crushed An insufficient hot water supply from a gas or oil-fired water tomatoes. After mixed well, add kidney heater usually means that the thermostat did not signal the beans and cut up jalapenos. Let simmer respective heater to fire properly. Sometimes a minor readjust- for 45 minutes – 1 hour. ment of the knob that controls the water temperature is all that is needed. To serve in pumpkin: Heat oven to 400. Put pumpkin with top removed into For a steady supply of hot water, gas and electric tankless sys- oven for 20 minutes. Remove pump- tems are also available. Like a boiler coil system these units do kin and pour in hot chili. READY TO not have a storage tank. They instantly heat the water as it flows SERVE!!!! thorough the unit, providing a consistent hot water temperature at a certain water flow rate. The pumpkin will keep the chili warm for at least 3 hours! Remember, these tips are only general guidelines. Since each situation is different, contact a professional if you have questions about a specific issue. More home safety and maintenance information is available online at housemaster.com. Thank you, Elizabeth, for sharing your wonderful recipe. This information is provided for general guidance purposes only. Neither DBR Fran- chising, LLC nor the local HouseMaster® franchise warrants its accuracy and assumes no liability related to its use. Contact the local franchise office and/or qualified Would you like to have your favorite family recipe fea- specialists for advice pertinent to your specific house or circumstances. © Copyright tured in the neighborhood publication? We are looking 2008 DBR. Each HouseMaster franchise is an independently owned and operated for anyone who has a good recipe to share! For more business. HouseMaster is a registered trademark of DBR Franchising, LLC. information please email [email protected]. Robinson family celebrates. 20 LocalEvents Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living LocalEvents 21
Wednesday, Dec. 17 Saturday, Dec. 20 & 21 Trampled by Turtles Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Pops Series: Home for the Holidays Where: Track 29, Chattanooga Choo Choo Campus Where: Tivoli Theatre When: 8pm When: Sat. 7:30pm; Sun. 3pm Bluegrass folk-rock group Trampled by Turtles is coming to Chat- The CSO opens its 2014 annual holiday tradition with some of tanooga! Popular hits include “Wait So Long,” “Alone” and “Where is your family favorites, such as Christmas Festival and Farandole. The my Mind?” second half welcomes the Alison Brown Quartet as they present For more information: www.chattanoogafun.com holiday tunes with a mix of jazz, folk, and bluegrass tones. Fletcher LOCAL EVENTS Bright is featured on violin. Thursday, Dec. 18 For more information: (423) 267-8583 Cirque Dreams Holidaze Where: Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium Friday, Jan. 9 When: 7:30pm-9:30pm Kansas December Cirque Dreams Holidaze is “so full of energy it could end our Where: Track 29, Chattanooga Choo Choo Campus dependence on oil” according to the New York Daily News and When: 8pm-10pm Monday, Dec. 15-20 Monday, Dec. 15-27 “stuffed with so much holiday cheer and audacious acts, Scrooge American rock band Kansas became popular in the 1970s initially Santa's Pancake Breakfast on the Pier & Cruise Ruby Red Christmas would exit with a big ol’ smile on his face” proclaims the Erie Times on album-oriented rock charts and later with hit singles such as Where: Southern Belle Riverboat Where: Ruby Falls News about this “Broadway-worthy spectacle.” "Carry On Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind". When: 9:30am When: 5pm-9pm For more information: 423-642-8497 For more information: www.chattanoogafun.com Join us for our Pancake Breakfast on the Pier with live Christmas Enter the snowy wonderland and meet costumed characters, listen to music. After breakfast, board the Southern Belle for hot chocolate holiday acoustical music and visit the North Pole Workshop for festive and a one-hour cruise. activities, pictures with Santa and reading time with Mrs. Claus. For more information: 423-266-4488 For more information: www.rubyfalls.com
Monday, Dec. 15-21 Monday, Dec. 15-Jan. 3 Christmas Carol Dinner Cruise Enchanted Garden of Lights Where: Southern Belle Riverboat Where: Rock City Gardens When: 6:30pm When: 6pm-9pm Join the singing deckhands for a special selection of Christmas Enjoy the award-winning light extravaganza with more than 1 mil- carols, live entertainment, prime rib and shrimp Creole, and a visit lion lights that transform the gardens’ into a nighttime fantasyland. from the man in the big red suit! You can also decorate gingerbread cookies, sip hot chocolate, lis- For more information: www.chattanoogariverboat.com ten to music and more. For more information: 706-820-2531 Monday, Dec. 15-21 A Christmas Story the Musical Monday, Dec. 15-Jan. 3 Where: Chattanooga Theatre Center Holidays Under the Peaks When: 7pm Where: Tennessee Aquarium & IMAX 3D America's most beloved holiday movie is now a Big Broadway When: 10am-8pm musical and it’s back this holiday season by popular demand. This Special programming helps connect families to fascinating crea- is a bright musical retelling of the cherished and much-repeated tures from around the world. Quiz divers, penguin experts and family comedy. All of the best-loved moments from the holiday other keepers about family units in the wild. Special weekend film are in the production, including the leg lamp, the tongue- appearances by SCUBA Clause through Dec. 24th on-a-flagpole, the bunny suit, the Santa slide and all of Ralphie's For more information: 800-262-0695 extravagant daydreams. A New York hit at holiday time, all the fun is right here at home again this year, complete with dazzling dance numbers, scrumptious songs, and an incredibly talented cast of youngsters (and adults). For more information: www.theatrecentre.com 22 YoungLife Mountain Shadows Living December December Mountain Shadows Living ResidentBusinesses 23 mountain shadows LIVING resident Attention Mountain Shadow Residents: Do you own or runbusiness a business? To have your business guide featured free in the resident business guide in an upcoming issue of Mountain Shadows Living, please send an e-mail to [email protected]. This is open to residents of Mountain Shadows only.
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