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Alyssa Nakken, first full-time female coach in MLB history, leaving Giants to join GuardiansRevealed: The rising star tipped to take over Michael Rowland's plum ABC News Breakfast hosting gig READ MORE: Michael Rowland announces his retirement from ABC By JIMMY BRIGGS FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 21:57, 2 December 2024 | Updated: 22:31, 2 December 2024 e-mail 22 shares 2 View comments A rising media star has been tipped to replace ABC News Breakfast host Michael Rowland after his shock on-air resignation on Monday . ABC's 7pm newsreader James Glenday is the most likely candidate to step into the role, according to The Sydney Morning Herald . Glenday has frequently appeared as a fill-in host on the program and is finishing up his role as a newsreader in Canberra in the coming weeks. The veteran reporter has a wealth of political and field experience, having worked as both a Europe and US Correspondent for the ABC during his time with the network. When approached for comment, an ABC spokesperson told the publication it's 'too early to confirm the 2025 line-up'. Michael, 55, broke the shock news of his departure to viewers on Monday morning, revealing his last show would be on Friday, December 13. A rising media star has been tipped to replace ABC News Breakfast host Michael Rowland (pictured) after his shock on-air resignation on Monday 'I'm leaving News Breakfast,' Rowland announced. 'I'm sorry to the viewers out there for the short notice. I'm not one for long and drawn out farewells and I wanted minimal fuss. 'I love the job, it's the best job I've had in the ABC. In fact, anywhere. But after 15 years of 3am starts my body is screaming "enough!". And so too is my wife. 'It's been an immense privilege to be here for 15 years presenting the news to our viewers. That, to me, has been by far the most important part of the job.' The veteran journalist anchored the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings and coverage of the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Rowland has also served as Lateline's economics correspondent and state political reporter in both New South Wales and Victoria. ABC Director, News Justin Stevens, said in a statement: 'Michael has been central to News Breakfast's success over the past 15 years, a familiar and trusted face for viewers each morning. 'His ability to traverse serious reporting as well as lighter topics, and do it on live TV for three hours every morning, shows what a hugely talented broadcaster he is. ABC's 7pm newsreader James Glenday (left) is the most likely candidate to step into the role, according to The Sydney Morning Herald Glenday has frequently appeared as a fill-in host on the program and is finishing up his role as a newsreader based in Canberra in the coming weeks Read More Michael Rowland reveals disgruntled viewer's VERY personal attack against him in wild complaint 'We'll miss him a lot on the News Brekky couch but we can't wait to see what he does next for the ABC after a well-deserved rest.' Meanwhile, Rowland's ABC News Breakfast co-host Bridget Brennan said it has been 'an honour and a privilege' sitting alongside him. 'I've been able to watch firsthand his enduring dedication to strong journalism and public service,' Brennan said in a statement. 'After 15 years, Australians will miss his presence each and every morning enormously, but I know we all appreciate the incredible effort he has given to News Breakfast for such a long time. 'Michael, I hope this next chapter brings long sleep-ins and more time to stay up late and watch your beloved Doggies!' New South Wales Celebrity Life Michael Rowland Share or comment on this article: Revealed: The rising star tipped to take over Michael Rowland's plum ABC News Breakfast hosting gig e-mail 22 shares Add comment
Mosaic is NJ.com ’s news site dedicated to serving New Jersey’s diverse and underrepresented communities. Welcome to this week’s newsletter! On behalf of the Mosaic team, we wish you all the happiest of holidays. Trending reporter Vashti Harris has been keeping up with New Jersey’s Hip Hop superstar SZA. In her story, SZA unveils release date for her deluxe album ‘Lana’ with celebrity cameo , we learn that Ben Stiller is lip-syncing to her new unreleased song “Drive.” In addition to featuring a celebrity “drive-by” cameo in her video, SZA is teaming up with rap superstar Kendrick Lamar for their “ Grand National Tour ,” The duo will bring their electrifying performances to the Garden State, with shows at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on May 8 and 9. Food and culture reporter Karim Shamsi-Basha revisits a family he wrote about earlier this year who tragically lost their 16-year-old daughter, Sophia DeTorres, in a car accident on the first day of school. The Detorres family gathers with a picture of Sophia at home in Pittsfiled, New Jersey, on Dec. 7, 2024. Karim Shamsi-Basha While that story was heartbreaking, his follow-up, An ‘inclusion warrior,’ Sophia’s light shines despite her tragic death highlights the resilience and strong spirit of the DeTorres family as they hold onto hope for brighter days ahead. To honor Sophia and her work to uplift and normalize experiences for students with disabilities, her family established Sophia’s Shining Light foundation shortly after her passing. The foundation aims to support isolated and overlooked populations and promote equality and inclusion for all. Essential Reading from Mosaic The Sisterhood Squad at the Paterson Healing Collective supports moms grieving the loss of their children to gun violence. Canva stock image Paterson group helps grieving moms get through the holidays. The Sisterhood Squad meets twice a month at the Paterson Healing Collective to listen to each other, incorporating activities during the holidays to lighten their grief. Serving home-style food since 1978, Nouri’s Restaurant in Paterson represents cuisines from cities like Aleppo, Syria; Beirut, Lebanon; and Yerevan, Armenia. Karim Shamsi-Basha Affordable Eats: This N.J. Middle Eastern restaurant is perfect for the holidays. Nouri’s Cafe in Paterson serves up the authentic taste of the Middle East. Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno reads a proclamation during a celebration of Kwanzaa at City Hall. Mistress of Ceremonies Ayanna Crawford is on the right. (Don Treeger / The Republican) 12/26/2024 The Republican Looking for something fun to do? Cultural events in N.J. are plentiful. Here’s a full list. Celebrate the principles of Kwanzaa, explore Latinx culture through art, play holidays around the world trivia, and more In case you missed it on NJ.com The Six Triple Eight. (L-R) Kylie Jefferson as Bernice Baker, Shanice Shantay as Johnnie Mae, Sarah Jeffrey as Dolores Washington and Pepi Sonuga as Elaine White in The Six Triple Eight. Cr. Bob Mahoney / Perry Well Films 2 / Courtesy of Netflix Bob Mahoney | Perry Well Films 2 | Netflix Reporter Amy Kuperinsky highlighted the rising star of a New Jersey native in her story N.J.’ Six Triple Eight’ star Shanice Shantay on film debut, trailblazing World War II battalion . The movie, directed by Tyler Perry and starring Kerry Washington, is rooted in real World War II history and includes big stars like Susan Sarandon and Oprah Winfrey. Shantay does not disappoint. A Rahway High School alum, she first gained attention at 18 with her performance in The Wiz Live! Reflecting on her journey, Shantay notes she’s done a lot of living since then — and it shows in her compelling on-screen presence. Stay tuned for more captivating stories from the reporters at Mosaic and NJ.com . Keep up with New Jersey’s diverse communities with the Mosaic newsletter, which provides the most popular stories from Mosaic of the past week. Click HERE to sign up. Follow us on Instagram at @ MosaicNJcom and on Facebook at MosaicNJcom and on YouTube at @MosaicNJcom.
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Sydney Roosters star winger Dominic Young has opened up on reports linking him to a code switch to rugby union to play for England. Watch every ball of Australia v India LIVE & ad-break free during play in 4K on Kayo | New to Kayo? Get your first month for just $1. Limited time offer > Speaking to The Daily Telegraph Young admitted he has considered making a switch to rugby union in the past, but remains committed to the Roosters. “There were a few rumours lately, but I haven’t really had any talks or anything like that,” Young told The Daily Telegraph. “I have considered it in the past, and have had some talks with a couple of clubs before but I came out here. “It’s not even like that I want to play union, it’s just an option that I have considered.” Young’s manager Michael Cincotta told the Telegraph in England earlier this year that there is strong interest for his client from rugby union, which far trumps the appeal of the 13-man game in the Northern Hemisphere. “There’s always been strong interest from rugby union for Dom,” Cincotta said. MORE NRL NEWS PRESSURE GAUGE: Latrell’s $1m payback bid; big heat on four coaches SECRET: Balmain talks with NRL expansion bid team amid Wests Tigers split rumours HONOUR ROLL: Extraordinary honour roll of Australian Schoolboys representatives “There were some discussions prior to Dom beginning his NRL career. It’s certainly something that will be considered down the track if it’s the right opportunity. Dom is an exceptional athlete and would make a seamless switch with his game-breaking ability. “Dom has only scratched the surface of what he is capable of. “If he transitioned to rugby union, he would undoubtedly draw significant attention and elevate interest in the sport. Dom is box office.” Young is contracted to the Roosters for the next three seasons until at least the end of 2027. The 23-year-old has scored 63 tries in 73 NRL games after three seasons with the Knights, including 20 tries in 22 games in his first season at the Roosters. He has also scored nine tries in six Tests for England since his debut at the 2022 World Cup. Young debuted for Huddersfield in 2019, but played just two games in the Super League before joining the Knights in 2021. The Roosters can’t afford to lose another backline star after Joseph Suaalii and Joseph Manu both left the club for rugby union. Meanwhile, Terrell May, Luke Keary and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves have all departed left the club, and hooker Brandon Smith and Sam Walker will be unavailable until at least the middle of the 2025 season as they recover from ACL injuries.
The White House on Dec 2 defended President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter, and said the president believed his political opponents would have kept persecuting his son going forward. “They would continue to go after his son,” White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters on Air Force One during a trip to Angola. Jean-Pierre said this was not the first time a president had pardoned a family member. READ MORE HERE France’s Michel Barnier faced an abrupt end to his premiership on Dec 2 after key opposition parties said they would back a no-confidence motion against his government after only three months in power. Certain that the National Assembly would deny him a majority backing the government’s social security financing plan for next year, Barnier forced through the bill without a vote, using executive powers under article 49.3 of the French constitution. The conservative premier, who formed a minority government in September after an inconclusive general election, has lived under the constant threat of a no-confidence vote that could force him to quit. READ MORE HERE Hamas said on Dec 2 that 33 hostages in Gaza had been killed during the almost 14-month-old war between the Palestinian militant group and Israel in the enclave, without giving their nationalities. Hamas added that other hostages had gone missing. “With the continuation of your crazy war,” it said in a statement addressed to Israel, “you could lose your hostages forever. Do what you have to do before it is too late.” READ MORE HERE Tens of thousands of Volkswagen workers went on strike on Dec 2 in an escalating industrial dispute, with unions warning that the crisis-hit German auto giant is intent on making mass layoffs and closing factories. Waving signs reading “You want war, we are ready!” and the red flags of the powerful IG Metall Union, employees at plants across the country walked out over management plans to make huge cuts. VW has been hit hard by high manufacturing costs at home, a stuttering shift to electric vehicles and tough competition in key market China. READ MORE HERE Homes, businesses and roads in the Greek tourist island of Rhodes were covered in mud and debris on Dec 2 after Storm Bora battered the country over the weekend. In the resort of Faliraki the flooding caused by torrential rains destroyed a bridge, caused chasms to open up in the ground and damaged homes and shops on the coast, Reuters drone footage showed. In the village of Tsairi, a bridge also collapsed, cutting off residents from the main roads. READ MORE HEREA 35-year-old California woman is behind bars after she allegedly used a makeshift flamethrower to hold up a California 7-Eleven and only stole about $10 to $15 worth of items. According to Law and Crime , local police identified Kimberly Nation as the woman who attacked the convenience store around 3:20 am. "On November 12, 2024, at approximately 3:20 a.m., Manhattan Beach Police Department (MBPD) officers received a call regarding a robbery at the 7-Eleven store located at 1221 Artesia Blvd," a statement released by the MBPD said. "Officers learned that moments prior, a suspect stole approximately $10.00-$15.00 worth of merchandise after she used an aerosol can and a lighter to ignite the can's spray to create a flame, which she then directed towards the store employee several times before leaving the business." The statement ends that she was last seen heading southbound. According to the outlet, the store clerk called police the moment the woman left the store. After managing to pull the woman's picture from surveillance footage and distribute it to several agencies. Nation was later apprehended by a Manhattan Beach police detective and an officer from the Homeless Liaison/Mental Health Evaluation Team a few hours later. North Carolina Navy vet shot and killed by armed robbers while working at suspected illegal gaming business on Veterans Day Michigan man in clown and skeleton Halloween masks robbed three businesses in one day, cops say According to the outlet, she is currently facing robbery and assault with a deadly weapon charges. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office reviewed the case and filed the charges. Currently, Nation is being housed at the Los Angeles County Jail on a $75,000 bond. Records indicate the Nation is no stranger to the facility or law enforcement. According to documents, Nation has been arrested 12 times over the last year. This year alone, police have arrested the woman four times before now. The robbery came one day after a Navy vet in North Carolina was tragically gunned down on Veterans Day . According to the reports, the man was killed while working at the 64 Skillz on East Dixie Drive, according to the Asheboro Police Department. Police reported that they received a 911 call to respond to a report of an armed robbery at the establishment around 7:30 am. Officers learned that a man had been shot and that the suspects had reportedly fled the scene of the crime while they were on their way. David Matthew Davis, 39, was later discovered by police dead within the gaming establishment located within a strip mall. The business itself was reportedly raided in the past by Randolph County Sheriff's Office and Alcohol Law Enforcement in 2020 for engaging in unlawful gambling. “I would really love to see that go away and go back to a family retail shopping center,” said Bill, who owns a business nearby. “I would love to see it shut down. I would love to see it moved out of the shopping center. It has been here for quite some time. We have had some other instances that have happened there.” DAILY NEWSLETTER: Sign up here to get the latest news and updates from the Mirror US straight to your inbox with our FREE newsletter.
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Researchers have spotted what they believe is the first ever malware capable of infecting the boot process of Linux systems. "Bootkitty" is proof-of-concept code that students in Korea developed for a cybersecurity training program they're involved in. Though still somewhat unfinished, the bootkit is fully functional and even includes an exploit for one of several so-called LogoFAIL vulnerabilities in the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) ecosystem that Binarly Research uncovered in November 2023. Bootkits operate at the firmware level and execute before the operating system loads, allowing them to bypass the Secure Boot process for protecting systems from malware during startup. Such malware can persist through system reboots, operating system reinstallation, and even physical replacement of certain parts, like hard drives. Researchers at ESET who analyzed Bootkitty after finding a sample on VirusTotal just last month described it as the first UEFI bootkit for Linux they have come across. That's significant because, until now, bootkits — the most notorious of which includes BlackLotus and FinSpy — have been Windows-specific. "[Bootkitty's] main goal is to disable the kernel's signature verification feature and to preload two as yet unknown ELF binaries via the Linux init process (which is the first process executed by the Linux kernel during system startup)," ESET researchers Martin Smolar and Peter Strycek wrote. Binarly, which also analyzed Bootkitty, found the malware to contain an exploit for CVE-2023-40238, one of several image parsing LogoFAIL vulnerabilities in UEFI that the company reported last year. The Bootkitty exploit leverages shellcode embedded within bitmap image (BMP) files to bypass Secure Boot and get the OS to trust the malware, Binarly said. The vendor identified Linux systems from multiple vendors as being vulnerable to the exploit, including those from Lenovo, Fujitsu, HP, and Acer. "While this appears to be a proof-of-concept rather than an active threat, Bootkitty signals a major shift as attackers expand bootkit attacks beyond the Windows ecosystem," Binarly wrote . "The operating system bootloaders present a vast attack surface that is often overlooked by defenders, and the constant growth in complexity only makes it worse." The UEFI — and prior to that the BIOS ecosystem — has been a popular target for attackers in recent years because of how malware operating at that level can remain virtually undetectable on compromised systems. But concerns over UEFI security really came to a head with the discovery of BlackLotus, the first malware to bypass Secure Boot protections even on fully patched Windows systems. The malware took advantage of two vulnerabilities in the UEFI Secure Boot process, CVE-2022-2189, also known as Baton Drop, and CVE-2023-24932 , to install itself in a virtually undetectable and unremovable manner. The relatively easy availability of the malware and Microsoft's struggles in addressing it, prompted a call from the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) for improved UEFI protections . "Based on recent incident responses to UEFI malware such as BlackLotus, the cybersecurity community and UEFI developers appear to still be in learning mode," CISA noted at the time. "In particular, UEFI secure boot developers haven't all implemented public key infrastructure (PKI) practices that enable patch distribution." ESET found Bootkitty to contain capabilities for modifying, in memory, functions that normally verify the integrity of the GRand Unified Bootloader (GRUB), which is responsible for loading the Linux kernel during startup. However, the specific functions that Bootkitty attempts to modify in memory are supported only on a relatively small number of Linux devices, suggesting the malware is more proof of concept than an active threat. Bolstering that theory is the presence of several unused artifacts in the code, including two functions for printing ASCII art and text during execution, ESET said. The Korean students who developed the bootkit informed ESET after the security vendor published its analysis. ESET quoted the students as saying they had created the malware in an effort to spread awareness about the potential for bootkits becoming available for Linux systems. Details of the malware were only supposed to have become available as part of a future conference presentation. However, a few samples of the bootkit ended up being uploaded to VirusTotal, they noted. Jai Vijayan is a seasoned technology reporter with over 20 years of experience in IT trade journalism. He was most recently a Senior Editor at Computerworld, where he covered information security and data privacy issues for the publication. Over the course of his 20-year career at Computerworld, Jai also covered a variety of other technology topics, including big data, Hadoop, Internet of Things, e-voting, and data analytics. Prior to Computerworld, Jai covered technology issues for The Economic Times in Bangalore, India. Jai has a Master's degree in Statistics and lives in Naperville, Ill.
PULLMAN — In his third full season as Washington State’s head coach, Jake Dickert has established a way to try to retain as much of his roster as he can. After the season, he meets one-on-one with each player to talk about their strengths, their weaknesses. Dickert asks for feedback on other coaches, himself, on the program at large. “I love those times,” Dickert said. “But unfortunately, there is now an extreme business side of those conversations. Trust me, I’ve been Zooming and communicating with families because I think the one thing the second parties are doing is really getting the families — maybe over the kids nowadays.” By second parties , Dickert means ambassadors from other programs, who check out the Cougars’ program and look for players to pry away with lucrative NIL offers. As the head honcho of a program that often finds itself behind on the NIL front, at least relative to the power players in today’s college football ecosystem, Dickert has not been coy about his feelings about losing his guys to bigger programs. When the transfer portal officially opens on Monday, Dickert is expecting to lose 15-20 players, he said. Some will be walk-ons who are figuring out their next move, he said, and others will be players buried on the depth chart who could get on the field sooner elsewhere. Still others, Dickert said, will be players who are “offered large sums of money.” The Cougs have already lost one player, true freshman running back Wayshawn Parker, who announced Thursday he’s entering the portal. “It’s tough. It’s really tough,” Dickert said. “We show them why they should be here. We show them our developmental process. We build those relationships. But it’s just tough at the end of the day, when you find a kid, you offer them, you’re the only big school to do that. Once you develop them, people come down and do some things with that. “So we’re just in a weird place at college football. It’s not just happening to us. It’s happening all the way around the country, and at some point we gotta get some real guardrails on building teams, because from a general manager standpoint, you never know who’s gonna be coming and going that year, and the position group could be decimated.” Will QB John Mateer be one of the players the Cougars lose to the portal? It’s certainly at the top of the mind of Dickert and the entire program. Mateer practiced as usual on Friday, the first day of the Cougs’ bowl practices. Earlier this week, former WSU offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle took the same job at Oklahoma, an SEC power with the kind of NIL muscle to lure players away. Could Arbuckle bring Mateer with him? The Cougars are doing everything they can to prevent that and hang on to Mateer, who finished the regular season leading the country with 44 total touchdowns, 29 through the air and 15 on the ground. Dickert said his recent conversations with Mateer have been “really good,” adding that the team is putting together a “package” for Mateer, likely indicating collaboration with WSU’s NIL team, the Cougar Collective. “We’ve done an amazing job of putting together a package for John that I think is fair, and he knows his value here,” Dickert said. “He knows how much he’s loved. I think it really means something for him to be here. I don’t take that for granted. I also take a step back and wanna mentor him, wanna help him, wanna navigate him through this. The talks have been really, really positive, and we’ll continue to navigate that as they go.” WSU is currently operating without an offensive coordinator or defensive coordinator. Earlier on Monday, before Arbuckle’s departure became official, WSU announced that defensive coordinator Jeff Schmedding had been fired. That leaves the Cougs without any coordinators for their upcoming bowl game, which will likely be the Holiday Bowl in San Diego or the Las Vegas Bowl, both of which are set for Dec. 27. In those coaches’ absence, the defensive-minded Dickert will call plays on defense, and quarterbacks coach John Kuceyeski will call plays on offense. Kuceyeski does have experience as an OC, working that role at Eastern Illinois from 2019-2021, and he previously worked as director of player personnel at Western Kentucky, where he overlapped with Arbuckle. “He’s worked with John all year,” Dickert said. “I think they’re in good sync, good rhythm. Love what he has done in-series, in-game, when he was helping Coach Arbuckle. I think he’s got that vision, and he’s coordinated before, so excited about those responsibilities.” But Dickert also needs to find full-time OC and DC replacements. For those roles, he said, he has interviews set up for this weekend with in-house and external candidates. Dickert offered no potential timeline on those decisions, saying he “won’t be in a hurry.” “Just when it’s right,” Dickert said. “Got a bunch of interest for this job. I think that’s the cool part when things happen — this isn’t just people that need jobs. It’s people that understand what we’ve done here, how we’ve done it on both sides of the ball, the culture that we’ve built here, and I think that’s really important. So I’m excited about those guys, and we’ll find the right pieces for our staff.”None
When it comes to embodying chilling characters in some of the best horror movies , Bill Skarsgård is no stranger to going all-in. From his sinister portrayal of one of the creepiest clowns in film , Pennywise in It Chapters 1 and 2, to his recent transformation into the iconic Count Orlok in Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu , the actor has a knack for bringing nightmares to life. But it turns out that the Swedish-born star’s on-screen intensity isn’t just for audiences—his co-star, Nicholas Hoult , admitted that he found the Boy Kill’s World vampiric appearance terrifying on set. Speaking with our sister site Games Radar+ at the UK premiere of Nosferatu , the former X-Men: First Class star shared how Bill Skarsgård’s physicality and commitment to his role created a genuinely intimidating presence on set. Talking with the outlet, he shared: Bill's very intimidating. He's a physical presence. You know? He's a tall, big guy. Then he had the big costume on top of that, and his hat, and the makeup, and the physicality he brought to the character, but also the intensity. It's a wonderful performance. I'm excited for people to see it. The entire Nosferatu cast seems to agree with Hoult, as many of them have gone on record sharing how Skarsgård’s character is the scariest thing they've ever seen . And, having seen the movie, I tend to agree. The intensity the actor brings is exactly what fans of him, Eggers, and the horror genre have come to expect. Eggers is known for his meticulous world-building in films like The Witch and The Lighthouse (available to stream with a Max subscription ). His take on the classic 1922 silent film is no different, as it is a haunting reimagining of the original story with enough originality, especially in its final act, to keep new and old audiences on the edge of their seats. With Bill Skarsgård in the role of Count Orlok, the titular vampire pursuing Lily-Rose Depp ’s Ellen Hutter, it is genuinely one of the most disturbing cinematic experiences I’ve had with any of the 2024 movie releases . Skarsgård has more than earned his reputation as a master of monstrous transformations. After haunting our dreams as the shapeshifting Pennywise, he’s now tackled one of horror’s most iconic roles: Count Orlok His take on the character is fresh, unapologetically dark, and uniquely grotesque, setting it apart from past interpretations of the material. Critics are already heaping praise on Nosferatu , calling it one of the best vampire movies of recent years, and much of that acclaim stems from The Crow actor’s spine-chilling, unrecognizable performance. Frankly, it’s no shock that he managed to intimidate even his co-stars on set—it’s just what the Barbarian alum does best. You can witness Bill Skarsgård’s nightmare-inducing portrayal of Orlok by heading to your local theater, as Nosferatu is currently playing in theaters. Check out our 2025 movie schedule to see what upcoming horror movies are headed to the big screen in the new year. CINEMABLEND NEWSLETTER Your Daily Blend of Entertainment News
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