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This program will provide the design community with the knowledge to understand why and how specifying air sealing can help improve the building envelope.
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This program is intended to give attendees a deeper understanding of air leakage, air barriers, and air barrier systems as a whole for commercial buildings. Participants will learn the main evaluations performed on air barriers and air barrier systems, as well as characteristics of fluid applied, mechanically fastened (wraps), rigid boardstock, and other air barrier systems. Presentation also addresses why air barrier continuity is critical for performance, and common installation mistakes and how to avoid them.
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With energy codes calling for continuous insulation and a substantial increase of architects and builders using insulated concrete sandwich panels in many diverse applications, we would like to present a course that defines not just what an insulated concrete sandwich panel is but review load bearing and non-load bearing panels as well as composite and non-composite wall panels. The course would also go into depth on the importance of choosing the right way the connector, insulation and the energy saving advantages of using low or non-conductive connections in the panels. Lastly we would be reviewing the overall sustainability of insulated concrete structures.
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Construction Specialties, the industry leader in architectural louver products is pleased to offer our AIA presentation to your firm. Attendees will earn (1) learning unit and (1) HSW credit for participating. Program name: LVR21024- Louver Innovation-Advancements in Rain Defense Additional program description: Louver Design and Selection Criteria: What Every Architect Should Know During this presentation you will learn: 1.Architectural louver types and their application: correct louver selection- which type, when, why. 2.Understanding AMCA testing procedures and protocols including video clips of actual louver testing. 3.Performance issues: Free area, pressure drop, water penetration and wind driven rain defense. 4.How to meet the Mechanical Engineer's needs while maintaining your design aesthetic. 5.Cost issues: by louver type, structural considerations, finish options. 6.Open discussion, Q+A.
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Learn key strategies for reviewing the different technologies of chilled beam and induction beam systems available for building integration. This presentation will focus on the best practices when designing a chilled beam or induction beam system, the advantages of induction systems along with their effect on occupant comfort, applications, and potential energy savings. The presentation will also go into depth on the differences between traditional sensible only chilled beam designs versus condensing induction beam designs with cold water.
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Rooftop decks create valuable living and recreational space for building owners, residents, and clients. Accommodating restaurants, hotels, healthcare facilities, and everything from residential to government buildings, rooftop deck systems offer the design flexibility to create versatile, unique outdoor spaces over any structural surface. This course explores the features, surface materials, and design options for rooftop deck systems and provides an overview of recommended planning and installation guidelines.
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Laminated glass is a favored material for indoor and outdoor projects. Increasingly, photography and other digital images are popular choices for incorporating design elements into the glass. While it can be difficult for designers to source appropriate imagery, new online design tools that use vector graphics solve this problem and provide designers with virtually unlimited choices for including visual imagery in architectural glass. This course looks at how vector graphics are used in architectural design by exploring where, why, and how they are incorporated into a variety of materials, manufacturing processes, and applications. Next, it explains what vector graphics are and how they differ from raster images. The course then examines how vector graphics are used in architectural laminated glass. It ends with project examples.
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This course covers the essentials of selecting security bollards that provide adequate protection while adding exceptional aesthetic value to a project. This course first examines the needs of a modern outdoor environment and how an assessment can be completed to evaluate a project’s security needs. Next, the course will cover common testing standards as well as the necessary foundation engineering options required to meet those standards. Finally, the course highlights lighting and material options that can be selected to integrate seamlessly into the design of a landscape.
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Discuss the potential for high-resolution digital artwork in large-scale architectural applications. Explore production options and requirements of various architectural materials. Define how the concept of gigapixel photography addresses resolution and scale challenges. Describe the impact of transparency, reflectivity, and surrounding conditions on architectural glass showcasing gigapixel photography. List several architectural applications using gigapixel photography.
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Selecting materials and finishes is an integral part of specifying site furniture products. This course reviews typical conditions inherent to outdoor environments, along with the potential impact on materials, products and installed projects. A range of materials commonly used outdoors, including wood, metal, concrete and glass, is examined against a selection framework that compares conventional materials with high-performance options, and considers material durability, performance, aesthetics, and environmental impact. Several site furniture projects are also examined.
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This course is a targeted course of instruction and professional development for
engineering firms engaged in the design of chemical, industrial, and environmental projects such as secondary containment of hazardous waste, industrial wastewater, ozone contactors, and others. The course is technical in nature and describes the role of waterstops in fluid-proofing concrete joints, chemical resistant polymers and steels, and state and federal regulations of compliance.
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| Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 11:00 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | David Poole | |
| Wednesday, December 4, 2024 at 11:00 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | David Poole |
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Today's architects and designers have hundreds of choices when it comes to architectural glass for interior and exterior applications. Architects, designers and owners are continually looking for ways to make their buildings stand out and be distinct. Architectural decorative glass continues to lead the way in architectural design. Glass Entrances and facades, glass floors and ceilings, frameless glass walls, glass balustrades for staircases, glass entrances, glass telephone kiosks and bus shelters, shower doors, partitions in sports arena - all these are examples of areas where architectural decorative glass can play a major role without sacrificing performance. This course will examine the use of architectural decorative glass in both interior and exterior applications, addressing how the performance, safety and sustainable design can be incorporated by the choice of decorative glass.
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This introductory course is designed to educate all attendees on the most common types and configurations of multi-family buildings. In addition, each attendee will gain access to common manufacture details associated with Multifamily work and how to properly size engineered wood products. Two methods of design will be reviewed, specific manufacture literature as well as software that is available by all manufactures and third-party sources.
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This course is designed to educate attendees on deep depth Engineered Wood Products, such as Structural Composite Lumber and I-Joists. The application of Engineered Wood Products in flat roof scenarios will be covered, along with loading, connections, blocking and other details. Also, fire requirements and the associated structural details pertaining to roofs will be covered.
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| Thursday, November 21, 2024 at 15:00 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | Jeff Bryce |
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This course is designed to educate attendees on the most common mixed-occupancy configuration types. Fire separation requirements and the details that accompany those requirements in Mixed Occupancy configurations is reviewed. Attendees will leave with an understanding of framing practices commonly associated with Mixed Occupancy construction.
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| Thursday, December 12, 2024 at 13:00 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | Jeff Bryce |
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This course provides specifiers with the knowledge to properly design floors & walls utilizing I-joists in Multifamily/Light-Commercial buildings requiring fire-rated assemblies. Type III construction and the code surrounding FRT are addressed. The course also reviews the wall-to-floor intersection and how to utilize resources to address that area.
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This is a Product SpotLight Presentation.
More colors. More patterns. More design inspiration. With 900+ patterns to choose from, 3M™ DI-NOC™ Architectural Finishes offer more ways to remodel, refresh, and reuse interior spaces. Create stunning interiors and exteriors that embody the beauty of natural elements without sacrificing your creative vision.
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| Wednesday, October 30, 2024 at 15:00 EDT (UTC-04:00) | Webinar | Alex Peters |
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This is a Product SpotLight Presentation.
An overview of the Infratech Electric Infrared Heating product line. Proudly made in the USA, Infratech has been the leader in outdoor heating technology for over 50 years. With versatile aesthetic options and controls, “There’s no better way to heat an outdoor space than with Infratech".
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| Tuesday, November 19, 2024 at 13:05 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | Mike Conway |
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This ANSI/CSA/UL safety-certified classification of fireplace preserves the indoor air quality while all the exhaust gases are vented outdoors. The requirement for qualified installation and service is emphasized throughout the presentation. Terms and definitions found in the installation manuals are discussed to ensure all clearances, codes, and requirements are understood. Always instruct new owners on the safe handling and operation of the appliance, for everyday use and in case of an emergency (including the location of the gas shut-off).
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Learn how you can use Huntsman Spray Foam to replace Shaft Liner in 2 Hour wood framed wall assemblies in Duplexes and Row Homes. The W-Wall is the faster, quieter, solution with a higher STC rating.
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| Tuesday, November 5, 2024 at 15:50 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | Grant Ostvig |
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Participants will experience presentation LVR200 with the added dimension of witnessing actual on-site louver testing sessions demonstrating live AMCA Still Air and Wind Driven rain testing. Extensive interaction with the test apparatus, louver engineers and hands on inspection of a variety of louver samples illustrating the various louver families available and inherent performance of each.
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This course is designed to give all attendees a basic knowledge and understanding of Entrance Flooring Systems. Entrance Flooring has a very important role in keeping building entrances clean, safe, and creating a great first impression, yet it can often be overlooked throughout the design process. This course aims to teach the importance and benefits of using these systems and the potential hazards that can take place if they are not.
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One hour seminar detailing the use of Expansion Joint Covers. Designed to broaden knowledge of joint movement and proper joint sizing to ensure there is no structural damage or life safety issue. Contains an overview of both interior and exterior Expansion Joint Covers and which are most appropriate for certain conditions. Fire barriers are discussed and what's important to know regarding current testing requirements and how to specify them to meet current building codes.
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Instruction regarding codes and standards relevant to pressure relief venting. International Fire Code, NFPA 68 and FM 1-44 all discussed for design of pressure resisting and pressure relieving elements.
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This course will highlight the pitfalls of traditional doorways and doorway protection as well as provide design solutions to minimize health and safety issues, benefit patient well-being, and extend the life of interior doorways.
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This session will provide an overview of the foundations of sustainability and material health for the purpose of identifying contextual solutions and strategies for designing healthy buildings. Participants will learn how certifications and declarations can help them design healthy buildings. It shouldn't be a battle for the best label, but rather the best products for your building.
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The purpose of this presentation is to identify the principal social, economic, environmental, and human performance factors driving sustainable shading and day lighting design. Strategies essential to optimize thermal performance and interior illumination to enhance occupant well-being will be featured in the discussion, including modeling. The intent is to provide a fundamental understanding to support the design and specification of sustainable shading and day lighting systems. Identify economic, environmental and human performance factors that drive shading and day lighting design practices.
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A concise overview of the foundations of sustainability and material health; giving contextual solutions and mitigation strategies essential to good design.
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This course will educate about healthcare associated infections (HAI’s) and the impact they have on the built environment. It will address the contributing factors and address the social and financial impact associated with these infections. The course will also offer solutions on how to design and select products to reduce HAI incidences in healthcare spaces which ultimately improves patient and employee safety and wellness
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In this presentation we will examine the current state of behavioral health in America, an overview of behavioral health facility types, therapy methods, patient safety considerations, and guidelines for facility design. This course will showcase principles to guide design including how to create safe social spaces, leverage biophilic design principles, phenomenology and tap into color theory, textures, and lighting to enhance healing. Additionally, this course features real life examples of implementing these principles to assist in the healing process, preserve patient dignity, and balance the safety of patients and staff.
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The design of behavioral healthcare facilities should address the therapeutic and safety needs of patients and staff while meeting the applicable codes and regulations. Reviewed in this course are ligature-resistant products developed for patient rooms and bathrooms that strike the balance between providing the safest design solutions and creating a noninstitutional environment.
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| Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 08:00 PDT (UTC-07:00) | Webinar | Andrea Garcia |
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The purpose of this webinar is to learn how to design safe, secure, patient rooms and bathrooms in your behavioral facilities. Attendees will learn about ligature resistant design, how to test for it and why it's important to make sure all patient rooms and bathrooms follow this guideline.
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In this 30-minute session, we focus on how fire-rated glazing systems contribute to achieving LEED credits, integrating safety and sustainability while enhancing environmental performance and occupant well-being. It's not necessary to compromise on lowering embodied carbon while achieving design goals. We also cover the importance of key transparency documents that can help make informed decisions on products that meet environmental goals. This course will help architects and designers uncover innovative strategies to maximize transparency, energy efficiency, and indoor environmental quality, and explore how fire-rated glazing supports sustainable construction practices, shaping a future of safer, healthier, and more environmentally responsible built environments.
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Today's workforce is shaped by two concurrent trends: an increase in 'wisdom workers' as people work longer, and the rising importance of digital intelligence brought by younger employees. These dynamics—seemingly at odds—can be a powerful combination when properly leveraged. Harnessing generational diversity is crucial for organizational success. This session explores how generational perspectives shape work environments, influence decision-making, and impact business culture. In this interactive 90-minute session, we'll examine each generation's unique strengths and discuss strategies to bridge generational gaps, fostering a more cohesive and productive workplace. Whether you're an experienced executive or an emerging leader, you'll gain insights and methods to transform generational differences into catalysts for innovation and growth. Prepare to challenge assumptions, gain fresh perspectives, and learn how to harness intergenerational dynamics to propel your organization forward.
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Birds provide billions to our economy, yet bird populations are crashing, with collisions with glass a primary cause. Whether looking through glass at habitat beyond, or flying towards reflected habitat, birds collide at flight speed with fatal results, often days later, from internal injuries. Birds collide with glass on structures of every size, from shacks to skyscrapers, in urban, suburban and rural areas. Advances in technology are increasing use of glass curtain walls and other large glass features, increasing the rate of mortality. We will describe materials that can make buildings safe for birds without sacrificing light, appearance or view clarity. In 2011, San Francisco was the first U.S. city to require bird-friendly design for some new construction. The LEED Pilot Library added a credit for reducing bird collisions the same year and that has since been added to the primary credit system. Over 20 jurisdictions at levels from state to town, have now mandated bird-friendly construction and more are pending. Notably New York City, in 2019, adopted code requiring bird-friendly design for all new construction. We review use of the LEED credit and important features of legislation across the U.S. and Canada. This class explains how to recognize and remediate hazards to birds in the built environment. We illustrate how many strategies for controlling heat and light, and even security, can also reduce bird mortality. Techniques now in use for evaluating the relative threat level to birds of different materials are described, along with typical results. Resources, like American Bird Conservancy’s searchable database of bird-friendly materials are reviewed.
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Underlayment is an integral part of roof system design, so it’s vitally important to understand how underlayment interacts with the specified roof covering material. This course will take a holistic view of roof systems and explore the different categories of underlayment, as well as options that can optimize performance and compatibility with roofing materials. It will also explore performance attributes of different underlayment categories and how superior products can increase energy efficiency, wind resistance, and fire resistance.
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| Tuesday, November 12, 2024 at 13:20 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | Becky Duffy |
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Cultural dynamics have long influenced design trends. As people travel and experience this beautiful and diverse world we live in, culture is finding its way across nations. Culture can refer to traditional things like language, music, food, and more recently, internet trends. This course examines how current dynamics, such as wanderlust, influence culture and impact design. As well, resulting color trends, including nuanced neutrals and blanched pastels, are identified and discussed.
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Manufacturing companies are seeing an increased demand for sustainable products. This course discusses what drives the requests for sustainable products and how to incorporate sustainable choices within each step of the design and construction phases, including understanding what makes a product sustainable, what to look for when specifying a product and manufacturer, and how sustainable choices throughout the phases can have a positive impact on the construction project.
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Commercial restrooms are used in various settings, from office buildings to hospitals. This course discusses how commercial restroom design can meet the needs of all users through accessibility, universal design, and inclusive design. The public nature of restrooms requires excellent air quality, a trusted level of cleanliness, durability, and water conservation. The importance of fixtures with features including touchless technology, vandalism resistance, and water efficiency is also discussed.
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The United Nations has set 2030 as the deadline for member nations to achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The construction industry has set complementary goals, including the AIA 2030 Commitment to reach net zero emissions in the built environment by 2030. This course discusses how circular economy building products are necessary to achieve sustainable design goals and presents the case study of Kohler WasteLAB, a small manufacturing business within Kohler Company that creates beautiful products for the home from waste.
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| Thursday, November 7, 2024 at 16:00 EST (UTC-05:00) | Ann Sacks Dallas | Matthew Collins |
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Keeping bathrooms and kitchens clean and hygienic is essential to health and well-being but can be challenging in busy family homes. This course introduces some basic principles of home hygiene, provides an overview of the most effective cleaning strategies, and shows how contemporary kitchen and bathroom technology and design innovations can make hygienic cleaning substantially easier. Technologies discussed include touchless activation, intelligent toilets, bidet seats, and antimicrobial surfaces.
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Traditionally, home has been a place for retreat and sanctuary. But as more people work from home, it is increasingly difficult to disengage from work responsibilities and set aside the time needed to refresh ourselves. As our stress levels rise, so does the need for self-care. This course looks at two areas of the home that are ideal for performing self-care and improving our well-being, assisted by investing in luxurious items: the bathroom and the kitchen.
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A designer must have a deep understanding of their client as an individual, and just as importantly an understanding of the broader, ever-shifting trends in society, culture, design, cuisine, and more. This continuing education unit is designed to help you become the best possible dream maker for your clients.
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Design guidelines for sustainable MVM buildings, Including product innovations and industry related education. At the end of this course, participants will be able to avoid design detailing errors.
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| Tuesday, November 12, 2024 at 14:50 EST (UTC-05:00) | Webinar | Becky Duffy |
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Overview of Dock Equipment options and solutions, to secure the dock opening and ensure the health safety and welfare of workers and building occupants for loading and unloading in these areas.
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Overview of Dock Equipment options and solutions, to secure the dock opening and ensure the health safety and welfare of workers and building occupants for loading and unloading in these areas.
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Vehicle barriers are needed to protect property and occupants against various threats. This course reviews the types of barriers and their related testing and performance.
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Modern lab facilities have evolved to be more flexible, adaptable, and sustainable. They are safer for occupants to work in, and more economical to operate. Building systems have evolved to support these needs, and to support scientific advancement by delivering greater capability and performance. And modern science facilities have more diverse occupants with diverse needs of the spaces they occupy. There are wet labs and dry labs, of course. But also offices, collaboration spaces, dining areas, and even on-site amenities like exercise spaces and relaxation spaces that, in total, seek to maximize the health and happiness of the occupants - and thus maximize the productivity of those occupants.
With lower lab density in many modern designs, in particular lower wet lab density, modular lab utilities often provide more economical and sustainable solutions for building owners, while providing scientists with better quality tools to support their research. Local vacuum networks are an example of this - they are economical and sustainable systems which deliver deep, stable, high-quality vacuum to lab buildings by taking a modular, yet scalable, approach for virtually any lab.
This course will focus on the ways that lab vacuum is supplied to research and teaching labs within multi-use science facilities. We will compare a variety of different supply options, with a focus on local vacuum networks with respect to the components used as well as design and project execution considerations. Brief case studies of representative installations will be used to highlight these strategies in science facilities and the design and performance trade-offs involved.
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Curved elements, such as walls, ceilings, columns, soffits, light covers, clouds, and arches have often been used to add interest to architectural designs. This course outlines conventional methods of framing curves in wood and steel, as well as new methods of framing using flexible track systems. Discussions include options for wall coverings and trims for curved surfaces.
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Wall system applications are becoming more and more common in the building envelope industry today. Explore the science behind wall systems and the tangible benefits of incorporating this technology into building structures. There is an emphasis on the differences between air barriers that are impermeable to vapor drive and air barriers that are vapor permeable and which is the best in each climate and wall assembly.
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