Volume XLV No. 2 March 2012

See Page 19 and the CTC website for more event info:

Wednesday Track Workouts February through December

Rock Bridge HS track

St. Patrick’s Day 5K March 17 — 8 a.m.

6th and Ash

Stop Diabetes 5K March 24 — 9 a.m.

MKT Trailhead at Scott Blvd.

Sedalia Half Marathon March 31 — 9 a.m.

Sedalia

RAIN’s Salute to Life 5/10K April 1 — 8 a.m.

Boone Co. Gov’t Center

Running for Ry 5K April 7 — 8 a.m.

Bethel Park

Red Shoe Run 5K April 14 — 9 a.m.

Stephens Lake Park

Head for the Cure 5K April 21 — 8 a.m. Flat Branch Park

Blue Ridge Mustang

Stampede 5K April 28 — 8 a.m. Blue Ridge School

Notes & News

On the Wednesday before last year’s Nut Race, Columbia got around 15 inches of snow on top of an existing couple of inches, and then the

temperature dropped into the low single digits. We had another inch of snow early Saturday morning that left the already loaded road quite slippery. This year was vastly different with no snow and 41 degrees. Maybe we should call it the Nice Race if Mother Nature continues in this vein next year. In any case, 43 people signed up, and 42 finished. The overall female winner was Katie Hauser (18:17), and the overall male winner was Christian Reed (16:29). Each won a very large bag of peanut M&Ms. In fact, all first, second, and third place awards this year consisted of various package sizes and varieties of M&Ms. Everyone else got a consolation prize of a packet of peanuts. CTC couldn’t function without people such as Tom Allen, Tony Taube, and Lisa Wells who timed and scored results. I can’t thank them enough. — Dick Hessler, race director

Nut Race 5k February 4, 2012

Place Name Age Time 1 Christian Reed 44 16:29 2 Tim Langen 43 16:53 3 Kevin Stone 27 16:55 4 Marc Keys 49 17:21 5 Bill Stoltz 40 17:46 6 Katie Hauser 30 18:17 7 Erik Stone 27 18:40 8 Tony Rigdon 38 19:27 9 Nancy Taube 51 19:37 10 John Weghorst 56 19:37 11 Steve Keithahn 48 19:51 12 Andy Emerson 43 19:56 13 Phil Schaefer 58 20:05 14 Laura Hillard 28 20:26 15 Nick Thurwanger 31 20:55 16 Bryan Norton 50 21:09 17 Tim Waid 49 21:13 18 Kimberly Earnest 31 21:37 19 Christina Ramirez 33 21:51 20 Tony Turley 27 21:58 21 Dan Sitar 41 21:59

22 Rudy Kelley 64 22:09 23 James Harrington 38 22:43 24 Hugh Emerson 54 22:44 25 Jimmy O’Loughlin 29 23:27 26 David Dingler 59 23:34 27 Bren Bremer 15 23:51 28 Kathy Occena 48 23:52 29 Mary Ellen Bradshaw 40 23:58 30 Mike Baker 62 24:37 31 J.A. Johnmeyer 55 24:53 32 Lucy Urlacher 55 25:14 33 Steve Kullman 51 26:32 34 David Webber 60 26:50 35 Dana Kee 45 27:31 36 Richard Nistendirk 71 27:59 37 Luis Occena 52 28:04 38 Summer Allen 62 29:24 39 Joe Duncan 77 30:11 40 Rod Stevens 45 30:58 41 Sharon Newman 39 35:11 42 J. B. Waggoner 43 35:13

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President’s

Letter

March is here, which means the annual St. Pat’s 5K is not far away. This year the race falls on the actual St. Patrick’s Day (March 17), so it should really be festive and fun! Be sure to don shamrocks and your green racing flats, and head downtown on Saturday morning, March

17, to race on a fast but challenging course. This is typically the largest race of the year and the proceeds go toward our summer youth track program and other youth events held throughout the year. If you are looking for something to do on the March 16, we can always use a few volunteers to assist with packet pick-up and registration. It is a lot of fun and the time flies due to the all the activity. There are lots of other opportunities, volunteering and running, to get more involved in CTC. I would like to report that on Saturday, February 11, ten members traveled to St. Louis to represent the Columbia Track Club at the USA Cross Country National Championships. The 8K race was run in Forest Park on a challenging course. Although the

weather was far from agreeable, 17 degrees with a wind chill near 0 at race time, everyone greatly enjoyed the experience and the camaraderie that comes with traveling and competing as a team. This was also a great opportunity to participate in a well organized national event, with high caliber talent, and to interact with runners from all over the United States. There are several other USATF club competitions held throughout the year that allow CTC members to compete on the national level. This year we are very fortunate two other events, the masters’ outdoor track and field and club cross country championships, will be held within a day’s drive of Columbia. In closing, I want to congratulate board member Nancy Taube for winning her age group at the National Cross Country Championship. Go Nancy! See you on the starting line! Bill Stolz

CTC Board of Directors:

Bill Stolz, president Dick Hessler Marc Keys, vice-president Pat Hanson Tom Allen, secretary-treasurer Joe Duncan Steve Stonecipher-Fisher Nancy Rezabek Nancy Taube CTC Past Presidents:

Joe Duncan (Nov. 1968 to Oct. 1987)

Tom Coon (Nov. 1987 to June 1989)

Joe Marks (July 1989 to June 1991)

Steve Stonecipher-Fisher (July 1991 to Dec. 1992)

Joe Marks (Jan. 1993 to Nov. 1995)

Curt Kempf (Dec. 1995 to Oct. 1997)

Dick Hessler (Nov. 1997 to Nov. 2004)

Linda LaFontaine (Dec. 2004 to Dec. 2009)

Webmasters: Hugh and Andy Emerson CTC web site: www.columbiatrackclub.com CTC Newsletter editors: Whitney Dreier: WhitneyDreier@gmail.com Linda LaFontaine: linlafontaine@aol.com CTC publishes a newsletter eight times per year.

Looking Back

25 Years Ago By Joe Duncan February 7,1987—5K Nut Race: 1. Steve Stonecipher-

Fisher with a record 15:37 for 30-39. 2. Jeff Mittelhauser 16:00 . . .Tom LaFontaine 17:37, 40, Ben Londeree, 52,18:16, Tom Allen, 44, 18:40, Simon Rose 18:45, Linda Robbins a record 20:57, 30-39, Darlene Londeree 29:28, Rob Spier, 64, walked in 32:47, and 41 others all on the same course at Reactor Park that has been used for some 40 years.

February 22, 1987 —Columbia Regional Hospital 5-Mile Run, which 3 years later became the St. Pat’s 5K: 1. Steve S-F, 25:17 2. Jim Heady 26:12, 3. Kent Lang 26:23 . . . Bob O’Connell 28:08, Dick Hessler, 45, 29:20, Marvin Odneal 29:55, Tom Allen 31:10, Simon Rose 31:27, Londeree 31:35, Don Johnson, 58, 33:20, Fred Fritsch 36:51, Matt Schaefer, 11, 39:47, then Matt’s dad, Phil Schaefer, at 39:49. Phil’s performance, at age 33, is notable for what it wasn’t, than for what it was. On the same course, today, at age 58, he would run some 8 minutes faster, having, in his 50s, set many age records, notably in HOA. Margaret Smith-Shimkus led the female runners at 30:11, followed by Debbie Hoxworth, 32:30 and Milene Mittelhauser, 33:05. Others: Angela Hessler, 13, 35:45, Amy Hessler, 38:28, Nancy Fritsch 42:31, Darlene Londeree 50:36, and, the irrepressible Boots Gerhardt, age 66, 48:59, ahead of 152 other women. A total of 731 runners.

In the February, 1987 newsletter Dick Hessler announced the start of the third annual season of practice and competition for the CTC Colts. Dick founded and nurtured this mainstay facet of what CTC is all about and, today, continues as leader and coach.

Bill Stolz

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Runner Profile: Nancy Yaeger

Date of Birth: February 26, 1972 Columbia Track Member since: 2010 How long have you been running? My first grade gym teacher influenced me to start, and it became my “me” time ever since. Greatest running influences? Mr Flansberg, elementary gym teacher and all the girls that participate in Girls on the Run. Weekly mileage: 20 to 30 miles What is your favorite workout and/or race? Long run to clear my head and enjoy nature. Where is your favorite place to run? MKT Trail. What are some of your running accomplishments? Helping to bring the Girls on the Run program to Columbia. What are you running goals? To help encourage others to find the love of running. What is your favorite pre- or post-run food? Pre: salmon. Post: pizza and ice cream

Personal info and interests: Realtor at House of Brokers Realty Council Director for Heart of Missouri Girls on the Run Mother of two: Powell, 17, and Sidney, 9 Wife Training for my first full Ironman, Florida on November 3

Distance Time Race

5K 23:44 Head for the Cure 2011

10K 48:17 Jay Dix 2011

Half Marathon 1:58 AdventureMax Trail 2012

Marathon 3:58 RNR St. Louis 2011

Above: Nancy (middle) with Molly Barker (in black), founder of Girls on the Run, and three other board members of Heart of Missouri Girls on the Run

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Runner’s Choice January 14, 2012

10K PLACE NAME AGE TIME

1 Tim Langen 43 37:37 2 Marc Keys 49 39:04 3 Dan Edidin 43 39:46 4 Katie Hauser 30 40:09 5 Erik Stone 27 40:57 6 Jack Scoville 17 41:43 7 Marzena Tomicki 42 42:45 8 Laura Hillard 28 43:06 9 Brad Earnest 44 46:58 10 Kaylyn Crane 25 49:01 11 M.E. Bradshaw 40 49:47 12 J.A. Johnmeyer 55 51:10 13 Zac Crane 22 52:50

20K PLACE NAME AGE TIME 10K 20K 1 Phil Schaefer 58 42:37 1:25:36 2 Nancy Taube 51 42:12 1:26:41 3 Kurt Kennett 44 47:04 1:32:42 4 Kimberly Earnest 31 47:27 1:34:43 5 Tom Tomicki 47 1:37:11 6 Bryan Norton 49 48:15 1:39:44 7 Hugh Emerson 54 49:13 1:41:40 8 Lisa Wells 48 51:54 1:43:20 9 Tim Waid 49 53:02 1:43:35 10 Steve Wynn 43 53:06 1:47:29 11 Kathy Doisy 47 56:31 1:54:29 12 Margy Tonnies 42 56:31 1:54:29 13 Jeff Wells 53 56:37 1:55:34 14 Jenny Clark 48 58:04 1:58:40

USA Cross Country

Championships February 11, 2012

CTC sent an ten runners to the U.S. Cross Country Championships in Forest Park, St. Louis. The men competed in the 40+-division 8K. Nancy Taube was the only woman to represent CTC, and she placed 12th of 25 in her 8K race and first overall in her age group (50-54).

Overall Name Age Time 1 13 Timothy Langen 43 28:27 2 15 Christian Reed 43 28:31 3 26 Kent Lang 49 29:41 4 29 Marc Keys 49 29:55 5 31 William Stolz 40 30:13 6 34 Thomas May 45 30:50 7 38 Dan Edidin 43 33:08 8 39 Andy Emerson 43 34:27 86 Paul Myers 48 36:07 12 Nancy Taube 51 34:23

14 Alex Sable Smith 26 52:53 15 Teresa Gooch 35 54:11 16 Jordan DeRose 33 54:12 17 Judi Kaufman 46 55:24 18 Bob Martin 45 55:24 19 Dawit Demissie 23 58:57 20 Alex Zweig 26 59:23 21 Garrick Olson 20 1:00:13 22 Meryl Sundy 1:01:17 23 Rod Stevens 45 1:05:38 24 George Szabo 30 1:11:01 25 Jamie Szabo 34 1:11:04 26 Bruce Dunwiddie 34 1:16:22 27 Toni Dunwiddie 36 1:22:08

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Rocky Raccoon 50-Mile Huntsville, Texas

February 4, 2012

Shawn Goertz and Jeff Wells completed the 50-mile Rocky Raccoon race in Huntsville, Texas. Shawn finished in the top 10 percent with a time of 9:38 — a PR by 1:45. Jeff also earned a PR; his time was 10:12.

Out of Town Events

Post Oak Lodge Challenge

Double Tulsa, Okla.

February 25-26, 2012 Andy Emerson completed a trail 50K in 5:21:34 (third in 40 - 49 age group) and a trail marathon the following day in 4:35:28. Among those that ran both days, he placed fourth overall in 9:57:02.

Want to see your race results here? Make sure you e-mail your times, photos, etc. to whitneydreier@gmail.com. Thanks!

Low O2 Challenge Red River, NM

January 29, 2012 Matt and Whitney Dreier competed in this 10K snowshoe race, which was a qualifier for the snowshoe national championships (the top-two in each age group qualify). Matt won the race in 51:52; Whitney was the second female in 1:03:34. Both ran in the US Snowshoe Association’s National Championship event on February 25 in Frisco, Colo.

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PsychoWyco Wyandotte Co. Park Lake, Kan.

February 11, 2012

Tony Ridgon (1:25:04), Karen Hodges (1:51:47) and Peggy Horner (2:01:47) completed the 10-mile race.

Groundhog Run Kansas City, Mo.

January 29, 2012 Christian Reed placed seventh overall at the underground Groundhog Run 5K. His time was 16:50. He also competed in the 5,000-meter run at the University of Missouri All-Comers Track Meet on February 28. He won the masters’ division in a time of 16:39.

Quivering Quads Troy, Mo.

March 11, 2012 Matt Widzer (1:54:53) and Whitney Dreier (1:59:55) ran this trail half marathon in Cuivre River State Park. Matt placed 21st overall and was sixth in his age group. Whitney was 37th overall and first in her age group.

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Serial Competition Update Recent comments have implied there is some confusion about what is measured for the serial competition. Simply put, your points are assigned based on the winner’s time divided by yours. That means you get 100 if you’re the fastest male or female, and the points for everyone else are assigned according to how they compared to the winners. To demonstrate some of the features of the serial competition, Hugh Emerson has made up a runner whose pace is consistently around 10 minutes per mile. Here is a table of her races, times and serial competition points in 2011:

Just to round out the year, let’s say she volunteered at the other three races in the serial competition: the Heart of America Marathon, the Rock Bridge Revenge, and the Cheese and Sauerkraut 10 miler. Note that her pace remained constant but her points varied widely; that’s because the standard against which she was measured (the winning female time) varied from race to race. The winning pace for the huge St. Patrick’s Day 5K was a lot faster than the winning pace for the smaller Nut Race 5K. Our hypothetical runner earned a total of 706 points for her efforts for the year. That would’ve been enough for sixth place: a framed certificate, a special t-shirt, and a $35 gift certificate from Tryathletics! So what do you say, 10-minute-mile folks, how about

making a new year’s resolution to run at least 10 serial

competition races in 2012?

For a complete list of serial competition events, see

page 19.

RACE TIME POINTS

Runner’s Choice 10K 60:00 66

Froze Nose 5K 30:00 86

Nut Race 5K 30:00 76

Run with the Eagles 5K 30:00 78

St. Patrick’s Day 5K 30:00 57

Mustang Stampede 5K 30:00 78

Parley Pratt 4M 40:00 55

Great Sandbagger 10K 60:00 64

Cranberry Crawl 5K 30:00 79

First Night 5K 30:00 67

Serial Competition 2011 Top Ten

Based on the top 10 scores for the 14 races in the series

Tony Rigdon $100 Andy Emerson $75

Mary Ellen Bradshaw $60 Hugh Emerson $50 Bryan Norton $40 Nancy Taube $35

Kevin Stone $30 Phil Schaefer $25

Marc Keys $20 Dan Edidin $15

Gift certificates supplied by the Columbia Track

Club and Tryathletics.

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CTC recently received the following notes from Boots Gerhardt, who is among CTC’s oldest living members. She was born on May 29, 1920. Happy 2012 to all my friends and buddies on the Track Club. I enjoy reading the schedule even if I can't be there to participate. I have a large apartment, on the southwest side of Topeka — can look east over semi-wooded land with wild turkeys even sometimes. I walk down the hall to the dining room, post office, game-rooms, etc. but can cook in my microwave, when I choose to do so. I ski too, but not since my knee replacement about 5 years ago. I counted the residents — we have 18 men and 40 women — on Nov. 24th. Guess the wars killed off more men, no doubt. Robert, my dear husband, died in 1987 of pancreatic cancer — the results of his having been exposed to toxic sprays in the S.W. Pacific in World War II. We met after his return; married January 17, 1946. I was an Ensign(Nurse Corps) USNR before marriage, graduate of Evanston Hospital (Northwestern Univ). My name “Elizabeth” I could not pronounce. I said “Iddy boots” as a toddler. The R and L letters were difficult. I miss all my good friends in Columbia, but I know at my age I should live near one of my children. Our daughter, Linda and hubby Jim A. McHenry live here. She’s a financial planner and stock broker. Our son, Kurt D. Gerhardt, lives near Grand Rapids, Michigan. They've all been competitive swimmers. Come see me sometime. Phone: 785-272-0842 And a follow-up from Joe Duncan: Boots was certainly an interesting person. She and Bob join CTC in the early ’80s, when both of them were over age 60 and quickly became fixtures at most races. Boots established most of the 60-69 female CTC records, while Bob had many of the male 60-69 marks. There were very few 60+ runners then. Boots loved to dance. After most of her Saturday morning races, she and Bob would go dancing in the evening. Boots continued her dancing after Bob’s passing. Bob died on February 15, 1987 after a rapid onslaught of pancreatic cancer. Then, just a week later, February 22, Boots ran in the CRH 5-mile race, a time of 48:59, at age 66, one of only two 60+ women. After Bob died Boots stayed in Columbia for a few more years then went to Topeka to be with her daughter. he did come back for a few more races. It appears Boots’ last CTC race was the Human Race in May, 2003. She was 82. She held all the age 70-79 records for several years, and still has all the 80+ records. She was the first, and to date the only, 80+ CTC member to consistently participate in CTC events. But now, Barney Sword makes his 80+ debut in the First Night 5k. I fully expect him to continue as a consistent participant.

Boots at the 1992 Human Race

Hello from

Boots

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Third Annual Stuart Eiken Memorial 5K Run/Walk

June 16, 2012

Registration and race start on the south side of the Hearnes Center

$30 entry fee includes a T-shirt

Registration begins at 7:30 a.m.; race begins at 8:30 a.m.

For more information, please e-mail beth@stu22crew.org

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Columbia Track Club

Joe Marks Youth Scholarship

Since 1988, Columbia Track Club has given $23,000 in scholarships to high school senior cross country and/or track athletes. In 2007, the CTC board decided to increase the amount awarded when possible, making $500 the mini-mum and $1,000 the maximum. A complete list of recipients can be found under the link “Other Nice Things” on the CTC home page. Scholarship applications are now available; contact Amy Gundy at agundy@mchsi.com for the application (due March 21). Applicants should provide evidence of exemplary commit-ment to school, team, community, and the track club. Those applying MUST be current members of the Columbia Track Club.

NEW MEMBERS

Jennifer Goyne Columbia Kimberly Guilford Sturgeon Laura Hillard Columbia

Jennifer Kilgore Columbia James Lundsted Jefferson City

Camila Manrique Columbia Jennifer Metzdorf Columbia Debbie Newby Columbia Nick Thurwanger Columbia Alen Petty, Jr Columbia Paula Rawlings Columbia Heather Williams Columbia Nancy Yeager Columbia

Congrats to Nancy Taube and Nicole Mello, who were nominated for WIN (Women's Intrasport Network) awards. They were recognized at the 15th Annual Awards Banquet on February 21. Nancy was a finalist for the Gladys Stankowski Sportswoman of the Year. Nicole was a finalist for and was awarded High School Sportswoman of the Year.

Women’s

Intrasport

Network February 21, 2012

Nicole

Nancy

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Date Time Event Fee Race Director Start Location

Jan. 14 8:00 a.m. Runner’s Choice 10k/20k * $0 (CTC) $3

Oscar Chavez, 268-2467 Chavez0@mac.com

Bethel Park

Feb. 4 9:00 a.m. Nut Race 5k * $0 (CTC) $3

Dick Hessler, 874-2906 HesslerR@missouri.edu

Reactor Park

Feb. thru

Dec. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Track Workouts $0 (CTC)

$3 Bill Stolz, w_stot@yahoo.com Kevin Stone, Erik Stone

Rock Bridge High Track

March 17 8:00 a.m. St. Patrick’s Day 5k * $20 $10(<12)

Steve Stonecipher-Fisher, 447-2453

Courthouse Square (Ash Street)

April 28 8:00 a.m. Mustang Stampede 5k * $20 Kevin Tyler, ktyler@columbia.k12.mo.us Blue Ridge Elementary

June 6 to July 11

6:00 p.m. Summer Youth Program $1 Marc Keys, marckeys@centurytel.net

Mizzou Track

July 4 7:30 a.m. Parley P. Pratt Memorial Shirt fee

Newell Kitchen, 228-0879 KitchenN@missouri.edu

Twin Lakes Pavilion

Aug. 4 7:00 a.m. Great Sandbagger 10k * $0 (CTC) $3

Joe Duncan, 445-2684 jocar2605@centurytel.net

Mill Creek Elementary Parking Lot

Sept. 3 6:00 a.m. 53rd Annual Heart of America $40 Joe Duncan, 445-2684 jocar2605@centurytel.net

Stadium Blvd. at Hearnes Center

Oct. (TBA) 8:00 a.m. Rock Bridge Revenge $20 Jeff Wells, 446-0717 lisawellslisa@aol.com

Rock Bridge State Park

Oct. 20 7:00 a.m. C2C Ultra-marathon and relay Darrin Young, 573-999-3838 www.challengesbychoice.com

Boone County Courthouse

Oct. 27 8:30 a.m. Prevent 5k/10k * $20 (5k) $25

Ryan Hauser, 234-8815 ic_monavie@hotmail.com

MKT @ Scott Blvd.

Nov. 10 8:00 a.m. Cranberry Crawl 5k/10k * $20 $10

Steve Stonecipher-Fisher, 447-2453 Food Bank of Central & N.E. MO

Nov 26 7:00 p.m. CTC Annual Meeting Free Bill Stolz, w_stot@yahoo.com D.B. Regional Library

Dec. 8 8:30 a.m. Cheese & Sauerkraut 10-Mile * $0 (CTC) $3

Randy Gay, 814-2627, rgay@bjc.org Dick Hessler, HesslerR@missouri.edu

Katy trailhead at McBaine

Dec. 31 4:00 p.m. First Night 5k * $20 $10(<12)

Patrick Hanson, 268-1409 readysetresults@gmail.com

Flat Branch Park

April 21 8:00 a.m. Head for the Cure 5k $20 Patrick Hanson, 268-1409 readysetresults@gmail.com

Flat Branch Park

April 28 9:00 a.m. CIGS 4-mile & Health Fair $20 Jim Linville, 445-6166 Quarter Deck

May 26 8:00 a.m. Lee Pfefer Memorial $20 Jeff Zimmermann, 815-3262 jaz7557@bjc.org,

Stephens Lake

June 3 8:00 a.m. Jeff Shikles Memorial 8k $20 Tom Kulowiec tom.kulowiec@mdc.mo.gov

Gentry Middle School

June 9 7:00 a.m. Phil Sayer 5k Benefit Run $20 Mark Lee, 882-4735 leema@missouri.edu

North Jefferson City Pavilion

June 9 June 10 July 22

7:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m.

Show-Me State Senior Games 5k Show-Me State Senior Games

$20 $20

Lisa Wells, 446-0717 lisawellslisa@aol.com

Bethel Park

Sept. 22 7:00 a.m. 7:15 a.m.

Roots N Blues N BBQ 10k and TBD Patrick Hanson, 268-1409 readysetresults@gmail.com

Flat Branch Park Rootsnbluesnbbq.com

* Serial Competition Events (see website for details); for more info on these and other running events see Calendar Link on our web-

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