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New Beer Blog Ska Euphoria Pale Ale

In this winter beer blog, we are going to get into another beer from Ska Brewing. The winter seasonal is called Ska Brewing Euphoria Pale Ale. If you read my earlier blog on their Ska Mole Stout, you know a little history on this brewery. If you have not, please read the first part of that beer blog post. Let us get into the beer.

This beer is part of the 12 days of Christmas at Countryside Bar. It has a clear copper color with a semi white head on the beer. There is a slight sweet malty citrus smell to it. The taste of the beer is a carbonation citrus with a grapefruit aftertaste. It is a pretty drinkable beer.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.skabrewing.com

Twitter: @skabrewing

In closing, I really enjoyed this beer. I love the fact you can get in cans, which is starting to become a huge trend in the craft beer world. This a good beer for the winter season but I wish it was a beer all year long. I enjoy the beers I had from this brewery asides their Mole Stout. I can only drink 6oz and I need to move onto another beer. It is still good but just do not like the feel that beer does to my throat. If you love pale ales or india pale ales, you will enjoy this beer. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Beer Blog Smuttynose Winter Ale

In this winter beer blog, we are going to take a look at a beer called Winter Ale from Smuttynose Brewery. I do not know this brewery that well so I was looking at trying this beer out at Countryside Bar. Smuttynose Brewing was founded in 1994 by Peter Egelston in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. They brew several different beer styles. I will be trying some other brews from this brewery. Let us get into this beer.

It has a clear brown color with a constant white head on the beer. There is really no smell to the beer. The taste is a sweet malty with a dry aftertaste. It is a pretty warm beer going down the throat. It is a nice beer for the winter months. I would say this is a marathon beer not a speed drinking beer. It is a nice Dubbel.

Here is a description from their website (www.smuttynose.com):

Smuttynose Winter Ale is a full-bodied, amber beer brewed with a special Trappist ale yeast. Stylistically reminiscent of a Belgian Abbey Double, it features fruity aromas and flavor, balanced by soft Crystal hops. Warming, mellow & pleasantly complex, Smuttynose Winter Ale is your perfect cold weather companion.

SMUTTYNOSE WINTER ALE CONTAINS NO SPICES

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.smuttynose.com

Twitter: @smuttynosebeer

Closing out, I did enjoy this beer and I am looking forward to checking out their other beers that they have out in my market. I love the looks to the taste of this beer. This is a great beer sitting by the fireplace with a nice cigar. I recommend you trying this beer and let me know what your thoughts. If you had some of their beers, please let me know which is the next brew I should have from this brewery. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Music Blog Accept Stalingrad

In this music blog, we are going to get into the latest record from Accept which is called Stalingrad. Accept started back in the late 1960’s in Germany. They started picking up speed in 1976 as a professional band. Accept has went through several line up changes throughout the years. They have also split up a few times in their career. However, they have a wealth of music, Accept has put out thirteen studio albums including the one we will talk about here, which is Stalingrad. They have three live records and four greatest hits records. They also put out two EP’s. This band is best known for helping the speed metal era. The song that everyone knows from Accept is “Balls To The Wall.” The band reunion in 2009 with new lead singer, who is Mark Tornillo, from T.T. Quick. They put the “Blood Of The Nations” in 2010. This band is climbing up the charts here in the states. Let us get into the latest record, which is Stalingrad.

Hung, Drawn and Quartered

This opening song on this record has the nice classic Accept intro to Hung, Drawn and Quartered. This is some great speed metal music. Mark did not leave the last recording session from “Blood Of The Nations.” Mark has written some awesome lyrics. The guitar, drums, and bass work is hell of a job on this song. The production is nicely done from the producer. There is a nice guitar break and solo with a good ending. This is a great opening track.

Stalingrad

The second song has a strong driving intro to start of it. It also has a nice guitar and drum work. There is also a great guitar solo break in it. This song has powerful lyrics and singing from Mark. There is also nice well placed back up vocals. Mark has written some great lyrics. Nice touch on the snare drums and great guitar work towards the end of this song. Stalingrad has a strong ending.

Hellfire

I love the effect on the bass and nice touch on the drums and guitar working around the bass. There is a great break and then well written guitar riff. Mark has strong singing and great lyrics, which I love. This is a pretty nice driving song which is classic Accept. This is a great song all the way around. Accept is stronger than they have ever been. Wolf has an awesome guitar solo along with nice trade-off with the other guitarist. Hellfire has a nice strong finish. This is my favorite song on the record so far.

Flash To Bang Time

This song has heavy guitar and driving drums with well placed vocals from the lead singer. Mark is singing great with some well written lyrics. I love the guitar work on Flash To Bang Time. I wish you can hear the bass a little bit more throughout this record. I love the guitar solo and the ending of the song.

Shadow Soldiers

The beginning of Shadow Soldiers has a nice effect on one of the guitars along with nice acoustic guitar. It then snaps into a nice heavy guitar riff with a short guitar solo over the top of it. I love the pace of this song. Mark is singing great with a well placed melody. I love the theme of this song and nice touch on the back vocals. I believe this song is too long but still good. This song has a nice fitting ending.

Revolution

I love the drum work at the beginning of the song. Great touch on the fade in with the guitars and well written lyrics and singing from Mark. Revolution is a simple music and it hits the point of the song with perfect back up vocals in the song. The guitar work on this records is something else and I love the nice dueling guitar solo in this song. The ending is a complex ending to Revolution.

Against The World

Great beginning for the music. I love the lyrics on Against The World. Mark has always wrote some great lyrics. This is a nice driving song like most on this record. Nice guitar solo and I love the build up to the solo. Against The World has a great finish to the song.

Twist Of Fate

I love the guitar work in the beginning of the song. Mark is singing great in this song with some powerful lyrics. The guitarist wrote a nice main guitar riff. Twist of Fate has a nice slow to medium pace to the song, which gives the listener a different mood than the rest of the record. I love it and it is perfect. I love the build up to the end of the song and the guitar solo at the end. This is in your face ending. Nice touch on the fading out of the song.

The Quick And The Dead

I love the guitar work and drums at the beginning of the song. It has a nice pace to it. Mark is singing strong with some great lyrics. He has written a nice melody. The chorus is a little weak but the main part of the song is pretty strong. This is still pretty strong song. I am loving the dueling back and forth between the guitar players and bass player. I am hearing more bass in this song than the rest of the record which is great. The Quick And The Dead has a strong finish to it.

The Galley

There is an awesome spooky guitar riff with the drums. I love the main guitar riff. It is well written and perfect for the theme of the song. The Galley has a nice touch to bring the bass forward than pushing it to the back of the music. Mark is singing great and wrote some great lyrics. This song is too long and could be shorter. I love the acoustic and the slowing down of the song towards the end it. This song has a great finish and perfect way to end the record.

Current Line Up of Accept:

Mark Tornillo – Lead vocals
Wolf Hoffmann – Guitar
Herman Frank – Guitar
Peter Baltes – Bass guitar
Stefan Schwarzmann – Drums

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.acceptworldwide.com

Twitter: @accepttheband

In closing, I really enjoyed this record. Accept has a great record and I believe they are getting stronger with age. Stalingrad brings back the good old days of speed metal in the 1980’s. Stalingrad is a classic Accept record. Any of these songs could have been on Breaker, Balls To The Walls, or Metal Heart. I really enjoyed the following songs Hellfire, Twist Of Fate, and Shadow Soldiers. If you were a fan of Accept back in the day, you will not be disappointed with this new line up and the music they are putting out now. You as a listener will be stun by Mark’s singing and lyric writing with the legendary guitar player. Congrats to Accept to have the balls to put out new music and writing great new music. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Beer Blog Southern Tier 2xmas

In this winter beer blog, we are going to sample out Southern Tier 2xmas. Southern Tier was founded in 2002 in Lakewood, New York by Phineas DeMink and Allen Yahn. They ship beer around the world and of course most of it is in the United States. They brew several different beer styles and putting their stamp on these classic beer styles. Let us get into the beer.

It has a cloudy amber color without a head on the beer. The smell is a cinnamon to nutmeg to the beer. The taste is sweet carbonation cinnamon to nutmeg. The aftertaste is a dry slight bitter with cinnamon and nutmeg to it. It is perfect for winter and not really drinkable.

Here is a description from their website (www.stbcbeer.com):

Swedish flags are a fairly common sight in our part of the country. Holiday parties often have warm concoctions of spices and booze at the ready to knock the ice off of toes while raising spirits. We were inspired by a Gloggy party, deciding on the spot to brew a beer that pays tribute to this Nordic tradition. 2xMas Ale combines traditional brewing ingredients with figs, orange peels, cardamom, cinnamon, clove and ginger root. Its a holiday addition to the 2X line and another reason to toast to the season, but unlike Glogg, we recommend serving this one chilled.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.stbcbeer.com

Twitter: @stbcbeer

Ending, I will be honest on this beer. I do not know how I feel about this beer. There is a ton going on in the beer. It is complex and ton of flavor. To me, it just seems like this beer wants to be sweet but then wants to be hoppy for the winter season. It is not one of my favorite but it is not a bad beer. There are fans out there for this beer. I am starting to think I do not like Christmas beers and it is not because of this beer. I love winter warmers and winter seasonals. I wanted to try this beer and it is out of my system. I will have at least a few every Christmas or winter season. This is a beer you can have pass Christmas and yes, it is still in code after Christmas. There are beer drinkers that see Christmas on beer packaging and think the beer went bad. I recommend this beer and this brewery. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Beer Blog Great Divide Hibernation Ale

In this winter beer blog, we are going to do the 12 days of beer at Countryside Bar. The first beer of the twelve days of Christmas is Great Divide Hibernation Ale. Great Divide was founded in 1994 by Brian Dunn in Denver, Colorado. They brew several different beer styles. Their Denver Pale Ale was one of three craft beers to be feature at the Denver Broncos new football stadium in 2001. Let us get into the beer.

It is a cloudy amber color without a head on the beer. There is really no smell maybe slight malty to it. The taste is a sweet carbonation to caramel with a little hazel aftertaste to the beer. This beer is the type of beer that the drinker will have one maybe two and will move on to the next beer.

Here is a description from their website (www.greatdivide.com):

HIBERNATION ALE has been our celebrated winter tradition since 1995. This robust, dry-hopped ale has a malty richness balanced with a complex hop profile and hearty, warming character.

ABV.: 8.7%

RATE BEER: 98

AVAILABLE: Seasonal

SIZES: 6 packs and 5 gal kegs

Awards:

1997 Great American Beer Festival, Gold Medal, Strong Ale/ English-Style Old Ale
1998 World Beer Cup, Silver Medal, Strong Ale/English-Style Old Ale
2003 Great American Beer Festival, Silver Medal, Old Ale
2006 Great American Beer Festival, Silver Medal, Aged Beer

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.greatdivide.com

Twitter: @greatdividebrew

In closing, I enjoy the balance this beer has and warmth that it peers out with every sip. This is a good and easy to drink. I could have a few and I need to move onto the next beer. There is not too many good English-Style Old Ale in the market. I have been wanting to try this beer a few winter seasons ago. This program that Countryside had going made me try it. I recommend you trying this beer if you are a fan of English Ales or winter beers. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Beer Blog Great Lakes Christmas Ale

In this winter beer blog, we are going to get into another beer from this program at Countryside beer. The brew that will be featured is Great Lakes Christmas Ale. Great Lakes Brewery was founded in 1988 by Patrick and Daniel Conway in Cleveland, Ohio. Great Lakes Brewery brews several different beer styles. Let us get into the beer.

It has a nice clear copper color without a head on the beer. The smell is a cinnamon, nutmeg, and candy canes. The taste is a sweet carbonation cinnamon overload. This beer is like drinking a candy cane in a liquid form. There is a little cinnamon aftertaste. It is really not drinkable but it is on the borderline.

Here is a description from the beer bottle:

Our full-bodied, spirited ale is as festive as the season. Its copper color and flavorful taste are a combination of cinnamon, ginger and honey, so we ask that you “savor the flavor, responsibly ”

This beer is traditionally brewed from all natural ingredients: barley, hops, yeast, and water. No chemicals or preservatives are used.

Here is a description from their website (www.greatlakesbrewing.com):

A holiday ale brewed with honey and spiced with fresh ginger and cinnamon.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.greatlakesbrewing.com

Twitter: @glbc_cleveland

In closing, this beer is one I will have one and I need to move onto another beer. This does not mean this is a bad beer. It is way too sweet to have one or more to me. This beer is perfect for holiday desserts. I did enjoy drinking and I try to have a few during every winter season. If you like winter beers with ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg, I recommend you trying this beer. I have a feeling you will enjoy this beer. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Merry Christmas and Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Music Blog Jackyl Best In Show

In this music blog, we are going to get into the latest record from Jackyl. Jackyl was founded in 1990. Jackyl has seven studio record which is including the record in this post called Best In Show. They have two live records in their career and two greatest hits records. The band is best known for their song called “Lumberjack” that uses a chainsaw in the song. Let us get into the music.

Best In Show

Best In Show starts with a classic guitar riff and Jesse singing over the top. Solid drums and bass is backing up the rest of the band. This is classic Jackyl from the music and the lyrics. This is a nice driving song and great opening track. There is a nice slow point in the song which is perfect for the pace before in the song and then picks back up.

Encore (It Makes Bic Dig Her)

I love the drums and then Jesse singing with the drums and then a nice simple bass line that comes in to the scene. The guitar is a classic Jackyl sound that made them famous. This song is the rest why I love this band and grew to love them. I love had they put the focus on the back bone of the band, which is bass and drums. This band knows what they are doing in their songs. This song has some well written lyrics. Great false ending and then they come back in for a great finish.

Screw Driver

Screw Driver starts out with a nice driving drum beat and a nice smooth and simple guitar. The bass is dancing in the back ground while singer’s singing with the moves of the music. The lyrics are something else that makes dream of some girl in the strip club. This song is rock and roll because it is all about sex in a rock and roll style.

Horns Up

Once again Horns Up starts up with drums, which there is nothing wrong with that. I love the beat that the drummer has set forth in the song and has an awesome bass line. This song makes me want to pick up my bass guitar again and start a band. This song sounds like something off their Push Comes To Shove record back in the 1990’s. Horns Up has everything going on which is nice singing, bass, drums, and solid guitar play. I am loving the music and the lyrics. I also love the trade-off on the guitar solos.

Golden Spookytooth

Golden Spookytooth starts out with a nice guitar riff and a simple bass with the drum beats. This is a calming song compare to the rest of the songs on the record. Jesse has a smooth and silk melody over the music. I love the short guitar solo before Jesse comes back in to the singing. I am not sure on how I feel on the lyrics but I love the music on this song.

Cover Of The Rolling Stones

This is a classic song from Bob Dylan. I have heard a ton of hard rock and metal bands doing a covers of this song. I have to say this has to be the best one with an honor to Queen in the back ground. Can you say We Are Champions? Yes, I can but it fits. They also move into the classic Queen and then back to Bob Dylan. Of course, it is not Jackyl without the chainsaw. They had the chainsaw doing melody from We are Champions. I love it!

Walk My Mile

The guitar has a slight overdrive but it is not over the top. I love how the guitar sounds at the beginning of the song. Jesse has a nice blues sound on his vocals and drums are simple but very powerful. Wow! This song has a ton of feeling going on in it. There is a ton of going on in this song. I love the lyrics. They have emotion, feeling, and a powerful meaning in them. Jesse is showing his soul in this song along with the rest of the band. This is my favorite song so far on this record. I love where they place the guitar solo and it is perfect for this powerful song.

Better Than Chicken

Better Than Chicken has a nice beginning and classic Jackyl lyrics. It has nice music and great singing from Jesse. This song is simple and to the point. Great party song! There is a great guitar solo towards the end of the song.

Don’t Lay Down On Me

Don’t Lay Down On Me has a nice acoustic guitar riff and singing over top of it from the singer. This is another song I could see on their Push Comes To Shove record. This is a nice thinking song on a cold winter day with a nice craft beer and a cigar. There is a nice guitar break that is awesome work. Nice touch on the finish of this song.

Eleven

I love the guitar riff at the beginning of this song. It follows with Jesse’s singing and then drums and bass does the same movement. This is a nice in your face song that will wake you up in the morning. I love bass movement behind the scenes. Thank god they got a producer that respects the low-end of the bands. They seem to ignore the bass player in most bands’ record. I am not talking about Jackyl. I am talking about other bands. This is a great song.

What I DO

What I DO starts with nice singing from Jesse and acoustic guitar. This song seems lower in volume to the rest of the record. It is like an unplugged song. I love the bass playing and simple drums. At first I thought the guitar solos were over the top but they fit towards the end of the solo. I just feel this song is lower in volume to the rest of the record.

Open Invitation

I love the beginning of the song. Talk about being in your face. This song shows the proud of Patriotic and proud to be part of the USA. I love talk samples throughout the song. I love the lyrics and meaning behind it. God Bless the United States of American!

It’s Tricky

It’s Tricky is a cover of a classic Run DMC with one of the members. It was one of their hits back in the day. It fits the hard rock and metal sound that Jackyl did to the song. I love it. Great cover guys.

Here is the current line up of Jackyl:

Jesse James Dupree – Lead vocals / Guitar / Chainsaw
Jeff Worley – Guitar
Roman Glick – Bass guitar
Chris Worley – Drums

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.jackyl.com

Twitter: @jackyljesse

Closing, I really enjoyed this record just like all their records. This band has not put out a bad record. There are very few bands from the 1990’s that I enjoyed to listen to throughout their era and now. My favorite track is “Walk My Mile” and “Best In Show.” There is not more to say about this great record that it is a very great record. I highly recommend this record if you are a fan of this band or just love straight in your face rock and roll. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Beer Blog Heavy Sea Winter Bock

When in Michigan for Thanksgiving, we are going to get into another brew from Heavy Sea Brewery. The beer is their winter seasonal and it is called Winter Bock. If you read my earlier blog on their flagship beer, you know the history of this brewery. If you have not, please read the first part of that beer post. Let us get into the beer.

This winter bock has a dark amber color. There is a little earthy to a bit nutty malty smell. The taste has a ton going on the beer. It has a nutty, earthly, and malty taste. It is pretty drinkable beer.

Here is a description from the beer bottle:

With a full ruby hue, rich malty character, and earthy hop aroma. Winter Storm is an original– an Imperial ESB for the winter months. 7.5% Alc./Vol.

Here is a description from their website (www.hsbeer.com):

Winter Storm

Pyrate Fleet Fleet

Winter Storm may be Hugh’s favorite beer in the Heavy Seas catalogue. Our winter ale draws on hops from the West Coast and the UK for its pronounced bitterness. A mix of pale and darker malts give it its tawny color and its bigger body. True to the style, Winter Storm’s aroma is nutty malts and earthy hops. This is a perfect fall beer, especially because of its warming qualities.

BEER DETAILS

Style: Imperial Extra Special Bitter (ESB)

ABV: 7.5%

IBUs: 50

Availability: October-December

Hops: Warrior, UK Goldings, UK Fuggles, Cascade, Centennial

Malts: 2-row, Crystal, Caramalt, Chocolate Malt

SUGGESTIONS

Food Pairings: Brie or Havarti cheese, pan-seared steak, barbecued pork

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.hsbeer.com

Twitter: @heavyseasbeer

Closing, this beer is awesome and it got me in trouble, which I am still recovering from two days later. This Winter Storm is extremely drinkable for being 7.5% ABV. There is a ton going on this beer. I really enjoyed this beer and I wished I could have brought some back from Michigan. I am happy to see them around Michigan stores but I wish they were in my Chicago liquor stores. At least, they are getting closer and it is reason to go back to Michigan. This is what ESB should taste like not what I have been drinking here in the Chicago area or wherever. I recommend you trying this beer at least once. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Beer Blog MacTarnahan’s Brewing Spine Tingler

When in Michigan for Thanksgiving, we are going to check out MacTarnahn’s Brewing and the beer is called Spine Tingler. MacTarnahan’s Brewing was founded in 1986 by Robert Malcolm “Mac” MacTarnahan, who was one of the investors in the Brewery. At one time, this brewery was called Portland Brewing. Pyramid Brewery brought this brewery in 2004. Pyramid Brewery was sold to Magic Hat Brewery in 2008 and they later sold in 2010 to North American Breweries. Let us get into the beer.

This beer has a golden clear color with a semi head on it but there is a heavy carbonation when pouring from the bottle. It has a nice hoppy Belgian smell. The taste is a carbonation with Belgian species aftertaste. It is kind of drinkable beer.

Here is a description from their website (www.macsbeer.com):

Spine Tingler

Malts: Pilsner Malt, Wheat Hops: Northern Brewer, Perle Spice: Candied Sugar Bitternes: 23 IBU Alcohol By Volume: 8.5%

A surprisingly sublime Belgian-style triple offering an electrifying blend of spicy aromatics balanced with a lively malt palate that is so good it’s scary.

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.macsbeer.com

Twitter: @macsbeer

Closing, I was pretty stun at how close this beer is to a real Belgium Triple. If anyone in the United States can make beer good, it is Portland. There are very few beers I had from Portland that are just flat-out bad. I love the aroma from the beers. The taste of the nice hop character. This is brewery has nailed it. I will have this beer again when I am in Michigan because I do not believe I have seen this brewery around Chicago. I will put this brewery on my list when I make it out to Portland again. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

New Beer Blog Short’s Brew Pandemonium Pale Ale

When in Michigan for Thanksgiving, we are going to sample out another beer from Short’s Brew Pandemonium Pale Ale. If you read my earlier blog on their India Pale Ale, you know something on this brewery. If you have not, please read the first part of that beer blog. Let us get into the beer.

This beer has a clear color with a white head on it. There is a slight citrus smell to it. It is very fate to the beer. The taste is a carbonation citrus with a slight dry bitter aftertaste. It is pretty drinkable beer.

Here is a description from the beer bottle:

Behold the Bitter Hysteria

Here is a description from their website (www.shortsbrewing.com):

Pandemonium Pale Ale

This coppered colored American pale ale lends its hue to hearty two row malts and hand selected specialty grains. Hop additions balance the wort, resulting in a tasty union of flavors and earthy aromas. Behold the bitter hysteria!

Here is their website and twitter addresses:

Website: www.shortsbrewing.com

Twitter: @shortsbrewing

Closing out the beer tab, this pale ale is pretty good but it is not one of my favorite from this brewery. If I cannot find their India Pale Ale, this one is around. I will be drinking this pale ale. I will throw this beer in the mix once in a while but I cannot get it in Chicago. When I come back to Michigan, I will be drinking it. If I get it all the time, it will be on my radar once in a blue moon. If you do not like IPA’s, you will enjoy this beer. If you like Pale Ale, you will like this beer. If you like beer, you better try. Go get some! Drink it! Enjoy it! Metal it! \m/

Cheers!

Bill DJ Weiser

Email: djweiser13@comcast.net

Twitter: @djweiser

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