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  • 1 Custer - Working with Electricity Course. This course provides participants with an overview of the fundamental skills and concepts to help prospective PV installers develop competent and safe work practices when dealing with photovoltaic systems. Highly recommended for non-electricians interested in PV system installation. 7558 Deer Road. For more information call (715) 592-6595.
  • 1 Waupaca - Waupaca Community Oratorio Chorus Concert. The Waupaca Community Oratorio Chorus, 100-voice chorus performs with symphony under the direction of Dan Wolfgram. This year's concert will be presenting Mozart's Requiem and a variety of music by Rogers and Hammerstein. This concert is a tribute to the late Gerald Knoepfel. Waupaca High School Auditorium, E2325 King Rd. Event starts at 2:30PM. For more information call (888) 417-4040.
  • 3 - 6 Milwaukee - Othello. Culminating in one of Shakespeare's most powerfully dramatic scenes, this classic revenge tragedy comes to life in a modern and edgy adaptation set in the world of motorcycle gangs. Milwaukee Repertory Theater, 108 E Wells St. For more information call (414) 224-9490.
  • 4 Janesville - Story and Stroll. This program is designed for preschool aged children (suggested ages 2, 3 & 4 year olds) along with their parents or caregivers. Children participate in a few stories then go for a stroll in the Gardens or play a few games indoors, depending on the season. Please dress for the weather. Rotary Botanical Gardens, 1455 Palmer Drive. For more information call (608) 752-3885 X 17.
  • 6 - 8 West Allis - Wheel & Sprocket Bike Expo. Bike show and bike sale featuring more than 1500 bikes fully assembled and ready to ride. Visit with factory representatives and experts, attend clinics, seminars and more. Shop for 1000s of bike parts, accessories and clothing. Wisconsin Exposition Center at Wisconsin State Fair Park. For more information call (414) 529-6600.
  • 7 Boulder Junction - Easter Cache Hunt. Hunt for 12 caches, lunch for participants, prizes and wagon rides. Boulder Junction Winter Park, Old Hwy K. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 1:30PM. For more information call (715) 385-2400.
  • 7 Milwaukee - Egg Day. Egg-stra special event with activities for children including an egg hunt, arts & crafts, an Easter parade and more. Milwaukee County Zoo, 10001 W Bluemound Rd. For more information call (414) 771-5500.
  • 7 Pleasant Prairie - Easter Hoppenings at the Jelly Belly Visitor Center [Open Link in New. Visit with the Easter Bunny. Join in for guessing game, raffles, prizes and more. Jelly Belly Visitor Center, 10100 Jelly Belly Lane. For more information call (866) 868-7522.
  • 8 Black River Falls - WWIS Home Show. Showcases products and services for the home, including contractors, landscapers, real estate agents, products and suppliers from throughout West-Central Wisconsin. Jackson County Fair Park, Hwy 54 West. Event starts at 8:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (877) 997-9947.
  • 11 Madison - Tunes at Monona Terrace. The Stellanovas, Eclectic Jazz. 5:30PM - 7PM, Exhibition Hall. Free and open to the public. Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
  • 12 - 13 Custer - Intermediate Photovoltaics Course. This two-day course uses lecture and hands-on classroom activities to teach the basic principles of PV system design and installation. Recommended for participants working toward NABCEP PV Installer Certification or planning on attending MREA advanced courses. 7558 Deer Road. For more information call (715) 592-6595.
  • 12 Madison - The Wright Design Series. "Great UN-expectations x PechaKucha" Madison Ballroom C. 7PM Lecture Hall. Free and open to the public. Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
  • 12 Madison - Seun Kuti & Egypt 80. Veterans of a quarter-century of Afro-beat nights, this band combines a tight brass section, incomparable groove of African percussion and voices, and pointed lyrics to create beautiful music with a purpose. Wisconsin Union Theater, 800 Langdon St. Event starts at 8:00PM. For more information call (608) 265-2787.
  • 13 West Bend - Alex DePue World Music Duo. Fiddler & guitarist/vocalist duo known for its fiery performances and unique international sound. UW Washington County Campus Theatre, 400 University Drive. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (262) 335-5208.
  • 13 - 15 Wisconsin Rapids - Central Wisconsin Prairie Chicken Festival. "A Celebration of Grasslands" includes: Greater Prairie Chicken viewing, birding tours, childrens' crafts, wildlife talks and demonstrations, local vendors, nature art and literature, book sales, and more. Features: Buena Vista, Leola, Mead and Paul Olson Wildlife Areas, Historic Point Basse and more. Low-cost wristband grants entry to most locations. Reservation and additional fee required for some events. Throughout Central Wis Grasslands. Event starts at 4:30AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (715) 343-6215.
  • 14 Appleton - The Flying Karamazov Brothers. Known for their juggling skill, comedic timing, impromptu audience interaction and vaudevillian genius, the unexpected is exactly what you should expect with The Flying Karamazov Brothers. Fox Cities Performing Arts Center. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (920) 730-3760.
  • 14 Cedarburg - McMann & Tate-Tomato Dodgeball. Enjoy an evening of Adult Improv Comedy with McMann & Tate and help raise money for Cystic Fibrosis at the same time. Cedarburg Cultural Center, W62 N546 Washington Avenue. Event starts at 8:00PM. For more information call (262) 375-3676.
  • 14 - 17 Custer - PV Design and Installation Lab Course. This four-day course offers participants an advanced level of lecture and hands-on learning that will prepare them for field installations and other advanced courses. While working on a training roof, participants will learn safety procedures, system design and layout, component selection and specification, electrical and mechanical integration techniques, and troubleshooting. 7558 Deer Road. For more information call (715) 592-6595.
  • 14 Eau Claire - The Steep Canyon Rangers. While headlining festivals like Merlefest and Bonnaroo alongside Steve Martin for part of each year, the Rangers continue to perform alone as a quintet on stages such as Telluride, RockyGrass, and "A Prairie Home Companion" with Garrison Keillor. With smooth vocals, smart songwriting, ferocious instrumentals, and jaw dropping harmony, the Rangers are bringing bluegrass to music lovers across the USA and around the world. Eau Claire Regional Arts Center, 316 Eau Claire St. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (715) 832-2787.
  • 14 - 15 Fond du Lac - Model Train Show. Free admission. Giant "HO" gauge layout, all gauges, kids can have picture taken in RR cutout. Sat 10AM-4PM, Sun 9AM-2PM. First Presbyterian Church, 1225 4th St. For more information call (920) 922-0425.
  • 14 Herbster - Herbster Annual Smelt Fry. Raffle prizes, door prizes, baked beans, coleslaw, rolls, coffee and the best all-you-can-eat feast of fresh smelt. Sponsored by the Herbster Community Club. Herbster Historical Log Gym, Lenawee Rd. Event starts at 3:00PM and ends at 7:00PM. For more information call (715) 774-3797.
  • 14 Manitowoc - Lakeshore Big Band. Allen and Mara Bonde will be featured piano and vocal soloists with the LBB and also perform as a father/daughter duo. Capitol Civic Centre, 913 S 8th Street. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (920) 683-1937.
  • 14 Milwaukee - Family Free Days. Bring a pack to the Zoo for free. Free admission for all, parking fee does apply. Milwaukee County Zoo, 10001 W Bluemound Rd. Event starts at 9:30AM and ends at 4:30PM. For more information call (414) 256-5412.
  • 14 - 15 Mukwonago - Crazy Quilters' Quilt Show. Presentations include sewing machine maintenance, a lecture on Friendship and Album Quilts, and daily bed turnings of the Jonathon Riddle family quilts. More than 250 judged quilts on display, along with a queen-sized quilt raffle, quilt appraisals and vendor booths. Lunch is available both days. Call for entry info. Parkview Middle School, 930 N. Rochester . For more information call (414) 529-2593.
  • 14 - 15 Tomahawk - WJJQ Home, Sport & Travel Show with Health Expo. Products and services, door prizes and concessions. Outdoor display of new cars, boats and RVs. Sat 9AM-4PM, Sun 10AM-3PM. Free admission. Tomahawk School Complex. For more information call (715) 453-4482.
  • 14 Turtle Lake - American Legion Smelt Fry. Smelt from the Green Bay area served with chips, beans, coleslaw and dessert. A tradition since the 1970s and still going strong. 320 Maple Street South. For more information call (800) 811-0338.
  • 14 Wautoma - Blue Ribbon Kids Day. Waushara County celebrates families at the area's annual family fun and resource fair.The free event features lively entertainment, hands-on activities and informational exhibits for parents and children. Fire trucks and ambulances, bouncy castles, clowns, petting zoos, face painting and good old fashion fun. Parkside School, 16th Ave. Event starts at 8:30AM and ends at 12:00PM. For more information call (888) 250-4331.
  • 15 Hudson - Spring Showcase. This event is free and open to the public. Children's activities, family entertainment and a day full of activities geared to showcase products and services available in the Hudson Area. These products range from new vehicles and home furnishings to health-related products and lawn maintenance services. Hudson Sports & Civic Center, 1820 Hanley Road. Event starts at 11:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (800) 657-6775.
  • 15 Nekoosa - Wakely's Sugar Bush/Earth Preservation Day. See sap from the sugar bush being cooked down to make syrup. If the maple trees are running, you can also help gather the sap. Then, sample some of the maple syrup on a pancake. Historic Point Basse, 364 Wakely Rd. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (715) 886-4202.
  • 16 West Bend - Home Brew Contest. Enter your home brew in Washington County Historical Society's second Home Brew Contest. Three barrels of winning recipe will be made by Riverside Brewery and sampled at Brew-HaHa 2012 in September. Call for registration info. Sorry, no lagers or bocks. Riverside Brewery, 255 S Main St. For more information call (262) 335-4678.
  • 18 - 22 Madison - Wisconsin Film Festival. Presented by the Univeristy of Wisconsin Arts Institute the annual Wisconsin Film Festival brings a vast array of unique films to the Madison area. A five-day exploration of new American independent dramatic and documentary films, animation, experimental restorations and revivals. Madison theaters. For more information call (608) 265-2933.
  • 19 Germantown - Creating Dairyland with Author Edward Janus. Wisconsin is known as America's Dairyland. Wisconsin author, oral historian and former dairyman Ed Janus talks about his recent book, "Creating Dairyland". Janus will explore how so much of the country's dairy industry became concentrated in our backyard over 150 years ago. Germantown Community Library, N112W16957 Mequon Rd. For more information call (262) 335-4678.
  • 19 Peshtigo - Astronomy Night at the Arboretum. Introduction to stars, constellations, star lore and other space related topics and includes a stargazing tour. Dress for the weather, hot beverages will be provided. Inclement weather, event will be cancelled. Free public program, call for more information. Harmony Arboretum, County Rd. E. Event starts at 7:45PM. For more information call (715) 732-7780.
  • 20 - 22 Ashland - Home & Sport Show. Displays & demos of home and recreational products. Bay Area Civic Center, 320 4th Ave W. For more information call (800) 284-9484.
  • 20 - 22 Baileys Harbor - Brown Trout Tournament. One of the premier fishing contests on Lake Michigan. A $25 entry fee entitles participants an opportunity to win generous cash prizes for the top 60 heaviest fish with a grand prize valued at over $1500 to be awarded to the angler with the biggest fish. For more information call (920) 839-2366.
  • 20 - 22 Madison - Midwest Horse Fair. Non-horse owners, families and children can meet the horses up close by touring the eight different barns. Hundreds of clinics, seminars and educational events are presented by some of the top horse professionals from around the country. Over 500 vendor booths offer shopping opportunities with something for everyone. Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way. For more information call (608) 267-3976.
  • 20 - 22 Merrill - Central Wisconsin Concertina Festival. More than 100 concertina artists from around the state and beyond play and enjoy their fellow musicians. Food and refreshments, free parking, concertina display. Les & Jim's Lincoln Lanes, 1208 North Center Ave. For more information call (715) 536-9405.
  • 20 - 22 Stevens Point - Trivia 42- World's Largest Trivia Contest. 54-hour trivia contest heard on WWSP 89.9FM the UW-Stevens Point campus radio. Contest is open to the public. Fri 6PM thru Sun midnite. UWSP Communications Bldg. For more information call (715) 346-3755.
  • 21 Baraboo - Ladies Must Swing, Big Band. This all-female ensemble has inspired a loyal following among its fans, and has appeared around the midwest, as well as Washington DC. Says band leader June Dalton,"we're good at getting people to have fun because we have fun." Al Ringling Theatre, 136 4th Ave. For more information call (608) 356-8864.
  • 21 Kenosha - Dairy State Cheese & Beer Festival. This growing event, hosted at the ever-popular Brat Stop, includes some of the area's finest micro-brews, a home-brew section, cheeses from around the Dairy State and live music. It is a benefit for the after school programs at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha. Brat Stop, 12304 75th St. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (262) 654-6200.
  • 21 Madison - Isthmus Green Day. Enjoy more than 100 Eco-friendly exhibits, great speakers, live music, food and drink samples, demos galore and so much more. Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (608) 251-5627.
  • 21 Madison - Isthmus Green Day. Join us for the fifth annual Isthmus Green Day Festival! This is an earth-friendly expo that you don't want to miss out on! The event is all about learning how to make simple changes to help keep our planet beautiful and clean for future generations. Monona Terrace. For more information call (608) 251-5627 .
  • 21 Milwaukee - 9th Annual Milwaukee Oyster Roast. The Milwaukee Oyster Roast takes the traditional oyster roast and tweaks it Milwaukee-style! (We add beer and motorcycles!) The evening features all-you-can-eat steamed, South Carolina oysters, a delicious Cajun cuisine, live music, silent auction and much much more. Stick around for drinks and dancing. All proceeds help support Wisconsinites touched by blood cancers. Harley-Davidson Museum, 400 W Canal Street. For more information call (262( 785-4273.
  • 21 Oshkosh - Oshkosh Half Marathon & 5K. Family Fitness Weekend features a half marathon, 5k and kids' run. Races will end up at the Leach Amphitheater in downtown Oshkosh. Downtown.. For more information call (800) 429-8044.
  • 21 Racine - SWMS 4th Annual Winetasting and Silent Auction. A fundraising wine tasting and silent auction. Hundreds of items up for auction as well as over 20 wines and beers to taste. Please contact the school to reserve your tickets. Call for ticket info. Racine Masonic Center, 1012 Main. For more information call (262) 632-6797.
  • 21 Whitewater - Hal Holbrook - Mark Twain Tonight!. It is, quite simply, one of the most acclaimed and enduring performances in the history of theater. Fifty-seven years ago, a young actor took the stage in a tiny off-Broadway theater and introduced the world to a man they would never forget. The actor was Hal Holbrook and the man was Mark Twain. Don't miss this magical evening of theatre. UW-Whitewater's Young Auditorium, 930 W Main St. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (262) 472-2222.
  • 22 Manitowoc - Girls Make History Day. The Wisconsin Maritime Museum will host a fun, educational day filled with maritime-related activities for young girls. In addition, there will be a tea party for girls, their dolls, and an adult from Noon-1PM. Wisconsin Maritime Museum, 75 Maritime Dr. For more information call (866) 724-2356.
  • 25 Madison - Tunes at Monona Terrace. Diamonds & Martinis - Neil Diamond Tribute Show. 5:30PM to 7PM, Exhibition Hall. Free and open to the public. Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
  • 26 Spooner - Food and Wine Tasting. Food from local restaurants, tasting of wines, and live entertainment. Tickets are available at the Chamber office or its members. Raffle and auction with a portion of the proceeds going to a local charity. Sponsored by the Spooner Area Chamber of Commerce. Northwest Sports Complex, 212 Oak St. Event starts at 5:00PM and ends at 9:00PM. For more information call (800) 367-3306.
  • 27 - 29 Madison - The Great Midwest Alpaca Festival. Discover the magic of Alpacas at this great event! You can learn all about these beautiful animals, get to know local and area breeders, and learn about the versatile alpaca fiber. Vendors will be on hand selling a variety of alpaca fiber products. Admission is free, but parking fees apply. Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way. For more information call (608) 267-3976.
  • 27 Onalaska - Wellness Expo. Free health checks (hearing, vision, bone density, foot, lung, blood pressure), chair massages, speakers, free lunch, musical entertainment and cooking demonstrations. More than 70 exhibitors. Door prizes & free admission. OmniCenter, 255 Riders Club Street. For more information call (608) 781-9566.
  • 27 - 29 Wisconsin Dells - The New Wisconsin Dells Polka Fest. Eight great bands scheduled for this weekend of fun! Hosted by the Polka Party Animal: Patrick Henry Cukierka! Lenny Gomulka and The Chicago Push from Massachusetts (Saturday & Sunday) The Knewz from New York (Friday) Alex Meixner Band from Florida (Friday) with Hank Guzevich and Ed Klancnek Gary 's Ridgeland Dutchmen from Wisconsin (Friday) Craig Ebel & DyVersaCo from Minnesota (Saturday) with Christopher! Lenny Zielinski & The "D" Street Band from Illinois (Saturday) The Polish Connection Band from Wisconsin (Saturday) The Bratwurst Brothers from Illinois (Sunday) Hours: Friday: 6PM - Midnight, Saturday: 1PM - 1AM, Sunday: Noon - 6PM. Please call for admission info. Chula Vista Resort, 2501 River Road. For more information call (800) 659-6811.
  • 28 - 29 Brooklyn - Depot Days in Brooklyn. Model railroad displays, speeder car rides on a C&NW track, carnival, geocaching event, nature adventures, and concessions. Art show and sale. Citywide garage sale on Saturday. Pancake breakfast Sunday morning and free fire truck rides. Sat 10AM-5PM, Sun 10AM-4PM. For more information call (608) 455-3121.
  • 28 - 29 Green Bay - TitleTown Train Show. Northeastern Wisconsin's premier train show with 40,000 sq. ft. of model trains, operating layouts and exhibits. Numerous vendors, door prizes, model judging contest, modeling clinics, and special childrens' activities. Sat 9AM-5PM, Sun 10AM-4PM. Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena, 1901 S Oneida St. For more information call (920) 217-5318.
  • 28 Highland - 3rd Annual Feed the Need Spring Charity Ride. Charity Ride for local food pantries. Routes:14Mile, 2-50K, 75K, 100K, 100 Mile. Spaghetti meal, rest stops & Sag Support. 726 Main Street. For more information call (608) 732-6333.
  • 28 La Crosse - Between the Bluffs Beer, Wine and Cheese Festival. Taste over 200 quality beers poured by over 35 breweries, experience over 45 types of wine and sample and purchase gourmet cheeses while enjoying live music. Southside Oktoberfest Grounds, 2nd and La Crosse Streets. Event starts at 2:00PM and ends at 6:00PM. For more information call (800) 658-9424.
  • 28 Madison - Crazylegs Classic. 8K run/wheelchair and 2-mile fun walk. Event begins on the Capitol Square; finishes at Camp Randall Stadium. All proceeds benefit the UW Athletic Department. Run/Walk 10AM; Wheelchair 9:45AM. Capitol Square to Camp Randall Stadium. For more information call (608) 261-5347.
  • 28 Oshkosh - Winefeast. Sample more than 200 wines and hand-selected beers. Silent auction and raffle. Tasty cuisine from more than 10 area restaurants. Benefits the Boys & Girls Clubs & Southwest Rotary Club. Oshkosh Convention Center, 2 N. Main Street. Event starts at 7:00PM and ends at 10:00PM. For more information call (920) 424-1300.
  • 28 Pewaukee - Pewaukee River Run. Canoe race down the Fox River from Pewaukee to Frame Park in Waukesha, a 6-mile paddle. 1195 E. Wisconsin Ave. Event starts at 8:00AM. For more information call (800) 366-8474.
  • 28 Rhinelander - Hodag, Hops and Vines Microbrew and Wine Tasting. Microbrew and Wine tasting event; specialty shops also offering samples and products for sale. Must be at least 21 years of age to purchase tickets and attend event. Northwoods Banquet Center, 1540 Pueblo Dr. Event starts at 5:00PM and ends at 9:00PM. For more information call (800) 236-4386.
  • 28 West Bend - Healthy Living Expo. Discover the wonderful world of Natural Healing: 60+interactive booths, free massage, BioMat sessions, Water testing, test body's pH level & more. Tasting Safari open all day. Washington County Fair Park Pavilion. For more information call (262) 629-4301.
  • 29 Alma - Spring Birding Event By Mini Train. Participants will be birding by mini-rail car through the Tiffany State Wildlife Area and the Chippewa River Bottoms. Riding the Chippewa Valley Railroad Association's Mini-Train with a guide through the Tiffany Bottoms during the spring migration is an unforgettable experience. Previous events sited 76 species of birds. Space is limited, contact the Wings Over Alma Nature Center to reserve your spot which includes the train ride, a sack lunch and some of the best birding guides in the area. Subject to weather conditions, event may be rescheduled. Wings Over Alma Nature & Art Center, 118 N Main Street. For more information call (608) 685-3303.

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  • Dec 26 through Apr 21 Racine - Watercolor Wisconsin 2011. One of the Racine Art Museum's most popular shows, Watercolor Wisconsin is a statewide competition organized by the museum annually since 1966. The exhibition takes a contemporary approach, while it emphasizes the possibilities inherent in painting on paper in a wide range of sizes and formats. RAM's Wustum Museum, 2519 Northwestern Avenue. For more information call (262) 636-9177.
  • Jan 13 through Apr 3 Portage - The Art of John Skille at the Tivoli. PCA is delighted to partner with Tivoli at Divine Savior Healthcare in bringing original art to the community at large featuring the Art of John Skille. Tivoli, 2805 Hunters Trail. For more information call (608) 742-5655.
  • Jan 14 through May 6 Green Bay - Moneyville. Where can you play the stock market, run your own lemonade stand, put your face on a million dollar bill and see samples of currency from pounds to pesos? In Moneyville, that's where! This exciting new exhibit at the Neville will have you seeing money in a whole new way! Presented by U.S. Bancorp. Neville Public Museum. For more information call (920) 448-4460.
  • Mar 8 through May 6 Fort Atkinson - 9 To 5 - The Musical. Dolly Parton's 9 to 5 is a madcap tale about three talented, resourceful women who declare war on their tyrannical boss. What ensues is a fast moving, hilarious romp filled with great songs, lively dances and non-stop fun. Call for ticket info. The Fireside Dinner Theatre, 1131 Janesville Ave. For more information call (800) 477-9505.
  • Mar 24 through Apr 7 Sturtevant - Apple Holler Big Bunny Weekends. Three consecutive weekends: 3/24 & 3/25; 3/31 & 4/1; 4/6 & 4/7. A hopping good time for kids of all ages with Mrs. McGregor's storytelling, a haywagon ride through the orchard, games, prizes, a visit from the Big Bunny himself, pony rides and an Easter egg hunt. Please call for reservations. For more information call (262) 886-8500.
  • Mar 31 through Apr 1 Abbotsford - Annual Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Show. 42nd annual show featuring displays, speakers, and interactive presentations. Roving Rock Wizard to identify rocks, children's fish pond, Wizard's Black Light Display, and panning for gemstones. Rock, mineral, and fossil dealers with specimens, carvings, and jewelry for sale. Monroe Senior High School, 1600 26th St. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (608) 328-7171.
  • Mar 31 through Apr 1 Minocqua - Only Fools Run At Midnight 5k. The race kicks off at Midnight on Saturday evening with all kinds of "Fools" running in this unique race! Come in costume or in your running gear...but don't forget, it's dark in the Northwoods at Midnight...so bring your headlamp or flashlight. The best dressed "fool" gets his/her own trophy! Start/Finish at Lakeland Union High School, 9573 Hwy 70 West. Event starts at 10:00PM and ends at 1:30AM. For more information call (800) 446-6784.

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