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New `Call of Duty' could set entertainment record
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EBay settles lawsuit filed by Skype founders
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Review: Motorola's Droid is a serious smart phone
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Google providing better view of personal data
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Microsoft lays off 800 more workers worldwide
REDMOND, Wash. (AP) -- Microsoft Corp. says it is cutting 800 more jobs. That's in addition to the 5,000 layoffs it announced in January....
A growing PayPal could soon overshadow parent eBay
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Video: A new workout for the Wii
Ubisoft's upcoming fitness game, YourShape, promises an experience a step up from Wii Fit. In the process, can it help revitalize the Nintendo console?
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Popular iPhone movie app flops on BlackBerry
Flixster's Movies app just isn't up to snuff on BlackBerry.
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Mobile: Still waiting to see what sticks
As businesses try to capitalize on the growing mobile software market, open source can offer a way to encourage adoption and build products in the image of the prospective buyer.
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The App Store business model, nearly perfected by Apple, has changed the way software is made, sold, distributed, and priced. Join Rafe Needleman in discussion with CNET's Maggie Reardon and GigaOm's Sebastian Rupley.
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EMI to offer instant concert recordings
An initiative called Abbey Road Live will enable concert attendees to buy CDs, DVDs, or flash cards with recordings of the show they just heard.
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Sesame Street, Droid get Google's love
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Microsoft launching health tech video show
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Astronauts prep for not-so-close encounter with space debris
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Sorry, kids: No social networking on the Xbox 360
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Week in review: Microsoft getting lucky with 7?
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Adobe's Photoshop app comes to Android
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Gadgettes 161: The geeks in love episode

Sometimes a gadget comes along that sweeps you off your geeky feet. Also, it's not very often that a curiously upholstered SUV comes along and crashes into the podcast like a wrecking ball. Today we bring you all of the above in one episode.

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EPISODE 161

Motorola Droid

The commercial

Dating habits of iPhone users: A profile

Molly’s new true love: HP Envy 15

Japan's NEC takes aim at interpreters with head mounted projection device

GelaSkins

Reverse gender gap
Shmotter.com--create outfits

Plastic surgery iPhone app

A pPropos (of) nothing
Kiss the QOOQ: A New PC for the Kitchen

Why Didn’t I Think of That?
Senior Mobile Phone actually is your grandma’s phone

Kill me
Dedicated tweeting gadget TwitterPeek launches

E-mail
It’s so obvious! We all know that we’re supposed to unplug our appliances when we’re not using them – and we know that plugging/ unplugging is a pain and also potentially damaging to the cord. So – how about twisting the outlet to make it go on/off? Genius!

Cianna Stewart


Hi Gadgettes,

I found these today from a link on Reddit and became flabbergasted. I thought I knew what pants were until this. I cannot even begin to imagine what segment this would go to.

They make them for women too.

-Erick from Michigan


I can’t decide if this is best for Bling RX, Tool Time or What The
Hell? All I know is my mind is melting a little reading about the SUV
with whale penis leather interior and gold-plated bulletproof windows.
Cianna

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Gadgettes 160: The Batten Down the Hatches Episode

Molly's out of the office with the swine flu. In her honor, we cover the tech that allows you to keep yourself germ free. Don't worry. Even if you end up with the flu, we also cover the tech that will keep you entertained while you recover.

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EPISODE 160

Want to steer clear of N1H1? Stay off the couch

Self Sanitizing Keyboard (thanks David!)

Keep your arms dry while you wash dishes (or while you wash everything in your house.)

Designer hand sanitizer

Ericsson’s Spider PC projects the keyboard, screen

Driverless car takes you to the doctor

Time-lapse photography on your iphone

Make your iphone photos look like miniatures with tiltshift

If you’re tooly, pass the time with sports:
Football

or baseball

or even basketball

A Propos (of) Nothing
LED lashes

What a Concept!
Concept Toaster Lets You Watch As It Does Its Work

Gender gap
Air Board

What the Hell?!
Asspeaker (thanks Charlene!)

It’s About Time
Wake Up Light

E-Mail
Hi lovely people of Gadgettes!

I was just doing some of my normal, day to day internet browsing when I stumbled upon…. the most…. hysterically horrifying thing, I have ever seen. Nothing has screamed Gadgettes to me more than the gem that is the Palm Beach Sugar Daddy Ken Doll, complete with white dog and pink leash. I know this has nothing to do with tech, which is why I propose a new segment! D-bag of the week! Enjoy!

Kyle


Hey gals (& guy),
Just listened to “The Bad Marketing Episode” and was slightly amused by the seven patty Whopper. Until I saw the youtube video of some Japanese guy trying to bite it. Then it was hilarious!!!! Here's the link. BTW I wish I could speak Japanese so I could understand what they're saying.:)
Great show, sometimes politically in correct but, always hysterical!

Kahli (pronounced kah-lee)

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Gadgettes 159: The Bad Marketing Ideas Episode

With the launch of Windows 7 this week, we've seen a number of product marketing attempts that made us ask "what on earth does this have to do with anything?"

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EPISODE 159

Windows Cafe in Paris

Windows 7 Whopper marketing promotion

I'm a PC USB keys

Pistachio ad campaign featuring Levi Johnston

Dolce & Gabbana Sony Ericsson Jalou

Regretsy

Belly up to the bar, Sam
Obviously, a Bar Made of a Boeing 747 Engine Attracts Girls In the Skimpiest Dresses (thanks Sam)

iREV (thanks Sam)

This week in Hello Kitty
Hello Kitty anatomy toy

Why Didn't I Think of That
Self sharpening pencil (thanks Clay J!)

Gender Gap
Microsoft Surface turned into the ultimate D&D board

Pretty
Apple Magic Mouse

Ask a Gadgette
Dear Gadgettes! I seek some of your infinite knowledge of tools!

Does owning a Gold Dolce & Gabbana MOTORAZR make me a tool? I do enjoy showing it off, especially when with friends and family, but keeping in mind, I didn't purchase this but in fact found it in the trash, What with my friend having a Pink version, I used her spare battery and flashed the device to a working state. Does owning one of these give me the status of "Tool"???

Love the show! (Welcome back molly!)

Cheers,

NKP, (Australia)

E-Mail
Hey ladies (and one dude):

Remember The Alien Abduction Lamp you guys talked about a loooong time ago (I’m talking from way back–this was pre-Jason, and I think Molly was still on maternity leave) in "The 'is it art?' Episode"? And how it was only a proof-of-concept and not actually for sale? Well good news because now it’s for sale for realz, bee-yotches!

I signed up for the e-mail notifications from the designer, Lasse Klein, ages ago and finally got the news I’d been waiting over 3 years for: the lamp has landed. And it still comes with the adorable little cow abductee from those concept shots way back when. Woohoo! You might need to be quick, though, because apparently they’re only making 2000 of them.

I already reserved mine.

Love the show!

Jackie

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Gadgettes 158: The International and Fabulous Episode

In honor of our special guest, Micky Hoogendijk, we cover gadgets with an international flare. You might think that a show as classy as this one might not include any questionable content. You would be wrong.

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EPISODE 158

Giorgio Armani extends designer touch to new mobile

Samsung Blue Earth sees light in Sweden


http://dvice.com/archives/2009/10/lgs-pop-touchsc.php

Dolce Gusto single-cup coffee maker is a beautiful thing

Dyson Fan

Speakers as thin as your TV

Apropos (of) nothing
Inflatable photo booth houses 11-megapixel camera, fun

It’s About Time Hello Kitty Watch (literally) Edition
Flik Flak launch Hello Kitty watches

PRETTY
Joey Roth’s ceramic speakers

Pink watch
Cleaning Trolley Toy (thanks, Sparkman!)

Good Vibrations
The Shake Weight (thanks…I think, Ikcor)

Ask a Gadgette
Hi Gadgettes
As you would have probably already heard, the Kindle is now available internationally, and ever since it came out, I have been dying to get one!, as I live in Australia, and it wasn’t available until now
I am considering whether I really need one, but I do read a large amount of books each month, and it’s hard to carry a book to read on the bus to school while having a million and one other schoolbooks.
Should I get one, and what network does it run on outside the states?
Finally, what is the price in Australian $$, as it says $279 on the amazon website but I am not sure if that is correct.
Love the show
Allen, From Newcastle (one of the covered areas!), Australia

E-Mail
OK, so I just marched the Sansa Clip Plus through a bunch of different kinds of music and songs I’m really familiar with: some Beethoven, some Vivaldi, some CCR, some Irish folk, some Led Zeppelin, the theme song to that other CNET podcast, My ear is usually OK: I can normally hear the difference between a CD and a standard MP3, even at pretty high bit rates, particularly for classical stuff. My report: It’s fine, whiny audiophiles.

Which is good, because it would kill me to be cranky with the podcast I listen to when I want to be cheered up. Whew. Now maybe I can stop hearing the “Depression” theme from the movie Stripes (track 3 on the soundtrack).

Love. The. Show.
Chris


Jason, Kelly, Lindsay, and Molly,

Did you ever realize that your names line up perfectly with the alphabet? J, K, L, and M. And with Natali, that adds N!

I think that if you ever decide to add anyone else to the show at any point, you’ll have to screen them carefully to make sure their name begins with either I or O.

Cheers!
Meggie

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Gadgettes 157: The Recessionista Episode

We've heard that the recession is waning. But our gut tells us something different. Today we examine gadgets that appeal to our recession-warped minds.

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EPISODE 157

Downturn doll sleeps in a car - but costs $95

Dell banks its brand on artists, baseball and nail polish

Netbooks rise, notebooks fall

Sony’s new Vaio X: thinnest laptop ever, $1,300 and up

SanDisk on Sansa: Value is our top priority

Gilt on the Go iPhone app

A Propos (of) Nothing
Big Sleeping Grizzly Bear Bean Bag (Thanks Jakub!)

It’s Potty Time
Toilet Scale (Thanks Jakub!)

Hot Asian Gadgets
Afraid of swine flu? Wear this suit

Whaaaaaat? The hell
Men, convertible drivers more likely to have hearing loss

House panel OKs bill to lower volume on commercials

Tool Time (literal edition)
Bottle-opening hammer makes construction seem really fun, irresponsible

E-MAIL
Hey Gadgettes

i was in a maths lesson today, i sat down, and what did i see? oh yes some transformers cufflinks that you talked about and i had the tool time theme tune go through my head and then mollys “oh hell no!” it was surreal then i told the guy next to me and he was like oh my god AWESOME.I am now so confused who is the real tool is it us of the actuall “cool people”.

after asking him about them he was rather defensive saying “thats no to do with maths!”

please help me find out who is the tool and who isnt im having a bit of a crisis!

thanks
Oliver in Oxford

P.S. congratulations on the baby jason!


Ladies:

I don’t understand this.
Is it a car, is it a cupcake, is it a costume for Dragon*Con? And why kind of drugs do I need to get one.

Sean P Reiser


Hi Gadgettes,

Dan from Boston here. I was listening to episode 156 while making dinner and could not believe my ears when you listed the Foreman Grill as one of those things you would never think to use. I was literally wiping mine off before grilling up some chicken to put in a salad when I heard you say that! Mine is quite possibly my favorite kitchen gadget (after the coffee makers of course). I use that thing all the time to make grilled cheese, hotdogs, burgers, grilled PB&J sandwiches (sounds weird, but tastes great. trust me on this one), etc. Maybe it’s just because I’m a bachelor and just recently decided to start really learning my way around the kitchen, but the Foreman Grill is one of those things I look for excuses to use.

The pizzelle maker someone gave me on the other hand…yah, still no idea when I’ll ever use that.

Daniel

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Gadgettes 156: The Gourmet Gadgette

It's hard to keep us out of the kitchen, for no other reason than we just really enjoy food! Today we offer up a dilectable assortment of gourmet gadgets.

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EPISODE 156

Cocoon Cooker Grows Meat In Your Kitchen (thanks Bill!)

Ultrasonic dishwasher cleans your plates with waves of sound (thanks Sam!)

Ravi cools wine at the very moment it is poured

Cosentino turns minerals and woods into truly unique surfaces

LED Grabbing Tool Picks Valuables From Where Fingers Fear To Tread

Taylor Digital Measuring Cup Scale

A Propos (of) Nothing
Twelve Sided IQ Pentagon Puzzle

Bling RX
Swarovski Light Sock: The Chandelier Re-Imagined? (thanks Dr. Karl!)

It’s About (tool) Time
Ora watch (thanks everyone!)

It’s Potty Time
A bidet wherever you go

PRETTY
Piet Indoor Stove by Fredrik Hyltén-Cavallius

E-MAIL
The better mousetrap from Hammacher Schlemmer

And I quote: “the receptacle holds up to 10 mice before it has to be emptied.”

ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Have you ever smelled that one dead mouse that crawled behind the baseboard & died. Now multiply that by 10. Ewww!

Susan the tech from VA


Mes Gadgettes,

I am neither a doctor nor a woman so I am, of course, ideally suited to comment on the various offerings in the recent “Lady Parts” episode.

Toradol tampons?

Well, Toradol is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to relieve moderately severe, acute pain with side effects including ulcers, internal bleeding and fluid retention. Not to be used for more than five days in all, by the way.

Somehow, it doesn’t sound like a good idea to park this drug anywhere near your reproductive system any time of the month.

And don’t get me started on Latisse. Hypotrichosis sounds like another made-up “disease” to be cured with an “off label” drug use.

Remember, Thalidomide? It was prescribed to pregnant women to prevent nausea and how’d that work out?

But the rest of the show was a gas as usual.

Michael in Akron

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Gadgettes 155: The Lady Parts Episode

Not everything in today's show is about the "lady parts." That doesn't stop it from being awkward for the gents who might be listening. Not to mention, the gent who helped produce the show.

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EPISODE 155

Medicating menstrual cramps

Pokémon Menstrual Pad (Thanks Erick!)

Wait, is this a shoe?

Blood Lamp — creepy

Lady Parts jewelry (thanks Shane!)

Latisse

Temptu airbrush makeup system

What the hell
Robotic unicycle

Hey, baby
Why cry baby crying analyzer

What a concept
bheestie bag: get the wet out of your cell phone

Why didn’t I think of that?
Yoke shopper

It’s about time
10 amazing modern watch designs of the future

ASK A GADGETTE
Hi Molly, Kelly and Jason

I need some help. my parents have given me a choice and couldn’t think more qualified people to help. ether 32GB ipod touch or a ps3 slim
seeing as there the same price i just cant decide. help me please

Gerard Delaney
Ireland

E-MAIL
Whether you like pool or not, you gotta give it to the Obscura Pool Table.

(Via - everyone, including BornRich.)

It's like those projection systems in the mall, but on a pool table! So cool. So, using a series of infrared motion detectors and a projector, it can project effects on the pool table based on the motion of the balls. For example, according to the article (see pics), it can do water or fire trailing effects.

...and this can be yours for the low low price of 125,000USD! I bought two just in case one breaks. How about you?

;)

Love,
Dr. Karl


Do I remember correctly that one of the Gadgettes complains about having cold hands?

–Charlene
Houston, TX

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Gadgettes 154: The Kitchen Sink Episode

Most of the time, you get everything BUT the kitchen sink. But being that we're the Gadgettes, we've decided you deserve a little something extra. So we decided to give you a kitchen sink too.

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EPISODE 154

Misting kitchen sink

Water Lounge Offers Relaxing Stink Control

Gorenje unveils new generation of kitchen appliances at IFA 2009 (thanks Karl!)

Rhapsody approved for iphone

USB Posture Alert Reminder will set you on the straight and narrow

Fug
Hoof shoes (thanks Sparkman!)

Why Didn’t I Think of That
Powerbridge (Thanks Cameron!)

What a concept
Mobile office cube

It’s About Time
Timetable Keeps Office Meetings Short And Sweet, Well Short At Least

A propos (of) nothing
Monopoly Online Uses Google Maps As The Game Board
Aaaaaand FAIL

What the hell?
PlayStation gender detection

E-MAIL
After searching around for more Bugatti related appliances I found that they are all part of a set of appliances that Bugatti make, to complement the Coffee maker, tea kettle and toaster there is also the Bugatti Vela Blender.

and the Bugati Uma electronic Kitchen Scale With Timer.

Unfortunately I think these the only appliances left in the Bugatti line so I don’t think this warrants it’s own segment on the show

Much love
Khalid from England


Jason,
What’s up with the same t-shirt 2 weeks in a row?

Love the guys
Ross


were you aware that you have a wiki? I didn’t make it, and it has almost nothing on it. The real reason that i brought it up is that you guys commonly mention how many segments you have. There is a page that manages to keep track of the common ones.
with a little housekeeping, it could be an interesting way to take care of that mess of things like “golf crap” that are very uncommon.
Daniel

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Gadgettes 153: The Gun Show Episode

How on earth are you going to install that gun rack in your track if you don't have properly buffed guns on your arms? That's right, it's all about fitness tech. Now, Jason has to take a run around the block to catch a cab.

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EPISODE 153

Wii Fit Bulks Up

Sandisk Sansa Clip+ mp3 player looks pretty, plays awesome

Vivian Tam MP3 Player

Ultra-thin Sony VAIO X laptop weighs just 1.5 lb

Webcycle doles out internet speeds as fast as you’re pedaling (thanks, Morely!)

What would James Bond use? The Japanese pistol camera

What the hell!?
Really Snowing Picture Frame Makes It Winter Anytime

Pink Watch
Barbie’s gadgets

PRETTY (Bugatti Edition!)
Tea kettle of the future from Bugatti

Swarovski crystals and Italian leather for your Bugatti Diva

Why Didn’t I Think Of That?
Buttcam makes jeans shopping easy

VOICE MAIL
Hey Gadgettes,

I was listening to the discussion about ringtones and I figured that
Jason is really busy I figured I would help him out and make a
ringtone myself I made a “Pick up the phone Kelly” however I only know
how to make it for iphones but I figured that Kelly has an iphone so
this will work well for her so enjoy.
- Jonathan

EMAIL
Hi Gadgettes

Here’s some soap in the shape of controllers and other geeky things, including Mountain Dew bottles.

These might the makers of the Baby Hands soap.

Teresa
RogueTess

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Gadgettes 152: The kill me episode

Today's episode is all about technology that is so ridiculous, it calls for someone to exclaim "kill me." That, or it could actually kill you. Man, that's depressing. We lighten things up with the surfing equivalent of Rollerblades. Come to think of it, that might not be all that safe either.

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EPISODE 152

Ice Breaker wards off deadly icicles

New report: Cell phones may actually cause brain cancer

Attitude Chair rocks with six legs

New Justin Timberlake fragrance looks like an MP3 player

It’s about time
Chronotech’s Bluevoice combines wristwatch, headset (thanks Cameron!)

What a concept!
Progress Bar Clock: Day loading, please wait

Pretty (teen goth girl bedroom edition)
Poesy Illuminated Bed by Philippe Boulet

Life size shadow decal of Edward Cullen–sigh

Tool Time
New sport: Stand-up paddle skiing

E-MAIL
Hi Gadgettes –

I felt obliged to chime in and let you know I’ve completed (and more importantly survived) my road trip west as I moved from Durham, NC to Portland OR. You had suggested throwing a kindle to the pile of tech toys i already had (and a non ATT phone, of course). In the end, I added neither, though I got as far as standing in the Verizon store and considering a mifi card thinking i could use it for data (could justify the price of that either).

I did add a few things though and I thought I’d spec them out for you:

1) Around Me (free iphone App) this is a location based way of finding all kinds of things near you, for the road trip, i used this to find gas stations, restaurants, grocery stores (for buying cheap snacks and water) and the like. The newest update has an options for searching other locations as well, so i could search cities i knew we’d be pulling into for options as well.

2) Public Radio (free iphone app) or the new NPR (free iphone app) – directory and live streaming options of every Public Radio station all the way across the states. Used Public Radio every morning to stream a lil news while we got ready, used the directory to look up news options as we drove. I’ve had Public Radio quite awhile, NPR is brand new and has some neat VOD options as well, which we used along the way occasionally (like listening to old editions of Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me).

3) Auto Stitch ($1.99 iphone app) program for stitching and color correcting multiple photos together – i used this to do a variety of AMAZING panorama along the trip (see the attached example from Eastern Oregon near the Oregon Trail Museum)

4) AAA roadside app (free iphone app) – i never used this, but its a new free app from AAA for members (which I am one) to request help to your location with the push of one button.

5) Traveling with Your Pet: The AAA Petbook ($8 book from AAA) – not really a gadget, but we used this every single day. Its a directory of dog friendly motels and hotels in every city. We were able to find somewhere every night the first time we tried thanks to this book.

Other than the audio books I mentioned (we listened/relistened to The Strain, Enders Game, and the Girl Who Played with Fire, FYI)

I think thats about it, tech wise other than what I originally mentioned. For what its worth, AT&T did relatively fine for me – we had one call drop and there were three places where we had no signal when we checked our phone, but there wanst any emergency at the time and within 20 or so minutes each time we had service again. Data-wise, the network did pretty good, though i had very slow edge speeds for much of the trip from the time we hit Mid-Missouri until we got to Oregon (about 2.5 days of travel). In a few of the places we stopped, were that the speed I was expected to live with on my smart phone for connectivity, I’d have to find a better service or a job where connectivity wasnt so critical to me.

thanks for letting me ramble on – it was a great trip, but i’m very happy to not have to do it again anytime soon….

Andy Beach
now from Portland, Or & still a video geek.


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