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February 2017 Newsletter

In This Issue

Local IEEE Events

•  Feb 1 - Implementing Vision Feedback In A Closed Loop Servo For Robotics - CLU, Gilbert Room 253
•  Feb 14 - The Smartphone Transition from 4G to 5G Technologies - Skyworks, Lawrence Drive
•  Feb 22 - Family Health Improvement - CLU, Gilbert Room 253
•  Feb 23 - National Engineering Week Banquet - CSUCI, Grand Salon
•  Feb 28 - Technology Requirements and Initiatives for 5G Radio Front-Ends - Skyworks, Lawrence Drive
•  Mar 1 - Integrating Renewables into Daily Grid Operations - CLU, Gilbert Room 253

Other IEEE Announcements

•  TechIgnite Future Technologies Event
•  Free Membership to Two IEEE Societies
•  There’s still time to renew for 2017

Reports from Previous Events

•  2016 STEM Outreach - IEEE Foundation Grant Initiative

Sponsors and Job Opportunities

•  Advanced Personnel Profiles
•  Engility Corporation
•  Avalon Staffing
•  Syntesis Global
•  Ameriprise Financial

Local IEEE Events

February 1, 2017
Implementing Vision Feedback In A Closed Loop Servo For Robotics

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Robert L. Kay
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2017-02-raia

Abstract

The coming generation of robotic products will need to incorporate vision as an inherent feature and capability. Doing so in servo based systems bring with it a special set of challenges. This presentation will discuss the impact of using servo based systems for articulated arms and then adding closed loop camera controls.

Elite Robotics is a startup that is working on a 3D camera and robot targeted at bench top assembly tasks. Our robot incorporates our 3D camera into the robot controls using the techniques discussed.

He will also bring the MiniMe Robot and 3D camera for showcase.

About the Speaker

Robert L. Kay, President/CEO of Elite Robotics Corp., cofounded the startup company to be a provider of bench top robotics and automation products. In parallel he cofounded and has been President/CEO of Elite Engineering Corp. which has for 28 years provided contract Design Engineering and Manufacturing services for instrumentation, automation and diagnostic products. With a unique blend of interdisciplinary engineering and entrepreneurial business skills this has led to 8 patents and experience covering applications for IVD devices, biotech and industrial instrumentation/automation, 3D vision systems, robotics, missile systems and more.

Robert’s business experience includes operations, business development, marketing and manufacturing with hi-tech Fortune 100 companies operating in the medical, biotech and industrial market spaces.

Prior to starting up Elite, Robert worked at companies such as Teledyne Systems, ISC Aerospace and Burroughs Corp covering industrial and military applications. This gave him an engineering background that covers system design, analog and digital electronics, mechanical design, optics and software. His first engineering career job was designing servo signal processing and read/write chain design for what was to become the worlds first operational optical data disk system.

Robert earned a BS in Engineering from CSU Northridge in 1979. He has been married since 1974 and has two children.

Location

CLU - Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center, 2nd Floor, Room 253
(Enter via west lobby)
California Lutheran University
130 Overton Court
Thousand Oaks, CA  91360

Parking: Free parking is available in the lot east of the Gilbert building. Additional free parking is available in the lot on the southwest corner of Olsen and Mountclef (map). Do not park in the faculty/staff/reserved lots.

Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura Robotics and Automation/Industry Applications Chapter

Flyer (PDF)


February 14, 2017
The Smartphone Transition from 4G to 5G Technologies

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: David Pehlke
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2017-02-com

Abstract

Even as 5G technology begins to be defined in the 3GPP standards body, the significant capabilities and evolution of LTE-Advanced Pro (4G) show it to have tremendous strength in many areas that 5G is being developed to address. This presentation will try to address fundamental questions such as “What is 5G?”, “What can 5G do that 4G cannot?”, “When will 5G be available in commercial smartphones?”, and “What difference will a 5G smartphone make for me?”. As we begin this transition from 4G to 5G, the emerging requirements and challenges for the radio and RF front-end implementations are significant, as is the uncertainty of when 5G technologies will start to play a significant role. A focused discussion of the current 4G evolution will cover RF front-end (RFFE) architectures and implementations that are developing new ways to optimize LTE-Advanced PRO (Rel 13) multi-component Carrier Aggregation (CA), advanced features to increase spectral efficiency such as higher order modulation and higher order MIMO, and the concurrent operation of all of these features together. Recent trends to improve radio performance are driving specific blocks (such as the Low Noise Amplifier (LNA)) into the RF front-end, with associated architecture changes in both primary and diversity paths. CA features are supported in a number of different methods with different insertion loss, isolation, and noise figure trade-offs, and here we will examine benefits of a new category of highly integrated Diversity Receive (DRx) modules to enhance receiver sensitivity across all use cases. Movement toward higher order MIMO in the downlink (DL) is compounding additional RF Rx path support and requirements, and cost-effective solutions for optimum performance trade-offs require a holistic and complete RF system-view of both transmit (Tx) and receive (Rx) in order to address these emerging requirements. As an extension of the significant 4G developments, analysis of 5G features that support enhanced Mobile BroadBand (eMBB), Ultra Low Latency High Reliability (ULLHR), and massive Machine Type Communications (mMTC) applications, enabling technologies such as massive MIMO and beam forming, strategies for spectral and energy efficiency, radio communications at mmWave frequencies, and new flexible use of spectral resources will be summarized. The ambition of 5G is to introduce these disruptive technologies in order to meet the needs of exploding demand for mobile data and the services that support it, so-called Big Mobile Data, and to become the ubiquitous infrastructure for an extended mobile wireless future. Some concluding assessments of how and when this might happen in smartphones will be presented.

About the Speaker

David R. Pehlke, PhD is currently a senior technical director of Systems Engineering at Skyworks Solutions. He received his Ph.D. and M.S.E. in the areas of solid-state device physics and technology optimization of III-V compound semiconductors from the University of Michigan and his S.B.E.E from M.I.T. Previous experience over the last 23 years has ranged from microwave, mmWave circuit design, RF CMOS model development and cellular technology research at the Rockwell Science Center, RFIC design and service as design lead for the first polar modulator to market for EDGE applications with Ericsson Mobile Platforms, highly integrated CMOS Power Amplifier design and reference radio architecture and systems development at Silicon Laboratories and ST-Ericsson, and more recently as systems lead for the Advanced Mobile Solutions division of Skyworks. He has served as the company’s 3GPP delegate to RAN4 and RAN1, serves as the intellectual property liaison for the AMS division, and has 31 patents issued with more pending. He is an IEEE Senior member and presently chairs the IEEE Buenaventura Communications Society.

Location

Skyworks Solutions
649 Lawrence Drive
Newbury Park, CA  91320
(Not the main building; please use link to arrow that pinpoints building)

Presented by: IEEE Buenaventura Communications Society Chapter

Flyer (PDF)


February 22, 2017
Family Health Improvement

Dinner (optional): Available at 6:00 PM for $12, payable at the door.  [Note new price for dinner.]
Presentation (free): 7:00 PM
Presenter: Cindy Keitel
Free admission to presentation. No registration required.

Abstract

Good health involves daily choices and habits that contribute to your well-being now and for the future. We sometimes ignore the things that ensure balance and lead to good health. This presentation will highlight simple but important steps you can take to improve your health the health of your family members.

About the Speaker

Cindy Keitel is currently Community Relations Coordinator at California Lutheran University.  She joined CLU's Communications and Marketing Division in 2008. She previously worked in marketing and communication in the healthcare industry for 20 years, serving as associate vice president and director of Health and Wellness for Health Net. Keitel, who received her MBA from CLU, has served in leadership positions for the American Heart Association for 15 years and was honored as the organization’s 2006 Volunteer of the Year.

Keitel works with non-profit organizations to increase the number of CLU staff and faculty members providing service in the community. Keitel also oversees neighbor relations, provides material for the university’s Neighbors and Visitors Web site and serves as a liaison for the CLU’s Community Leaders Association and other organizations.

Location

CLU - Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center, 2nd Floor, Room 253
(Enter via west lobby)
California Lutheran University
130 Overton Court
Thousand Oaks, CA  91360

Parking: Free parking is available in the lot east of the Gilbert building. Additional free parking is available in the lot on the southwest corner of Olsen and Mountclef (map). Do not park in the faculty/staff/reserved lots.

Presented by:  IEEE Buenaventura Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Chapter

Visit the EMBS web site for more information


February 23, 2017
National Engineering Week Banquet
Presented by National Engineers Week Committee for Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties

Registration/Social Hour: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Dinner, Awards & Guest Speaker: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

The 44th Annual Engineers Week Banquet will be held on Thursday evening, February 23, 2017 in the Grand Salon at Cal State University Channel Islands in Camarillo. Last year's program was sold out so purchase your tickets early!
Purchase tickets at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2017-02-newc

The Program shines a spotlight on the local engineering societies as their Engineer of the Year and Project of the Year selections are recognized. We honor a local educator who has contributed to encouraging and stimulating middle or high school students to study science and engineering. We recognize one individual for outstanding service to the engineering/scientific profession and service to the community. We also award a number of scholarships to local engineering students attending local colleges & universities.

The 2017 guest speaker is Dr. Michael Ressler, NASA JPL, US Project Scientist for the Mid-InfraRed Instrument, MIRI, one of four instruments to fly on the James Webb Space Telescope. It is his responsibility to ensure that the JPL contributions to MIRI will enable it to perform the observations desired by the astronomical community.

Scheduled to launch in 2018, the James Webb Space Telescope will revolutionize our study of the cosmos. Built to address the questions asked by the Hubble and Spitzer Space Telescopes but out of their reach to answer, JWST will look deeper than either telescope at infrared wavelengths with a suite of instruments that have capabilities that were not previously available.

Dr. Ressler will introduce the telescope, its instruments, and some of the science topics that the Webb Telescope will address. He will also describe a few of the engineering challenges that had to be solved during its design, and mention the vital contributions of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties to the Webb Telescope.

About the Speaker

Dr. Michael Ressler received his bachelor's degree in Physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1986, followed by a PhD in Astronomy from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 1992. He came to JPL after graduation as a National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow, and joined the JPL staff in 1994. He has been involved in building infrared astronomical instruments since he was an undergraduate and has specialized in understanding the design and operation of the detectors in these instruments. Ground-based instruments he has worked on have been used on the Keck Telescopes, the Palomar 200" telescope, and the 3-m NASA Infrared Telescope Facility.

Purchase your tickets today at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2017-02-newc . IEEE Buenaventura Section is a cosponsor of this event.


February 28, 2017
Technology Requirements and Initiatives for 5G Radio Front-Ends

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Stephen Kovacic
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2017-02-edcas

Abstract

A review of semiconductor and package technology choices for 5G communication systems are considered. The market context for 4G and future 5G systems along with existing RF Front-End UE architectures are reviewed with emphasis on SIP technology. Silicon-on-Insulator, InP HBTs, and other technology candidates are discussed within this context. We conclude that rapid customization at the module level is needed in order to serve different manifestations of 5G systems in the early phases of market deployment and demonstrators.

About the Speaker

Stephen J. Kovacic, B.Sc. (Waterloo ‘87), Ph.D. (McMaster ‘93), LL.B (Ottawa, 2000) has worked with semiconductors and optical devices for 25 years. His technical experiences include work on device physics, model parameter extraction, BiCMOS process flow engineering, and RF circuit design. Dr. Kovacic holds 16 patents in the area of opto-electronics and semiconductors.

From 1997 to 2006, Dr. Kovacic held positions at SiGe Semiconductor where he managed the development of technology and products in the area of RF integrated circuits for wireless applications. In 2006, Dr. Kovacic was called to the Bar of Ontario and Massachusetts, and was subsequently appointed patent and corporate counsel for SiGe Semiconductor until its acquisition by Skyworks Solutions in 2011. Dr. Kovacic is presently Director, Technology for Skyworks Solutions with a home base in Ottawa, Canada and holds an adjunct professor position at Carleton University.

Location

Skyworks Solutions
649 Lawrence Drive
Newbury Park, CA  91320
(Not the main building; please use link to arrow that pinpoints building)

Presented by: IEEE Buenaventura Electron Devices/Circuits and Systems Chapter

Flyer (PDF)


March 1, 2017
Integrating Renewables into Daily Grid Operations

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: William Barlak
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2017-03-raia

Abstract

In the power industry, customer demand must be balanced in real-time with utility supply. In the past, this task consisted of estimating demand and providing for the supply in advance, and dispatching the supply to meet the demand in real-time. Now, as more and more variable energy resources such as wind and solar are coming on-line, the task of balancing demand and supply is creating very real challenges for those responsible for operating the grid. Mr. William Barlak will speak on the nature of the challenges and how the power industry aims to meet them.

About the Speaker

William Barlak is the Manager of System Reliability Studies at the Energy Control Center of the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power. Mr. Barlak began working for LADWP in 1981 and has spent his entire 36-year career in Operations. He manages a group that performs power flow studies to assess power system reliability for upcoming equipment outages, develops reliable operating strategies to be used during the outages, and recommends the most effective post-contingency remedial action to Load Dispatchers. In his career, he has developed an Excel-based reliability-constrained power flow technique to facilitate reliability analysis of the LADWP power system, and he also developed online reliability tools and models through which the LADWP Reliability Criteria, NERC Transmission Operational Reliability Standards, and Peak Reliability System Operating Limit Methodology are met in real time. He has also developed a technique through which LADWP’s Reliability Must-Run Generation is identified and the cost of running this generation is captured after-the-fact. Mr. Barlak received his BSEE (with an emphasis in Power Systems) in 1981 from Fresno State, and received his MSEE in Power Systems in 1984 from USC.

Location

CLU - Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center, 2nd Floor, Room 253
(Enter via west lobby)
California Lutheran University
130 Overton Court
Thousand Oaks, CA  91360

Parking: Free parking is available in the lot east of the Gilbert building. Additional free parking is available in the lot on the southwest corner of Olsen and Mountclef (map). Do not park in the faculty/staff/reserved lots.

Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura Robotics and Automation/Industry Applications Chapter

Flyer (PDF)

Other IEEE Announcements

TechIgnite Future Technologies Event
March 21 - 22, 2017
Burlingame, CA

TechIgnite “The Truth Behind Technology”, set to explore critical disruptive technologies of today and tomorrow, is the one event for technical professionals to examine the more controversial side of technology such as: What are the ethical aspects of big data?; Did the NSA stop at Stuxnet?; Will gamers save the day when it comes to cybersecurity?; and How real is quantum computing and will it revolutionize technology?

TechIgnite, an IEEE Computer Society Rock Stars of Technology Event, scheduled for 21-22 March 2017 in San Francisco, CA, is an exclusive two-day gathering where attendees will connect with well-known industry experts to hear first-hand insights, use-cases and strategies utilized in four key areas: Cybersecurity, Internet of Things, Big Data, and Emerging Technologies.

TechIgnite Spotlight Keynote speakers include world-renowned technology leaders:

•  Steve Wozniak, Co-Founder of Apple Computer, Chief Scientist, Primary Data, and
•  Grady Booch, Chief Scientist of Software Engineering, IBM

“Having these keynotes and 25 other C-level speakers who are widely recognized and have greatly contributed to the computer industry sets the tone for the level of expertise we offer at TechIgnite” said Chris Jensen, Director of Marketing and Sales, IEEE Computer Society. “Our high standards for all speakers and presentations are met by the extensive experience each speaker will share with the audience, providing all attendees with a new perspective on technology.”

To register for TechIgnite, please visit www.computer.org/techignite


Free Membership to Two IEEE Societies

For a limited time, join the IEEE Electron Devices Society (EDS) free of charge. Special promotion codes are listed on the EDS web site to give you access to a complimentary EDS membership.

The IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS) is offering free membership for first time members. Visit the IAS membership page to register, and use discount code IASMBR2017 at checkout.


There’s still time to renew for 2017

There are many benefits associated with IEEE membership: career and professional development tools, discounts on products and services, the award-winning Spectrum magazine, reduced conference registration fees, multiple opportunities to network with the leaders of the field, access to top technical information, an increasing number of continuing education courses, and more.

You can renew your annual membership at www.ieee.org/renew .  If you have already renewed, we thank you for your support, and look forward to being your professional partner in 2017.

Please note that if you have retired or become unemployed, IEEE can help by discounting your annual membership dues 50%. For more information, please see the Special Circumstances page  on the IEEE web site.

Reports from Previous Events

2016 STEM Outreach
IEEE Foundation Grant Initiative

The IEEE Foundation supported the program called “Young Minds Know About Imaging, Water, Agriculture" that involved the IEEE Buenaventura Section and the support of multiple advocate groups that promote the love of science, technology, engineering and math in Ventura County in Southern California. This initiative took place over two major events designed for middle school children.

Engineering a Better Green Pepper

On Sep 10, 2016, a field trip outing, nicknamed “Engineering a Better Green Pepper” involved 50 middle school children in workshops in the heart of Oxnard, amidst, fields of green peppers of the Terry Farms.

We organized 5 hands on experiences with IR imaging, irrigation technology, and discussions about biotech for plant optimization, and friendly bugs for pest control. A precision agriculture drone flew over the field of green peppers, controlled by an FAA certified pilot who recorded infrared images from the sky and showed how the IR images pointed to plants that needed more water or nutrients. 

50 middle schoolers participated in one-of-a-kind Introduction to Engineering experience. Under the mentoring of 11 engineers and 7 parents, everyone arrived at 7:30 am in Thousand Oaks to take the bus to Oxnard. Credit must be given to the amazing tour de force that engineer Sherisse Hughes did to line up this experience.

This program was customized for middle schoolers: a field trip to discover cutting edge technologies and practices in the art of growing crops. Will Terry, owner of Terry Farm was the gracious host. Five scientists/engineers spent 3 hours with the children in 4 rotations. Kids (and mentors) went home with a nano-drone. This field trip was funded by an IEEE Foundation grant.

Players of the Light

On Oct 8, 2016, 63 female students of secondary and primary schools came to La Reina High School & Middle School from various parts of Ventura County to engage in 9 hands on workshops set up in 12 parallel rooms. 24 mentors helped the girls learn and engage in the workshops intended to teach through the use of photonics and solar based technologies how high tech can make a difference. Some of the topics covered included solar energy, smart re-use of waste, and the way to look at the world in the optical spectrum not visible to the naked eye. One of the workshops used virtual reality. The parents program included 4 different presentations intended to inspire them to anticipate the impact that their daughter will bring to society if she chooses to attend college and pursue a career in science, technology, engineering or math.

See the report on our web site for pictures from the events.

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Enterprise Application Engineer
Second Sight (www.2-sight.com), Sylmar

This is a critical position for Second Sight responsible for establishing and maintaining enterprise-level software applications that directly support key business processes. Core activities include identification, installation, configuration, qualification, maintenance, administration, and training of these software systems.

Should have project management experience implementing systems such as MRP or ERP.  Must have Linux experience.

Contact Pat Jacobs – 805-579-0630 pat.jacobs@advancedpersonnelprofiles.com

Director, Regulatory Affairs
Alfred Mann Foundation (www.aemf.org), Valencia

This is a key role in developing and implementing global regulatory strategies for Class II / III medical devices.  You will be the subject matter expert developing strategy for US and OUS clinical and pre-clinical trials.  Requires hands-on knowledge to prepare submissions and have a proven track records of success.  Must have 5-10 years experience with IDEs, PMAs, HDEs and 510(k)s.

Contact Pat Jacobs – 805-579-0630 pat.jacobs@advancedpersonnelprofiles.com

Principal Software Engineer
Well-funded Start-up – Valencia, CA

They are searching for a Principal Software Engineer with OOC/OOP, and C# or C++ experience.  Responsible for specification, design, development, documentation and verification of software.  15 years experience with 7 years medical device experience preferred.

Contact Pat Jacobs – 805-579-0630 pat.jacobs@advancedpersonnelprofiles.com

Project Manager – Labeling & Compliance
Valencia, CA

The Project Manager, Labeling & Compliance is responsible for the maintenance of regulatory compliant, competitive, and up-to-date core labeling documents for assigned marketed products throughout the product lifecycle in accordance with company policies and procedures.  5 years experience with Solid knowledge of MS Power Point, Excel and Word, Outlook, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign,  Adobe Acrobat and Solidworks.  Experience with labeling software (e.g. Loftware, BarTender) and printing.

Contact Pat Jacobs – 805-579-0630 pat.jacobs@advancedpersonnelprofiles.com


Engility Corporation
Job Opportunities

Engility seeks Engineers, Software Professionals and Technicians to support multiple programs in Southern, CA.

Featured jobs at Pt. Mugu, CA are:

#22970 Engineer/Scientist IV (Journeyman Engineer, Electronics) – Will design, build and test both analog and digital electronics, including RF Circuitry. Must be able to obtain a security clearance and hold a 4 year degree in Engineering. 6+ years experience designing electronics are required.

#22875 Senior Sensor Engineer – Electronic Warfare. BA/BS and 14+ years of related experience. Top Secret clearance. Electronic Warfare engineering experience in Navy Specific role, to include, but not limited to, any of the following: ALQ-99, ALQ-217, ASQ-239, ALR-66.

#22425 Lead Senior Software Engineer. MS/MA from an accredited college or university in an applicable Engineering, Mathematics, or Business discipline. A minimum of ten (10) years of Software Engineering experience with Navy Weapon/Combat Systems and associated equipment.

#23727 Senior Software Engineer – Experience building GUIs using MS Visual Studio. The selected applicant will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. US Citizenship is required to meet this obligation

#24451 Modeling and Simulation Software Engineer – will need to be able to obtain a clearance and have 3+ years of experience with GUIs in Visual Studio.Net. RTOS experience is also required.  Must be able to travel up to 10% of the time.

Featured jobs at Ridgecrest/China Lake, CA:

#21299 – RF Engineer in support of RADAR systems for Navy manned and unmanned RF Sensor Systems.

For more information about these jobs, please visit our website www.Engilitycorp.com or contact Jennifer.Rubin@Engilitycorp.com


Avalon Staffing
Job Opportunities

Visit our website for current openings avalonstaffing.com/jobs or call our office to see if we can be of immediate service: 805.367.3260 and/or send a resume to info@avalonstaffing.com.

Our current openings include:

•  Sales Administrator, Lubrication Company, Ventura, CA

•  Industrial Engineer, Aerospace Company, North Hollywood, CA

•  Supplier Quality Engineer, Medical Device Company, Camarillo, CA

•  Continuous Improvement Engineer, Aerospace Company, Valencia, CA

•  Manufacturing Engineer, Aerospace Company, Valencia, CA

•  Talent Acquisition Specialist, Aerospace Company, Valencia, CA

•  Human Resources Manager, Aerospace Company, Valencia, CA

•  Human Resources Generalist, Supplement Manufacturer, Valencia, CA

•  Service Technician, Lighting and Entertainment Company, Chatsworth, CA

•  Facilitates Manager, Manufacturing Company, Torrance, CA

•  2nd Shift Bilingual Production Supervisor, Manufacturing Company, Torrance, CA

•  Purchasing Manager, Aerospace Company, Burbank, CA

•  Bilingual Quality Engineer, Aerospace Company, Burbank, CA

•  Account Executive, Business Performance Company, Westlake Village, CA

•  Continuous Improvement Engineer, Aerospace Company, Valencia, CA

•  Automation Engineer, Aerospace Company, Wichita, KS

•  Energy Storage Start-Up Company, Edison, NJ: Systems Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, Quality Engineers


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