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Name

Position

Year

Hometown

Height

Weight

1

Michael Zweifel

WR

Senior

Whitewater, Wis.

6-1

190

2

Martino James

RB

Freshman

Chicago, Ill.

5-11

190

2

Trevor Runkle

LB

Junior

Dodgeville, Wis.

6-1

220

3

Wyatt Hanus

QB

Junior

Traer, Iowa

6-4

198

5

Marcus Taylor III

WR

Senior

Gurnee, Ill.

6-2

205

6

Matthew Levin

QB

Sophomore

Madisonville, Ky.

5-11

170

7

Mason Krusie

DB

Freshman

Marion, Iowa

6-0

170

7

Luke Parece

QB

Freshman

Yorkville, Ill.

6-2

205

8

CJ Watson

DB

Freshman

Glen Ellyn, Ill.

6-3

185

9

Steve Jones

K

Sophomore

Carol Stream, Ill.

5-11

175

10

Logan Kunzie

QB

Sophomore

Woodstock, Ill.

6-3

175

11

Charles Rubio Jr.

DB

Freshman

Argyle, Wis.

5-7

160

12

Zach Fry

QB

Sophomore

Milton, Wis.

6-3

230

13

Michael Borland

DB

Freshman

Waukegan, Ill.

5-9

180

13

Shaun Grewal

WR

Freshman

Bakersfield, Calif.

5-9

150

14

Jeff Moise

DB

Junior

Loxahatchee, Fla.

5-9

175

15

Wilhelmus Pannekoek

K

Sophomore

De Meern, Netherlands

6-1

170

16

Austin Bielski

RB

Freshman

Harvard, Ill.

5-6

135

17

Tyler Rutenbeck

WR

Freshman

Maquoketa, Iowa

6-2

170

18

Sean Anderson

WR

Sophomore

Yorkville, Ill.

5-9

170

19

Nick Engle

DB

Freshman

Berwyn, Ill.

6-0

185

19

Malcolm Stewart

DB

Junior

Dubuque, Iowa

6-2

190

20

Kyle Acker

RB

Sophomore

Waunakee, Wis.

5-11

180

21

Dylan Ramsey

DB

Sophomore

Urbana, Iowa

5-8

165

23

Conor Shoellhorn

RB

Freshman

Libertyville, Ill.

5-11

195

23

Justin Spaulding

RB

Senior

Milton, Wis.

5-10

195

24

Dakota Runde

RB

Freshman

Lancaster, Wis.

5-10

180

25

Mitchell Mahmens

DB

Sophomore

Marion, Iowa

5-10

165

25

Joey Dighton

WR

Freshman

Center Point, Iowa

5-11

170

26

Earl Gibson

WR

Freshman

Jacksonville, Fla.

5-11

155

28

Brock Haas

FB

Sophomore

Dubuque, Iowa

5-8

215

29

Thomas Ingra

FB

Freshman

Trenton, N.J.

5-4

215

30

Grant Flodin

LB

Freshman

Pecatonica, Ill.

5-11

195

31

Dustin Sorrentino

LB

Sophomore

Walworth, Wis.

5-10

205

31

Cole Reiling

DL

Freshman

Atkinson, Ill.

6-0

216

32

Todd McCormick

RB

Junior

North Pole, Alaska

5-10

195

34

Deon Lewis

RB

Freshman

Okinawa, Japan

5-7

187

36

Kurtis Vavricek

LB

Sophomore

Martelle, Iowa

6-5

195

37

Trevor Kinnett

DB

Sophomore

Edgerton, Wis.

5-10

170

38

Chris Bird

DB

Freshman

Moravia, Iowa

6-0

162

40

Anthony Losasso

LB

Junior

Bettendorf, Iowa

6-0

190

41

Noah Evans

DB

Sophomore

Marion, Iowa

5-11

180

42

BJ Kingston

DB

Sophomore

Headland, Ala.

6-0

180

43

Vincent Whipple

DB

Freshman

Eagle Grove, Iowa

5-11

180

44

Ryan Mertens

K

Junior

Grinnell, Iowa

6-1

200

45

Austin Hughes

LB

Sophomore

Preston, Iowa

6-1

230

46

Brock Schulte

LB

Freshman

Marengo, Iowa

5-10

190

47

Dominic Castegnaro

FB

Sophomore

Madison, Wis.

5-11

197

48

Vaughn Takes

LB

Freshman

Anamosa, Iowa

5-10

195

49

Sam White

LB

Freshman

Spring Grove, Ill.

5-9

190

51

Josh Taylor

LB

Freshman

Odessa, Texas

5-11

190

53

Vincent Obah

DL

Sophomore

Chicago, Ill.

6-0

225

54

Gair Walta

DL

Sophomore

Necedah, Wis.

5-11

220

55

Eric Peterson

DL

Freshman

Chicago Heights, Ill.

6-4

250

57

Chris Scott

OL

Sophomore

Forreston, Ill.

6-2

295

57

Christopher Ousley

LB

Freshman

Madison, Wis.

6-1

205

59

Tyson Carter

OL/LS

Sophomore

Port Elgin, Ontario

6-0

215

60

Marice Hill Jr.

DL

Junior

Chicago, Ill.

6-1

230

61

Quentin Everson

DL

Freshman

Spring Valley, Wis.

6-3

310

62

Austin Hatzinger

OL

Sophomore

DeForest, Wis.

6-3

290

63

Michael Murphy

OL

Freshman

Spring Green, Wis.

6-2

275

64

Nathan Pomorin

OL

Freshman

Lindenhurst, Ill.

6-2

225

65

John Gomulka

OL

Freshman

South Beloit, Ill.

6-0

275

66

Dominique Ravenell

OL

Freshman

Fort Worth, Texas

6-5

330

67

Gustavo Zavala

OL

Freshman

Cambria, Wis.

6-0

295

68

William Shumar

OL

Freshman

Wickliffe, Ohio

6-0

255

69

Conner Hirt

DL

Freshman

Hainesville, Ill.

6-3

224

70

Ryan Arensdorf

OL

Freshman

Dubuque, Iowa

6-1

250

71

Stephen Vassalotti

DL

Junior

Cross Plains, Wis.

5-11

245

72

Austin Chatman

OL

Senior

Tampa, Fla.

6-2

290

73

Ryan Swope

DL

Sophomore

Poplar Grove, Ill.

5-11

230

74

Eric Stone

DL

Sophomore

Kenosha, Wis.

6-3

265

74

Blaize Koon

DL

Freshman

Black Creek, Wis.

6-2

255

75

Richard Skaife

OL

Junior

DeForest, Wis.

6-2

240

76

Jake Naylor

OL

Freshman

Millbrook, Ala

6-4

290

77

Travis Stefanowski

OL

Sophomore

Lake Villa, Ill.

6-3

260

78

Noah Kachelski

DL

Sophomore

Verona, Wis.

6-6

220

79

Tyler Lang

OL

Senior

Dubuque, Iowa

6-2

290

80

Demacus Fleming

WR

Senior

Deerfield Beach, Fla.

5-9

160

81

Tyler Dobratz

TE

Freshman

Edgerton, Wis.

6-3

220

82

Ian Cooper

WR

Junior

Orion, Ill.

6-5

230

85

Miles Hookstead

TE

Junior

Whitewater, Wis.

6-5

250

87

Tre Kinney

WR

Freshman

Marion, Iowa

6-1

180

89

Adam Hocking

WR

Junior

Galena, Ill.

6-1

185

89

Adam Schmidt

TE

Freshman

Woodstock, Ill.

6-2

210

90

Bryson Pitts

DL

Freshman

Darien, Ill.

6-3

245

91

Dustin White

DL

Junior

Guttenberg, Iowa

6-4

200

92

Brandon Larson

DL

Junior

Orion, Ill.

6-0

220

93

Antonio Hayes

DL

Senior

Tampa, Fla.

6-2

250

95

Taylor Henry

DL

Freshman

Viroqua, Wis.

6-3

300

97

Lawrence Baldwin

DL

Freshman

Chicago, Ill.

6-0

232

98

Ryan Arnold

DL

Sophomore

Kenosha, Wis.

5-11

280

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University of Dubuque Football Coach's Profile

Stan Zweifel Head Football Coach Email: szweifel@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3173 Fax: (563) 589-3425 Office Location: 226 Mercer-Birmingham Biography - Click to close Coach Zweifel enters his third season at the University of Dubuque with a great deal of enthusiasm and optimism. The Spartans return ten offensive starters and six defensive starters from the 2010 team that was crippled by major injuries.Although the Spartans only have seven seniors, they are bolstered by 39 juniors and 44 sophomores from last years squad. Most recently, Zweifel was the Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator at Minnesota State University-Mankato where he helped lead the Mavericks to a 9-3 season, an NSIC-South Division Championship, and a berth in the NCAA Division II Football Championships. Prior to being a member of the Maverick Coaching Staff, Zweifel was the Assistant Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for 16 seasons. During that time, the Warhawks enjoyed unparalleled success. They won six WIAC Conference Championships, played in 12 NCAA Division III playoff games and those culminated into two NCAA Division III National Championship games in 2005 and 2006. Zweifel was named the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year twice and was also a finalist for National Assistant Coach of the Year twice. In 2008, Zweifel was inducted into the Wisconsin Coaches Association Hall of Fame. In addition to his on the success Zweifel has enjoyed as a part of his accomplished coaching staffs, he has also written six books on offensive football and have produced 29 videos on the technical aspects of quarterbacks, wide receivers, and offensive line play. Stan has also presented at the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) national clinic and has twice been featured in the AFCA national publications. The AFCA recently made Coach Zweifel the first University of Dubuque Football Coach to have his technical and drill work published by the AFCA in the AFCA Technical Manual 2009. Zweifel is nationally known for his clinic lectures, as well as being a highly sought camp director across the country. Stan has been married to his wife Diane Heimerl Zweifel for 35 years. The Zweifels have four children: Saree is a teacher in San Diego, CA who graduated from the University of Minnesota and was a four-year letterwinner for the Golden Gophers. Shannon, a 2008 graduate of UW-River Falls, was a three-time All-American in Track for the Falcons and is now the Head Women's Track and Field Coach at the University of Dubuque. Michael is a senior at UD and a 3-time All-American in football. Stan's youngest son, Mark, is a senior at the University of Dubuque where he is majoring in business. Coach Zweifel graduated from Evansville High School in 1970 where he was a three sport letterwinner. Stan graduated from UW-River Falls in 1974 as an eight time letterwinner: four in football and four in baseball. Upon graduation Zweifel became the head football coach at Markesan High School. Stan has been the Head Coach at Markesan High School, New Ulm High School in New Ulm, MN, Yankton College, and the University of Minnesota-Morris. He has also been the offensive coordinator at Northern Colorado University, Minnesota State University-Mankato, and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Coach Zweifel helped produce 23 All-Americans,107 All-Conference players, and 11 players have continued on to play professional football. Football Coaching Record at the University of Dubuque: 2009: 5-5 overall, 4-4 in Iowa Conference (tied for 4th place) 2010: 4-6 overall, 3-5 in Iowa Conference (6th place) 2011: 9-2 overall, 7-1 in Iowa Conference (1st place) ** IIAC Coach of the Year Total: 18-13 overall, 14-10 in Iowa Conference

Travis Zajac Assistant Football Coach, Running Backs BS, Education, University of Dubuque MA, Communication, University of Dubuque Email: tzajac@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3779 Office Location: 305 Van Vliet Hall Biography - Click to close Travis Zajac rejoins the Spartans football staff in 2011. Zajac served as an assistant coach for the Spartans from 2001-2008 coaching inside linebackers and offensive line. During his previous eight seasons on the Spartan staff he coached nine All-Iowa Conferenece performers. For two seasons (2009, 2010) he was an assistant football coach at Wahlert Catholic High School serving as defensive coordinator, coaching linebackers and offensive line. During his tenure he coached 11 All-Mississippi Valley Conference student-athletes. He is a member of the faculty at UD as a Teaching Specialist Faculty in the Core Curriculum. Along with his teaching responsibilities, he serves as the coordinator of Voices/Values, a program dedicated to developing personal empowerment for students, faculty and staff. Zajac is a native of Sturgeon Bay, Wis. And graduated from Southern Door High School in 1997. As a prep Zajac earned all-conference honors in football. He was a team captain, two-year starter, and an all-conference and All-American selection playing as an inside linebacker at Mount Senario College. He received his bachelor of science degree in education from UD and a master's of arts in communication from UD as well. He is married to Shannon Becker-Zajac, a registered nurse at Medical Associates Clinic, and they have two children Lauren (3) and Ty (1) and reside in Dubuque.

Tyler Simmons Assistant Football Coach, Linebackers BS, Education, University of Dubuque Biography - Click to close Tyler Simmons begins his first season with the Spartans in 2011 as an assistant linebacker coach. Before joining the Spartans he worked at Lisle Senior High School in Lisle, Ill. Simmons served as the JV offensive and defensive line coach, freshmen offensive coordinator, and varsity assistant working with the offensive side in 2008, 2009 and defensive side in 2010. Prior to his time at Lisle, he was sophomore linebacker coach at Naperville Central in Naperville, Ill., in 2007 and freshmen offensive line and linebacker coach at Hempstead in 2006. An alumnus of UD, Simmons played linebacker and center for the Spartans from 2002-2005 and graduated with a degree in education in 2006. He earned two varsity letters and was an Academic All-Iowa Conference twice. A native of Albia, Iowa, he graduated from Albia Communicty High School in 2002 where he was a three-year letterwinner in football earning All-District, Academic All-District and Ottumwa Courier All-Regional honors. He and his wife Kelly reside in East Dubuque, Ill.

John Osweiler Assistant Football Coach, Defensive Line BS, St. Ambrose Biography - Click to close Jon Osweiler is in his second season as an assistant coach working with the defensive line. He is a 1978 graduate of St. Ambrose and a veteran high school coach. He was a football coach at Tri-County High School from 1993-2002 and served as the athletic Director from 1999-2002. He was the head football coach at Dubuque Senior High School from 2002-2008. He previously coached boy's basketball and softball teams during his career and currently teaches in the Dubuque Community School District. He and his wife Cathy have two children, a daughter Gen and son Dustin.

Ryan Adamovich Graduate Assistant, Football BS, Communications, Wisconsin Lutheran College Email: radamovich@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3747 Fax: (563) 589-3425 Biography - Click to close Ryan Adamovich is a graduate assistant for the Spartans in 2011. He is a 2010 graduate of Wisconsin Lutheran College where he majored in communications and minored in coaching. He played wide receiver and started for the Warriors for three seasons (2006-2009) He finished with 71 catches for 743 yards and six touchdowns and was a member of the first football team to finish above .500 in conference at WLC. A native of Kaukauna, Wis., he was a two-year letterwinner, team captain, and an All-Fox Valley Association Honorable Mention as a prep. He was a three-year letterwinner in track and field and also played basketball at Kaukauna.

Jon Kyte Assistant Football Coach, Defensive Line/Special Teams BA, Communication Arts, Wartburg College MA, Educational Leadership, Winona State Email: jkyte@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3209 Office Location: 228 Mercer-Birmingham Biography - Click to close Jon Kyte enters his first season on the University of Dubuque staff in 2011, directing the defensive line and coordinating the special teams. Prior to coming to Dubuque he spent a season on the Augsburg College (Minn.) staff, directing the linebackers, defensive line and special teams. He also served as video coordinator and assistant recruiting coordinator for the Auggies. He coached one MIAC All-Conference player. Kyte served for two seasons (2008-2009) as an assistant coach (tight ends) at Division II Winona State University (MN), where he coached two all-conference NSIC tight ends. In 2007, he was an assistant coach at Anamosa High Schoolworking with the offensive and defensive lines. He also served two seasons (2004-2005) as a graduate assistant coach at Winona State University (MN). Where he was a part of 2 conference championships, qualified for the playoffs in 2004, coached the 2005 NSIC defensive player of the year and 3 All Conference players. Kyte was a defensive lineman at Wartburg for two seasons (2000-2001) and finished as a student assistant for the last two seasons (2002-2003), where he was part of two Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship and NCAA Division III playoff qualifying squads. His Knight class went 38-6 in his career, the best four-year record in school history. Kyte is a native of Monticello, Iowa, where he was an all-district and all-conference player in high school, as well as the Bernie Saggau Award honoree. Kyte earned his bachelor's degree in communication arts (sports marketing/public relations) from Wartburg in 2004 and his master's degree in educational leadership from Winona State in 2006.

Mike Schmidt Assistant Football Coach, Defensive Coordinator BA, Finance and Marketing, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Email: mschmidt@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3727 Fax: (563) 589-3425 Office Location: 227 Mercer-Birmingham Biography - Click to close Mike Schmidt is in his 3rd season with the University of Dubuque football program. He serves as the Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers coach. Schmidt's recruiting area is Central and Western Wisconsin. Since coming to UD, Coach Schmidt has been a versatile member of the Spartan Coaching Staff. He served as the Defensive Backs coach in 2009 and the Offensive Line coach in 2010 before moving back to the defensive side. Coach Schmidt came to the University of Dubuque after a stint as a Graduate Assistant at Minnesota State University-Mankato in 2008. While at MSU, Mike worked as the Defensive Line Coach. The Mavericks finished with a 9-3 season, an NSIC-South Division Championship, and a berth in the NCAA Division II Football Championships. Coach Schmidt coached 1 All-American and all four starting members of the Defensive Line were NSIC All-Conference members. Mike graduated from UW-La Crosse where he was a Fullback on the Football team and an Outfielder/First Baseman for the Baseball team. At UW-L he was an 8 time letter winner, 4 in football and 4 in baseball, and a 3 time all-conference team member while majoring in Finance and Marketing. Coach Schmidt is a native of Menomonie, WI where he graduated from Menomonie High School and played for legendary high school coach Joe LaBuda. Mike helped guide his team to an undefeated season and a state championship and was a unanimous first team all state selection in football his senior season. Mike, his wife Morgan, and their son Sonny reside in Bellevue, IA.

Jake Olsen Assistant Football Coach, Wide Receivers BS, Elementary Education, Wartburg College MA, Teaching, Rockford College Email: jolsen@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3428 Biography - Click to close Jake Olsen , a native of Osage, Iowa is in his first season with the Spartan staff primarily coaching wide receivers. Previously Olsen was offensive coordinator at Southern Oregon University working with quarterbacks and wide receivers (2006-10). Under his tutelage at SOU his offenses produced three NAIA All-Americans: Jordan Myers (1st Team All-American Offensive Lineman); Vance Beach (1st Team All-American and record setting wide receiver); Brandon Baldwin (NAIA Offensive Player of the Year and back-to-back 1,000 yard rusher). He also coached 14 All-Independent NAIA performers while serving as teams strength and conditioning coordinator. He began his coaching career at Rockford College where he received his master's of arts in teaching degree. He coached the Regents quarterbacks and wide receivers while holding the title of Passing Game Coordinator. In 2005, the Regents re-wrote 13 school offensive records behind the arm of All-UMAC quarterback Travis Stocker who finished in Top-10 of passing efficiency. Olsen is a 2003 graduate of Wartburg College where he recieved an elementary education degree. At Wartburg he was a four-year letterwinner in both football and basketball, earning All-Iowa Conference honors in both sports. He was a member of two IIAC Football Championships and one IIAC Basketball Championship as a student-athlete. Olsen and his wife Liz reside in Peosta with their two sons Liam (3) and Noah (2).

Taylor Herbst Graduate Assistant Football BS, Interdepartmental Studies (Health Science), University of Iowa Email: therbst@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3240 Biography - Click to close Taylor Herbst is a native of Dubuque, Iowa and joined the Spartans staff in 2011 as a graduate assistant. He was a member of the Iowa Hawkeyes from 2006-2009 earning the Team Lead Award on Special Teams in 2008 and on Offense in 2007. He is a 2009 graduate of Iowa as an Interdepartmental Studies (Health Science) major. In high school, Herbst played for Spartan assistant coach John Osweiler and earned National Honor Society and Academic All-Conference honors. He earned first team All-Conference honors as a junior and senior. He was team captain as a senior. He lettered twice in football as a quarterback and defensive back. He completed 92-181 passes of 1,112 yards 14 touchdowns and a junior, setting school records for completions and attempts in a season. He completed 62-127 attempts as a senior for 886 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior. He earned four letters in track, competing in the 200, 400, and 800 meter events.

Drew Nystrom Assistant Football Coach, Offensive Line BS, Biology, Bowling Green State University MEd, Higher Education Administration, University of Delaware Email: dnystrom@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3225 Office Location: 232 Mercer-Birmingham Biography - Click to close Drew Nystrom, a native of Crystal Lake, Ill., joined the Spartan football program in 2011 after spending the 2010 season as a graduate assistant with the University of Memphis Tigers. While a part of the Memphis football staff, Nystrom assisted in leading the Tiger offense to rank No. 1 nationally in red zone scoring offense. He also assisted in coaching senior offensive lineman, Dominik Riley, to being named 2nd Team All-Conference USA. Prior to his time with at Memphis, Nystrom was a part of the University of Delaware football staff in 2009 which finished 2nd in the Colonial Athletic Association in passing (243.4 yards per game) and fifth in total offense (355.0 yards per game). Nystrom worked with Corey Nicholson as he completed his season with a 2nd Team All-CAA performance for the Fightin' Blue Hens. In 2008, Nystrom served as tight ends coach for the Wabash College Little Giants on their way to a 10-2 finish in which they took home the North Coast Athletic Conference title and earned a berth to the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs. The Little Giants reached as high as No. 2 in the national polls and finished with both tight ends, Scott Liska and Chad Sorenson, earning 1st Team and Honorable Mention All-NCAC honors, respectively. An alumnus of Bowling Green State University, Nystrom earned four letters as an offensive tackle for the Falcons from 2003-2007. In his time at BGSU, the Falcons finished with a 38-24 record and earned three trips to post-season bowl games, Motor City Bowl (2003) and the GMAC Bowl (2004, 2008). Nystrom started 34 games in his career before capping it off by being named 2nd Team All-Mid American Conference and 1st Team Academic All-MAC as a senior. Nystrom completed his B.S. in Biology from Bowling Green State University in 2007 and his M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration from the University of Delaware in 2011. He is single and resides in Cuba City, WI.

Gene Will Assistant Football Coach, Defensive Backs BA, Sports Management, University of Dayton MS, University of Wisconsin - Whitewater Email: ewill@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3582 Fax: (563) 589-3425 Office Location: 231 Mercer-Birmingham Biography - Click to close Gene Will joined the University of Dubuque in 2011 after previously spending four seasons at Wabash College. While at Wabash his responsibilities consisted of head JV coach, wide receivers position coach, and was the video coordinator. During his four years, Wabash competed in the national playoffs three times advancing as far as the Elite-8. He coached six receivers to all-conference honors, and twice had a player named pre-season All-American. He also worked on special teams coaching the return men, where the team finished as high as #2 and #6 in the nation in punt and kickoff returns. His 2009 receiving corps caught 231 passes for 3,168 yards and 29 touchdowns. Junior Kody LeMond set Wabash and NCAC records for receiving yards in 2008, making 73 catches for 1,228 yards and 14 scores. Prior to Wabash, he spent two seasons at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater as a graduate assistant for both of the Warhawks' national runner-up teams before joining the Wabash staff in 2007. Will earned his master's of science at UW-Whitewater, while also working in the academic advising and testing office. A three-year letterman as a wide receiver of the University of Dayton Flyers' football team, he was a member of two PFL championship teams. During his sophomore season, the Flyers won their first I-AA Mid-Major national championship. Will majored in sports management at Dayton, with a Minor in Exercise Fitness. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2005. A native of Nappanee, Ind., Will was a three-year letter winner and two-time all-state selection as a defensive back and wide receiver at Northwood High School. He was nominated and participated in the Indiana North-South All Star game in 2001.

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