The Portland Art Museum as the name suggests is in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 1892, by 7 leaders who belonged to Portland's business and cultural institutions the museum is the oldest of its kind in the whole of Pacific Northwest. The aim of forming the Portland Art Association was to set up an art museum for all. After its renovations the museum has become 1 of the 25 largest art museums in the entire country spanning an area of 240000 square feet.

Around 42000 art works are among its permanent collection. The art museum has various sections dedicated to various types of art like the Native American art, Modern art, Asian art, Northwest art and various others. Henry Corbett a local citizen of prominence had donated $10000 which was used to buy the very first collection of the museum which were basically Roman and Greek sculptures.

The museum then moved to its very own building in 1905 and had an exhibition featuring watercolors. The final location of the museum was opened on 18 November, 1932, six years later another wing was added which opened on 15 September, 1939, doubling the gallery space. The year 2001 saw the single largest acquisition by the museum and 2007 was another feather in the cap for the Portland Art Museum which now showcases 'The Ox-Cart' an 1884 painting by Vincent Van Gogh making it the first work of Van Gogh to be displayed in any of the Northwest Museums surely a landmark in the history of the Portland Art Museum.

Founded in 1892, the Portland Art Museum is the oldest art museum in the Pacific Northwest and ranks 7th oldest in the US. The museum is world famous for its extensive permanent collections and ambitious special exhibitions. Some of them are the finest public and private collections from around the world. The permanent collection at the museum houses over 42,000 works of art, which are showcased in 112,000 square feet of galleries.

The Portland Art Museum aims to serve the public by preserving and displaying a wide range of art works of enduring quality and educating coming guests about art. The museum has become a primary venue for education in the visual and fine arts, attracting more than 350,000 visitors every year. World-class art has been brought to the museum for the citizens of Portland and out-of-town guests.

Come to experience the wondrous power of the Portland Art Museum. You're invited to tour around its magnificent collection galleries and six stories of modern art and much more. All of them can be found in the center of Portland's cultural district on the beautiful Park Blocks. Just find out why the museum is world-renowned for fantastic art experiences and appeals to worldwide tourists.

Homepage of Portland Art Museum

http://portlandartmuseum.org

What about the visitor hours? The Portland Art Museum is open six days a week. It's closed on Monday. The operation hour is from 10 AM to 5 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. Evening hour is available on Thursday and Friday with the operation hour from 10 AM to 8 PM. If you prefer to go outing on Sunday, please pay attention to the museum hours. The Portland Art Museum is open at noon and closed at 5 PM on Sunday.

The museum is closed on some major holidays, including:

- Memorial Day - Monday, May 30, 2011

- Independence Day - Monday, July 4, 2011

- Columbus Day - Monday, October 10, 2011

- Thanksgiving - Friday, November 25, 2011

- Christmas Day - Sunday, December 25, 2011

- New Year's Day - Sunday, January 1, 2012

The museum is still open to the public from 10 AM to 5 PM on two special days: Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve in 2011. Guests can enjoy the museum on both holidays and fully immerse yourself in the festal atmosphere imbued at the museum.

There's no better thing than taking a tour of the museum on free days. The Portland Art Museum provides free admission for visitors on the fourth Friday of each month from 5 PM to 8 PM. Special family programming and complimentary admission are also offered by the museum several times a year. You can check out its official website for the latest updates.

Inexpensive admission tickets are required for museum entries. Adult admission costs $12. Seniors over 55 and college students with student ID enjoy discounted admission of $9. Museum members, children less than 18 years old and school group tours are admitted to the museum for free. Children of 14 years old or younger must be accompanied by a parent.

If you're coming with adult group tours, each ticket costs $8. Parties of 12 or more are qualified to receive the discounted group rates. Reservations must be made two weeks prior to your group tours and full payment must be received 10 days before your visit. Please email at groups@pam.org to make a reservation.

College students of 18 and up can purchase an Annual College Student Pass with a full year's admission for only $10. The 2010 pass is good through August 31, 2011. Present your student ID at the museum box office to purchase the pass during regular business hours.

More Visiting Info

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Return home with some unique eclectic gifts purchased at the Museum Shop. The shop is open during regular museum hours and delivers a wide selection of interesting gifts and catalogues for special exhibitions. Choose from one of the best selections of art books in the city at the Museum Shop. If you're just coming to shop, no museum admission is required. You can enter via the Hoffman Entrance close to the Roberts Memorial Sculpture Mall.

Museum Shop at Portland Art Museum

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The oldest museum on the West Coast, and the seventh oldest in the nation, one of nation's 25 largest art museums, and over 42,000 works of art are just a few about Portland Art Museum's prides. As a jewel on the crown of Portland, this museum perfectly showcases the power of art, leaving visitors an impressive and exciting experience. Based on the commitment to make all visitors get enchanted with the permanent beauty and quality of art, it strives to enhance every visit with awesome art galleries, six floors of modern art works and a diversity of permanent collections, etc. Visit the website below for a glimpse into the museum's essentials.

Portland Art Museum Homepage

http://portlandartmuseum.org/

Nestled majestically in the heart of the Cultural District which sits on the scenic Park Blocks, PAM wins the reputation as a top-notch wedding reception venue in the city, owning to its timeless elegance, large and versatile spaces, immersing architectural atmosphere, unbeatable banquet cuisines, and exquisite decor. Your wedding ceremony will turn into an ideal masterpiece in this ever-changing world, amazing enough to make any jaw drop! Art, history, inspiration and fun are all infused into your special day and enrich your unique moment.

Vibrant Table Catering & Events is designated as the exclusive caterer and wedding planner for all events happening in the museum. This group has a distinguished reputation for the upscale culinary experiences and mouth-watering cuisines that captivate even the most discriminating palate. Vibrant Table is willing and glad to help you with every detail of your wedding reception. Even if you have preferred wedding planners, Vibrant Table will work closely and attentively with them, and offer valuable advices. To check out every step of services provided by Vibrant Table, please browse the websites below or call at 503-297-9635.

Wedding Planning Info about Vibrant Table

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Vibrant Table Homepage

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After get informed with the caterer/wedding planner, next issue you are eager to make clear must be wedding spaces. In fact, this is never a challenge to Portland Art Museum. As a versatile destination with a variety of spaces, like grand ballrooms, outdoor sculpture mall and appointed event rooms, PAM is remarkably able to accommodate up to 1,000 guests, not including the extensive standing spaces. In order to save your time, we are going to offer a brief overview on featured event venues in Portland Art Museum available for wedding receptions and events alike.

- Mark Building, built in 1925 as a Masonic temple, serves as the premier option for weddings. It blends the grandeur of the past with the state-of-the-art modern styles, indicating an incomparable ambience through the storied history of Portland Art Museum. This building houses two ballrooms, two graceful foyers, and a number of small meeting rooms.

Marking Building itself can hold 3,000 guests. Its Kridel Grand Ballroom is able to accommodate 900 people while 220 in Fields Ballroom. Both MacDonald Grand Foyer and Stott Foyer are available for receptions of 200 guests. You can either secure the whole building for your truly special day, or choose any of it elegant spaces for the reception.

- James F. and Marion L. Miller Gallery is the top pick for intimate and small-scale wedding receptions, banquets and dinners with up to 200 guests. The large and spacious windows offer bright and ample natural light. You are allowed to customize and decorate the gallery with your wedding theme and colors.

- Nestled in the distinct Belluschi Building, Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Sculpture Court is a newly offered wedding venue which is usually seen as the centerpiece of Portland Art Museum. The rotating dome ceiling, natural sun light, the sophisticated stone floors offer an engaging backdrop for wedding reception of 300 guests at most. The Miller Overlook and Meier Family Galleries, the Swindells Foyer, and the Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Warren Sr. Foyer are added as supplementary spaces, increasing the capacity to 800 guests. Reserve this Court and impress you and your guests with a unique museum wedding day.

- EH. Roberts Memorial Sculpture Mall is located in the heart of Portland Art Museum campus, and serves as the home to permanent sculptures by famous international and local artists. Thanks to its 12,000 square feet space, this outdoor venue is easy to hold the receptions of up to 1,500 guests and accommodate the banquets of 600 people. Host your special day with the breathtaking sculptures as backdrops and ensure your guests a socializing experience second to none.

- Looking for a classic yet lush setting for your special day? The renowned Crumpacker Family Library comes as the perfect location. This space is suitable for a simple and small wedding reception, about up to 60 guests. The library was founded since the museum's open in 1895 and its book collections are expanding timelessly. A lovely and warm old-world tone soars over the library, blended with the velvet curtains, arched windows, and hand-carved furnishings. This setting definitely adds some classic Venetian elements to your small yet intimate wedding ceremony.

To find out more available wedding venues in Portland Art Museum, plus the information about reservation and contact, please click the link:

Weddings and Receptions

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Ranking as the oldest art museum on the West Coast, the Portland Art Museum has a long history of nearly 120 years. The museum is also one of the twenty-five largest art museums in the nation with an area of 240,000 square feet. Now, it has a collection of more than 40,000 stimulating and engaging works of art, making the art museum a genuine gem in Portland Oregon.

The Portland Art Museum features separate centers for Native American art, Northwest Art and modern & contemporary art. Permanent exhibitions of Asian art are also on display at the museum. Coming guests can also enjoy the beautiful scenery in its outdoor public sculpture garden. The Northwest Film Center is available for visitors as well.

You're invited to work together with the museum staff to maintain its mission. The Portland Art Museum is dedicated to recruiting and retaining an inviting and qualified workforce. Currently, there are five job opportunities available for job seekers.

1) Temporary Assistant Preparator

Temporary Assistant Preparators are now needed. Essential functions of the positions include assistance in all aspects of exhibitions, workshop & galleries maintenance and shipping and receiving of artworks and more. Qualified candidates must have the ability to construct from working drawings to objects in wood or other materials. These temporary positions require weekends and evening working hours and start on May 23, 2011. Compensation ranges from $11 to $12 per hour, depending on experience.

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2) Event Security Officer

The part-time job works about 19-27 hours each week. To accommodate event scheduling, the position may require work hours including holidays, weekends and evenings. Payment is $11 - $12 per hour according to experience. The position is responsible to Production Events Manager and aims to protect the museum's cultural property and offer a secure museum environment for visitors and staff. To qualify the position, you must have excellent personal grooming and verbal & written communication skills. Ability to lift 50lbs in any emergency is essential.

Details of Event Security Officer

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3) Custodial Technician

The Portland Art Museum seeks a full-time custodial technician. The position works to maintain the cleanliness and appearance of the buildings in the museum, including all carpeted areas, museum grounds, public spaces and many other locations. The position works 40 hours a week from 6:30 am to 3:30 pm, Sunday through Thursday. The pay rate is $9 each hour.

Job Details

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4) Production Hand for Set-Up Crew

This is a full-time position with compensation of $10 - $11 per hour. The Production Hand offers production labor for museum and outside events, including set-up and loading in & out of any furniture and equipment for events. Please note that the job is physically demanding. Qualified candidates must be able to work effectively with museum personnel and general public. A flexible work schedule and ability to lift up to 50 lbs are a must.

Job Description and Requirements

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5) Associate Director of Catering and Event Sales

This is a full-time, exempt level position, which is responsible for making maximum net revenue through the sales of event space and related catering and other services. The job directly reports to the Director of Operations. Required experience includes:

- Strong written and oral communication skills.

- A minimum of 5 years management experience. Experience in food service or hospitality is a plus.

- Proficiency in the use of MS Office suite and online navigation.

- Proven financial experience and ability.

- Strong business and selling skills.

- Confident and professional in presentation.

Please note that all jobs postings are valid through a period of time. You can check out the museum's official website for the latest employment opportunities.

Current Job Opportunities

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How to apply? Only applications for current available positions are considered. To apply for any employment at the Portland Art Museum, you need to complete and submit an online application on the website. Be sure to fill in all required materials for a complete application, including your phone number and a valid email address. You'll be contacted for any additional necessary material. If you have any question with the online application form or request a printable application form, please email Human Resources.

What about the benefits and perks for museum employees? Regular full-time employees working a minimum of 28 hours per week are entitled to have a comprehensive benefits package, including health care, life insurance, retirement and other benefits. Part-time employees with minimum 19 work hours each week are offered with paid time off benefits, like ten paid holidays, vacation time and sick time, and other museum perks.

Portland Art Museum perks include:

- Complimentary free admission for employees and guests.

- Free admission to most Northwest Film Center screenings.

- Discounts at Museum Shop.

- Discounts at the Rental Sales Gallery.

- Invitation to staff events.

- Free access to museum lectures and library.

- Discounts at 10th Avenue Athletic Club.

The Portland Art Museum also offers a wide variety of volunteer opportunities. If you're interested in joining the museum by providing much needed volunteerism, the museum would like to hear from you.

1) Allure of the Automobile Interactive Speakers

The museum will hold the Allure of the Automobile in June 2011. Volunteers who enjoy cars are needed in the galleries. Their responsibilities include informative communication with guests to the exhibition. The ideal candidate should possess excellent communication skills and can work weekend shifts. Automobile enthusiasts are preferred. The volunteer opportunity is committed to one 3 hour shift per week.

2) Switchboard Volunteer

The museum is seeking switchboard volunteers to provide customer services to guests who call the museum. Their primary responsibilities are to answer phone calls and answer basic questions about the museum. Clear articulate English speaking skills are a must.

3) Guest Services Volunteer

Exhibition volunteers are responsible to greet and welcome visitors to the museum. Guest service volunteers sometimes need to distribute audio guides and check tickets. The position has shift commitments of three hours a week, once a week.

For more volunteering information, please contact J Swofford, the volunteer coordinator.

In addition to volunteer and job opportunities, the Portland Art Museum offers a wide range of internships for undergraduate and graduate students. Interns are provided with great opportunities to gain invaluable working experience at the museum. Two current internship opportunities are available.

1) Human Resources Internship

The position aims to help the Human Resources Manager and get hands-on experience with different HR competencies. This is a part-time internship with a flexible work schedule. The position is unpaid, but has many perks, including free museum admission. HR internships are available for application for Spring and Summer. Before submitting your application, read the qualifications to make sure you're qualified applicants.

Eligibility and qualifications include:

- Undergraduate or graduate students currently enrolled in a program related with HR management.

- Demonstrated coursework in HR philosophies.

- Excellent oral and written communication skills.

- Proficiency in MS Office Suite.

More Details

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2) Marketing Intern

The Marketing Intern will work under the Marketing Communications Officer and perform various tasks, including updating local publications' calendar listings, media list and remarketing web research and much more. This part-time internship works 8-10 hours per week for a three month commitment.

Learn More about Marketing Intern

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To apply for the internships, you must complete the online application process. You should submit a letter of interest, including your abilities, reasons to apply and availability and resume of your employment, volunteer, intern and academic experience. You'll be contacted directly for an interview for qualified candidates.

Portland Art Museum displays impressive touring exhibitions and permanent collections. No matter you're devoted lovers of American, Asian, European, Native American or contemporary art, the museum has something for you. With more than 42,000 works of art, Portland Art Museum is the most comprehensive visual arts venue in the region, attracting over 350,000 visitors annually.

While appreciating the enduring works of art, guests are sure to be fascinated by the museum's campus of landmark buildings. The museum architecture is a cornerstone of Portland's cultural district, including the Northwest Film Center, the Gilkey Center for Graphic Arts and the Jubitz Center for Modern and Contemporary Art.

The Portland Art Museum can be found on the historic Park Blocks in the heart of downtown area. The detailed address is 1219 SW Park Avenue, Portland, Oregon, 97205. The museum is located about 12 blocks south of West Burnside Street. You can find it nine blocks west of the Willamette River. It's bordered by 10th Avenue to the west, Jefferson Street to the south, Main Street to the north and SW Park Avenue to the east.

Google Map of Portland Art Museum

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With the easy-to-use transit system, it couldn't be easier to get to the art museum via public transportation system. Buses stop at Portland Art Museum - 10th and Jefferson Street, including routes 6, 38, 43, 45, 55, 58, 68, 92 and 96. MAX light rail also serves the Portland Art Museum at a nearby stop. You can rely on TriMet's Trip Planner to provide step-by-step travel directions.

Bus Map and Schedule

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MAX Light Rail Map and Schedule

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If you prefer traveling by car, make sure to familiarize yourself with the routes. Please notice that the downtown Portland is definitely a grid of one-way streets. Park Avenue is one-way southbound and the Jefferson Street is one-way heading west. Follow the driving directions below and ensure you won't be lost.

1) From North of Portland

When you're coming from Seattle, Vancouver or Longview, take I-5 S to Portland. Then you need to take exit 300B for Oregon City. Please keep to the right at the folk, follow signs for City Center and merge onto SE Morrison Bridge. Continue to drive onto SW Washington Street and turn left onto SW Broadway. Continue to turn right at SW Main Street and take a left turn at the 2nd cross street onto SW Park Avenue. The museum is just two blocks ahead.

2) From East of Portland

If you're from Hood River, Pendleton or Troutdale, you can head northwest on I-84 W. Take the I-5 S exit on the left toward City Center. Then you need to keep right at the fork and follow the road signs for City Center and merge onto SE Morrison Bridge. Proceed on SW Washington Street and turn left onto SW Broadway. Drive for approximately 0.3 miles and turn right onto SW Main Street. Turn to your left at the 2nd cross street onto SW Park Avenue. The museum is just about 308 feet ahead.

3) From South of Portland

Visitors from Salem, Albany, Medford or Eugene can take I-5 N to Portland. When you're approaching the downtown area Portland, just follow the signs to I-405. Continue to drive along I-405 and take the Salmon Street exit. Turn right onto SW Salmon Street and keep on driving for 5 blocks. Turn to the right on SW Park Avenue and the museum is located two blocks in front of you.

4) From West of Portland

Guests coming from Hillsboro, Forest Grove, Cannon Beach or Seaside should take Route 26 E to Portland. When driving through the zoo exit, please pass through the tunnel. Then you need to take the City Center exit for SW Market Street. Switch left onto 10th Avenue and proceed forward for five blocks. Make a right turn onto SW Salmon Street and drive for one block. Turn right onto SW Park Avenue and you'll find the museum just two blocks ahead.

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If you are relaxing and rejuvenating your soul and your body in Portland, and have a special occasion on which you require to give gift to someone, you have plenty of options in Portland. One of the most viable of the available options is the Portland Art Museum Gift Shop, which is a house of exquisite mementos as well as gift items.

Visiting the Portland Art Museum's gift shop is certainly one of the best amongst all the available Portland travel deals. Browse through more information about the art museum at:

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The best part about the Portland museum gift shop is that it is one place in Portland, which allows you to be unique, innovative as well as imaginative with your choices of a suitable gift. A wide variety of gift items and other goodies can be bought from this gifts outlet in the Art Museum, Portland such as bells, belts, silver ware, handicraft jewelry, junk ornaments, art pieces, decorative items and many more.

In case you are wooed by the gift collection that these stores offer and are interested in shopping from here on a regular basis, an advisable move would be to get a membership of the museum. This would open doors for lucrative deals and discounts for you. You can know more about this extravagant gift shop through the following link:

http://www.portlandartmuseum.org/shop/

The art museum gift shop is operative through out the museum hours and is perhaps the best place in Portland to find art books as well as miniature art pieces. Various art exhibitions keep going around the area, at various times of the year. Hence it is advisable to pick up a brochure from the shop, or check out the special events it has to offer on the internet. An online book store is a special attraction apart fro the listing of the various gift items put up for sale by the art museum gift shop, Portland.

The Portland Art Museum is not just a popular tourist spot for Portland travellers, but also offers plenty of Museum career opportunities such as administrative and operational positions, development, museum services, curatorial, security and education field, finance, as well as other professional areas.

However, various positions require candidates to undergo and successfully complete different levels of training, and possess the relevant educational qualification, and minimum desired experience in relevant field.

To look at all the Portland Art Museum Employment opportunities in details, please refer to:

http://portlandartmuseum.org/join/careers/

How to Apply

In order to apply for Portland Art Museum Employment, and to be considered for post of your choice, you need to fill out an online application form, by entering the desired details in all the fields and successfully submit the completed form.

The employment opportunities are same for everybody irrespective of caste, creed, age, sex or colour.

Some more information may be obtained on the following link, with regard to employment opportunities:

http://www.kink.fm/Portland-Art-Museum/4519744

Added Benefits of Working at Portland Art Museum

Apart from regular salary, there are various perks for the regular full time and part time employees. The full timers work for a minimum weekly 28 hours, while part timers handle 19 hours of weekly workload.

To view a list of recent Portland Art Museum Employment listing, visit this link:

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The Portland Art Museum is one of the most visited places in the city of Portland. If you are an art connoisseur, you will love what the Portland art museum has to offer.

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1. What is an art museum?

An art museum is a place where various artworks are displayed for the general public to view. This kind of a museum specializes in displaying only works of art. There are no other exhibits related to the field of art. An art museum is different from an art gallery. An art museum will have several galleries of art works based on selected categories such as eras. You cannot buy the art work that is on display at an art museum. However, you can usually buy high quality prints of these art works from museums.

2. How to get to the Portland Art Museum?

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The Portland art museum is located in the central downtown area in Portland. It ism located in the historically significant Park Blocks. The Portland Business Alliance has thoughtfully installed signs in this area that direct you to the cultural district of the city where the museum is located.

The official address of the museum is 1219 SW Park Avenue. It is about 12 blocks south of West Burnside Street and nine blocks to the west of the Willamette River. The Willamette is the river that divides the city into two parts.

You can also find a lot of good Portland hotels in this area if you want to stay near the cultural district or the art museum itself.

The museum is open six days a week and has evening hours on a specific few days of the week.

3. Things to see and do at the Portland Art Museum

Collections

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Events calendar:

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The total collection of art objects in the museum is about 42,000 and it spans from the ancient to the contemporary. There are also regular events held at the museum, which are updated to the calendar. For the current events, please click the calendar link.

Experience all that the Portland Art Museum has to offer as the largest and oldest museum in Maine. The museum serves the visitors with a rich resource of history and culture. The museum has a collection of more than 17,000 objects housed in remarkable historic buildings that showcase three centuries of architecture and art.

Whether you are a first time visitor and veteran the permanent collections and ever-changing exhibitions offer a varied selection of fine and decorative arts to consider.

Portland Art Museum hours of operation

Hours

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Friday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Memorial Day-Columbus Day: Open Mondays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Closed on the Following Holidays

New Year's Day (January 1)

Thanksgiving (4th Thursday in November)

Christmas (December 25)

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