A new barbecue destination is firing up in downtown Madison as Pink Heifer BBQ Saloon officially opens its doors at 567 State Street. The fast casual barbecue restaurant brings smoked meats, bold flavors, and late night service right to the heart of State Street, just steps from the Capitol.

Pink Heifer started in Monticello, Wisconsin, where the team spent four years perfecting recipes before expanding to Madison. Their State Street location focuses on quick service barbecue without sacrificing quality, featuring slow smoked brisket cooked for 12 to 14 hours, pulled pork, smoked chicken, and signature sides like mac and cheese and cornbread. The brisket is the standout, developed with guidance from veteran pit master John Rosenberg, who brings more than 25 years of barbecue experience.

One of the most popular menu items is the brisket and cheddar egg rolls, known as Wagon Rolls, served with Carolina gold sauce. Pink Heifer also supports the community through the Farmers and Family Initiative, donating one dollar from every Wagon Roll sold to help local farm families. Guests can also round up their purchase at the register to contribute.

The Madison location offers unique quick service barbecue with a saloon style atmosphere, tap beers, and single serve cocktails. Hours include Tuesday through Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., with extended hours Thursday through Saturday until 1 a.m., making it a new late night food option in downtown Madison.

To celebrate the grand opening, Pink Heifer is offering 50 percent off all weekend starting Friday at 11 a.m. The restaurant is located near the corner of State Street and Francis, next to Mooyah and Raising Cane’s.

Madison barbecue fans can follow Pink Heifer BBQ Saloon on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok for updates, specials, and new menu items.

Visit Pink Heifer BBQ Saloon at 567 State Street

A new barbecue destination is firing up in downtown Madison as Pink Heifer BBQ Saloon officially opens its doors at 567 State Street. The fast casual barbecue restaurant brings smoked meats, bold flavors, and late night service right to the heart of State Street, just steps from the Capitol.
Pink Heifer started in Monticello, Wisconsin, where the team spent four years perfecting recipes before expanding to Madison. Their State Street location focuses on quick service barbecue without sacrificing quality, featuring slow smoked brisket cooked for 12 to 14 hours, pulled pork, smoked chicken, and signature sides like mac and cheese and cornbread. The brisket is the standout, developed with guidance from veteran pit master John Rosenberg, who brings more than 25 years of barbecue experience.
One of the most popular menu items is the brisket and cheddar egg rolls, known as Wagon Rolls, served with Carolina gold sauce. Pink Heifer also supports the community through the Farmers and Family Initiative, donating one dollar from every Wagon Roll sold to help local farm families. Guests can also round up their purchase at the register to contribute.
The Madison location offers unique quick service barbecue with a saloon style atmosphere, tap beers, and single serve cocktails. Hours include Tuesday through Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., with extended hours Thursday through Saturday until 1 a.m., making it a new late night food option in downtown Madison.
To celebrate the grand opening, Pink Heifer is offering 50 percent off all weekend starting Friday at 11 a.m. The restaurant is located near the corner of State Street and Francis, next to Mooyah and Raising Cane&rsquo;s.
Madison barbecue fans can follow Pink Heifer BBQ Saloon on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok for updates, specials, and new menu items.
Visit Pink Heifer BBQ Saloon at 567 State Street

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Pink Heifer BBQ Opens on State Street in Madison with Smoked Brisket and Grand Opening Specials

f you’re looking for real meat done the right way in the Madison area, Bavaria Sausage in Fitchburg is setting the standard. During a recent conversation with Scott from Bavaria Sausage, we got a deeper look at what makes their products different, why their traditional methods matter, and how you can get your hands on some of the best meats in Wisconsin.

What Makes Bavaria Sausage Different

Bavaria Sausage isn’t trying to keep up with mass production. They’re focused on doing things the old-school way. That means real cuts of meat, traditional recipes, and zero shortcuts.

While large retailers often rely on preservatives, liquid smoke, and mechanically processed proteins, Bavaria keeps it simple. If it says pork or beef on the label, that’s exactly what you’re getting. No mystery ingredients, no fillers. Just clean, high-quality protein made with time-tested techniques.

That commitment has earned them international recognition, including awards from the German Butchers Association. It’s not just local hype. It’s global respect for doing things right.

The Lahn Jaeger: A Protein-Packed Classic

One of the standout products at Bavaria Sausage is the Lahn Jaeger. This isn’t just a snack stick. It’s a carefully crafted sausage that takes about 10 days to make.

Each batch is stuffed, pressed, dried, and smoked to create a shelf-stable, high-protein option that’s perfect for everything from everyday snacking to endurance fuel. Athletes and outdoor enthusiasts love it for a reason.

They offer multiple flavor options, including:


Traditional original with a balanced, classic seasoning


Casa Haben Jaeger with cheese and a mild habanero kick


Cranberry Kron Jaeger for a sweet and savory twist


Haben Jaeger without cheese for a hotter bite


Pfeffer style with a bell pepper-forward flavor

Available in both two-packs and six-packs, it’s an easy grab whether you’re building a charcuterie board or just need something quick and satisfying.

Berkshire Pork and the Next-Level Bratwurst Experience

Another standout is their use of Berkshire pork, sourced directly from a trusted farmer. This isn’t standard meat. Berkshire pork is known for its superior quality, flavor, and texture.

That quality shows up in their braunschweiger, which delivers a smoother, creamier texture than what most people expect. Even if you’ve had liver sausage before and weren’t a fan, this version changes the experience. It keeps the nutritional benefits while removing that overpowering gaminess.

It’s a product you don’t just tolerate. It’s something you actually want to eat.

Easter Ham Done Right

With Easter approaching, Bavaria Sausage is bringing back one of their most in-demand seasonal items: bone-in Berkshire ham.

These aren’t your typical grocery store hams. They’re large, bone-in cuts with rich marbling that lock in flavor. The result is a smoky, tender, almost creamy bite that stands out immediately.

Because they’re made in limited batches, pre-ordering is the move. As the holiday gets closer, they cut these into thick ham steaks, often weighing between two to four pounds, perfect for family meals or special occasions.

Pair it with a homemade glaze or sauce and you’ve got a centerpiece meal that doesn’t need much else.

Why Supporting Local Butchers Matters

Scott made it clear that supporting local meat shops isn’t just about one business. It’s about preserving a craft.

Small butcher shops like Bavaria Sausage focus on quality, transparency, and tradition. They use the whole animal, respect the process, and deliver products you can trust. The more people support local, the stronger that ecosystem becomes.

It’s not about competing with other local shops. It’s about offering an alternative to mass-produced meat that cuts corners.

Where to Find Bavaria Sausage

You can visit Bavaria Sausage at:

6317 Nesbitt Road, Fitchburg, WI
Located near the Hy-Vee and Target in the Fitchrona area

Or check them out online at:
bavariasausage.com

Win a $100 Gift Card

You can also get involved with Meat Raffle Mondays for a chance to win a $100 gift card to Bavaria Sausage.

Head over to madtownjamz.com and enter once per day for your shot to win. It’s a simple way to try out their products and see the difference for yourself.

If you care about quality, flavor, and knowing exactly what’s in your food, Bavaria Sausage is worth the stop. Whether it’s Lahn Jaeger for a quick protein hit or a bone-in ham for your next big meal, this is how meat is supposed to be done.

f you&rsquo;re looking for real meat done the right way in the Madison area, Bavaria Sausage in Fitchburg is setting the standard. During a recent conversation with Scott from Bavaria Sausage, we got a deeper look at what makes their products different, why their traditional methods matter, and how you can get your hands on some of the best meats in Wisconsin.
What Makes Bavaria Sausage Different
Bavaria Sausage isn&rsquo;t trying to keep up with mass production. They&rsquo;re focused on doing things the old-school way. That means real cuts of meat, traditional recipes, and zero shortcuts.
While large retailers often rely on preservatives, liquid smoke, and mechanically processed proteins, Bavaria keeps it simple. If it says pork or beef on the label, that&rsquo;s exactly what you&rsquo;re getting. No mystery ingredients, no fillers. Just clean, high-quality protein made with time-tested techniques.
That commitment has earned them international recognition, including awards from the German Butchers Association. It&rsquo;s not just local hype. It&rsquo;s global respect for doing things right.
The Lahn Jaeger: A Protein-Packed Classic
One of the standout products at Bavaria Sausage is the Lahn Jaeger. This isn&rsquo;t just a snack stick. It&rsquo;s a carefully crafted sausage that takes about 10 days to make.
Each batch is stuffed, pressed, dried, and smoked to create a shelf-stable, high-protein option that&rsquo;s perfect for everything from everyday snacking to endurance fuel. Athletes and outdoor enthusiasts love it for a reason.
They offer multiple flavor options, including:
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Traditional original with a balanced, classic seasoning
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Casa Haben Jaeger with cheese and a mild habanero kick
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Cranberry Kron Jaeger for a sweet and savory twist
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Haben Jaeger without cheese for a hotter bite
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Pfeffer style with a bell pepper-forward flavor
</li>
</ul>
Available in both two-packs and six-packs, it&rsquo;s an easy grab whether you&rsquo;re building a charcuterie board or just need something quick and satisfying.
Berkshire Pork and the Next-Level Bratwurst Experience
Another standout is their use of Berkshire pork, sourced directly from a trusted farmer. This isn&rsquo;t standard meat. Berkshire pork is known for its superior quality, flavor, and texture.
That quality shows up in their braunschweiger, which delivers a smoother, creamier texture than what most people expect. Even if you&rsquo;ve had liver sausage before and weren&rsquo;t a fan, this version changes the experience. It keeps the nutritional benefits while removing that overpowering gaminess.
It&rsquo;s a product you don&rsquo;t just tolerate. It&rsquo;s something you actually want to eat.
Easter Ham Done Right
With Easter approaching, Bavaria Sausage is bringing back one of their most in-demand seasonal items: bone-in Berkshire ham.
These aren&rsquo;t your typical grocery store hams. They&rsquo;re large, bone-in cuts with rich marbling that lock in flavor. The result is a smoky, tender, almost creamy bite that stands out immediately.
Because they&rsquo;re made in limited batches, pre-ordering is the move. As the holiday gets closer, they cut these into thick ham steaks, often weighing between two to four pounds, perfect for family meals or special occasions.
Pair it with a homemade glaze or sauce and you&rsquo;ve got a centerpiece meal that doesn&rsquo;t need much else.
Why Supporting Local Butchers Matters
Scott made it clear that supporting local meat shops isn&rsquo;t just about one business. It&rsquo;s about preserving a craft.
Small butcher shops like Bavaria Sausage focus on quality, transparency, and tradition. They use the whole animal, respect the process, and deliver products you can trust. The more people support local, the stronger that ecosystem becomes.
It&rsquo;s not about competing with other local shops. It&rsquo;s about offering an alternative to mass-produced meat that cuts corners.
Where to Find Bavaria Sausage
You can visit Bavaria Sausage at:
6317 Nesbitt Road, Fitchburg, WI Located near the Hy-Vee and Target in the Fitchrona area
Or check them out online at: bavariasausage.com
Win a $100 Gift Card
You can also get involved with Meat Raffle Mondays for a chance to win a $100 gift card to Bavaria Sausage.
Head over to madtownjamz.com and enter once per day for your shot to win. It&rsquo;s a simple way to try out their products and see the difference for yourself.
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If you care about quality, flavor, and knowing exactly what&rsquo;s in your food, Bavaria Sausage is worth the stop. Whether it&rsquo;s Lahn Jaeger for a quick protein hit or a bone-in ham for your next big meal, this is how meat is supposed to be done.

Bavaria Sausage Spotlight: Old World Flavor, Real Meat, and Why Madison Keeps Coming Back

Madison is getting ready to turn the Capitol Square green again. The 26th Annual Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade, organized with support from Destination Madison, is set to bring thousands of people downtown for a family friendly celebration packed with music, floats, and community spirit.

During a recent conversation on 93.1 JAMZ Fusion Afternoons, Joe from Destination Madison shared what locals can expect from one of the city’s favorite spring traditions.

When and Where Is the Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade?

The Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade takes place:

Sunday, March 15
1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Wisconsin State Capitol Square in downtown Madison

The parade route circles the Capitol Square and is completely free to attend, making it one of the most accessible community events in the city.

With roughly 400 registered units, the event will feature a wide range of entertainment including marching bands, decorated floats, community groups, and special appearances.

Spectators can expect to see familiar Madison icons like Bucky Badger, the University of Wisconsin Marching Band, and dozens of local organizations representing the spirit of the city.

A Family Friendly Madison Tradition

The St. Patrick’s Day Parade has grown into a major community celebration over the past two decades. It is designed to be all ages and family friendly, with colorful floats, festive costumes, and plenty of Irish themed fun.

Some of the floats this year will feature traditional Irish imagery like leprechauns, pots of gold, and shamrocks. But there will also be some creative twists.

One float connected to Logan’s Heart and Smiles is being decorated by kids involved with the organization. Alongside the classic St. Patrick’s Day themes, the float will include something unexpected.

Dinosaurs.

The idea came directly from one of the children the organization supports, adding a playful and personal touch to the parade.

Supporting Logan’s Heart and Smiles

Beyond the celebration, the parade also helps raise awareness for an important Wisconsin nonprofit.

Logan’s Heart and Smiles was founded more than two decades ago in memory of Joe’s son Logan, who passed away due to complications from pneumonia related to cerebral palsy.

For the past 24 years, the organization has helped families across Wisconsin with accessibility and safety improvements for children with special needs.

Their work includes:

Wheelchair ramp construction
Bathroom remodels for accessibility
Sensory rooms for children with developmental needs
Therapy swings and adaptive equipment
Custom solutions that help families safely care for their children at home

The organization relies heavily on volunteers and community support to complete projects throughout the state.

Community and Celebration in Downtown Madison

The Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade is about more than floats and festivities. It represents the community coming together to celebrate friendship, support local nonprofits, and kick off the spring season.

With live music, creative floats, and thousands of people filling the streets around the Capitol, it has become one of the most recognizable annual events in Madison.

And yes, for many adults in attendance, there may also be a pint or two involved as part of the unofficial traditions of the holiday.

Learn More About the Parade

For full event details about the Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade, visit:

visitmadison.com

Information about the nonprofit benefiting from the event can be found at:

logansheartandsmiles.org

The parade runs Sunday from 1:30 to 3:30 PM at the Capitol Square, and as always, it is completely free.

If you are looking for a fun, family friendly way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Madison, this is one event you will not want to miss.

Madison is getting ready to turn the Capitol Square green again. The 26th Annual Madison St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day Parade, organized with support from Destination Madison, is set to bring thousands of people downtown for a family friendly celebration packed with music, floats, and community spirit.
During a recent conversation on 93.1 JAMZ Fusion Afternoons, Joe from Destination Madison shared what locals can expect from one of the city&rsquo;s favorite spring traditions.
When and Where Is the Madison St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day Parade?
The Madison St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day Parade takes place:
Sunday, March 15 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM Wisconsin State Capitol Square in downtown Madison
The parade route circles the Capitol Square and is completely free to attend, making it one of the most accessible community events in the city.
With roughly 400 registered units, the event will feature a wide range of entertainment including marching bands, decorated floats, community groups, and special appearances.
Spectators can expect to see familiar Madison icons like Bucky Badger, the University of Wisconsin Marching Band, and dozens of local organizations representing the spirit of the city.
A Family Friendly Madison Tradition
The St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day Parade has grown into a major community celebration over the past two decades. It is designed to be all ages and family friendly, with colorful floats, festive costumes, and plenty of Irish themed fun.
Some of the floats this year will feature traditional Irish imagery like leprechauns, pots of gold, and shamrocks. But there will also be some creative twists.
One float connected to Logan&rsquo;s Heart and Smiles is being decorated by kids involved with the organization. Alongside the classic St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day themes, the float will include something unexpected.
Dinosaurs.
The idea came directly from one of the children the organization supports, adding a playful and personal touch to the parade.
Supporting Logan&rsquo;s Heart and Smiles
Beyond the celebration, the parade also helps raise awareness for an important Wisconsin nonprofit.
Logan&rsquo;s Heart and Smiles was founded more than two decades ago in memory of Joe&rsquo;s son Logan, who passed away due to complications from pneumonia related to cerebral palsy.
For the past 24 years, the organization has helped families across Wisconsin with accessibility and safety improvements for children with special needs.
Their work includes:
Wheelchair ramp construction Bathroom remodels for accessibility Sensory rooms for children with developmental needs Therapy swings and adaptive equipment Custom solutions that help families safely care for their children at home
The organization relies heavily on volunteers and community support to complete projects throughout the state.
Community and Celebration in Downtown Madison
The Madison St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day Parade is about more than floats and festivities. It represents the community coming together to celebrate friendship, support local nonprofits, and kick off the spring season.
With live music, creative floats, and thousands of people filling the streets around the Capitol, it has become one of the most recognizable annual events in Madison.
And yes, for many adults in attendance, there may also be a pint or two involved as part of the unofficial traditions of the holiday.
Learn More About the Parade
For full event details about the Madison St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day Parade, visit:
visitmadison.com
Information about the nonprofit benefiting from the event can be found at:
logansheartandsmiles.org
The parade runs Sunday from 1:30 to 3:30 PM at the Capitol Square, and as always, it is completely free.
If you are looking for a fun, family friendly way to celebrate St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day in Madison, this is one event you will not want to miss.

Madison St. Patrick’s Day Parade Returns for Its 26th Year at the Capitol Square

For decades, the global music industry has looked to the East and West Coasts for the blueprint of hip-hop. But according to Manku and Jinx of Pyramidal Productions, the real "foundation" of the genre has a deep, often overlooked connection to the Badger State.

In a recent sit-down with DJ Fusion on 93.1 Jams, the duo discussed their mission to spotlight Wisconsin’s monumental contributions to music history through their latest project: "Hip-Hop in Madison: Our Story, Our Culture, Our Future."

More Than a Coast: Wisconsin’s Influence Behind the Scenes

While Wisconsin might not always get the "on-camera" credit, its influence is woven into the fabric of the industry. From the 608 to the 414, Wisconsin artists and producers have been "getting busy" since the culture first figured itself out in the 80s and 90s.

"Even though our coast isn't represented, we are influential behind the scenes in a great way," says Manku. "From Beyoncé to Dr. Dre, Wisconsin is in the midst of it all."

Local Legends and Global Hits

This highlights a "who’s who" of Wisconsin talent that has shaped the Billboard charts and the evolution of rap:


Clyde Stubblefield: Often called the "foundation of hip-hop," his drumming remains the most sampled in music history.


Speech (Arrested Development): While many associate the group with Atlanta, Speech got his start as a DJ for Khali Tribe in Milwaukee and Madison.


Koo Koo Cal: Representing Milwaukee with a #1 hit on the Billboard charts.


Fresh Force & Def Khali: Early pioneers who took Wisconsin hip-hop to national screens like BET.


Rico Love & Skylar Gray: Powerhouses who have penned and produced hits for the world’s biggest superstars.

Preserving the History: The Wisconsin Historical Society Exhibit

To celebrate 50 years of hip-hop, Pyramidal Productions has curated an immersive experience at the Wisconsin Historical Society. This isn't just a collection of facts; it’s a tactile journey through time.

The exhibit features:


Vintage Tech: From cassettes and Walkmans to VHS tapes, giving the next generation a hands-on look at how the music was originally consumed.


Interactive Art: A community graffiti board and a custom 3D lenticular poster.


"Lead Between the Rhymes": Insights into the upcoming movie produced by Pyramidal Productions that documents this rich history.

The Movement: Past, Present, and Future

The goal of the movement—and the upcoming community town hall—is to stabilize the culture. By discussing the past and envisioning the future, Pyramidal Productions aims to ensure the Wisconsin hip-hop scene has longevity for the next 50 years and beyond.

As DJ Fusion noted, "This isn't just about Madison; Madison is a piece of the puzzle. This is about the culture that our entire state—the 608, the 715, the 920—brings together."

How to Get Involved

If you want to learn more about the documentary, the exhibit, or the future of the local scene, stay connected with the architects of this movement.


Visit the Website:PyramidalProductions.com


Follow the Movement: Join the community town halls to help shape the future of Wisconsin music.

For decades, the global music industry has looked to the East and West Coasts for the blueprint of hip-hop. But according to Manku and Jinx of Pyramidal Productions, the real "foundation" of the genre has a deep, often overlooked connection to the Badger State.
In a recent sit-down with DJ Fusion on 93.1 Jams, the duo discussed their mission to spotlight Wisconsin&rsquo;s monumental contributions to music history through their latest project: "Hip-Hop in Madison: Our Story, Our Culture, Our Future."
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More Than a Coast: Wisconsin&rsquo;s Influence Behind the Scenes
While Wisconsin might not always get the "on-camera" credit, its influence is woven into the fabric of the industry. From the 608 to the 414, Wisconsin artists and producers have been "getting busy" since the culture first figured itself out in the 80s and 90s.
<blockquote data-path-to-node="6">
"Even though our coast isn't represented, we are influential behind the scenes in a great way," says Manku. "From Beyonc&eacute; to Dr. Dre, Wisconsin is in the midst of it all."
</blockquote>
Local Legends and Global Hits
This highlights a "who&rsquo;s who" of Wisconsin talent that has shaped the Billboard charts and the evolution of rap:
<ul data-path-to-node="9">
<li>
Clyde Stubblefield: Often called the "foundation of hip-hop," his drumming remains the most sampled in music history.
</li>
<li>
Speech (Arrested Development): While many associate the group with Atlanta, Speech got his start as a DJ for Khali Tribe in Milwaukee and Madison.
</li>
<li>
Koo Koo Cal: Representing Milwaukee with a #1 hit on the Billboard charts.
</li>
<li>
Fresh Force &amp; Def Khali: Early pioneers who took Wisconsin hip-hop to national screens like BET.
</li>
<li>
Rico Love &amp; Skylar Gray: Powerhouses who have penned and produced hits for the world&rsquo;s biggest superstars.
</li>
</ul>
<hr data-path-to-node="10">
Preserving the History: The Wisconsin Historical Society Exhibit
To celebrate 50 years of hip-hop, Pyramidal Productions has curated an immersive experience at the Wisconsin Historical Society. This isn't just a collection of facts; it&rsquo;s a tactile journey through time.
The exhibit features:
<ul data-path-to-node="14">
<li>
Vintage Tech: From cassettes and Walkmans to VHS tapes, giving the next generation a hands-on look at how the music was originally consumed.
</li>
<li>
Interactive Art: A community graffiti board and a custom 3D lenticular poster.
</li>
<li>
"Lead Between the Rhymes": Insights into the upcoming movie produced by Pyramidal Productions that documents this rich history.
</li>
</ul>
The Movement: Past, Present, and Future
The goal of the movement&mdash;and the upcoming community town hall&mdash;is to stabilize the culture. By discussing the past and envisioning the future, Pyramidal Productions aims to ensure the Wisconsin hip-hop scene has longevity for the next 50 years and beyond.
As DJ Fusion noted, "This isn't just about Madison; Madison is a piece of the puzzle. This is about the culture that our entire state&mdash;the 608, the 715, the 920&mdash;brings together."
<hr data-path-to-node="18">
How to Get Involved
If you want to learn more about the documentary, the exhibit, or the future of the local scene, stay connected with the architects of this movement.
<ul data-path-to-node="21">
<li>
Visit the Website: <a href="http://pyramidalproductions.com/">PyramidalProductions.com</a>
</li>
<li>
Follow the Movement: Join the community town halls to help shape the future of Wisconsin music.
</li>
</ul>

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