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Why? WINDSONGS AND MOON SPIRITS is enjoyable to read.
It has a well balanced
order of poems all of which bring delight-in-escapism to new meaning.
From (poem)
Spring Promises
which melds the human soul together where the bluebonnets and the clouds
meet to (poem)
Sunday in the Canyon
where time seems to stand still in respect for those that passed those
lands. And, then there is the poem
Our Ancestors Remain With
Us Always; which
bellows with a joint reliance between the past and present.
Salvador SeBasco, Literary
Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff
with a CNN affiliate.
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Salvador SeBasco, Literary
Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff
with a CNN affiliate.
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(four star rating)|
Now, to answer the question, ‘What was the worse I ever did on any test?’ it only needs reading BOOK AND BRAIN READING to know the answer. A gem that shines
for all to see, one just needs to care about someone important in your
life to know if they have a problem excelling in school or life’s
comprehensions, they need to read BOOK AND BRAIN READING. By its title, it sounds overly technical because it has the word ‘brain’ in it but it was not. To read it was a shear joy and the first book I reviewed where I sent the author money, which was well worth the life changing influence."
Salvador SeBasco, Literary
Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff
with a CNN affiliate.
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The
June airing of the show
featured
an interview with acclaimed author Rick Renner,
author of
DRESSED TO KILL: A Spiritual Approach to Spiritual Warfare and Armor. The
book addresses the armor of God as described in Eph. 6 comparing it to
ancient Roman armor with its function and purpose. The book also
addresses the power of prayer, spiritual warfare--real vs wacky and more and
has sold over 500,000 copies and hit no #1 in several categories on Amazon
(dot) Com this year.
Explore also were the six different types of prayer; including the
prayer of Thanksgiving.
(five star rating)
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"In DRESSED TO KILL, author Rick Renner, builds a spiritual momentum that lingers long after DRESSED TO KILL is read. Renner’s emphasis on context of words allows readers to know this Biblical support is unequivocal. It places readers face to face with an increased mental accountability to use the newly discovered mental weaponry; even while reading this book. If there was one book to be called a time capsule into Paul’s perspective and a Biblical support to how we each ready to kill Satan’s influence, DRESSED TO KILL is that book."
Salvador
SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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The Wednesday, October 15th show
featured an interview with
noted author
Tim Lott
, author of
GROWING UP CATHOLIC.
GROWING UP CATHOLIC
is a stirring account of one person finding
spiritual completeness amongst the tribulations of maturing FROM
an education basis in Catholicism TO the trial of venturing out in
religious directions condoned by those closer to him. His candor and
lessons learned (in application of tradition to morals when life's trials
test one's faith and character) gives readers of all ages a surety that they
are not alone when it comes to the growing pains involved with the
maturing process that comes with applied religion.
Click here to read the written book review for GROWING UP CATHOLIC
(five star rating)
GROWING UP CATHOLIC:
The Wednesday, February 20th show featured an interview with noted author Stephen Post, co-author of Why Good Things Happen To Good People:
(five star rating)
and the 2008 BOOK OF THE YEAR|
"WHY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE, by Stephen Post and Jill Neimark, reflects on WHY pure intentions in GIVING of one’s self result in better health and longer life I felt that the number of review copies I received of WHY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE was not enough for as many people with whom I wanted to share this book’s message. Post & Neimark tag teamed to write a great book. Post & Neimark introduce GIVING as expression that comes in several ways or manners. That paradigm provides for a courageous basis for wrapping ones arms around the gamut of outward expression itself. In that, the book, WHY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE takes WAYS (aka manners) of GIVING that leads to GOOD THINGS. For instance, to GIVE of one’s self is to see ourselves in others; just as God sees us as being in his image. Because God is GOOD, and all things that are GOOD are God, with a tiny play on words and meanings, the title WHY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE could be translated as WHY GOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE. I loved how readers get to score their answers to questions in the book. I couldn’t help but think Stephen Post and Jill Neimark intentionally left the reader hanging at the very end of the book by not having a sum total of all the scores, though. I applaud that Post and Neimark did not take the easy way out which would have been to have a test at the end of the entire book tallying the parts of the book readers are led to score themselves on. Instead, Post and Neimark allow each reader’s outlook on their own life to be the bearer of how the sum total of all the scored questions in the book are used in one’s life. What better love is there than for people to encourage others to have courage to impact their own life through GIVING. WHY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE is (as an influential book) GREAT because it is a GOOD influence on how GREAT GOD becomes by how we GIVE unto others!"
Salvador
SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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The Wednesday, November 14th show featured an interview with noted author Bob Bevington and offered Christian believers a greater understanding and appreciation for the atoning work of Jesus Christ:
(five star rating)|
A
LOVE AFFAIR WITH ATONEMENT “Our Grandmother use to teach us that if ever the
Bible falls to the ground, to pick it up and kiss it because the
Bible is never suppose to touch a floor or the ground. That is a practice I’ve continued to this day.
Without it falling to the floor or ground, I kissed THE GREAT EXCHANGE because it is certain that
over time, it will help others keep the Bible close to heart.
Yes. For
the spiritually challenged, THE GREAT EXCHANGE
brings history into life and gives a chance for the seeds of God’s
mercy to bloom. For the
spiritually sound, those as blessed will continue to rejoice in the
tune for God’s honor. Readers
of all walks of life will rejoice to no end at the book’s (THE
GREAT EXCHANGE’s) ending and feel inspired that they got to
know the basis of atonement all the better than ever before. THE GREAT EXCHANGE will bring you to the foot of the
cross! Readers will
feel that there was no opportunity costs, per se, at all in their
taking the time to read this 290 page marvel of literary wonder
called THE GREAT EXCHANGE, by Jerry Bridges & Bob
Bevington (Foreward by Sinclair Ferguson).
Why? ‘What better exchange (than their time reading this
book) could readers get, in the honor of God, than their time for a
chance at touching the glory of God by reading THE GREAT
EXCHANGE?’ Only
the Bible itself would show readers such fullness of atonement in
his Glory, and that is what the book THE GREAT EXCHANGE
will do: make devout Christians remember the first time they fell in
love with the Bible and why. THE GREAT EXCHANGE brings readers closer what the
disciples went through and, in doing so, gives readers a rare
glimpse back-in-time to what it must have been like for the
disciples to keep faith under extenuating circumstances.
It doesn’t take having a great spiritual vision to see the
outlandish value in this book.
THE GREAT EXCHANGE will have the spiritually
blind wanting to choose again when grabbing for ‘man’s best
friend.’ Insightful!”
Salvador
SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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The Wednesday,
October 17th, show
featured an interview with noted author Nancy Linden and
how life changed when she learned to read at 19. A University Texas
Student, she listened to KNLE for inspiration, and through her faith became an
author.
(five star rating)|
“Gina D's DVDs (KIDS CLUB and SING ALONG WITH GINA D.) are wholesome and for the whole family to enjoy. The content is Christian-based and brings a unique twist of wit and creativity to children of all ages.
It's no doubt, Gina D's Kids Club is wholesome television! GINA D's dynamic, endearing, clubhouse cast provides engaging entertainment with an educational twist sensitive to children's needs.
The music is positive, upbeat, and if you close your eyes, may even replace your morning cup of coffee to give you that extra kick start.”
Salvador
SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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Excerpt from the written review: “One can only think that Raven Moon Entertainment, Inc. producers, Joey & Bernadette DiFrancesco and writers are trying to engage children like no other time in television history: by asking them to help their parents and themselves by following the tips in the episode ‘Let’s Get Fit.’ It is not too often I want to play a DVD and scan to the same part to play over and over and over as I did with the ‘Let’s Shape Up’ song. I am no spring chicken but had to get up to dance to it. It would have been more a feat to get me to do that with others in the room. Alone, I was compelled to jumping- in -place in tandem with those on the screen. More people ought to realize if this episode (#15, ‘Let’s Get Fit’) has such an impact on adults, it should be available on every network for children of all ages to be influenced by.” Salvador
SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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Read the complete version of the
FIVE STAR REVIEW OF
"LET'S GET FIT "
DVD released to Christian books stores this month
(five star rating)“When Sinners Say `I DO' by Dave Harvey (Foreword by Paul David Tripp) is a keeper.
Just as the Gospel is a marriage between people and God, the strongest suit of the book When Sinners Say `I DO' is how it describes SIN and how it describes GIVING SHAPE TO MERCY to allow for God's intervention.
By giving the gift of the book When Sinners Say `I DO' to a newly married couple, you will be giving them a chance at longevity in their relationship because, should they read and apply it, they will learn how their loss based on sin is preparatory for what will come in their marriage and how God's mercy finds their vulnerabilities.
Newlywed or not, without this book, couples may instead divest of the fallibilities of sin in their marriage. Whereas, with the book When Sinners Say `I DO' they at least have a chance to learn their susceptibility to sin and also learn about the hope they could hold with the shape of mercy is there; because they'll discover the power of the Gospel for their own marriage.
This is no ordinary book: When Sinners Say `I DO' is reminiscent of the (love) potency of Dr. Gary Smalley's writings.
When asking yourself, `Should I go out and get the book When Sinners Say `I DO', say `I DO,' because you will not regret it!”
Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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(five star rating)
“There is MORE to THE SECRET, by Ed Gungor, is pure genius! As I read its 125 pages, all of only a half-inch thick, I flicked its pages in disbelief that that much meaning was packed into it by the hand of one author; all to come to realize (as I did) that more than Ed Gungor was talking through this book.
Riveting. A jolt of clear, distinct, revival to what accompanies attraction in people's lives. `For if we are only what we attract, there is the rest of the world we are missing' is, in my own words, what resonates in me when I read There is MORE to THE SECRET. I was delighted page after page to see it grow before my very eyes as being more than a repertoire of retort. In my own words, `The eye of the beholder is limited to not only that beheld but (by the actuality) that God exist as well' is the second thing I think when reading (again and again) There is MORE to THE SECRET.
Ed Gungor gives a jolt of synthesis otherwise unmatched without There is MORE to THE SECRET. What There is MORE to THE SECRET contains is more than you can whisper in someone's ear; which is why there is more (in this book) than whispered into ears by THE SECRET (that book). Ed Gungor's genius is also in taming down the initial cynicism someone may be thinking when pondering that this book is drawing attention (ironically enough) to credible gaps without coming across as being at the expense of any other publisher but the almighty; while at the same time this book's strength in reach is that it could do nothing but find another market (Christians) for the message in THE SECRET. People will want to buy both to see what the other is talking about. Whereas THE SECRET, by Rhonda Byrnes, is one piece of a puzzle, Ed Gungor's There is MORE to THE SECRET springboards towards the reader to show the entire board on which the puzzle sets. It also plays the readers hand on the next move being their choice to include God or not include God. There is MORE to THE SECRET is not only an overview of what other puzzle pieces have settled on that board but also what pieces are springing up such as the correlations in (the sister book) THE SECRET.
There is MORE to THE SECRET is a joy ride from beginning to end. From its frame of references dabbling in Genies, a man from the future, to the reference to puppets and a reference to the limitations of the God as portrayed in the movie BRUCE ALMIGHTY, There is MORE to THE SECRET is also very entertaining and not over indulgent in the `I am here and you are there' mentality which unknowingly fence in sloughs of writers in the Christian books' market. There is MORE to THE SECRET exquisitely rebellions (without throwing a stone) with truths but in a complimentary fashion; form fitted to realize (a market towards) those set off course by what they might attract when possibly relinquishing their attention on only one aspect of life, an aspect other than that born of God.
I am not one for comparing books, and needless to say that Ed Gungor's last book RELIGIOUSLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES was nominated for and won BOOK OF THE YEAR (from THE INSIDE VIEW SHOW) for 2006 but, as if it was thought that `it couldn't be done, There is MORE to THE SECRET is even better yet because it is more meaningful than purpose itself because it climbs outside church walls and it tells us to remember to remember God too because he does not forget us.
There is MORE to the SECRET is deeply compelling only because it only begins to describe not only how but also the reasons for which There is MORE to THE SECRET. After all, as There is MORE to THE SECRET describes: that is why you are not to just be attracted to it as a book and why you are not only to live it to (be) more than what you want to be attracted towards, but too for what God wants for you; including those you love and the best interests of the rest of the world.”
Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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(five star rating)“If you liked LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE or THE WALTONS, you'll love WHEN THE BLUE BONNETS COME.
WHEN THE BLUEBONNETS COME, by John J. Dwyer, is a caring, heartfelt book which allows readers to experience life and death through the eyes of a little child, a preacher's daughter, Katie Shanahan of Cotton Patch, Texas.
John J. Dwyer's writing style reads as though we are in the mind of a child out in the country thinking to her self and is rich with empathy; particularly notable on page 121 where he describes the credence of a child's sadness. Little Katie has many questions about life and the answers are lived out through what she learns from others and the events in this small town. Dwyer masterfully succeeds in the believability-factor that sets the reader back in a time when ears hung tight on what was said on the radio and indiscretions were mostly talked through amongst family members and amongst a close-knit town's people. As Katie's values about religion evolve, so does the reader's insight into little Katie: her rationale about people in her little town, what she thinks about a town's upheaval, tornados, influences from the world outside the town, and even what she thinks about death.
Written in the tone as if it was a diary of sorts, WHEN THE BLUEBONNETS COME, by John J. Dwyer, takes readers through the growth of spirituality in a small town, relives its uproars and the eventual role of religion on a small town. With its strongest jolt of wisdom at the book's end, WHEN THE BLUEBONNETS COME is packed with endearment as little Katie grows her memories into a lifelong understanding that the memories and stories of those we love, linger with us long after they pass.
Her great deal of respect for her Father marks times in his life and creates anchors for her experiences in the thrill of sports, empathy in defeat, uncertainty, influences of the spoke word, influences from the Bible, and by story's end lives to tell about it all to her Son who learns what the fields of Blue Bonnets and Indian Paintbrushes meant to his Grandpa Ethan. Ethan Shanahan, her Father, lived and died between the covers of this book, but by book's end, readers get to know what he meant to little Katie and what she later relayed to her Son. As she reflects on her life and what a field of bluebonnets and Indian Paintbrushes meant to her Dad, she relinquishes this wisdom to her own Son and, by that, embellishes the meaning of having the circle of life come full-circle.
With WHEN THE BLUE BONNETS COME, Dwyer gives (readers) back a taste of where Texas hospitality got its roots! WHEN THE BLUE BONNETS COME will remind readers of all ages that life is a nurturing process minded by simple relationships that, when looked back on, builds meaning in each others lives.”
Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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(five star rating)“It most likely was not too long ago when you needed tips for saving and getting healthcare for less. The inevitable (resource), Michelle Katz's book HEALTHCARE FOR LESS: Getting the Care You Need Without Breaking the Bank, answers head-on the antagonistic issue we must each face: How do we each come to grips that our body will deteriorate and we will get ill?
HEALTHCARE FOR LESS is a tremendous resource each doctor's office and each family ought to have in their home because it helps answer the million dollar question, `Why is healthcare so expensive and what can we do to save?'
Its ready-made tips are simple to apply. And, why not, as healthcare costs loom as the enemy, go out and get HEALTHCARE FOR LESS?
Yes, every now and then along comes a book that can easily be your family's best friend when it comes time to bridging the gap between what would otherwise be technical lingo and that which stands between you and saving money.
HEALTHCARE FOR LESS gives us a tool for introspection on our own self value enough to have us want to ask the questions of the healthcare system.”
Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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“In a world where it seems the only people that like change are babies in diapers,
Timothy S. Lane's & Paul David Tripp's new book, HOW PEOPLE CHANGE, will
not only help others grow in grace, each as an individuals with a community of faith, but also will help people grow in knowledge about Jesus Christ because it's filled with its gospel-centered glory and Christ-centered wisdom. If you want change to have a lasting influence in your life, spare some change and get HOW PEOPLE CHANGE for your congregation or family. It will be money well spent on your community of faith.”
Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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(five star rating)“Ed Gungor's RELIGIOUSLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES is a `connect the dots' between some dots in human nature called distractions and another called human judgment.
He draws a picture that distraction away from God is not the disease. Instead human nature itself is the disease that thwarts the progress of a group of people supposedly joined in common purpose.
Ed Gungor methodically carves away at flaws in human nature and artfully displays how subjectivity in judging others pulls us away from a focus on God while at church. Proving that self-righteousness was never so wrong.
Although the title sounds religion-specific, it offers a lesson that does not need
religion to make the lesson have credence: that human nature itself has an affinity towards a premature judgment of people wherever people gather. Moral of the story, do not take your eye off the people for they may be the very ones whose behavior holds the cure to a church's infection aka distraction away from God. Gungor's genius is in displaying how an infected church is full of people distracted with pre-guessing about what God wants for his people.
What lingers on after this read is that church is not the place to judge each other as to the level we each conform. Instead, we can each see the signs and symptoms when a body of people have susceptibility to the frailties of human nature itself.
RELIGIOUSLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES is a delightful morsel for those who always knew their church was infected and it had less to do with religion than met the eye. While many focus on how the disease is transmitted, Gungor shows the solution to preventing it from spreading is more about seeing the early signs and symptoms of the infection.
Although clapping in church is not acceptable in some churches, it is very likely there will be many closet-clappers in churches across the globe after reading
RELIGIOUSLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES.”
Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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(five star rating)“John McCutcheon's CHRISTMAS IN THE TRENCHES captures the spirit of fellowship in the most unlikeliest of settings. An inspirational story set in war time one Christmas Eve, centers around a bold man walking across the battlefield with a Christmas Tree in hand, daring it all and his life, to show that a spirit of fellowship around the Holiday season can rise above political affairs and rise above all obstacles no matter how impossible they seem. An unlikely celebration took place.
The hardcover edition includes a CD of the audio book (Track 1) read by the author and two songs: `Silent Night' and `Christmas in the Trenches' sung by the author. With a combination of song and literature, in a folklore tone, John McCutcheon takes us back in time. The reminiscing began as the story began, as a Grandfather is asked by his Grandson `what was your favorite Christmas?' (of all time), and then the story unfolds as the Grandfather reminisces with his Grandson. The song on Track 2, `Silent Night,' is notably punctuated by Track 3's `Christmas in the Trenches' that describes how the two armies were singing Holiday cheers to each other across the battlefield as Christmas Eve turned into Christmas Day. The song tracks allow the reader to relive and reminisce about the message in the story; as opposing sides set down their arms to sing together and pay tribute to the Holiday spirit as their unlikely time-out reminded all there just what the Holiday spirit is all about. John McCutcheon's soothing, calming voice, and his storytelling ability, adds a dimension worth listening to over and over and over again. I did, for 4 straight hours (story is six minutes and there are nine minutes of songs.)
CHRISTMAS IN THE TRENCHES is a `must read' and the BONUS CD, with songs and the story, exudes an essence where one can easily imagine reading and listening to CHRISTMAS IN THE TRENCHES each year as a Holiday tradition with your family. If you do, it will be one tradition they all will remember for a long time coming! All together combined, with the bonus songs and, with the story's strong message about the spirit of fellowship, it all make for a perfect entertaining, meaning-filled, gift just in time for the Holidays. Peachtree Publishers has a real winner here.”
Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE INSIDE VIEWTM
broadcast, book critic, on staff with a CNN affiliate.
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September 26, 2007, Interview:
Transcript
of a Radio Interview on
Values in Television Broadcasting and Value of Children Having Hope to Have
Hope Through the Love of Reading
with
Gina D, President of Reading Across America and the host of “Gina Ds
Kid’s Club®”
THE INSIDE VIEW(TM) SHOW
September 26, 2007
5:00 p.m.
KNLE- 88.1 FM, A CNN affiliate Station
Austin, Texas
Friday, September 26, 2007; Posted: 6:35 p.m. EDT (21:35 GMT)
The
following is a transcript of THE INSIDE VIEW(TM) SHOW Literary Director
& host, book critic, Salvador SeBasco's interview Wednesday night. SeBasco asked Gina D about her views on values in today’s
Television programming, the importance of life-lessons on fitness &
health, and encouraging children through reading. In
doing so, SeBasco also reads written reviews on air and cites Gina D DVDs
which received THE INSIDE VIEW(TM) SHOW’s highest Rating of FIVE STARS. The historical exclusive interview (in which Gina D reveals a
personal side to her passion to bring back family values through quality
educational children’s television programming) strikes an insightful
balance between Gina D the visible star & Gina D the mother of two
(seven and ten) just trying to do what’s right for her own kids in
today’s attention detracting world. Gina’s
commentary about what needs to change is enough to have the networks do a
double-take at why the formula which drives “Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®” is
not the usual executive strategy, but instead, a whole lot of love.
Keith
Jackson, INTRO:
And, now for THE INSIDE VIEW(TM) SHOW with host and Book Critic, Salvador
SeBasco.
Salvador
SeBasco: That’s
right! Hi, this is Salvador SeBasco, Literary Director and host of THE
INSIDE VIEW SHOW. Today, we have a special guest, a KNLE exclusive, Gina D
of the READING ACROSS AMERICA Program and the Host of the ‘Gina Ds Kid’s
Club®’. And, today we are going to talk about values; Christian
values when we teach children to read, by use of music also and, also
amongst other things, we are going to talk about values in today’s
television. But first, we are going to start off our show as we start off
each THE INSIDE VIEW SHOW with John 21:25,
‘And, there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which if they
should be written everyone, I suppose the world itself could not contain the
books that should be written.’ Amen.
Now, before Gina joins us, I am going to read the review from the
lessons of the GINA D’s DVDs. I
reviewed the lessons in the KIDS CLUB DVDs and the SING ALONG WITH GINA D and
here is that written review: ‘Gina D’s DVDs, KIDS CLUB and SING ALONG WITH GINA D., are wholesome and for the whole family to enjoy.
The content is a Christian-based and brings a unique twist of wit and
creativity to children of all ages. It’s no doubt, Gina D’s Kids Club is
wholesome television! GINA
D’s dynamic, endearing, clubhouse cast provides engaging entertainment
with an educational twist sensitive to children’s needs. The music is
positive, upbeat, and if you close your eyes, may even replace your morning
cup of coffee to give you that extra kick start.’ And,
that was my written review. And,
I have also had the privilege to review the lessons on the DVD in writing in
book-format since Raven Moon Entertainment, Inc. is looking to roll-out some
books for the DVDs. And, the
DVDs were just released last month to most Christian book stores, and the
lessons are shared across America. There is a READING ACROSS AMERICA PROGRAM
and the ‘Gina Ds Kid’s Club®’ which airs on two
hundred and thirty-three stations including
the Trinity Broadcasting Network, and the Smile of a Child Network, which
air in approximately ninety-five percent of the world, seven days a week.
In addition, they’re on PBS. And,
so, without further a due, Gina D.
Gina, are you there?
Gina
D: Hi
Salvador. How are you today?
Salvador
SeBasco: Fine,
Gina. How are you?
Gina
D: I’m doing
fantastic!
Salvador
SeBasco:
Alright! Gina, I realize that
the content on the DVDs is going to be distributed in the book format, I had
the pleasure of reviewing, and I wanted to know, since you are the president
of the READING ACROSS AMERICA PROGRAM, if you could tell us a little bit
about that program?
Gina
D: Sure. Our
Reading Across America Program is in conjunction (with the ‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’); it’s sort of like the message, one of
the messages for ‘Gina Ds Kid’s Club®’, our show on TV,
where we encourage kids to get with their parents, get with their grand
parents, their sisters and brothers, and read books because it’s very
important for the kids to learn to read and to keep that love of reading
going as they get older.
Salvador,
I have a question for you today.
Salvador
SeBasco: Yeah.
What is that (question) Gina? Wait
a minute. Wait a minute. (said
with laughter)
Gina
D: Well. What I would like to known, and I think all of your listeners
would like to know:
What is the hope you have for children through reading?
Salvador
SeBasco: My.
My hope for children through reading is that—
through reading, children have hope
about having hope.
So many times their spirits are dampened.
There’s more going on in schools now than when we, you and I, were
going to school.
Gina
D: Right!
(said as though encouraging SeBasco to continue)
Salvador
SeBasco: There
is more expectation. With all the distractions that there are, it’s hard
to reach children nowadays. The images that we can draw with words helps
their reading comprehension and, having had a reading comprehension problem
when I was younger, the images (drawn to mind by reading) just didn’t
come. I could read and the
images just wouldn’t be there. Now, with programs such as Reading Across
America getting children and parents back together reading, I can see how
important it is for parents to read to children to, at an early age, impress
on them that the images that are in their mind and the imagery
that (is) drawn does make a difference in their reading
comprehension.
Gina
D: Absolutely!
Absolutely. I agree with
you.
Salvador
SeBasco: Now,
back to you Gina. At what age
did you realize you had a gift for communicating with children?
And, How did the TV show come about?
Gina
D: Well, ‘Gina Ds Kid’s Club®’ came-about about
seven years ago when, (since) I have two kids, I am married with two kids; I
have a seven year old and a ten year old; and when my daughter was in
pre-school, we were watching what was on television and there was a lot of
anti-parent, very negative, television shows for kids out there (at that
time).
Salvador
SeBasco:
Hmmm (said as
though encouraging Gina D to continue).
Gina
D: So, the
executive producers of the show (‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’) are my parents, Joey and Bernadette
DiFrancesco. They’re Emmy Award winning children’s programming
executives. And, so, we came up
with the idea to create a show that was reminiscent of Mr. Rogers and Shari
Lewis, and with a real person that could relate to children in a good family
values way. And, my ‘gift’
(for communicating with children)? Well, that: I guess as a child, I always had that idea of
doing something with music and with & for children, but really it was
after I had my own kids that this (show) all came about.
Salvador
SeBasco:
Ahhhh! Well,
you interject religion on some of the episodes of the ‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’. How do you know how far to go with that?
Gina
D: Well,
you know, we’re on Trinity Broadcasting Network all across the world, and
we are on the Inspiration Network as well, but we are also on commercial
stations (such as) ABC, PBS. And
so, you have to be very, you know, careful because there is a lot of FCC
rules and regulations and things. Unfortunately,
it’s not like in the old days where you could put, you know, what ever you
wanted to on television. You
really have to be careful. But,
we are just trying to produce a good positive family values show where the
Moms, the Dads, the Grand Moms and Grand Pops can get together with the
kids and watch a show together. And,
we’re, our, message is family and
getting the family back and, you know, people try to tear the family
apart, but our message is family is very important in this world.
Salvador
SeBasco:
Amen.
And, there is a SING ALONG WITH GINA D (TV Show) that is going to be
added to the TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network line up) soon?
Gina
D: Yes.
Salvador
SeBasco:
Tell us about
the power of positive music in your life.
Gina
D: Well,
that’s a great question! You
know, our show has about seven to eight originally written positive
self-esteem building songs for kids, and music has always been very
important in my life. I’ve been singing since I was, like, one year old.
Gina
D and Salvador SeBasco: (laughing)
Gina
D: You know.
So, I’ve always loved music, and to sing good positive songs about
good manners, about the importance of fitness and good nutrition, about
respecting people. I think it is important for kids to get that basic
foundation at an early age. And
so, by the way, our show is for pre-school kids ages two to six years old.
So, you know, to get the kids with the music and good positive messages
early, it’s very important.
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
there has been some awards for the show. Could
you tell us, particularly, about the Dove Award?
Gina
D: Sure!
We just won thirteen Dove Foundation Awards; giving us recognition
for achievement for family values
for thirteen of our shows. Now, we have forty-four episodes which are on
television but right now we have thirteen actual DVDs that are in Christian
book stores. We just launched into all the Christian bookstores across the
nation. So that’s very
exciting, and we also launched our songs on i-tunes. So, if any of your
listeners out there have i-pods, you could download the music, and I would
encourage them to do it. It’s
great family values, positive music for the whole families.
Salvador SeBasco: I see there is
a note on my computer screen; (an) inter-office note. This can’t be right. Gina, is this right (?) that the
listeners just today, listening to THE INSIDE VIEW SHOW, here on KNLE, that
just by following the next instructions, that you are about to hear, will be
able to get a free DVD with three episodes from SING ALONG WITH GINA D (to)
get the gist and spirit of the Christian values being upheld on the ‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’?
Gina
D: Right. We
have the SING ALONG WITH GINA D, the three episodes DVD which, like I said,
we are launching all those episodes into the Christian book stores, but
right now just for a short amount of time (just today), we are making
available to your listeners a free DVD. They just need to call 407-774-GINA
and they can receive a free DVD. And, it’s a $19.99 value.
So, that’s very exciting for them.
Salvador
SeBasco: That’s
Great. What’s that number again?
Gina
D: It’s
407-774-GINA, and I think the number that correlates with that is
407-774-4462.
Salvador
SeBasco: Now,
listeners can hear those songs if you order the DVD just by using those
instructions and we’ll say those a little bit later on today.
Gina, (are there) any others songs?
Gina
D: Our latest
song is ‘Oh Happy Day’. And
so, you may check it out; on either check our web site or you (all) could
check it out on i-tunes.
Salvador
SeBasco: Oh,
that was, that is an awesome song. It’s
very uplifting.
Gina
D: It is. We
love that song.
Salvador
SeBasco: For
me, if I want to sing along and I don’t care that people are around, then
I know it is a great song.
Gina
D and Salvador SeBasco: (laughing)
Gina
D: Sing it in
the shower or even when you are driving in the car.
Gina
D and Salvador SeBasco: (laughing)
Salvador
SeBasco: In
all this, you are not alone. Right
Gina? You have the characters?
Gina
D: Sure.
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
there is a state of the art, virtual reality animated setting.
Could you tell us a little bit about the characters?
Gina
D: Sure,
well we have; you know like you just said, we have a virtual reality set.
We have state of the art animation because, you know, kids are very
savvy as far as the computers and all the technology out there.
But, we want to keep the good values of yesterday integrated with
the technology of today. But,
some of our characters we have on the show are: TV Ted and he is exactly
what you think: He’s a big TV.
Gina D and Salvador SeBasco: (laughing)
Gina
D: And,
we have Doggie Brown and he is our ‘Kids Club’ pet.
We have Simon Wannabe. He’s our, Australian, ‘Kids Club’
helper. We have Pierre D’ Artist. He teaches the kids about colors and numbers.
And we have Hammy the Hamster, and he’s just what you think (he
is). He’s a Hamster.
Gina
D and Salvador SeBasco: (laughing)
Gina
D: So,
and, and when we do our live shows, by the way, we have TV Ted and Doggie
Brown join me on stage, and the kids they love those characters.
Salvador SeBasco: Well, there are some great characters. And, I had the pleasure to reviewing one of the episodes that has to do with life-long lessons and it was called ‘LET’S GET FIT’ and I gave it a FIVE STAR REVIEW. It was just a loveable episode, and (I) wanted to find out, Gina, isn’t there a nation-wide endorsement to use that episode to help fight childhood obesity?
Gina
D: Exactly!
Well, we were just endorsed by the National Association for Health
and Fitness; which is very exciting. We
have a Public Service Announcement which is being launched across the
nation. And it is basically
helping with the terrible problem of childhood obesity.
There’s been statistics that say that this generation of kids may
not outlive their parents because of the obesity problem, and that’s very
scary. So, you know, we are
trying to encourage the kids to eat right.
You know, (go) easy on the treats; ‘Watch
What You Eat. Easy on The
Treats’ that’s (in) one of our songs.
And, also get out there and do some good physical fitness activities
like you could play soccer or tennis or football or baseball or swimming.
Don’t just sit in from of the computer all day. That’s not a good thing.
Salvador
SeBasco: Exactly.
I think there should be more emphasis on healthier snacks today like fruits,
fresh fruits, and veggies.
Gina
D: Right.
Right. You have to be so careful on what you, you know, you feed your
children. But, you know, of
course you can go to have fruits and vegetables. Those are good treats. In
fact, we have tips on the show on what types of good snacks you could eat. So, that’s good too!
Salvador SeBasco: And,
by the way, for KNLE listener’s, here’s a snippet of the song LET’S
SHAPE UP which is related to that Public Service Announcement .
Music and Words (35 seconds):
From the ‘LET’S SHAPE UP’ song from the ‘LET’S GET FIT’ DVD’:
‘You Should Try it.
Let’s shape up. Try to do without that ice cream cup. I know that
you will think it is such a treat, very sweet. But you’ll get bigger if
you don’t watch your figure. So, let’s shape up. Just leave some ice cream in the cup or
on your plate, On your plate, So, do some exercising you will be surprised that you can be in such good shape.’
oooohhh, oooaaa-ooo’
Salvador
SeBasco: M-mmm.
Let’s Get Fit! And, that was from the ‘LET’S GET FIT’ DVD I had given
a FIVE STAR review for and, of course, even such a necessary lesson, such as
HOW AND WHAT TO EAT RIGHT, you would think would come other sources other
than Television. However, the ‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’ is renowned now for bringing forth life-lessons. And, (I) would like to talk a little bit about the show’s
format now, and also for those who just tuned in, Gina, would you describe,
for us, again the READING ACROSS AMERICA PROGRAM?
Gina
D: Sure! The READING ACROSS AMERICA PROGRAM, through ‘Gina Ds Kid’s
Club®’, encourages (within) families to get together-- Moms,
Dads, Grand Moms, Grand Pops, brothers, sisters-- and encourage kids from
pre-school age and up, to start reading and to continue that love of reading
through family and interaction with books.
Salvador
SeBasco: That’s
great! Your show is definitely, if I can borrow from some of the information
I received in the press kit, an ideal
marriage of entertainment and education for pre-schoolers.
It’s particularly challenging, in this day and age with so
distractions, to reach kids, and your show is, if I should read my review,
also for adults to get back to basics.
When I first saw your show, I thought to myself, ‘Now,
this is definitely one (show) I could sit down and get relaxed watching.’
Ha.
Gina
D and Salvador SeBasco: (laughing)
Gina
D: Ha. Right.
Exactly.
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
remember listeners, there is that special; the way to get a hold of the free
DVD that has the three episodes. And,
How do they get a hold of that, again, Gina?
Gina
D: (Just
today) They can call 407-774-GINA, and ask for the free SING ALONG WITH
GINA D DVD.
Salvador
SeBasco: Excellent.
Well, there is ahhh not a lot of wholesome TV with good morals out there
nowadays. I mean, it’s sad to say when Mr. Rogers passed away, that there
seem to be, we seem to be in an age where he kind of took us as far as you
think he could?
Gina
D: U-huh!
(said as though encouraging SeBasco to continue).
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
I saw there was a New York Times review on the
‘Gina Ds Kid’s Club®’ and (in) the New York Times, the
headline read, ‘SOMEWHERE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF MR. ROGERS.’
Gina
D: That’s
right. I think that’s a real honor to be even mentioned with his (Mr.
Rogers) name because he really was the cornerstone of GOOD MORALS. He
was, I believe he was a pastor or he was a deacon in his church, but he was
affiliated with Christianity. And,
he had good Christian Moral values and that was very important, I think, to
the background of (him) creating his show.
Salvador
SeBasco: Don’t
you think, what that brings to mind Gina is, don’t you think that kids,
nowadays, need to be, to see parents and adults pause and (for parents)
actually to pay attention to them. And,
I mean, isn’t that really what your show does? You’re standing there and
you’re looking straight (at the audience), I mean, you’re like the Mona
Lisa sometime, Your eyes, no matter where you (your audience) go, you are
looking. I could be across the room, and you were looking straight at me.
And, I mean, don’t you think that to some point, if I could use an
adult word, ‘SURROGATE’, the show gives that attention (to kids) and
gives an adult female positive role model.
Where now, with so many computers and so many gadgets and so many
things to distract people; so many memory replacing devices, video and all
that and the parents are distracted and (don’t you think) that the kids
just get to be paid attention to?
Gina
D: Right.
Exactly. Well, we always
say that ‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’ is
a safe place for kids, and that is exactly what we mean.
I mean, the world is a scary places, as you know, and it’s not
getting any better, unfortunately. And
so, anytime we can bring reality and real people into children’s lives to
influence them in a positive way, whether it be myself or whether it a
family member for a child, you know what? We really need to get back to the
basic of the family; well you know you know(!), the family has been pushed
out for so many years now and people, I mean, you’ve heard of ‘latch key
kids’ and all these things, and you know what?
Those terms need to go away. We
need to get kids back with the families.
We need the attention of the parents.
I think that if the parents paid more attention to the children then
probably there may not be so much low self-esteem and negativity out there.
Salvador
SeBasco: Exactly.
It only takes, it only takes each second of the day as a step to show
kids that the biggest problems in life are solved one step at a time. That
one step, that one last thing that the parent didn’t do that they could
have done to pay attention to their kid, and there are so many parents that
may go away and have regret that they haven’t spend time with their kids
but it really doesn’t take much in (life) to spend time with their kids.
What
was (long sigh), it’s unrelated to what we’re talking about but it just
popped into my mind. Um, maybe it’s God intervening. Who knows? What was
your greatest fear a kid, Gina? What
was that one event in your life when you can most remember being most
afraid?
Gina
D: That’s a
great question! I think (that)
back when we were growing up, to be honest, the world was not such a scary
place because there, right now right now we have so much technology and
there’s so information of everything that’s going on; whether it be
good, bad, or indifferent. I
think that we weren’t exposed to all that. You know, we had a TV in our house. One TV! We had three channels and, you know, our parents
watched (only) what they wanted to watch! There was no such thing as (kids
being given so channels to choose from or channels designed for kids to turn
on unsupervised such as) these children’s, you know, Cartoon Network or
what ever out there (when I grew up) and so, the fact of the matter was, we
weren’t, it wasn’t, like
the negative bombardment wasn’t everyday through all this technology.
So, I think that, I really, to be honest with you, I don’t recall
really being afraid of much because it was sort of like the Golden Time.
But now, unfortunately (with) our children have to really be, they
have to be: you have to teach them about ‘Stranger Danger’, you have to
teach them about all the rest of the stuff that’s going on, (you have to
teach them) to watch out. It’s not a safe place out there.
And so, I think that that, it’s sort of a sad commentary on how
society has really changed.
Salvador
SeBasco: Well,
I could tell, I could tell we sort of stumbled onto a passion here and
it’s what triggers your doing so well on the show; in trying
to make up for, what society as a whole, isn’t there. I just feel
blessed to be talking with you; that people can be turned to the ‘Gina Ds Kid’s Club®’
and that you’ve been so open.
For
those who may have tuned in after we just started: we have a KNLE exclusive
on THE INSIDE VIEW(TM) SHOW, we have an interview with Gina D.
Gina,
earlier in the show you shared with us, your greatest fear, and I’m still
on the hook to share with you mine. I can only imagine how to tell you this
again, and I can only imagine it and others can’t really fully fathom what
it’s like to have had the fear that I had.
I imagined, and I will share with you my greatest fear.
When I was a kid, I had a reading comprehension problem.
Gina
D: Hmmm,
u-huh! (said as though encouraging SeBasco to continue)
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
all the way up until fifth grade, I was in a slow learning class; because I
could not comprehend anything I read. I
mean I could read it and would know the story line when I read it, but I
would not be able to comprehend it. And,
so I worked, I worked away from some internal distractions (and towards),
and a way (manner) to focus on reading and then, after the sixth, seventh,
eight grade, (I) got through that slow learning.
Gina
D: Hmmm, Good!
(said as though encouraging SeBasco to continue)
Salvador
SeBasco: But,
so in the meantime, Gina, and you may be able to relate to this because of
what you were saying about distraction: In the meantime, I got to observe
more of what was going on because the expectation, to comprehend what was
being read, wasn’t there when I was tuning it out, and ‘all the other
things that were happening’ were what I was observing.
And, I think the show,
‘Gina Ds Kid’s Club®’, provides (itself as) that (tool
for) re-focusing on what’s important; a refocusing that there is an adult
out there that can be a wholesome role model.
And, I would like to say, ‘swear.’ I
swear, you can turn on any radio station, and you can attest to this.
Gina
D: Right!
(said as though encouraging SeBasco to continue)
Salvador
SeBasco: (You
can turn on) any television channel, you can go into any magazine that is
within arms reach of a child and cringe at what you see at what could
impression them or have them, guide them into a different direction in life.
What’s
so well rounded about ‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’ and Reading Across America (program) is that
in today’s day and age when we can conjure up the imagery in children’s
minds (through reading), and that imagery is what increases their reading
comprehension, then we can, and reading comprehension shows is what studies
show scholastic test scores are based on, then we can in-turn, when someone
(as a result) gets higher education in school, we can in-turn change that
child’s rest of their life. I
got a ten year plan: start with the kids! I
mean, so what it’s ten years. I
mean, ten years is a blink of the eye in the life of an adult at some point,
but when you get to that point (when it is) ten years later, (and) you’ve
influenced a whole few, millions of people that are going to impact those
morals you were talking about earlier, it sounds like a short-term plan.
And, you know Gina D being on i-tunes and every which way, people may
be listening to that and thinking, ‘Oh.
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY’ or, ‘Oh,
fame, fame, fame,’ but you know as well as I do, that what it’s
about is, as you were saying earlier about the ‘days when things were
simpler.’
Gina
D: Right.
Right. (said as though
encouraging SeBasco to continue)
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
that’s what, at least, I get from the ‘Gina
Ds Kid’s Club®’ show. It’s
a recapturing of the hope to have hope that (through which) children
can get that kind of untainted wholesome education.
And so, (Gina) hat’s off to you. What
kind of work week do you usually put in for the show?
Gina
D: Oh!
My work week is different everyday!
Gina
D and Salvador SeBasco: (laughing)
Gina
D: I have
radio interviews. I have
voice-overs. I have shows to
do. I have meetings for future
episodes and different things. Lots
of stuff going on.
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
Gina, one last praise about the show’s format.
I thought it was particularly endearing how, at the end of each
episode, you write a letter to your Grandmother.
That encourages writing, doesn’t it?
Gina
D: Right!
Exactly! In this day and
age, like I was saying about the computer, you know, the computer is fun,
but you know what? At the end
of every episode, I actually use a pencil and a piece of paper.
And, you know what? That’s
a good thing too. Remember how,
when we were kids, we were encouraged to write to pen pals and things? You
know, it’s good for kids to use their writing skills and also to, like I
said, it all brings it back to the family, and to always be involved with
your Grand Mom or your Grand Pop, if you can, or your Mom or your Dad and,
you know, trying to do things as a family, and that’s very important.
Salvador
SeBasco: I
remember, my brother use to tell me, Gina, he use to tell me, when the
computer broke down and I called him up because he was a computer engineer,
and I would call him up and say, ‘What
do I do now?’ just when computers were starting (to get popular),
Gina
D: Hmmm,
u-huh! (said as though encouraging SeBasco to continue)
Salvador
SeBasco: and
he use to say, ‘You got a pencil and you have a piece of paper. Just
use that.
Gina
D: (laughing)
Salvador
SeBasco: He
said, ‘Why be afraid? Don’t think about what you can’t do.
Just think about what you can do.’
Gina
D: That’s
right. Absolutely, you know, focus on the positive, always.
Just to end it on a positive note, I would like to tell your
listeners out there, we have a message, one of our songs in our show is
called the Cuddle Bug song, and you know what? We try to encourage kids and parents, you know, ‘Spread
a little love and give someone a hug.’
Salvador
SeBasco: Awwwww,
Gina
D: Isn’t
that simple. You know?
Salvador
SeBasco: Oh,
gosh. That is so simple.
Gina
D: Simple and
wonderful, and you know what? It
can only make your day fabulous.
Salvador
SeBasco: Well,
there you have it; from Gina D. And,
now you know why we’ve been so privileged to have her on today.
And, if you hadn’t heard earlier, there is a free DVD that Gina is
going to be sending out. It’s for a limited time basis, and I am going to
replay the tape on how to get that. Gina?
Gina
D: They can
call 407-774-4462 and ask for the free SING ALONG WITH GINA D DVD.
Salvador
SeBasco:
Excellent!
Well, Gina, is there anything you would like to leave listeners
with as far as how they can get more information on your show?
Gina
D: Absolutely!
I would like to encourage you (all) to check out our web site at www.ginadskidsclub.com
We have a lot of exciting things going on right now. I
am going to be appearing out in California in September and October at the
big kid’s fairs. So, if any
of your listeners are traveling to that area, either the Los Angeles or San
Francisco area, you can check that out on our web site.
Our songs can be downloaded on i-tunes.
Check that out. And, the
kids, if they want to do some fun activities, they can go to our web site as
well and hear the great music for the whole family.
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
that web site is www.ginadskidsclub.com.
That’s www.ginadskidsclub.com
Well, we’ve had the please of having Gina D here today.
And, (I) wanted to thank the audience. Thank
you, Gina.
Gina D: Thank you Salvador. It’s
been a pleasure.
Salvador
SeBasco: And,
thank God. It’s through the
love of God, and shining the light
where there is darkness that the word of the Lord gets spread.
And, it’s a blessing to have the ‘Gina Ds Kid’s Club®’ show and all the power of
positive music and creativity that‘s come from that, for listeners in this
day and age. There are morals that are going to be upheld and if parents and teachers and adults, aren’t
going to do it, then, ‘Who is?’ And,
what better way to start (than) with children when they are young and
impressionable; because they are going to be the parents and teachers of
tomorrow.
Gina
D: God bless
you.
Salvador
SeBasco: God
bless you and thank you, Gina.
Gina
D: Thank
you and God bless you and your listeners. Have a great day.
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