Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Energy News Digest for January 23, 2018

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SHELTON FORECAST & WEATHER ALERTS




HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Puerto Rico to Privatize Its Hobbled Electric Power Company (NBC News)

President Trump Issues 30% Tariff on Solar Panel Imports (Utility Dive)

Northwest Power & Conservation Council: What’s the Least-cost Way to Lower Northwest Carbon Emissions from the Power System? (4-Traders)

Washington State Legislature Appeals to State Supreme Court in Public-Records Case (Seattle Times, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Rural Broadband Experts: New Government Efforts Short on Money, But Show Promise (KUNC, Greely, CO)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Puerto Rico to Privatize Its Hobbled Electric Power Company
  • In Quebec, It’s Power versus A People on Hydroelectricity
  • Extension Cords Blamed for Fire in Downtown Aberdeen Building
  • Idaho Falls Agrees to Power New Data Center
  • New Lewis County PUD Outage Map Gives Real-Time Data
  • Fraud Claims against Pacific Gas & Electric Headed for Federal Trial
  • Pay Attention Utilities, Your Customer’s Relationship with Electricity Is Changing
  • Four Key Benefits of Advanced Small Modular Reactors
  • Washington & State Observations Indicate Lower Steelhead Mortality
  • Oregon: Coho Salmon Find Sanctuary at a Lane County Hatchery
  • U-S Supreme Court Says “Waters of the U-S” Challenges Must Go Through District Courts
  • President Trump Issues 30% Tariff on Solar Panel Imports
  • The Latest: Solar Trade Group Anticipates Job Losses
  • Bioenergy – It’s The Big New Idea for Stopping Climate Change – It Has Huge Environmental Problems of Its Own
  • Grants Fund Cities’ Switch to LED Bulbs
  • Energy News Digest Flashback – City, PUD 3 work to brighten Shelton
  • Northwest Power & Conservation Council: What’s the Least-cost Way to Lower Northwest Carbon Emissions from the Power System?
  • Audi & Nissan Join Ranks of Automakers Making Energy Storage Mainstream
  • Rural Broadband Experts: New Government Efforts Short on Money, But Show Promise
  • Rural America Has Terrible Internet – A Few Simple Solutions Could Bridge the Digital Divide
  • See How the Telecom Industry Is Quietly Changing the Shape of Our Cities
  • Netflix Shares Hit Record High after Blockbuster Results
  • Bell Canada Alerts Customers after Data Breach
  • Washington State Legislature Appeals to State Supreme Court in Public-Records Case
  • Court Rules More of Pierce County Prosecutor’s Texts Are Public Record
  • Governor: I Couldn't Tell Hawaiians Missile Alert Was a False Alarm Because I Didn't Know My Twitter Password
  • Tsunami Watch for Oregon Canceled after Large Earthquake in Alaska
  • Prepare For a ‘Parade of Frontal Systems’ in Washington State
  • Flood Watch Continues for Mason County
  • Can Experts Predict Collapse at Washington State’s Rattlesnake Ridge?
  • Washington State Opens Probe into Shelton Mayor’s Use of City Computer for Campaign Contributions
  • Fur & Fury at 40,000 Feet as More People Bring Animals on Planes
WORD OF THE DAY

Solar System • \SOE-lerr SIS-tum\ • Noun - the sun together with the group of celestial bodies that are held by its attraction and revolve around it; also: a similar system centered on another star

When did unpermitted mystical creation become OK in someone’s backyard, on their roof, or in the arid desert? “I just installed a solar system at my house,” puffed the spectacled, weekend handyman to his awestruck neighbor. “Wow,” the bystander exclaimed. “How many planets does it have; and are any of them inhabited?”

It’s a solar energy system, solar PV system, solar power system, solar array, but a “solar system”? Really? Maybe I’m a bit touchy today.

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Puerto Rico to Privatize Its Hobbled Electric Power Company (NBC News)

In Quebec, It’s Power versus A People on Hydroelectricity (Boston Globe, MA)

Extension Cords Blamed for Fire in Downtown Aberdeen Building (KBKW Radio, Aberdeen, WA)

Idaho Falls Agrees to Power New Data Center (KIFI-TV, Idaho Falls, ID)

New Lewis County PUD Outage Map Gives Real-Time Data (The Chronicle, Centralia, WA)

Fraud Claims against Pacific Gas & Electric Headed for Federal Trial (Courthouse News Service)

Pay Attention Utilities, Your Customer’s Relationship with Electricity Is Changing (The Energy Collective)

Four Key Benefits of Advanced Small Modular Reactors (Breaking Energy – U-S Dept of Energy)

FISH & WILDLIFE

Washington & State Observations Indicate Lower Steelhead Mortality (Associated Press)

Oregon: Coho Salmon Find Sanctuary at a Lane County Hatchery (KEZI-TV, Eugene, OR)

WATER, THE SOURCE OF ALL LIFE

U-S Supreme Court Says “Waters of the U-S” Challenges Must Go Through District Courts (American Public Power Association)

RENEWABLE ENERGY & SELF STORAGE

President Trump Issues 30% Tariff on Solar Panel Imports (Utility Dive)

The Latest: Solar Trade Group Anticipates Job Losses (Associated Press)

Bioenergy – It’s The Big New Idea for Stopping Climate Change – It Has Huge Environmental Problems of Its Own (Washington Post)

CONSERVATION & EFFICIENCY

Grants Fund Cities’ Switch to LED Bulbs (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Energy News Digest Flashback – City, PUD 3 work to brighten Shelton (Kitsap Sun, Bremerton, WA – Paywall Advisory)

CLIMATE CHANGE SEQUESTRATION VAULT

Northwest Power & Conservation Council: What’s the Least-cost Way to Lower Northwest Carbon Emissions from the Power System? (4-Traders)

BARREL O’ GREEN POTPOURRI – DRIVING ON SUNSHINE

Audi & Nissan Join Ranks of Automakers Making Energy Storage Mainstream (Utility Dive)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Rural Broadband Experts: New Government Efforts Short on Money, But Show Promise (KUNC, Greely, CO)


See How the Telecom Industry Is Quietly Changing the Shape of Our Cities (Fast Company)

Netflix Shares Hit Record High after Blockbuster Results (Reuters)

Bell Canada Alerts Customers after Data Breach (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

GOVERNANCE & MANAGEMENT

Washington State Legislature Appeals to State Supreme Court in Public-Records Case (Seattle Times, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Court Rules More of Pierce County Prosecutor’s Texts Are Public Record (Seattle Times, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Governor: I Couldn't Tell Hawaiians Missile Alert Was a False Alarm Because I Didn't Know My Twitter Password (Washington Examiner)

GENERAL NEWS

Tsunami Watch for Oregon Canceled after Large Earthquake in Alaska (Oregonian, Portland)

Prepare For a ‘Parade of Frontal Systems’ in Washington State (KIRO Radio, Seattle, WA)

Flood Watch Continues for Mason County (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Can Experts Predict Collapse at Washington State’s Rattlesnake Ridge? (Yakima Herald Republic, WA)

Washington State Opens Probe into Shelton Mayor’s Use of City Computer for Campaign Contributions (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Fur & Fury at 40,000 Feet as More People Bring Animals on Planes (Washington Post)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

Neil Diamond Announces Parkinson’s Diagnosis, Immediate Retirement

Pearl Jam Flag Raised on Space Needle as Iconic Band Announces Seattle Concerts

Frozen Ball of Human Waste Falls from Sky

Woman, Called Inspiration for Rosie the Riveter, Dies at 96

SONG OF THE DAY

Neil Diamond - Brother Love’s Travelling Salvation Show

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Monday, January 22, 2018

Energy News Digest for January 22, 2018 – The Mars “Fun-Size” Edition

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SHELTON FORECAST & WEATHER ALERTS



HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

President Trump Slaps Steep Tariffs on Imported Washing Machines & Solar Products (NY Times)

Federal Shutdown Ended: Deal Reached to Fund Government through Feb 8 (CNN Wire)

Oregon: Federal Commission Confirms Umatilla Electric Cooperative’s Authority to Build Wheatridge Transmission Line (East Oregonian, Pendleton)

Including Grays Harbor PUD Fiber – Numerous Projects on Harbors Funded Under New Washington State Capital Budget (Aberdeen Daily World, WA)

Facebook to Start Ranking News Sources on Trustworthiness (SF Chronicle)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Oregon: Federal Commission Confirms Umatilla Electric Cooperative’s Authority to Build Wheatridge Transmission Line
  • U-S Senate to Probe Deep Freeze’s Impact on Electric Grid
  • Natural Gas is Energy’s New King — But How Long Will It Reign? California May Offer Some Clues
  • Feds Forecast Natural Gas to Remain Primary Energy Source for Electricity Generation
  • Ten Trends Shaping the Power Sector in 2018
  • Report: Pesticides Imperil Endangered Salmon
  • Donation Will Aid Salmon in South Kitsap Stream
  • President Trump Slaps Steep Tariffs on Imported Washing Machines & Solar Products
  • Small Steps Can Cut Energy Bills
  • ‘Mixed Emotions’ as Vermont Governor Signs Pot Legalization
  • Battle over Legal Marijuana: A Monumental Moment for States’ Rights
  • Oregon: If Measure 101 Fails, Cap-&-Trade Push Will Carry On, Bill Author Says
  • Including Grays Harbor PUD Fiber – Numerous Projects on Harbors Funded Under New Washington State Capital Budget
  • FCC Keeps Definition of Broadband at 25 Mbps Downloads
  • Montana Won’t Do Business with Net Neutrality Violating ISPs
  • New Federal Bill Would Stop States from Banning Broadband Competition
  • Facebook to Start Ranking News Sources on Trustworthiness
  • Washington State Governor Inslee Signs $4.2 Billion Capital Budget, Water Bill
  • Bill Seeks to Raise Washington State’s Smoking Age from 18 to 21
  • Federal Shutdown Ended: Deal Reached to Fund Government through Feb 8
  • Blast of Colder Weather Headed for Western Washington State
  • Three People Suing Boat Driver for Colliding With Their Boat on Columbia River
  • Downtown Shelton Connector Project Update Wednesday
  • New Administrator at Olympic College Shelton
  • Mother & Daughter Charged with Stealing nearly 400,000 from Grays Harbor Community Hospital
WORD OF THE DAY

Petulant • \PETCH-you-lunt\ • adjective – 1: insolent or rude in speech or behavior 2: characterized by temporary or capricious ill humor

The ponderous, seemingly good-natured personality of Kasper Gutman in the “Maltese Falcon” disguised a petulant, mean-spirited crook. The character in the 1941 classic was played to perfection by Sydney Greenstreet in his first movie role, opposite Humphrey Bogart.

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Oregon: Federal Commission Confirms Umatilla Electric Cooperative’s Authority to Build Wheatridge Transmission Line (East Oregonian, Pendleton)

U-S Senate to Probe Deep Freeze’s Impact on Electric Grid (Washington Examiner)

Natural Gas is Energy’s New King — But How Long Will It Reign? California May Offer Some Clues (San Diego Union-Tribune, CA)

Feds Forecast Natural Gas to Remain Primary Energy Source for Electricity Generation (U-S Energy Information Administration)

Ten Trends Shaping the Power Sector in 2018 (Utility Dive)

FISH & WILDLIFE

Report: Pesticides Imperil Endangered Salmon (The Chronicle, Centralia, WA)

Donation Will Aid Salmon in South Kitsap Stream (Kitsap Sun, Bremerton, WA – Paywall Advisory)

RENEWABLE ENERGY & SELF STORAGE

President Trump Slaps Steep Tariffs on Imported Washing Machines & Solar Products (NY Times)

CONSERVATION & EFFICIENCY

Small Steps Can Cut Energy Bills (Rocky Mount Telegram, NC)

KILOWATTS FOR CANNABIS

‘Mixed Emotions’ as Vermont Governor Signs Pot Legalization (Associated Press)

Battle over Legal Marijuana: A Monumental Moment for States’ Rights (Christian Science Monitor)

CLIMATE CHANGE SEQUESTRATION VAULT

Oregon: If Measure 101 Fails, Cap-&-Trade Push Will Carry On, Bill Author Says (Portland Business Journal, OR)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Including Grays Harbor PUD Fiber – Numerous Projects on Harbors Funded Under New Washington State Capital Budget (Aberdeen Daily World, WA)

FCC Keeps Definition of Broadband at 25 Mbps Downloads (Houston Chronicle, TX)

Montana Won’t Do Business with Net Neutrality Violating ISPs (Broadband Reports)

New Federal Bill Would Stop States from Banning Broadband Competition (Broadband Reports)

PUBLIC RELATIONS, MARKETING & MEDIA

Facebook to Start Ranking News Sources on Trustworthiness (SF Chronicle)

GOVERNANCE & MANAGEMENT

Washington State Governor Inslee Signs $4.2 Billion Capital Budget, Water Bill (Associated Press)

Bill Seeks to Raise Washington State’s Smoking Age from 18 to 21 (KCPQ-TV, Seattle/Tacoma, WA)

GENERAL NEWS

Federal Shutdown Ended: Deal Reached to Fund Government through Feb 8 (CNN Wire)

Blast of Colder Weather Headed for Western Washington State (KING-TV, Seattle, WA)

Three People Suing Boat Driver for Colliding With Their Boat on Columbia River (KATU-TV, Portland, OR

Downtown Shelton Connector Project Update Wednesday (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

New Administrator at Olympic College Shelton (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Mother & Daughter Charged with Stealing nearly 400,000 from Grays Harbor Community Hospital (KBKW Radio, Aberdeen, WA)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

Low-Cal Catastrophe – Budweiser Ousted from List of Three Favorite Beers in the U-S

This Poacher Got Busted with 1,088 Sea Urchins. Their Naughty Bits Sell for $100 per Pound

Doughnut-Eating Champ Charged with Stealing From Dunkin’

Philadelphia Greasing Light Poles To Stop Fans from Climbing

SONG OF THE DAY

Elton John – Philadelphia Freedom

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Friday, January 19, 2018

Energy News Digest for January 19, 2018

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HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Washington Lawmakers Reach Deal on $4.5 Billion Construction Budget (At Long Last) (Northwest Public Broadcasting)

Investor-Owned Utility Customers Could Get Breaks on Electric, Gas Bills from Federal Tax Reform (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Washington State Lawmakers Must Release Public Records When the Public Requests Them, Judge Says (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Is Cap & Trade the Climate Solution? The Jury’s Still Out (Utility Dive)

Massive Waves Pummel Oregon Coast; Man Swept to Sea at Depoe Bay Presumed Dead (Oregonian, Portland)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Investor-Owned Utility Customers Could Get Breaks on Electric, Gas Bills from Federal Tax Reform 
  • Georgia Power Ordered to Refund Customers More than $43 Million
  • Two Utilities Sued Over Deadly California Mudslides
  • Hydroelectric Generation in Montana Recovers from Last Summer’s Flash Drought
  • Coast Guard on the Hook in Killer Whale Lawsuit
  • Study: Fraser River Juvenile Sockeye Infected With Sea Lice from Fish Farms Eat Less
  • West Coast California Sea Lion Population Has Rebounded; Meets Marine Mammal Protection Act Goal
  • Bald Eagles Gather at the Dalles Dam
  • Shelton Resident Donates to Find Snohomish Eagle’s Shooter
  • California Today: 100 Million Dead Trees Prompt Fears of Giant Wildfires
  • California ‘Raw’ Water Fans Pay $9 a Gallon for Oregon Tap Water
  • Harshed Mellow, Dude – Midwest Surfers Sue U-S Steel over Toxic Lake Michigan Spills
  • We’re Doing a Great Job of Creating Renewable Energy – We Don’t Have the Infrastructure to Actually Use It
  • Federal Judge Hints at Unfreezing Energy Efficiency Standards
  • 13% of Broadband Households Adopt Smart Thermostats
  • Four Smart Home Trends to Watch in 2018
  • Still Mellow But Ready to Fight. That’s The State of Washington’s Pot Industry
  • Op/Ed: Re-Criminalizing Cannabis Worse Than 1930s ‘Reefer Madness’
  • Is Cap & Trade the Climate Solution? The Jury’s Still Out
  • How Would Oregon’s Cap & Trade System Work?
  • Even Without El Nino, Earth Keeps Warming
  • FCC Report Keeps Faster Definition of Broadband – Separates Mobile from Fixed Connections
  • A Secret Hacking Group Is Using Android Malware to Spy on Thousands of People in 21 Countries, Research Finds
  • Over 2 Billion People Use at Least One of the Top 5 Social Apps Each Month
  • Why Posting on Social Media at the Best Times Will Help Your Engagement
  • YouTube Ranking: How to Get More Views on YouTube
  • Washington Lawmakers Reach Deal on $4.5 Billion Construction Budget (At Long Last)
  • Washington State Lawmakers Must Release Public Records When the Public Requests Them, Judge Says
  • Clock Running Out as U-S Senate Tries to Avert Federal Government Shutdown
  • Moving Closer & Closer to a Shutdown
  • What a Federal Government Shutdown Would Mean for Washington State
  • Massive Waves Pummel Oregon Coast; Man Swept to Sea at Depoe Bay Presumed Dead
  • High Seas Thursday Cause Flooding In Westport
  • Up to 10,000 Expected at Women’s Rally in Olympia Saturday
  • Wells Fargo Glitch Leaves Some Customers with Empty Bank Accounts
  • Murder Mystery: Detectives Hope You Can Help Solve Teen’s Murder That Shook Small Town Shelton Almost 30 Years Ago
  • Draft Plan Reviewed for Proposed Brinnon Resort
  • Mason County Christian School Has Room to Grow
  • Shelton Bowling Earns District Berth
WORD OF THE DAY

From Merriam Webster’s Ten Most Confused Words: Flak/Flack

If you’re getting shot at by antiaircraft guns, or receiving unfriendly criticism, are you taking flak or flack?

Answer: Flak

How to Remember It: Although flack is an established variant, the more foreign-looking flak is the original spelling and the better choice. Flak was originally a German acronym for Fliegerabwehrkanonen – from Flieger (“flyer”) + Abwehr (“defense”) + Kanonen (“cannons”) – which basically means “antiaircraft gun.” That use of flak in English dates back to 1938. In the decades after the war it took on its civilian meaning of “criticism.”

(A flack, meanwhile, is a PR agent or someone who provides publicity.)

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Investor-Owned Utility Customers Could Get Breaks on Electric, Gas Bills from Federal Tax Reform (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Georgia Power Ordered to Refund Customers More than $43 Million (Associated Press)

Two Utilities Sued Over Deadly California Mudslides (Utility Dive)

Hydroelectric Generation in Montana Recovers from Last Summer’s Flash Drought (U-S Energy Information Administration)

FISH & WILDLIFE

Coast Guard on the Hook in Killer Whale Lawsuit (Courthouse News Service)

Study: Fraser River Juvenile Sockeye Infected With Sea Lice from Fish Farms Eat Less (Columbia Basin Bulletin)

West Coast California Sea Lion Population Has Rebounded; Meets Marine Mammal Protection Act Goal (Columbia Basin Bulletin)

Bald Eagles Gather at the Dalles Dam (KGW-TV, Portland, OR)

Shelton Resident Donates to Find Snohomish Eagle’s Shooter (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

ENVIRONMENTAL FOOT LOCKER

California Today: 100 Million Dead Trees Prompt Fears of Giant Wildfires (NY Times)

WATER, THE SOURCE OF ALL LIFE

California ‘Raw’ Water Fans Pay $9 a Gallon for Oregon Tap Water (Oregonian, Portland)

Harshed Mellow, Dude – Midwest Surfers Sue U-S Steel over Toxic Lake Michigan Spills (Courthouse News Service)

RENEWABLE ENERGY & SELF STORAGE

We’re Doing a Great Job of Creating Renewable Energy – We Don’t Have the Infrastructure to Actually Use It (Popular Science)

CONSERVATION & EFFICIENCY

Federal Judge Hints at Unfreezing Energy Efficiency Standards (Courthouse News Service)

13% of Broadband Households Adopt Smart Thermostats (MediaPost)

Four Smart Home Trends to Watch in 2018 (USA Today)

KILOWATTS FOR CANNABIS

Still Mellow But Ready to Fight. That’s The State of Washington’s Pot Industry (News Tribune, Tacoma, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Op/Ed: Re-Criminalizing Cannabis Worse Than 1930s ‘Reefer Madness’ (Oregonian, Portland)

CLIMATE CHANGE SEQUESTRATION VAULT

Is Cap & Trade the Climate Solution? The Jury’s Still Out (Utility Dive)

How Would Oregon’s Cap & Trade System Work? (Vancouver Columbian, WA)

Even Without El Nino, Earth Keeps Warming (Associated Press)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

FCC Report Keeps Faster Definition of Broadband – Separates Mobile from Fixed Connections (TechCrunch)

A Secret Hacking Group Is Using Android Malware to Spy on Thousands of People in 21 Countries, Research Finds (Gizmodo)

PUBLIC RELATIONS, MARKETING & MEDIA

Over 2 Billion People Use at Least One of the Top 5 Social Apps Each Month (AdWeek)

Why Posting on Social Media at the Best Times Will Help Your Engagement (Grammarly)

YouTube Ranking: How to Get More Views on YouTube (Social Media Examiner)

GOVERNANCE & MANAGEMENT

Washington Lawmakers Reach Deal on $4.5 Billion Construction Budget (At Long Last) (Northwest Public Broadcasting)

Washington State Lawmakers Must Release Public Records When the Public Requests Them, Judge Says (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Clock Running Out as U-S Senate Tries to Avert Federal Government Shutdown (Reuters)

Moving Closer & Closer to a Shutdown (Politico Morning Energy)

What a Federal Government Shutdown Would Mean for Washington State (KCPQ-TV, Seattle/Tacoma, WA)

GENERAL NEWS

Massive Waves Pummel Oregon Coast; Man Swept to Sea at Depoe Bay Presumed Dead (Oregonian, Portland)

High Seas Thursday Cause Flooding In Westport (Aberdeen Daily World, WA)

Up to 10,000 Expected at Women’s Rally in Olympia Saturday (Olympian, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Wells Fargo Glitch Leaves Some Customers with Empty Bank Accounts (KCBS TV, San Francisco, CA)

Murder Mystery: Detectives Hope You Can Help Solve Teen’s Murder That Shook Small Town Shelton Almost 30 Years Ago (KCPQ-TV, Seattle/Tacoma, WA)

Draft Plan Reviewed for Proposed Brinnon Resort (Peninsula Daily News, Port Angeles, WA)

Mason County Christian School Has Room to Grow (Kitsap Sun, Bremerton, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Shelton Bowling Earns District Berth (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

ROADKILL ON THE MENU – DIVERSIONS

Washington State, Idaho Officials Say Saving Roadkill Makes Sense

Paper Cup Allegedly Used By Elvis Presley Up for Auction

After 950 Years, the Bayeux Tapestry Is Set to Be Displayed in Britain

One of the World’s Oldest Clocks Stops Ticking, Briefly

SONG OF THE DAY

Cliff Edwards (Jiminy Cricket) – When You Wish Upon A Star

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