| PRESS CLUB OF LONG ISLAND 2003
MEDIA AWARD CONTEST
FINALISTS |
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Media Outlet |
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D1 - Deadline News |
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Slain on the
Altar |
Newsday Staff |
Newsday |
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What an unbelievable story, and what unbelievable coverage. Paints the very chilling picture of what happened, with superb quotes, color and matter-of-fact reporting on deadline. |
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A Night Under the Gun |
Newsday Staff |
Newsday |
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Portrays the drama of the situation very well, with thorough reporting from a variety of angles and sources. |
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Change of Guard
at CA |
Newsday Staff |
Newsday |
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Good job covering the breaking developments and giving perspective on the big picture for CA. |
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D2 - Non-Deadline News |
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Tattered Hopes |
Dan Fagin |
Newsday |
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Describes an unbelievable turn of events very clearly, as well as breaking down complicated numbers and scientific terms so the reader can understand. Great job on an important story. |
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Betrayals of
Trust |
Newsday Staff |
Newsday |
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Unbelievable stories, told with thorough reporting of shocking details but also perspective from all sides. |
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Public Land,
Private Profits |
Newsday Staff |
Newsday |
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Solid investigative reporting, backed up by hard information which no doubt required much hard work. Good writing and details. |
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D3 - Feature |
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No Pay, Long
Hours but, Now, Glory |
Donna Kutt Nahas |
The New York Times |
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Outstanding feature story. Puts real human perspective on the aftermath of 9/11, with solid reporting and good anecdotes/personal touches. |
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I Doubt That You Know Me |
Stephanie McCrummen |
Newsday |
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Good storytelling and thorough reporting combine to make this a very readable and emotional story. |
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren |
Barbara Gerbasi |
The New York Times |
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Covers a very real societal issue very well, good facts and figures combined with human touches. |
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D4 - Column-News |
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Shattered Dreams in Land of
Opportunity |
Paul Vitello |
Newsday |
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What a dramatic story! Great writing style, carefully unfolds the story before bringing us to the heart of the matter. |
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D5 - Column- Humorous |
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I Can't Talk
Now. Call Me Back! |
Claudia Gryvatz
Copquin |
The New York Times |
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We imagine all New Yorkers can relate to this story, and we laughed out loud at it too-- at everything from writer’s technological challenges to wanting to follow the law and hush her children. Great piece. |
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D6 - Business/Econ./Financial |
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Shredded Dreams |
James T. Madore |
Newsday |
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Puts a human face on a business story very well, capturing the impact of the shutdown. |
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CA Jets Used for Personal
Travel |
Mark Harrington |
Newsday |
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Good story uncovering an unethical practice. Includes good comments from outside perspective as well as reaction from those involved. |
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Now What? |
Mark Harrington |
Newsday |
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Gives good perspective on company’s future, with good quotes and analysis |
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D7 - Environment/Science/Tech. |
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Blood Errors |
Kathleen Kerr |
Newsday |
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Outstanding investigation sheds light on a disturbing health care problem, one that not many readers likely knew about. |
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Hepatitis C |
Roni Rabin |
Newsday |
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Well-written story uncovers disturbing story, but also gives good information for those concerned about its impact. |
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Guys and Doctors
Survey |
Donna Kutt Nahas |
Newsday |
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Good information, nice quotes, good coverage of a very real problem when it comes to men and health care. |
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D8 - Arts |
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Being Bing |
Peter Goodman |
Newsday |
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Nice piece on an American icon, but with new information and a good local tie. |
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Art History |
Dave Behrens |
Newsday |
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Explains the significance of the art gallery’s closing very well, with good perspective on the former owner. Well-written piece with good color and detail. |
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Close to Home |
Karin Lipson |
Newsday |
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Well-written profiles of three unique authors. |
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D9 - Sports |
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Life Rushes On |
Chuck Culpepper |
Newsday |
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A sports story every reader can appreciate. A very human portrait of a sports figure and his family. |
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Woods: Joy in Mudville |
Damon Hack |
Newsday |
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Clear, concise sports coverage and color from the golf course. |
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Finally! |
Bill Jensen |
Newsday |
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Nice piece with great sense of history and colorful writing style |
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D10 - Editorial |
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LI Bishop Leaves
Questions Unanswered |
Robert Keeler |
Newsday |
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Tough commentary, takes Church officials to task, but backs it up with the facts as reported in news coverage. |
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In Your Dreams,
Richie |
Phineas Fiske |
Newsday |
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Clever writing, concise arguments. Good detail. All combine to make this a winning entry. |
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In the Same Boat |
Lawrence C. Levy |
Newsday |
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Does a good job of addressing issues all your readers need to consider. Great accompanying illustration! |
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Weeklies
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Top of Page |
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W1 - Deadline News |
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Contractor is
Rescued From a 50-Foot Hole |
Amanda Star Frazer |
The East Hampton
Star |
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Thorough news coverage. The writer really put together an interesting story with a lot of legwork. No awards for second and third place entries. |
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W2 - Non-Deadline News |
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Parkway
Wasteland |
Scott Brinton |
Merrick Herald |
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Scott Brinton showed admirable persistence in his
coverage of the issue of unprotected government-owned property turned into wastelands through vandalism and neglect. In a textbook example of advocacy journalism, Brinton sided with local environmentalists in refusing to accept a situation that is too common in many heavily developed area -- the wasting
degradation of the no-man's land that is neither protected nor marked for development. We can learn from Brinton's willingness to publish long before he knew all the facts of a complex story
without any clearly identifiable villians. Early stories flushed out the answers to questions of land ownership and
responsibility. His dogged pursuit of the story led to scoops liker the unauthorized dumping of road waste and the illegal clear-cutting of public land. Plainly written in a tone of measured outrage, this piece deserves congratulations on using journalism for the betterment of the community. |
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Serran-Pagan vs. the Mayor |
Dan Rattiner |
Dan's Papers |
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A good example of advocacy journalism by a writer clearly outraged by a heavy-handed attempt to keep farm animals out of a region dangerously close to losing the rural charm for which it has long been known. An idiosyncratic writing style holds the reader's interest and leaves no doubt about the author's opinion. I would have liked to see a little more effort to get the other side of the story, but I get the feeling I'm not going to get it from this strongly opinionated publication. |
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Escaping Death Twice: WTC
executive director reflects on 9/11 |
Cris Italia |
Oceanside/Island Park Herald |
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Well-reported year-after profiles of two World Trade Center workers - one who escaped on 9/11 and one who died a hero. |
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W3 - Feature |
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Six Millionth Anniversary of
the North Fork |
Susan Whitney Simm, James R.
Wolfram, Robert Ballot |
Dan's Papers |
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What a fabulous idea, and how well-executed! A great way to show the character of a place.. through the essays of its people… The versatility, the variety, the voices, the views are stunning! |
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McMansions? No, Just R.V.s |
Russel Drumm |
The East Hampton Star |
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Writer paints a realistic, humorous, interesting picture with his words. |
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I Exit: Living Homeless on
Long Island |
Paul Perillie |
The New Island Ear (Long Island
Press) |
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Writer seeks to understand homeless resident and conveys understanding well. |
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W4 - Column- News |
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From the depths
of Ground Zero |
Cris Italia |
Oceanside/Island
Park Herald |
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Suffolk Closeup |
Karl Grossman |
East Hampton Star, Southampton
Press, Shelter Island Reporter |
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For some, the war was an
opportunity |
Carl Gordon |
L&M Publications |
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W5 - Column- Humorous |
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The Nelson
Ratings: August and Everything After |
Michael Nelson |
The New Island Ear
(Long Island Press) |
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Sept. 11 didn't just touch those who lost friends and family. Nelson expresses with vivid language and gentle humor the confusion and helplessness felt by many Americans, especially New Yorkers. Calling this column "humorous" is almost incorrect, but it wraps serious thoughts in the blanket of "laugh because I must not cry" that is a hallmark of the American spirit. Extra points for the damn fine last line. ("We went inside again, and inside, we found life happening hard and fast, as if it could never be put out.") |
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Best Friend |
Dan Rattiner |
Dan's Papers |
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Takes a concept that's almost a cliché-dogs as man's best friend-and creates a fiction around it that had me reading and believing to the end. Best line: "He will be King of the Polar Bears." |
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Golf is a
Four-Letter Word |
Pandora Parker |
The New Island Ear
(Long Island Press) |
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Carries a self-deprecating honesty that makes up for a topic that many might not find newsworthy. Best line: "I like the sound it makes." |
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W6 - Business/Econ./Financial |
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New Del HQ on
tap as LI thwarts N.C. |
Ken Schachter |
Long Island
Business News |
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Well sourced, concise, comprehensive and fine writing. What else does a story need? Excellent word in hard news reporting. |
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From Bloomberg to Broadway |
Adina Genn |
Long Island
Business News |
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Strong reporting in what amounts to a feature story. Well written. Keeps the readers’ interest. Obviously the reporter was well-prepped ahead of time to get background not normally found in such stories. |
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Insurance Hammers Builders |
Susan Rosenbaum |
The East Hampton
Star |
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A solid job of localizing a story that is affecting contractors nationwide in the wake of 9/11. It puts a face on the contracting business. |
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W7 - Environment/Science/Tech. |
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Parkway
Wasteland |
Scott Brinton |
Merrick Herald |
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Excellent research and reporting. This story series was well done with a definite human side to it. Good sourcing helped to put the problem in perspective. And it netted results. |
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Lord of the files |
Ken Schachter |
Long Island Business News |
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The writer takes what could be a very difficult story to tell and makes it entertaining and interesting to readers. He explains why the subject’s work is important to everyday life. |
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It Vants to
Drink Your Blood |
Kitty Merrill |
East Hampton
Independent |
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Solid reporting on a researcher’s work. It dispels some of the assumptions/misinformation people have about vampire bats. A touch of wittiness in the writing sets this story apart from others. |
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W8 - Arts |
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Gulls & Ice: Personal Quest
for Steinbeck |
Evan Tiska |
Southampton Independent |
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Tribute to
Heroes: A Look at the Music Inspired by 9/11 |
Dave Gil de Rubio |
The New Island Ear
(Long Island Press) |
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Going 12 Rounds with
Glassjaw |
Michael Nelson |
The New Island Ear (Long Island
Press) |
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W9 - Sports |
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Intellegent Fitness: Start
to Finish |
Tom Allegra |
The Observer |
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Well researched piece that lays it all on the line about fitness |
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Coaching
Dragons, Hidden Writer |
Bill Jensen |
The New Island Ear
(Long Island Press) |
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W10 - Government/Politics |
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Bishop's
Gambit/Rocket Man |
Paul Perillie |
The New Island Ear
(Long Island Press) |
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Writer’s use of analogies and style make ordinary political profiles more than ordinary. |
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Town Loses 26
Acres Park |
Joanne Pilgrim,
Susan Rosenbaum, Irene Silverman |
The East Hampton
Star |
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Thorough, deep, and thoughtful. Paper dedicated impressive resources. |
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The Teenage Candidate: Bryan
Galgano |
Lauren E.Hill |
The New Island Ear (Long Island
Press) |
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Reporter takes (very) young political candidate seriously, but not too seriously. |
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W11 - Education |
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Crackdown on
illegal students |
Karen V. Rice |
Richner
Communications, Inc. |
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"Reporter tells harrowing story about how some students are weeded out of district.
Well-wrought." |
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Lifesavers Now
in a School Near You |
Evan Tiska |
Southampton
Independent |
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Well-written story that needed to be told. |
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Survey says: Homework not
too taxing |
Cindy J. Roth |
Village Herald |
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Interesting story about interesting survey… everyone complains about homework… but if it’s not too bad… |
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W12 - Editorial |
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State
Legislature Back in USSR |
Scott Brinton |
Merrick Herald |
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Well-supported, well-reasoned, well-written. |
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Time for Dialogue on Housing |
David E. Rattray |
The East Hampton
Star |
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Uses common sense and facts to send important message. |
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What Hamptons? |
Helen S. Rattray |
The East Hampton
Star |
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Interesting analysis of the way people see their hometowns. |
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W13 - Review/Criticism |
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Larry Rivers as Draftsman |
Robert Long |
The East Hampton Star |
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What makes this piece the first-place winner is the writer's knowledge of his subject and the unforced way he communicates that knowledge through his review of this artist's work. |
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The New Ice Age |
Susan Whitney Simm |
Dan's Papers |
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Delightful look at ice wines, giving readers a complete look at why these wines are so extraordinary. Writer does a nice job of supporting the local wineries. |
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Moby is Stripped |
Michael Nelson |
The New Island Ear (Long Island
Press) |
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Nice job capturing the enigma of Moby. We still don't know which is the real Moby. Maybe that's the point. |
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Magazine
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Top of Page |
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M1 - News/Feature |
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Monuments to
Ling Island's Past |
Michael Casano |
Distinction, Inc. |
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Well-written piece with historical perspective, very educational but in enjoyable style |
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Tongue-Tied
about Tough Topics? |
Liza N. Burby |
LI Parents and
Children |
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Very useful article, with good sources and good information explained well |
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Heart of the Problem |
Tim Dunne |
Hofstra University Magazine |
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Good example of a tragic personal story that hopefully can educate others |
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M2 - Opinion- Review/Critique |
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The Wonder of it All |
Marcia Byalick |
Distinction
Magazine |
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What an amazing story, truly a “miracle.” Nice piece that captures the emotion of the story very well. Love the writer’s style. |
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The Same Age I've Always
Been |
Marcia Byalick |
Distinction
Magazine |
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A piece we can all relate to if we’ve been there, or will soon be there. Nice touches and personal anecdotes make this a standout. |
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The Shape of Things to Come |
Claudia Gryvatz Copquin |
LI Parents and Children |
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A very personal story, told very-well but in an amusing, readable style. Nice work. |
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Specialized Press
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Top of Page |
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S1 - News/Feature |
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Health: What
It's Like to Get Botox Injections |
Jane F. Lane |
Long Island Woman |
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This was a timely topic presented with plenty of specific information, conveyed with a flare by a writer with a sense of humor |
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New York Track
Talk: Allen Jerkens |
Paula Rodenas |
The Horse Directory |
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"A tightly written portrait of a track personality. I wish there had been more quotes from the subject." |
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If You Build
Them |
Tom Calvin |
The Met Golfer |
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An interesting account of an important public figure. It kept me reading to the end. |
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S2 - Opinion- Review/Critique |
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Health: The Dots
Don't Connect |
Geri Barish |
Long Island Woman |
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A thoughtful look at a terrifying, yet important subject. |
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Television
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Top of Page |
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T1 - Deadline News |
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Baby Lyndsi |
Virginia Huie |
News 12 Long Island |
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Of all the post-9/11 stories, this was the most heartwarming. |
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A Community Remembers |
Ken Eckhardt, Stephanie Vega,
Peter Shapiro |
LI News Tonight |
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Ground Zero Closing |
Michael Artsis |
LI News Tonight |
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T2 - Non-Deadline News |
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Gangs on Long Island |
Mary Beth McDade |
News 12 Long Island |
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Good, solid reporting on an important issue. Good use of street video, natural sound and interviews. |
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9/11 Baby |
Doug Geed |
News 12 Long Island |
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Touching story, well-told, with good use of visuals and emotion of the story. |
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History on the Bounty |
Carol Pack, Paul McAniff |
LI News Tonight |
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Nice piece with good historical perspective. Good job of writing to the amazing video and using natural sound. |
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T3 - Feature |
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Inside the Fire Academy |
Lea Tyrrell |
News 12 Long Island |
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Touching, poignant, well-written, shot and edited. Story completed a circle. |
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Inside the Ranks: US Army |
Andrew Ehinger |
News 12 Long Island |
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Gave an inside picture of Army training. Let us see how and why recruits do their thing. |
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12 Making s Difference |
Debi Gade |
News 12 Long Island |
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Not sure this is a story, exactly. More like a special containing 12 stories, but stories that need to be told. |
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T4 - Live Reporting |
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Unfair Hike |
Drew Scott |
News 12 Long Island |
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T5 - Business/Econ./Financial |
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Digging Out of Debt |
Andrew Ehinger |
News 12 Long Island |
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This piece exposed a credit rip-off. Good consumer news item. |
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An Old Family Recipe |
Peter Shapiro, Gary Licker, Ken
Eckhardt |
LI News Tonight |
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Cute story about where business owner got pie recipe. |
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T6 - Environment/Science/Tech. |
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Camera Pill |
Shari Einhorn |
News 12 Long Island |
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Compelling story about tiny new technology and what it can do |
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Shooting Range Scandal |
Drew Scott |
News 12 Long Island |
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Where did all that sand go? Reporter uncovers gritty details of shooting range owner’s scheme. |
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A Walk on the Wild Side |
Patricia Barrett |
News 12 Long Island |
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This one is just pretty. Shows the environment the way it should be. |
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T7 - Arts |
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Ukranian Egg Decorator |
Doug Geed |
News 12 Long Island |
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We liked everything about this piece - the subject, the writing, the photography. All combined to make it a standout. |
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Faces of Ground Zero |
Virginia Huie |
News 12 Long Island |
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Captures emotion of the story and the exhibit very wel |
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Pottery Man |
Doug Geed |
News 12 Long Island |
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Unique subject, nice writing style. |
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T8 - Education |
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Interview in the Hamptons:
Halsey House |
Debbie Tuma |
WVVH-TV |
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Nice writing style (in the Dr. Seuss story in particular), good pacing and use of natural sound to capture the heart of the story subjects. |
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Environment of Learning |
Lily Stolzberg, Peter Shapiro,
Ken Eckhardt |
LI News Tonight |
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Good interviews, nice writing. |
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T9 - Sports |
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Black Course Architect |
Scott Feldman |
News 12 Long Island |
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"An interesting story told using a good mix of current and archival footage. Reporter did a nice job of presenting both sides of the
debate and providing follow-up on the very positive outcome of this piece. Well done." |
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Watching Tiger |
Andrew Ehinger |
News 12 Long Island |
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"What fun! This is sports feature reporting at its best.Pace was quick and entertaining with a good range of interviews. Enjoyed
seeing Tiger¹s game from the audience perspective. Content delivered what the title promised." |
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A Common Goal |
Rich Glanzer, Ken Eckhardt |
LI News Tonight |
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This is a can¹t-miss subject. Reporters did a nice job of covering a noble effort at combating gang problems. Viewer can¹t help but feel the camaraderie forged between the African-American and Latino children through the game of soccer. Would¹ve liked to hear from more of the children. |
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T10 - Public Affairs |
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At Issue: The Dangers of the
West Nile Virus |
Lea Tyrrell |
News 12 Long Island |
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Good job of addressing the risks and realities of West Nile. This hour-long special clearly addressed questions of Long Island residents who are concerned about the dangers of the virus, but more importantly, the dangers of spraying to the people and precious wildlife found on the island. Reporter earns extra points for asking if media has overblown the issue. The answer? Yes! Well done. |
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Melting Pot or Not |
Debbie Gade |
News 12 Long Island |
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Segregation is a tough reality for Long Island. This series did a good job of showing the disparity of neighborhoods, but also whether intentional or not showed more similarities between the groups. Getting kids to school, taking out the trash, walking the dog, going to work. All the families also share the hopes that their children will live in a more-diverse society. |
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Cablevision Editorial
Series: East End Crossroads |
Peter Kohler, Christopher
DeFilippis |
Cablevision Systems
Corp. |
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"Well shot, but could have been better with a bit more content on each subject. The piece mixed reporting and editorial and would
have worked much better as a straight reporting piece, with perhaps an editorial or analysis to sum up the series." |
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T11 - Nat Sound Video Essay |
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Lady Klee |
Michael DelGiudice |
News 12 Long Island |
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What a story! Great setup at the beginning, makes us wonder what we’re about to see. Good eye for detail, and then once we get to the point, clever and creative shots make this a winner. |
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Toy Maker |
David Garden |
News 12 Long Island |
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Nice opening, good use of sound from the subject, and creative camera angles help this piece stand out. |
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Save Our Babies |
Virginia Huie, Dave
Garden, Jason Dippolito |
News 12 Long Island |
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Good use of natural sound mixed with well-shot interviews. |
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Radio
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Top of Page |
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R2 - Non-Deadline News |
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The Mentally Ill
Homeless |
Shaun Gerien |
WSHU/91.1 - NPR
News |
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Story takes listener on journey with its subject. Well-done. |
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Empire Premier |
Michael Artsis |
WGBB-AM |
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Interesting interview. |
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R3 - Feature |
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Iraqi Prisoner
Saeed Herdoon |
Mike Siegal, Chris
Polizzi |
Island Talk 540
WLIE |
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Good job of putting face on faraway story. |
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Defibrillator |
David Weiss, Eric
Margolis |
Island Talk 540
WLIE |
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Helped to publicize important use of defibrillators and need for their accessibility. |
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Old Glory |
Shaun Gerien |
WSHU/91.1 - NPR
News |
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R4 - Live Reporting |
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Roosevelt Gang
Shooting |
Mike Siegal, Chris
Polizzi |
Island Talk 540
WLIE |
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R5 - Business/Econ./Financial |
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The Bounty in
Greenport |
Shaun Gerien |
WSHU/91.1 - NPR
News |
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Story deftly shows why Greenport is perfect home for the Bounty. |
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Peter Haynes |
Ed Tyll, Becky
Bennett |
Island Talk 540
WLIE |
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R6 - Environment/Science/Tech. |
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Teaching Tots
Nutrition |
Shaun Gerien |
WSHU/91.1 - NPR
News |
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Well-hewn story shows importance of teaching nutritional values EARLY. |
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R8 - Sports |
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Woman Baseball Player |
David Weiss, Eric Margolis |
Island Talk 540 WLIE |
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Interesting talk show with woman who bucks a tradition. |
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Nassau Sportsmanship
Legislation |
John Gomez, Mark Goldman |
Island Talk 540 WLIE |
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Good job of exploring various opinions on sports-related legislation. |
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R9 - Public Affairs |
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K-9 Heroes |
David Weiss, Eric Margolis |
Island Talk 540 WLIE |
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"First-hand account of how
canine companion saved lives on September 11. Compelling." |
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Tuesday's Children Fund |
John Gomez, Mark Goldman |
Island Talk 540 WLIE |
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Program helped worthwhile foundation. |
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Video Photography
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V1 - News |
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Ride for Life 2002 |
Michael DelGiudice |
News 12 Long Island |
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"Wow! Good television photography and reporting can do at its best‹bringing the hope, inspiration and truth of the few to the many.
How wonderful that a local network was willing to devote resources to following Chris¹ plight for 10 days and 175 miles. Beautifully shot. Bravo!" |
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Relay for Life |
Michael DelGiudice |
News 12 Long Island |
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This is a moving event, no matter where you are in the country. Viewers got a good glimpse of this a day-and-a-half event in a nice piece. Good job of capturing the spirituality of the nighttime events, even with the challenge of candlelight. This was a tough category dominated by one individual, who undoubtedly creates quality work. |
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Gangs of Long Island |
Michael DelGiudice |
News 12 Long Island |
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Good effort at visualizing the problem of gangs on Long Island. Viewers were given a variety of perspectives and images to help understand the scope of the problem and the possibility of solutions. |
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V2 - Feature |
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