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Глазированная утка / Шеф-повар против голодного татарина - Duration: 12:04.
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JAPANESE MTB PRO'S SHOW US THEIR FAVORITE TRAILS! - Duration: 19:44.
Today on BCpov
We shred some berms in the snow
Hajime hit's a tree
And I follow Taro down this half-pipe
So after sending some rad jumps at Rookies Bike Park
we got back on the road
We checked out a few other small bike parks
Visited Yamabushi again
But now it was time to visit our friend Hajime
Who we had met at the DH race in Yoshimuta
Hajime invited us to meet him and his friends in Nagano
To do a couple days of riding
He was about to show us some of the best trails Japan has to offer
But anyways, let's introduce the characters to this story
First off, we have Taro Urakami
He's recovering from a broken back and this is his first ride back
Next up we have Paul
He's an Irishman who has been living in Japan for 16 years
Karasowa-san who is a local ripper
And of course my wife Yuka
Hajime's super cut dog, Hana
And of course, Hajime Imoto
The current DH champ in Japan
We all met late in the day for a quick ride before sunset
The air temperature outside was quite cold, but
That wasn't going to stop us from having some fun
How you feeling Taro?
You wanna go in front?
Okay
Alright, we're on our descent
Just pedaled up like 8 km
So far so good
Sick!
Taro, the guy in front of me, he's
he broke his back
or, maybe more ribs
a few weeks ago
oh, sick!
Nice!
Nice one, dude!
Suspension is feeling a little stiff, it's so cold
Ya, ya, ya, hard
My suspension is locked up on the back
Ah, that's awesome, though
It seems like nobody rides that
It's just like all needles
Off the trail!
F*ckin hell!
Where's the trail!?
Aw, man I couldn't see anything!
F*ck
Oh my god
Ah, it's almost like snow!
Snow, ya!
No f*cking brakes work there!
How are those leaves?
Yuka: Ya sometimes I lost the trail, like
Ya, we all did!
It's so good
It's so fun
Oh, a little bit rooty under the trail
The guy in front of me is Paul
And uh,
He's been living in Japan for 16 years
He's a bit of a ripper as well
Something's stuck!
Ah, come on, get out!
Ah, I gotta stop
Okay
Oh, it's getting dark
Anyhow, anyways, Paul, he's
He uh, cleaned up at the
National enduro series here in Japan
Oh my god, these ancient trails
Oh man, this trail is
Gotta be one of the best of the trip!
Aw, so good!
Enjoy!
That was a good ride
Woohoo! How was that?
Yuka: That was fun!
There was so many forks and I just assumed..
I think they probably all connect
Some are bypassing the halfpipe
which I don't know why you would want to do, because they're so cool
Oh, it's getting a bit dark
It was getting pretty late in the day at this point
so we all headed to the onsen to warm up
and then we headed to Takuro-sans house
For some dinner and some drinks
But wait!
Who's Takuro-san?
He runs the local bike shop and
He joined us for the ride on the next day
We've also got Ryo
Who's a trail builder at Iwatake Bike Park in Hakuba
And we also have Yuki Kushima
Who is the previous years downhill champion in Japan
Feeling slightly hung over
we all met up the next day to do some more riding
Really big group today
So, just dropping into the first trail
Supposed to be a bit up and down, and then down
This is pretty fun
Oh, Hana!
Oh, that's pretty slick!
How was that mud?
It's super slippery!
We had a little..
Yuka: Slippery under the leaves
Ya
Suddenly it's... vvvvuuutttss!
Yoooott!
Yoooww!
After our warm up lap, we headed to another spot in the valley
Alright, Hana is in the back now
That's the right spot for you!
But we were in for a change of scenery!
Snow!
Push?
Ya, of course!
Alright, the Hi Ace is not four wheel drive, so we gotta push!
Geeze, it's one wheel drive isn't it?
This is pretty f*cking cold
I have a lovely winter jacket sitting in my bag
Oh, in your car
In my car
So cold, huh?
I need to pedal!
Alright
Ah, it's so cold!
I'm glad to pedal though
Cause it's
Just gonna warm me up
Ah, it's beautiful though!
Is that a problem?
It's awesome!
Awesome!
Sick!
Ah, so nice!
That's sick, dude!
I'm actually light headed!
Oh, I love it!
It's pretty grippy though!
Like, more grippy than the last place
That's were we get to high five
It's so fun!
That was so cool!
Okay
It's fun though, isn't it?
Yup!
Yuka: It was really slippery on the top!
Was it?
For me yes
It's really snowing now
Just loading up and going to another mountain
We're going to one called "Jet Coaster"
Jet coaster?
Yes
That's a good name
Apparently, natural banking
Hana! Hana, come on
Hanako!
Good girl
But before we hit Jet Coaster, it's time to refuel at the local Konbini
Oh, so tasty!
This one?
See you soon!
Another mountain, another pedal
Yuka: Yes
Pretty cold, though
They're saying uh
This trail is a half-pipe trail
Yuka: Oh really?
Yesssss!
Alright, this is supposed to be a half-pipe trail
Which I love
Okay?
You okay?
Did you get hurt?
No, I'm fine
All the snow on the tree fell off
I didn't see this corner
I jumped and Yuki stopped here
Good for you
Ya? Okay
Haji, are you alright?
Ya
What did you hit, tree?
Tree, ya
Haha, sick
Awesome
Oh, you go
It's good to follow you
The guy in front of me is last years
Japanese DH champion
He's pretty good
Sick
And as if four different riding spot's wasn't enough
we head to our fifth and final spot
Paul: Welcome to the top of the mountain!
Another shuttle, another trail!
Ah, it's a bit cold!
That was fun!
I thought that was going to happen
That was a tight corner!
I always forget that point!
You looked sketchy!
Your back tire was sliding
You had a moment before too
You hugged the tree!
I hug one tree a day!
One tree a day!
Oh, this is going to be a good one, I can tell
Getting a little steep!
Aw, so sick
This ridge trail
Oh, a log
All good?
Oh my god
Man, the leaves were so deep in some of that
It's crazy!
Yuka: My dropper post didn't work
Yuka: You know why?
Nope
Because I crashed a little bit
Did you crash?
Just a little bit
Oh!
High five!
They're so stoked
You guys are so gross!
Yuka: Gross!!??
High five! High five!
He is a foreigner!
Foreigner!
Yuka: The kids said we are gross!
Thank you for your hard work
Thank you for your hard work too
Do your best!
Do your best!
Yes!
Hello
Hello
I just gotta thank Hajime for inviting us out and giving us such an awesome tour
and of course Takuro-san for letting the whole crew crash at his place
And really, this was our last ride in Japan
It was bitter sweet
We spent 2 months riding in Japan
and I miss it so much
The people are so friendly
the food is so good
and those trails...
unreal
Who knew riding in Japan could be so good
I truely hope I can go back some day!
Thank you Japan!
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Can Real Estate Agents Flip Houses - Duration: 7:13.
So, Jerry is a strange type of agent. Because it's that of listing houses and
doing typical agent work, you're actually not just a real estate agent but you're
also an investor. And you're out there flipping deals more than probably almost
anyone out there has experience. But that is today's question is, "Can a real estate
agent flip houses?"
-Well, you know what? Let's be clear here. I am licensed but I don't operate as an
agent. I don't go out and show properties and work with clients. I strictly have my
license for flipping. So technically, the answer to that question, you can be licensed
and flip houses or nothing wrong with that? I think the real answer is, "Do you
need a license? Do you need a real estate license to flip houses?" And that's really
what we want to talk about. Some big important question. -Yeah. Which is no. You don't
need any special license. -I don't have a license and I'm flipping houses so it
better be no, right? -You do not need a license to flip houses. -But let's talk
about this because it is true that in the world of real estate, you can't have
multiple licenses. You can't get paid on a single deal. Like let's say, I was a
loan officer and a title agent and I was a real estate agent. I couldn't do a deal
and get paid on all of those. I'm restricted to only getting paid on one
license at a time. Now, when you flip a deal, you could... If
you're the realtor and you're buying a property, there's an advantage. The
advantage is that 3 percent doesn't have to you know, you can negotiate yourself a
better deal because you're representing yourself. You have to pay that. The seller
doesn't have to pay it so you can negotiate it now, right? -Yes. -And it's a
benefit. -Yeah. So there's a benefit. You could ask for a slightly better deal. You
know, if the if the agent was going to earn 8,000 on the deal, you could ask for even
$8,000 less. And you know what? There's a lot of deals out there that'll make
the difference between, "I'm not going to do it because it's not enough of a margin
or I am going to do it because the margin is enough." And so being a realtor can
help however. Being a realtor can require... The licensing can take a couple of
months or hundred hours of education and and doing all of the work to get it. And
the reason why I never got mine is because in that hundred hours, I could do
several deals and make a lot of money. -But the bottom line is, I mean, so many
people think, "I want to get into flipping or I want to get into real estate. Oh, I
must need to be licensed." -That is false. I just want to be like... It's amazing how
many people... That they actually think that and that they're exclusively... -Being
an investor and being in an agent are two to two different totally exclusively
different things. And I want to tell you that Jerry is using his Realtors
license in a different way compared to how most use it. Being a realtor is
having a day job in the business of real estate. -Oh, yeah.
An investor is actually owning assets that can create the real dream. So, one is a job
and one creates financial freedom. -Not only a job. But think about a real estate agents life and... No
offense if anybody that's listening if you're an agent. I'm licensed I can say
this. But it's not a good life. You show houses in the evenings, on the
weekends, on holidays, when everybody's not working is when they're working. -Yeah.
-That's not my ideal lifestyle. -Yeah. And so now, you can't pair them up.
You can use them in a variety of different ways. But listen, if you want to
get in the game of flipping, you don't have to be a realtor. If you're thinking,
"Well, would it help me if I had it?" Yeah. Does that mean that you should wait to
have that? I wouldn't. -No. -I would get going. You know, if anything, go rock out three,
four or five deals. Make a pile of money and be better educated on the game to
decide if you want to actually pursue that license. Now, there is a simple way
for you to get in the game of real estate without being licensed and to
make some quick money. And the fastest way is doing what's called wholesaling.
That's basically where you go online, access really good deals, get them into
contract. And then sell them to an investor for a profit. And you could use
the local MLS for doing that, you could use Jerry's free software. You go to the
link in the description and basically he'll give you access. Basically get good
deals under contract and sell them to investors and get paid. -And let's be
clear. It's not selling the house, it's selling the contract. Which is what's so
cool about wholesaling. You know what's really cool? Jerry, I always found that
real estate investing... To me I always felt like I was like a pirate. Not
like the real pillaging kind but like the pirate that's like hunting for his
pirate treasure. Like there's this buried treasure out
there and I've got my map. And you know, the reason why I shoot these videos is
because all of these videos are part of a map. And when you follow the map, it
leads to the buried treasure. -Gold. -And when I do a deal, you know, on
most of my deals, I expect to make between 50,000 and $100,000. On a three
to seven year hold. And that's an entry-level home priced between
100 and 200 thousand dollars. And so, if I can do that, I feel like I
found buried treasure. What Jerry does, he says, "Well Kris, if you find that
buried treasure and you get a signed contract with the seller saying, hey you
can buy this house with all the buried treasure in it." Jerry says, "Well Kris, you
could keep that for 3 to 7 years and make 50 to 100 grand." But I could palm
that paper off right now to some I'll make a quick 5. And for someone that
needs money now, making a quick 5 or 10 grand just for finding a deal, that's a
perfect lifestyle for someone. -It can solve a lot of problems, you know.
Nothing's better than having some money in the bank account if you've got
immediate needs. -Yeah. So, the cool thing is you know, I'm really glad that
Jerry decided to fly out here and take the time to shoot some of these videos. I
hope you guys would give them a big thumbs up or or just learn more about
him. But probably one of the best ways to do that. And what I love about having
Jerry as a resource to you is that you can click the link in the description
below. And Jerry will actually share with you how you can access his software for
free for finding deals in your zip code. And then also how you can upload the
good deals back to him and have them pay you $10,000 up front for
finding a really good deal. -Yeah. Bottom line is guys I'm looking for deals. I do
deals all across the country. Any market in the US. And I need more people like
you that want to get into real estate. And willing to go out there and use my
tools and training and software to find these deals. Bring them to me, I'll pay
you $10,00 every deal. -Now, Jerry may not like it if I say this. But
one final bit of advice from me to you. Because you know, hopefully you're
subscribed to this channel and we've been building up a good friendship and
rapport with each other. I want you to know something. In fact, hopefully you're
coming out to one of my live events where I'm always doing my real estate
breakouts and giving it to you straight. But I want you to know, if you go out
there and use a software. And you find an extraordinary deal... -You have to bring it
to me. -Nope.You don't have to. If you have the resources or have friends or family
or know someone else that wants to put some money in. And you can do the deal
yourself and turn a crazy wild profit. And go for it. I want you to go for it. So,
Jerry's happy to pick it up and actually do the the quick 10k for you. You know,
I'll tell you when I did my first deal Jerry. And I remember what it felt like
when I deposited 50 grand in an account. Dude that was that was so much more than
I made in a year yeah. And when I put that in the bank account,
I felt legit, I felt real and I thought oh my gosh I'm going to do this a thousand
more times. -And nothing beats that feeling. -No, it's amazing. So, if you do
find that really good deal, Jerry will pay you 10 grand to offload the deal. Or
just do it yourself. Either way, this channel and this
training, it's for you to help you become a successful real estate investor.
Because you are the conscious creator of your life. You got this one life to live
and you want to live it as limitless as you possibly
can. For us and maybe for you, real estate is the perfect vehicle to help
make that happen.
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How Olympic Gold Medalist Nastia Liukin Triumphed After Falling Down | Inc. - Duration: 4:41.
For all the thousands of vaults that Nastia Liukin has ever done in her life
This is the only one that counts right now.
I feel like... just like... winning a Super Bowl
If you play football that's obviously the ultimate dream.
As a gymnast the ultimate dream is to win an Olympic gold medal.
rebound: to recover from setback or frustration
I'm Nastia Liukin, Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics
and now I'm also a co-founder of a tech platform.
Both my parents were gymnasts. So growing up I just spent so much time in the gym
because my dad was actually still training and competing
up until I was about three or four years old and so that's really how
I fell in love with the sport and just developed such a huge passion for it.
As I kind of progress through the levels I think you know our
dreams kind of became bigger to you know make the national team and then make a
world championship team become a world champion and then an Olympian.
Leaving Beijing with five Olympic medals. I won the all-around Gold.
It was way beyond like anything I would have truly expected.
So after the Beijing Olympics
for gymnastics especially as a female I was kind of getting older I guess and I
knew though that I was going to be in London the 2012 olympics one way or the
other I don't want to be thinking what if.
I had a torn labrum and rotator cuff in my shoulder and it was leading up to the
Olympic Trials where you know it was obviously too late in the game to get
any kind of operation it's painful but it's tolerable and so I I kind of went
through it and got to the Olympic Trials and on my very best event, the uneven bars
I came crashing down face-first literally on my face
what my parents always told me was no matter what you have to finish what
you've started
I knew at that point that I wasn't going to make that Olympic team but I wanted
to finish on my own terms and so got back up I finished my routine landed on
my feet on my dismount and for the very first time in my life and career I had a
standing ovation for the worst routine of my entire life and career and I
remember being confused.
I always felt like people weren't going to love or
support me unless I was the best unless I won a gold medal or finished in first
place and in the moment that I had there in San Jose at those Olympic Trials just
made me realize that life isn't about being the best or winning a gold medal
or having the highest salary or having the best job position it truly is about
finding something that you love to do finding something that you're passionate
about it's about the journey and it's not necessarily always about the outcome
and so I feel like that kind of became the defining moment of my career being
able to you know rebound from a moment that I thought was you know
career-ending and devastating and embarrassing and in all of those
emotions and feelings that I was feeling yet when I got back up and I finished in
20,000 people were on their feet and millions cheering back at home it was a
moment that even somewhat tops the moment that I had in Beijing when I won
that gold medal it was the hardest transition of my life when that chapter
of my life came to a close because I remember moving to New York City and
starting school at NYU and I had no idea who I was because you know six at find
me my entire life you know I'm forever
grateful and proud of the moment that I had in Beijing when I did win a gold
medal but I never wanted that to be the thing that defined me as a person for
the rest of my life and so it wasn't easy to kind of step away from that but
I feel like it's been the greatest thing that I've been able to do because I
don't want to look back on my life you know I'm 40 50 60 years old and thinks
that while it was amazing you know the only thing I was able to accomplish and
the proudest thing was when I was 18 I want to do I want to do more I want to
achieve greater and even bigger things
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That's why you feel about Markus Söder like you feel - Duration: 4:34.
A tiny little facial expression with an enormous outcome - an important politician does it.
What it means and how you can use it, you will see and you will learn
in the next couple of minutes.
Markus Söder - minister president of Bavaria, which is some sort of a governor
in a state in the United States, he is the minister president of
one of the most important regions in Europe: Bavaria - a rich country.
It has 12 million inhabitants, so it is really important.
Let's see what the body language of Markus Söder reveals.
First of all. when we see that short interview,
it is done at the biggest folks fest in the world: Oktoberfest do you know?
The Oktoberfest ist the biggest beer fest in the world.
Markus Söder is standing there and he is quite tall he is taller than the woman
beside him and he's way taller than his interviewer and that is an important
information we get.
He shows us that he is the tallest also the strongest of us all.
Now it depends - on the one hand that appears very self-confident.
On the other hand that is no signal that we are on the same level.
So when you get photographed, when you are in an interview, always take care
where from does the camera come.
If it is too high and you have to look way up you are looking a little bit smaller.
That can come across in a really likable way.
Imagine - we film children in that way.
On the other hand, if the camera is too low,
you always appear taller, stronger and a little bit bigger.
If you want that, that is fine.
Anyway it has a strong outcome.
The second thing Markus Söder does, is he has some sort of difficulties to keep
the eye contact with the interviewer.
And that is also a strong signal.
He looks always around in the room.
Now we have to be fair - we don't know why.
Maybe he has too many distractions in the room,
because there are thousands of people there.
Or maybe he doesn't find the right
words for the interview and that's why his eyes try to find them somewhere in the room.
But anywhere it's an outcome.
The outcome is: he isn't able to keep a stable eye contact with us.
It's also for us when you are in a very important conversation - try to have a stable eye contact.
Of course you can interrupt it every now and then, but if you are looking too often somewhere in the room,
we get the impression that you want to escape.
And number three: if we look at the facial expressions of Markus Söder we see one thing.
And that is he raises his eyebrows.
That stands for energy, that stands for enthusiasm, but you know what:
He forgets to open his eyes.
So in the in the midst of raising the energy he loses track and he remains in a somewhat inbetween situation.
And that is for all of us: if we want to show energy - raise the eyebrows and open the eyes.
Only when the two signals are shown together - the eyebrows and opened eyes - we get the impression of energy.
If you like that short analysis and the tips I gave you,
give me a thumbs up and you know what please write down what do you think
about the body language of the Bavarian governor.
Don't forget to click on the
bell up there, because then you get a reminder when I have posted a new video
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A Brief History of Modern Hebrew - Duration: 4:51.
Hebrew spoken today in Israel is not the same as the Hebrew of the Bible biblical
Hebrews related grammatically to Arabic and other Semitic languages while modern
Hebrew is a spoken language that dramatically transformed in the last few
hundred years is pronounced very differently than Biblical Hebrew
probably was and then there's liturgical Hebrew used
in Jewish prayers its scholarly and rabbinic and dates from the Middle Ages
all are written in Hebrew script which uses letters for consonants but mainly
leaves out vowels that said prayer books and Hebrew learning textbooks have dots
added that mark the vowels these were invented in the medieval period by a
group called the mazarites modern hebrew spoken in israel is quite distinct from
its predecessors and emerged out of a movement in eastern europe in the mid to
late 1800s men with traditional Jewish education z' were moving to larger
cities where they aspired to write modern secular fiction in Hebrew this
was a way to express the idea that Jews could connect to a collective national
identity rooted in the distant past while still participating in the culture
of modern Europe where literature was so important in writing modern Hebrew
literature they realized they had to find words for concepts that didn't
exist in the Bible or rabbinic tradition so they found biblical words with
unclear meanings and gave them new ones for example the prophet Ezekiel uses the
word hush Moll to mean some kind of supernatural divine bright or shiny
power modern Hebrew writers adopted it as the word for electricity once Hebrew
became a spoken language it grew rapidly Zionist movement like other national
movements at that time believed that only by speaking a unified national
language could a group be a true nation and in some Zionist leaders views the
correct national language was not the language Jews spoke at home for
generations now Yiddish not Ladino it was Hebrew the language of a more
ancient Jewish identity quick aside Aramaic Yiddish and Ladino the languages
many Jewish communities spoke before Hebrew all look very similar to Hebrew
as they use the same alphabet but you dishes closer to Germany and l'idée
was closer to Spanish promoters of Hebrew often had very negative feelings
about Yiddish which they call it a jargon very negative Pro Hebrew
activists once interrupted a Yiddish film screening in Tel Aviv by throwing
stink bombs in the theater a less extreme group led by Eliezer ben-yehuda
often considered the father of modern hebrew founded a Hebrew language
committee to come up with new words as needed and answer questions about proper
usage educators taught Hebrew in schools to immigrants and 1925 Hebrew University
was established in Jerusalem even before Jewish statehood new generations of
Jewish immigrants to Palestine began to speak Hebrew and as they did the
language changed people invented new words new grammatical structures and
borrowed words from other languages like telephone because many early speakers
natively spoke Yiddish polish or Russian lots of grammatical patterns and terms
from these languages made their way into Hebrew and because of the influence of
Palestinian Arabs and Middle Eastern Jews Hebrew also has borrowed a lot of
Arabic terms sometimes official promoters of Hebrew pushback they
published newspaper columns trying to correct common errors or offer Hebrew
words for foreign ones but many of these incorrect usages became part of the
language Jewish communities around the world developed different pronunciations
for instance the letter ion is treated like an Aleph by many native speakers
and left silent but it shows up in Mizrahi accents as a guttural sound more
like Arabic Ashkenazi Jews have a different pronunciation than Safari Jews
is it at all eat or at Aulis in Israel speakers of modern Hebrew can usually
understand biblical and rabbinic Hebrew and they learn text in them in public
schools but they don't necessarily understand all the nuances for instance
when God tells Abraham to sacrifice a three-year-old calf the Bible uses the
term egg la mejor leche it but in modern hebrew the word measureless yet means
triangular so to a modern reader this translates as triangular calf which
wasn't a hundred percent the original meaning hebrews always developed in
contact with other languages because Jews have always lived in contact with
other groups of people in the Diaspora and
a great example is how Israelis and phone calls as we'll do right now with a
mash-up of Hebrew Arabic and English dope yellow by
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Is Knitting Good for your Health? - Duration: 2:07.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
How about a ball of yarn?
If you're a knitter, you already know that stitching can make you happy.
But did you know that scientific studies have shown that fiber crafts can be beneficial to your health?
Knitting allows your brain to redirect its focus away from stress, pain and fear.
This means, that it can be a form of therapy for many different physical and mental illnesses.
The University of British Columbia found that knitting helped patients of anorexia.
74% of the study participants said that knitting helped take their mind off anxieties.
And a similar study of people with chronic pain,
found that the craft help to reduce their awareness of pain.
Researchers have also studied the effect of knitting on depression,
The British Journal of Occupational Therapy reported
that 81% of respondents with depression felt happy after knitting.
And more than half reported feeling very happy.
Therapists have also recommended mindful knitting and crochet to treat PTSD.
Like crosswords puzzles or sudoku, knitting is also great for exercising your brian.
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic have found that knitting and similar crafts can reduce
the risk of developing Alzheimer's by 50%.
And a 2014 study showed that learning to quilt helped older adults with memory function.
Knitting is calming.
Not only to the mind.
But also to the body.
Harvard Medical School's Mind and Body Institute found that knitting can lower your heart rate.
So next time you feel your pressure rising,
pick up a pair of needles.
Most importantly, knitting and crochet help build a sense of community.
Connecting crafters across the globe.
So share this video with a friend.
Maybe knitting can help them too.
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