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How Do I Buy a Domain Name?
Q: I'd like to buy a domain, but I discovered that it's already registered by a bulk domain buying company (just check negres.com). I tried to contact them but I have received no answer.Do you know how much these companies charge in average for a domain? Or are they focused on the traffic and clicks and will not let it go?Any recommended approach to bid for the domain?A: This is a tough one because domain names, unless you have a legal claim on them, exist in a pure commodity marketplace. What I mean is: the value of a domain is defined solely by its perceived value to the buyer.If you wanted to buy one of my unused domains (for example, "BABY.NET" which is for sale, actually) then I might ask $20 for it, or I might ask $200,000 for it, or, who knows, $2mil. What's it worth? Well, that depends. If you're a huge company with a massive marketing budget and are passionate about obtaining this exact domain then $500,000 might be a fair market price for it. But then again, maybe $100 would be more than it's worth.Economics books talk about pricing strategies where you charge "what the market will bear", and you can see where in domain names, well, that's almost impossible to figure out without a specific buyer involved.There's no third party, no standards organization, no reference point for what domains are worth. I've bought domains from othe

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Selenium (Se): Best Bet Food Sources-- Parsley, blackstrap molasses, mushrooms, nuts, salmon and other seafood, sesame seeds, vegetables, wheat germ, chicken, nettles, yarrow, raspberry leaf, garlic and whole grains. Most often used for: Immune system stimulation, asthma, thyroid disease, heart disease, high cholesterol, macular degeneration (Standard Process™ brand Chezyn® is an awesome product for this containing chelated zinc, copper and selenium in a natural food-based formula), abnormal pap smears, cancer and liver diseases.

Silicon (Si): Best Bet Food Sources-- Horsetail, radishes and other root vegetables, New Vision Ionic Minerals, whole grains, brown rice, soy and soy products, Trinity water and green peppers. Most often used for: Weak nails that break and tear easily, healthy skin and hair, pliable blood vessels, Alzheimer's disease, and osteoporosis.

Sodium (Na): Best Bet Food Sources-- Celery, kale, sesame seeds, Celtic Sea Salt, apples, carrots, and hot peppers are all good sources of organic sodium which replaces the inorganic molecules we get from salted and prepared foods. Most often used for: High blood pressure, glaucoma, dehydration, and brain dysfunctions such as memory, depression, confusion, hallucinations, seizures, and poor coordination. Note that natural sodium acts differently than the sodium in table salt.

Sulfur (S): Best Bet Food Sources-- Eggs, garlic, onions, dried beans, cruciforms (cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kale) and soy. Most often used for: Arthritis, asthma, back and joint pain and skin disease.

Vanadium (V): Best Bet Food Sources-- Parsley, snap beans, mushrooms, radishes, New Vision Ionic Minerals, soy and soy products, olives, whole grains, seafood, corn and gelatin. Most often used for: Diabetes, bone and tooth development, and dental health.

Zinc (Zn): -- This is the most common mineral deficiency I see in my practice. Best Bet Food Sources: Pumpkin seeds and other nuts, oatmeal, eggs, parsley, wheat germ and Standard Process™ brand Chezyn®. Most o

Type 1 Diabetes - How To Keep It In Check
It is necessary to keep Type 1 diabetes under control in order to prevent major complications from arising in the future. The following steps are designed to help you be successful with your efforts:* Get positive, and stay that way! Create a "sense of the positive" in your life, and keep it there. Create a positive feeling within your home, and your lifestyle that includes a positive attitude regarding your overall health and fitness. Emphasize the importance of receiving positive support from both your family and your friends. Teach yourself to see your way through any problems that you may encounter during the process of living with, and treating your diabetes.* Learn and understand the value of your treatment needs. Learn the information and details necessary for successful diabetes treatment. These will include learning the correct way to test your blood glucose levels, and the correct way of interpreting the results. Learn the proper administering of your insulin when needed.* Get in the habit of scheduling all of your meals and physical activities ahead of time. This will allow you greater control of your time.* Start making, and keeping detailed recordings with notations in a daily journal. Note how you feel during, and after periods of activity. Note how you feel after eating certain foods. Make note of your feelings regarding your general overall well-be

Here's a list of the most common mineral deficiencies and some best bet foods to eat for replenishing them:
Remember: Eating raw foods to replenish nutrients is one thing. We can easily overdose and imbalance our body with supplements, but not with foods. I have not included the signs of overdosing with over supplementation, but these are listed under each specific mineral on my website.
Food sources are listed in order of the most often needed foods tested and recommended first and less common last. There are other food sources for these minerals, but they rarely seem to come up as the best replacement during consultations, so have not been listed here.
Boron (B): Best Bet Food Sources-- Apples, carrots, grapes, other raw fruits (except citrus), nuts, legumes, vegetables in general. Most often used for: Arthritis
Calcium (Ca): Best Bet Food Sources-- Blackstrap molasses, salmon, green leafy vegetables, almonds, sesame seeds, cheese, yogurt and other dairy products, broccoli, nettles, burdock root, parsley, raspberry leaves, yarrow, marshmallow root and yellow dock. Most often used for: Osteoporosis, muscle cramps, heart palpitations, arthritis, brittle nails, pregnancy support, eczema, and high blood pressure. Note: There are several types of calcium supplements on the market. You need just the right one for your body or excess can cause high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, arthritis, and kidney stones. This is why natural food sources are best--because they don't hurt your system like the supplements can.
Many people ask: "What is the best type of calcium for me to take?" I tell them, "Whatever you test strongest on. Here is a list of all the available types of calcium:
• Bone Meal Calcium
• Calcium Chloride
• Calcium Citrate
• Dicalcium Phosphate
• Calcium Gluconate
• Calcium Hydroxyapatite
• Calcium Lactate
• Oyster Shell Calcium
• Calcium Stearate
• Calcium w/ Boron
• Calcium w/ Vitamin D 3 (Lots of people are testing they need this form recently)
Carbon (C): Best Bet Food Sources-- Activated Charcoal. Most used for: Detoxification
Chromium (Cr): Best Bet Food Sources-- New Vision Ionic Minerals (see above), blackstrap molasses, beef and other meats/poultry/fish, brown rice, fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, dulse (seaweed), and mushrooms. Most often used for: Anxiety and nervousness and other serious mental challenges, ADD, depression, Type II diabetes, hypoglycemia, heart diseases associated with coronary artery problems and infertility.

Copper (Cu): Best Bet Food Sources-- Blackstrap molasses, parsley, New Vision Ionic Minerals, Standard Process Labs brand Chezyn, almonds, broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, oats and other whole grains and legumes, nuts, seafood, sunflower oil and whole wheat. Most often used for: Anemia, baldness, joint problems, improper cholesterol ratios, aneurysms, and retinal degeneration.

Germanium (Ge): Best Bet Food Sources-- New Vision Ionic Minerals, mushrooms, seeds, vegetables (especially garlic and onions) and bran. Most often used for: Cancer, asthma, arthritis, high blood pressure and osteoporosis.

Iron (Fe): Best Bet Food Sources-- Definitely blackstrap molasses (no more than two teaspoons/day maximum!), parsley, leafy green vegetables, sea vegetables such as dulse, kelp and nori wrappers, prunes, black cherries, meat and seafood, nuts, whole grains and legumes, burdock, yellow dock, nettles and raspberry leaves. Most often used for: Iron deficient anemia, decreased stamina and energy, weak immune system, digestive disorders (Crohn's, Celiac, difficulty swallowing) and irritable nerves.

Note: I've noted that the prescription iron supplements are just too harsh on the system and that the body absorbs these natural sources much more easily. Two signs you may need natural iron supplements are ice chewing and a tan chin and cheek area when the rest of the face is a lighter complexion. You may also want to look into a parasite program to get at the core cause of the anemia.

Iodine (I): Best Bet Food Sources-- Sea vegetables (kelp, dulse, nori wrappers), sesame seeds, raw spinach, zucchini, asparagus, Celtic Sea Salt, soy and soy products, garlic. Most often used for: Thyroid problems, fatigue, and weight issues. Interesting Note: Some foods block the update of iodine into the thyroid gland when eaten raw and in large amounts. Iodine blocking foods include--all of these are in raw form--cooking inactivates the thyroid blocking agents: Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, peaches, pears, cooked spinach and turnips. If you have an under active thyroid, limit your intake of these substances to 4 cups/week of any of these foods combined.

Magnesium (Mg): Best Bet Food Sources-- Blackstrap molasses (no more than 2 teaspoons/day max!), dark green vegetables, potatoes (especially the skin), beans and other legumes, whole grains, almonds and other nuts, meat and fish, soy products, apricots, bananas, coconut (get the organic unsulfited kind,) dates, figs and avocados. Most often used for: Constipation, hyperexcitability, nervousness, asthma, chronic fatigue, glaucoma and retinal problems, high blood pressure, heart problems (congestive heart failure, valve problems, arrhythmias), insomnia, muscle cramping and multiple sclerosis.

Note: Potatoes grown on magnesium deficient soils (like Washington) are susceptible to the Potato Scab Virus. This virus is thought to be linked with the same virus that causes Multiple Sclerosis in humans. If you have neurological signs of any kind, don't eat potato skins that are scabby.

Now, there are also quite a few choices for Magnesium on the shelves if you are purchasing a supplement. Which one is best for you? Whichever one tests the strongest.

List of Different Types of Magnesium:

• Magnesium Aspartate
• Magnesium Chelate
• Magnesium Citrate
• Magnesium Glycinate
• Magnesium Lactate
• Mag. Malate (Malic Acid)
• Magnesium Oxide

Manganese (Mn): Best Bet Food Sources-- Definitely parsley (1-2 tablespoons/day chopped and raw), green leafy vegetables, oats, pineapple, nuts, spinach, peppermint, apples, apricots, blueberries, celery, egg yolk, and whole grains. Most often used for: Tendon and ligament problems (these are the problems I find most often when associated with manganese deficiency by far.), tinnitus, skin rashes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, memory problems, diabetes, and breast problems.

Molybdenum (Mo): Best Bet Food Sources-- Beans and other legumes, dark green leafy vegetables, eggs, whole grains and wheat germ. Most often used for: Asthma and gout.

Oxygen (O): Best Bet Food Sources-- A diet that contains a minimum of 1 1/2 cups of raw fruits and 1 1/2 cups of raw vegetables daily will keep your body producing nice, healthy red blood cells stocked with hemoglobin. Exercise or deep breathing exercises are essential to keep oxygenated.

Self-test: When looking at the little white moons at the base of your fingernails, you should see the moons on every fingernail except the little finger. If you don't see these, then your body is not getting enough oxygen to all the different organs of your body. Oxygen fights off cancer because cancer can't grow in oxygenated tissues.

Phosphorus (P): Best Bet Food Sources-- Eggs, beans and other legumes, almonds, pumpkin seeds (great for prostate and normal hormone function in both males and females), sesame seeds (great for seasonal affective disorder and other forms of depression), bran and whole grains. Most often used for: Bone pain, nosebleeds, and trembling.

Note: People who often drink soda pop (more than 4 per week), can easily imbalance the system so that there is too much phosphorus and not enough calcium and magnesium. This is a common and frequent (in my practice) cause of kidney stones and osteoporosis/osteopenia.

Potassium (K): Best Bet Food Sources-- Fresh fruits and vegetables of all kinds, blackstrap molasses, fish, dates, bananas, beans, sweet potatoes, white potatoes, brown rice, and nettles. Most often used for: Heart disease, muscular fatigue and weakness, dry skin, depression, edema, insomnia, and counteracting acid bodies and replenishing the alkaline reserve.

Concise Overview of Section 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges
The 1031 tax deferred exchange is not always the right or best solution. Investors should consider whether other tax deferral or tax exclusion strategies might be more appropriate and should always consult with their legal, tax and financial advisors before entering into any real estate transaction, especially a 1031 tax deferred exchange.This article has been written as a concise overview of 1031 tax deferred exchanges. It is only a brief summary to assist Investors in understanding the very basic 1031 tax deferred exchange requirements. You can read an Introduction to Section 1031 Tax Deferred Like-Kind Exchanges for a more complete and indepth explanation.1031 Exchange RequirementThe sale and the purchase transactions must be structured property in order to qualify for tax-deferred treatment under a 1031 exchange. The Qualified Intermediary often referred to in the real estate industry as the 1031 Exchange Accommodator or the 1031 Exchange Facilitator will complete the necessary legal documents to ensure that you are in compliance will all laws, regulations and rulings.It is critical that the Qualified Intermediary be be assigned into the Purchase and Sale Agreement or Contract and the Escrow Instructions, if any, prior to the close of the sale and purchase transactions. If either transaction closes without the Qualified Intermediary involved the transaction will n

(C): Best Bet Food Sources-- Activated Charcoal. Most used for: Detoxification

Chromium (Cr): Best Bet Food Sources-- New Vision Ionic Minerals (see above), blackstrap molasses, beef and other meats/poultry/fish, brown rice, fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, dulse (seaweed), and mushrooms. Most often used for: Anxiety and nervousness and other serious mental challenges, ADD, depression, Type II diabetes, hypoglycemia, heart diseases associated with coronary artery problems and infertility.

Now, there are also quite a few choices for Magnesium on the shelves if you are purchasing a supplement. Which one is best for you? Whichever one tests the strongest.

List of Different Types of Magnesium:

• Magnesium Aspartate
• Magnesium Chelate
• Magnesium Citrate
• Magnesium Glycinate
• Magnesium Lactate
• Mag. Malate (Malic Acid)
• Magnesium Oxide

Molybdenum (Mo): Best Bet Food Sources-- Beans and other legumes, dark green leafy vegetables, eggs, whole grains and wheat germ. Most often used for: Asthma and gout.

Lumineers Procedure is a Light Weight Treatment to Cure Dental Defects
Dental defects are something that can take away one’s social life. No one in this world is born with healthy teeth. In fact, some or the other procedures are required to correct the defects. Everybody wishes to have healthy teeth that can add glitters to their smile. It is for this reason that dentists have to deal with so many complexities, depending upon the condition of the patient’s teeth. Moreover, Lumineers procedure is the matter of an expert; so it is always better to contact a specialist rather than just a general dentist.Lumineers are a type of porcelain veneers that help the dentists in curing the dental problems of the patient. They are strong and light weight that makes it easier for the patients to support them. An added advantage of Lumineers procedure is that Lumineers does not add bulk to the teeth at all. Another thing to be noticed in this procedure is that Lumineers can be bonded perfectly without any drilling. This makes it less painful for the patients. And it is for these reasons that Lumineers procedure is preferred by a variety of people. Lumineers procedure is so simplified that patients can go to a dentist without having any fear for pain.It is generally said that Lumineers procedure simplifies the applying of porcelain veneers. There is not much a difference between the thickness of Lumineers and porcelain veneers. Lumineers are generally 1/3rd millimeter wide, whi

nori wrappers), sesame seeds, raw spinach, zucchini, asparagus, Celtic Sea Salt, soy and soy products, garlic. Most often used for: Thyroid problems, fatigue, and weight issues. Interesting Note: Some foods block the update of iodine into the thyroid gland when eaten raw and in large amounts. Iodine blocking foods include--all of these are in raw form--cooking inactivates the thyroid blocking agents: Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, peaches, pears, cooked spinach and turnips. If you have an under active thyroid, limit your intake of these substances to 4 cups/week of any of these foods combined.

Now, there are also quite a few choices for Magnesium on the shelves if you are purchasing a supplement. Which one is best for you? Whichever one tests the strongest.

List of Different Types of Magnesium:

• Magnesium Aspartate
• Magnesium Chelate
• Magnesium Citrate
• Magnesium Glycinate
• Magnesium Lactate
• Mag. Malate (Malic Acid)
• Magnesium Oxide

Molybdenum (Mo): Best Bet Food Sources-- Beans and other legumes, dark green leafy vegetables, eggs, whole grains and wheat germ. Most often used for: Asthma and gout.

Some Identity Theft Victims End Up With Criminal Records
There are many ways to find you are the victim of identity theft. You can find out after you are turned down for a loan or after you start getting strange bills for items you never purchased. Here is another, more traumatic way to discover that your identity has been stolen.Imagine. You are driving to dinner with your wife and kids and suddenly a police officer pulls you over for a broken tail light. He sits behind you for a few minutes, running your plates for warrants.When he approaches the car he addresses you by name, naturally you respond. Next thing you know you are handcuffed in the back of the police car! Why?According to police records, you were cited for speeding and failed to show for your court date.After investigating further, you find you are the victim of identity theft. Unfortunately, you have to assume the burden of clearing your name. The police will not.How can you protect yourself? Start with these three rules. Check your credit report frequently, at least yearly. Shred all personal and official correspondence before placing in the trash. Report any discrepancies immediately! How practical is our story. According to the Identity Theft Clearinghouse one in six identity theft victims will end up with a criminal record!Nothing can guarantee you will not become a victim of identity theft, but

ts, blueberries, celery, egg yolk, and whole grains. Most often used for: Tendon and ligament problems (these are the problems I find most often when associated with manganese deficiency by far.), tinnitus, skin rashes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, memory problems, diabetes, and breast problems.
Molybdenum (Mo): Best Bet Food Sources-- Beans and other legumes, dark green leafy vegetables, eggs, whole grains and wheat germ. Most often used for: Asthma and gout.
Oxygen (O): Best Bet Food Sources-- A diet that contains a minimum of 1 1/2 cups of raw fruits and 1 1/2 cups of raw vegetables daily will keep your body producing nice, healthy red blood cells stocked with hemoglobin. Exercise or deep breathing exercises are essential to keep oxygenated.
Self-test: When looking at the little white moons at the base of your fingernails, you should see the moons on every fingernail except the little finger. If you don't see these, then your body is not getting enough oxygen to all the different organs of your body. Oxygen fights off cancer because cancer can't grow in oxygenated tissues.
Phosphorus (P): Best Bet Food Sources-- Eggs, beans and other legumes, almonds, pumpkin seeds (great for prostate and normal hormone function in both males and females), sesame seeds (great for seasonal affective disorder and other forms of depression), bran and whole grains. Most often used for: Bone pain, nosebleeds, and trembling.
Note: People who often drink soda pop (more than 4 per week), can easily imbalance the system so that there is too much phosphorus and not enough calcium and magnesium. This is a common and frequent (in my practice) cause of kidney stones and osteoporosis/osteopenia.
Potassium (K): Best Bet Food Sources-- Fresh fruits and vegetables of all kinds, blackstrap molasses, fish, dates, bananas, beans, sweet potatoes, white potatoes, brown rice, and nettles. Most often used for: Heart disease, muscular fatigue and weakness, dry skin, depression, edema, insomnia, and counteracting acid bodies and replenishing the alkaline reserve.
Selenium (Se): Best Bet Food Sources-- Parsley, blackstrap molasses, mushrooms, nuts, salmon and other seafood, sesame seeds, vegetables, wheat germ, chicken, nettles, yarrow, raspberry leaf, garlic and whole grains. Most often used for: Immune system stimulation, asthma, thyroid disease, heart disease, high cholesterol, macular degeneration (Standard Process™ brand Chezyn® is an awesome product for this containing chelated zinc, copper and selenium in a natural food-based formula), abnormal pap smears, cancer and liver diseases.
Silicon (Si): Best Bet Food Sources-- Horsetail, radishes and other root vegetables, New Vision Ionic Minerals, whole grains, brown rice, soy and soy products, Trinity water and green peppers. Most often used for: Weak nails that break and tear easily, healthy skin and hair, pliable blood vessels, Alzheimer's disease, and osteoporosis.
Sodium (Na): Best Bet Food Sources-- Celery, kale, sesame seeds, Celtic Sea Salt, apples, carrots, and hot peppers are all good sources of organic sodium which replaces the inorganic molecules we get from salted and prepared foods. Most often used for: High blood pressure, glaucoma, dehydration, and brain dysfunctions such as memory, depression, confusion, hallucinations, seizures, and poor coordination. Note that natural sodium acts differently than the sodium in table salt.
Sulfur (S): Best Bet Food Sources-- Eggs, garlic, onions, dried beans, cruciforms (cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kale) and soy. Most often used for: Arthritis, asthma, back and joint pain and skin disease.
Vanadium (V): Best Bet Food Sources-- Parsley, snap beans, mushrooms, radishes, New Vision Ionic Minerals, soy and soy products, olives, whole grains, seafood, corn and gelatin. Most often used for: Diabetes, bone and tooth development, and dental health.
Zinc (Zn): -- This is the most common mineral deficiency I see in my practice. Best Bet Food Sources: Pumpkin seeds and other nuts, oatmeal, eggs, parsley, wheat germ and Standard Process™ brand Chezyn®. Most o
How Come My Insurance Doesn't Pay For White Fillings On My Back Teeth?
Welcome to the world of insurance double talk and small disclaimers."Yes, Mrs. Johnson, you have just bought one of the best comprehensive dental insurances on the market and we are here to serve you every step of the way." Is what one insurance agent told my patient. Well, my patient was happy and even felt safe knowing she had just bought her "comprehensive" dental insurance. She never expected to hear from our office that her insurance does not cover a procedure which is one of the most common procedures out there next to exams and cleanings.I am talking about the pretty white fillings every patient wants put in their mouth instead of the old, but still useful, silver fillings(amalgams). Yes, the ones, that no matter how you slice it, contain mercury. I would have to say that in the last three years not a single patient has come to me and told me they want the silver fillings instead of the white fillings. So, why do we have many insurances that refuse to pay for the white fillings and will only pay for the silver ones?For the simple reason of MONEY. There is no other explanation. The insurance is only looking at their bottom line and trying to find ways to not pay for the treatment they had agreed to pay for when you bought that insurance. Some insurances will pay a downgraded price for a white filling, the price they would pay if the dentist had placed the silver filling, leaving
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Selenium (Se): Best Bet Food Sources-- Parsley, blackstrap molasses, mushrooms, nuts, salmon and other seafood, sesame seeds, vegetables, wheat germ, chicken, nettles, yarrow, raspberry leaf, garlic and whole grains. Most often used for: Immune system stimulation, asthma, thyroid disease, heart disease, high cholesterol, macular degeneration (Standard Process™ brand Chezyn® is an awesome product for this containing chelated zinc, copper and selenium in a natural food-based formula), abnormal pap smears, cancer and liver diseases.
Silicon (Si): Best Bet Food Sources-- Horsetail, radishes and other root vegetables, New Vision Ionic Minerals, whole grains, brown rice, soy and soy products, Trinity water and green peppers. Most often used for: Weak nails that break and tear easily, healthy skin and hair, pliable blood vessels, Alzheimer's disease, and osteoporosis.
Sodium (Na): Best Bet Food Sources-- Celery, kale, sesame seeds, Celtic Sea Salt, apples, carrots, and hot peppers are all good sources of organic sodium which replaces the inorganic molecules we get from salted and prepared foods. Most often used for: High blood pressure, glaucoma, dehydration, and brain dysfunctions such as memory, depression, confusion, hallucinations, seizures, and poor coordination. Note that natural sodium acts differently than the sodium in table salt.
Sulfur (S): Best Bet Food Sources-- Eggs, garlic, onions, dried beans, cruciforms (cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kale) and soy. Most often used for: Arthritis, asthma, back and joint pain and skin disease.
Vanadium (V): Best Bet Food Sources-- Parsley, snap beans, mushrooms, radishes, New Vision Ionic Minerals, soy and soy products, olives, whole grains, seafood, corn and gelatin. Most often used for: Diabetes, bone and tooth development, and dental health.
Zinc (Zn): -- This is the most common mineral deficiency I see in my practice. Best Bet Food Sources: Pumpkin seeds and other nuts, oatmeal, eggs, parsley, wheat germ and Standard Process™ brand Chezyn®. Most often used for: Prostate health, healthy immune function, impotence, menopause and perimenopausal health, memory, skin disease, pancreas and thyroid health, macular degeneration and other eye disorders, and bowel dysfunction.
Note: A significant amount of zinc is lost through perspiration.
Now, the trick is to incorporate 1 ? to 2 cups EACH of both cooked and raw vegetables into your diet every day and you will be at a much higher plane of health. Fruits and vegetables are like water. You can’t replenish the deficiency all at once,AND the intake needs to be consistent.

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