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Pata-de-vaca/Cow's Paw
ID: Bauhinia variegata
Medium-sized tree (ranging from 5 to 9 meters in height). It usually has a tortuous trunk, 30 to 40 centimeters in diameter. Tree much sought after by bees, due to its exuberant flowering, the pata-de-vaca goes far beyond a plastic beauty.
Belonging to the Bauhinia genus, with various shapes and flowers, here's a tip: pay attention to its leaves. If they have the exact shape of a cow's paw (hence the name), it is more important than beautifying or even bringing shade to an environment.
This species contains chemical compounds capable of helping to fight diabetes and other diseases, usually extracted from its leaf, flower and bark. In the case of Bauhinia variegata, of Indian and Chinese origin, which has white, pink or purple flowers, an important property was discovered: it has a protein similar to insulin, the hormone produced by the pancreas, which is fundamental in the process of controlling the rate of blood glucose. It is also widely used in landscaping. But there are native species. In addition to the exotic ones (case in point), there are more than 300 species, some very similar to each other.
Sweet Miss Harley. She has Cushings Disease, a heart murmur, pancreas issues, she's had several teeth removed, she's incontinent, her back right leg slips out of its socket as she walks. But she's still enjoying her days. She's our million-dollar dog as that is about how much we've spent on vet bills over the years.....haha. We love her.
On another occasion I have already published a photo of this flower here on Flickr. Now I do it again as it is another plant that blooms in the middle of winter, filling our parks and gardens with beauty and charm.
Pata-de-vaca (Cow's paw) / Bauhinia variegata is a medium-sized tree (from 5 to 9 meters tall) with a tortuous trunk measuring 30 to 40 cm in diameter. Due to the morphology of its leaves, similar to the shape of the paws of bovine animals, it is commonly called Pata-de-vaca.
It is a tree much sought after by bees, due to its exuberant flowering, but the pata-de-vaca goes far beyond a plastic beauty, as this species contains chemical compounds capable of helping to combat diabetes and other diseases, generally extracted from its leaf, flower and bark.
In the case of Bauhinia variegata, of Indian and Chinese origin, which has white, pink or purple flowers, an important property was discovered: it has a protein similar to insulin, the hormone produced by the pancreas, fundamental in the process of controlling the rate of blood glucose.
It is also widely used in landscaping. But there are native species. Adding to the exotic (case in question), there are more than 300 species, some very similar to each other.
It usually blooms from July and stays that way for three months.
The species is a pioneer and important in the regeneration of degraded forests.
Down but not out.
Over the Spring and Summer months, between my dodgy Pancreas and Spleen and current bout of pneumonia, I've only managed 4 weeks where i've been fit enough to leave the house. I've not been able to see any Cuckoos this year, but I have been fortunate to catch up with a few pairs of one of our other enigmatic summer visitors, the Nightjar.
I'm hoping for a much better Autumn, with plans for trips to NW Scotland coming together, health permitting.
The magical coloured tunnel between King's cross and St Pancreas stations certainly does capture the eye, but takes patience if you want it devoid of peeps
On another occasion I have already published a photo of this flower here on Flickr. Now I do it again as it is another plant that blooms in the middle of winter, filling our parks and gardens with beauty and charm.
Pata-de-vaca (Cow's paw) / Bauhinia variegata is a medium-sized tree (from 5 to 9 meters tall) with a tortuous trunk measuring 30 to 40 cm in diameter. Due to the morphology of its leaves, similar to the shape of the paws of bovine animals, it is commonly called Pata-de-vaca.
It is a tree much sought after by bees, due to its exuberant flowering, but the pata-de-vaca goes far beyond a plastic beauty, as this species contains chemical compounds capable of helping to combat diabetes and other diseases, generally extracted from its leaf, flower and bark.
In the case of Bauhinia variegata, of Indian and Chinese origin, which has white, pink or purple flowers, an important property was discovered: it has a protein similar to insulin, the hormone produced by the pancreas, fundamental in the process of controlling the rate of blood glucose.
It is also widely used in landscaping. But there are native species. Adding to the exotic (case in question), there are more than 300 species, some very similar to each other.
It usually blooms from July and stays that way for three months.
The species is a pioneer and important in the regeneration of degraded forests.
Our two protagonists enjoy a Dutch speciality. In the Netherlands, matje herring is traditionally eaten by hand. That means you grab the fish by the tail, place the head in the neck and enjoy the herring (or fillet) in one piece. For the production of matje herring, only young herring may be taken that have put on fat before the reproductive phase (fishing season May to June). The herrings are gutted down to the pancreas and salted. They are then matured in brine for a few days by the body's own enzymes still present in the pancreas. So " True Matjes" consists only of herring and salt.
Zandvoort Beach
Noord-Holland Province, Netherlands 25.02.2014
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Unsere beiden Protagonisten genießen eine niederländische Spezialität. In den Niederlanden wird der Matjeshering traditionell mit der Hand gegessen. Das heißt, man packt den Fisch am Schwanz, legt den Kopf in den Nacken und genießt den Hering (oder das Filet) am Stück. Für die Herstellung von Matjeshering dürfen nur junge Heringe verwendet werden, die sich vor der Fortpflanzungsphase Fettpolster angefressen haben (Fangsaison Mai bis Juni). Die Heringe werden bis auf die Bauchspeicheldrüse ausgenommen und gesalzen. Anschließend reifen sie durch die in der Bauchspeicheldrüse noch vorhandenen, körpereigenen Enzyme für einige Tage in Salzlake. „Echter Matjes“ besteht also nur aus Hering und Salz.
Strand von Zandvoort
Provinz Noord-Holland, Niederlande 25.02.2014
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Il mio paesello è situato ai margini della Valle Latina, arroccato, con esposizione a Sud, su n modesto contrafforte roccioso alla cui sommità si trovano una torre ed i resti di un secolare castello.
Quel che è visibile al centro dell'inquadratura è il lato nord, quasi per niente edificato e, sulla sinistra, appena si scorge il campanile della Chiesa Parrocchiale.
La piana sottostante è solcata da un grosso torrente (Rio Forma Quesa) che quasi tutti gli anni intorno a novembre straripa lasciando a ridosso delle sponde fertilissimi detriti ideali per la crescita della Borragine. Questa pianta è stata diffusamente utilizzata a scopo alimentare, almeno fino a quando non si è scoperto produrre degli alcaloidi che, in caso di consumo continuativo e prolungato, possono arrecare gravi danni al fegato ed al pancreas.
Le sue splendide e prolungate fioriture azzurre, però, continuano ad essere una vera gioia per gli occhi!!
Ciaooooo, auguro a tutti tanta gioia e felicità :))
Pata-de-vaca / Cow paw (Bauhinia Variegata) is a tree of the Fabaceae-Caesalpinoideae family, also known as a Cow nail.
Characteristics:
This tree is considered medium size (ranging from 5 to 9 meters high). It usually has a tortuous trunk, 30 to 40 centimeters in diameter. Tree much sought after by bees, due to its lush flowering, the cow paw goes far beyond a plastic beauty.
Belonging to the genus Bauhinia, with various shapes and flowers, here is a tip: you need to pay attention to the leaves. If they have the exact shape of a cow paw (hence the name), it is more important than beautifying or even bringing shadow to an environment.
This species contains chemical compounds capable of assisting in fighting diabetes and other diseases, usually extracted from its leaf, flower and bark. In the case of Bauhinia Variegata, of Indian and Chinese origin, which has white, roses or purple flowers, an important property has been discovered: it has an insulin-like protein, the hormone produced by the pancreas.
It is also widely used in landscaping. But there are native species. Adding to exotic (case in question), there are more than 300 species, some very similar to each other.
The roof of St Pancras Railway Station, London.
Black and white 3-shot HDR taken with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens, blended in Photomatix, and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
Quick update ..... Trev is on his third chemotherapy tomorrow for pancreas cancer (Sat 18th Jan 2020). He is doing ok, but still another 9 to go before his next scan! Hes had a few blips but he is doing good!
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Mise à jour mardi 14 septembre 2021 :
Maya a recommencé la diarrhée dimanche avec du sang, nous sommes allées chez le véto ce matin. Elle ne pèse plus que 2 kg 840 grammes car elle mange très peu.
Elle a une pancréatite, alors 10 jours d'antibiotiques 2 fois par jours, 5 jours d'injection d'un médicament contre la diarrhée et je continue avec ses croquettes habituelles sans les croquettes gastro intestinales.
J'espère qu'elle va manger et garder sa nourriture plutôt que de faire de la diarrhée, il faut impérativement qu'elle reprenne du poids.
Mise à jour vendredi 10 septembre 2021 :
Maya a subi cet après-midi une échographie de son ventre. La radiologue dit que son intestin et son pancréas sont enflammés probablement à cause de cette diarrhée qui a duré presque 2 semaines. Elle ne voit rien de grave donc ! J'ai appelé son vétérinaire en rentrant, il doit me rappeler demain matin
Elle a beaucoup de poils qu'elle avale en faisant sa toilette dans son tube digestif, il faudrait lui donner une pâte pour les dissoudre.
Maya vomit irrégulièrement des saucisses de poils.
Eventuellement lui changer sa nourriture, j'ai déjà introduit des croquettes gastro intestinales pour le moment.
Il faut qu'elle mange car en moins d'un mois elle a perdu 500 grammes. Durant ces 2 dernières semaines elle a peu mangé.
Merci à tous pour vos gentils messages.
Je suis inquiète pour Maya car depuis le 22 août elle fait des diarrhées à répétitions. Elle a été hospitalisée durant 3 jours pour être perfusée étant désydrathée et fièvreuse, quelques jours après il y a eu une amélioration, le vétérinaire m'a donné des croquettes digestives et alors la diarrhée a repris. J'ai consulté encore le vétérinaire vendredi et samedi, elle a reçu une injection de cortisone, et 3 jours d'injection d'un produit similaire à l'imodium et elle est sous antibiotiques jusqu'à mercredi.
Elle ne mange presque rien de ses croquettes habituelles et ne joue plus. Elle maigrit à vue d'oeil.
Vendredi prochain elle doit passer une échographie de son abdomen, c'est long d'attendre jusque là si elle ne mange toujours pas.
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Update Friday, September 14, 2021:
Maya started having diarrhea again on Sunday with blood, we went to the vet this morning. She weighs only 2 kg 840 grams because she eats very little.
She has pancreatitis, so 10 days of antibiotics twice a day, 5 days of injection of an anti-diarrhea medication and I continue with her usual kibble without the gastrointestinal kibble.
I hope she will eat and keep her food rather than having diarrhea, it is imperative that she regain weight.
Update Friday, September 10, 2021:
Maya underwent an ultrasound of her stomach this afternoon. The radiologist says her intestine and pancreas are inflamed probably from the diarrhea, which lasted almost 2 weeks. So she doesn't see anything serious! I called his vet when I got home, he has to call me back tomorrow morning.
She has a lot of hair that she swallows while washing in her digestive tract, it should be given a paste to dissolve them.
Maya irregularly vomits fur sausages.
Possibly change his food, I have already introduced gastrointestinal croquettes for the moment.
She must eat because in less than a month she has lost 500 grams. During the past 2 weeks she has eaten little.
Thank you all for your kind messages.
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I am worried about Maya because since August 22 she has been having repeated diarrhea. She was hospitalized for 3 days to be infused being dehydrated and feverish, a few days after there was an improvement, the vet gave me digestive kibble and then the diarrhea started again. I saw the vet again on Friday and Saturday, she received an injection of cortisone, and 3 days of injection of a product similar to imodium and she is on antibiotics until Wednesday.
She hardly eats anything of her usual croquettes and does not play anymore. She is losing weight visibly.
Next Friday she has to undergo an ultrasound of her abdomen, it is a long time to wait until then if she still does not eat.
I commented a few photos but the heart is not there ....
Pata-de-vaca / Cow paw (Bauhinia Variegata) is a tree of the Fabaceae-Caesalpinoideae family, also known as a Cow nail.
Characteristics:
This tree is considered medium size (ranging from 5 to 9 meters high). It usually has a tortuous trunk, 30 to 40 centimeters in diameter. Tree much sought after by bees, due to its lush flowering, the cow paw goes far beyond a plastic beauty.
Belonging to the genus Bauhinia, with various shapes and flowers, here is a tip: you need to pay attention to the leaves. If they have the exact shape of a cow paw (hence the name), it is more important than beautifying or even bringing shadow to an environment.
This species contains chemical compounds capable of assisting in fighting diabetes and other diseases, usually extracted from its leaf, flower and bark. In the case of Bauhinia Variegata, of Indian and Chinese origin, which has white, roses or purple flowers, an important property has been discovered: it has an insulin-like protein, the hormone produced by the pancreas.
It is also widely used in landscaping. But there are native species. Adding to exotic (case in question), there are more than 300 species, some very similar to each other.
I already mentioned yesterday that Cleo had a vet visit on Monday (together with her brother Fynn). Cleo has arthrosis in her hip joints and knees and it's rather bad at the moment. The vet did an X-ray to verify the extent of the arthrosis and they also did a blood test. The blood test results came back okay (unlike Fynn's) and that allows us to give her pain killers now for a while. Another reason for the blood test was to make sure that everything is okay with her pancreas as this is an essential precondition for a new diet food she will receive for the next months. Cleo desperately needs to lose weight but has been pretty resistent to all diets we have tried so far. Wish us luck with the new diet, we really need it.
The vet visit was a rather unpleasant experience for Cleo and two days later she is still under the weather. She even went outdoors today to nap on the roof of her cat house on the terrace although it was very cold and rainy. Quite unusual for Cleo ....
The giant St Pancras Railway Station clock, London.
3-shot HDR taken with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens, blended in Photomatix, and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
The Dragon in his brandnew cat bed, That's where he often sleeps in the afternoon while I'm working although he doesn't give up hope that I stop working and play with him instead. :)
For those of you who have asked why Cleo and Fynn had to see the vet: Cleo only had a check-up to make sure that her renal values stay stable under the treatment and so far they do. Fynn was diagnosed with a pancreatitis last week and had an ultrasound yesterday to see how bad it is and to make sure that there isn't a tumor involved. No tumor and the pancreatitis only affects a small part of his pancreas but still requires urgent treatment. He gets infusions at home now and some meds which are mainly supposed to stop the vomiting and reduce the pain. He also gets a fat reduced diet. If things don't get worse, he will have a check-up at the vets in 2 weeks.
"The nowness of everything is absolutely wondrous, and if people could see that, you know..."
Dennis Potter (shortly before his death from cancer of the pancreas.)
The vets still aren't sure what is causing Max's lack of appetite. Yesterday he had an abdominal scan, a CT scan, bloodwork to specifically check his pancreas and he's had two teeth out. We'll have the results of the tests in a couple of days ❤️🙏 He was very spaced out, wobbly and paced around the house a lot when we got home which I understand is quite a common reaction to anaesthesia 😵💫 Poor boy ❤️
I took this shot today.
I am very happy to post my sixth anniversary shot of Trapper.
My long term contacts know this lovely cat came in to my life while I was out birding on January 02, 2010. It was -30 C on that day. I drove up a dead end road bordering Elk Island National Park. At that point there is a rough trail leading to Trapper Lake. At the end of the road, I found this emaciated, filthy, and near dead cat at the bottom of a snow bank mewing pathetically.
I took her home and named her "Trapper" after the lake I found her near. She has turned out to be very sociable and affectionate; greeting all visitors and keeping me company in whatever room I am in. The vet thinks she is between 13 and 15 years old now. She has been an expensive cat, but well worth the price of the Canon 500 mm f/4 lens I don’t have :)
She had a tough year in 2015. We actually had a date with the needle a few months ago. She rallied just enough the day before her planned euthanasia and is responding well to the treatment of her condition which the vet diagnosed as either severe Pancreatitis or Pancreas Cancer. The treatment is the same in either case.
At this time she is doing well. She is gaining weight and has good energy. I am optimistic that I will be able to post a seventh anniversary shot in 2017. If she begins to exhibit the symptoms of end stage Pancreas cancer tough, I will not see her suffer.
Under the north clock and the "Lovers Statue" at the St. Pancreas EuroStar terminal are some memories of of World War II.
This story that faces the incoming trains has two lovers and three distinct lines of people. Soldiers off to defend the nation in the train windows on the right, women and children seeing them off in the middle and behind them a row of injured heroes returning home.
The first five injured soldiers, sailors or airmen have been blinded and each has a hand on the shoulder in front of them to find their way home.
Today we have to say goodbye to our dog Johnny. Yesterday he got the diagnosis pancreas cancer with multiple tumors in the belly. He was already getting worse the last two day but today it’s clear that he really has a lot of pain and discomfort and that it’s time to let him go.
Don't know where. Don't know when.
The lovers at St Pancras railway station on London. I am pleased that autocorrect didn't turn that into Pancreas.
Questo è uno dei primi libri che ho letto, in prima elementare.
La mia maestra era solita fare delle gare a scuola, : di tabelline, di verbi... e fare un regalo a chi vinceva.
Ero stata la prima e questo era il mio regalo.
Ricordo ancora l'emozione con cui ho letto queste pagine di Walter Bonatti, le sue imprese sulle vette. Anzi il batticuore, la commozione : ho letteralmente 'divorato' questo libro in pochi giorni.
Credo sia nata da qui la mia passione per la montagna. In famiglia nessuno aveva un particolare amore per le vette : mia mamma, molto paurosa, faceva qualche passeggiata ; a mio padre, molto pratico, interessavano solo i funghi e i mirtilli per fare la marmellate.
Le mie prime estati le ho trascorse nella campagna ligure o piemontese, oltre che con i miei nonni paterni in Emilia. fra campi di grano e colline ricche di grappoli d'uva.
A sei anni, oltre che con la lettura di questo libro, è avvenuto l'incontro, magico, emozionante, con la montagna a Macugnaga, sotto il Monte Rosa. Ricordo che avevo descritto l'incanto di una passeggiata nel bosco, in un temino.
Così iniziò la mia avventura...
Non oso rileggere questo libro ( che sono riuscita a trovare in un mercato d'antiquariato per mio figlio, dato che mia madre probabilmente me l'aveva buttato via ) è troppa l'emozione... Ma lo farò.
Walter Bonatti, scalatore, esploratore, scrittore, fotoreporter, moriva il 13 settembre del 2011, portato via in poco tempo da un tumore al pancreas, a 81 anni.
Sulla prima pagina del suo libro, uno dei tanti, è scritto :
Alla mie montagne
infinitamente grato
per il bene interiore
che nella giovinezza
ho potuto ricevere
dalla loro severa scuola
My mountains.
One of the first books that I have read and that I loved much.
Perhaps from here my passion for the mountain began
I have been meaning to get a photo here for a while. This is the light tunnel at Kings Cross designed by Allies and Morrison. It's certainly worth a look.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
We are NOT "post-pandemic" or "post-Covid" and I am sick of hearing this from main stream media, politicians and prominent businesses.
First, we cannot unilaterally declare that a pandemic is over due to the very nature of a pandemic.
Second, just looking at the month of JUNE to date, we have 10X the number of directly attributed Covid hospitalisations for 2022 than we did for the same period in 2021 or 2020.
Hospitalisations are rising 30-40% week on week at the moment. Why? We're facing a wave of Omicron BA.5 which is even more infectious than previous Omicron variants but, worryingly, doctors are reporting that it is infecting lower down into lung tissue as we saw with the Alpha wave. Secondary pneumonia is now a major issue again and hospitalisations are rising across ALL age groups. Omicron evades vaccine immunity and there is NO natural immunity to Omicron. People are being re-infected with Omicron with repeated infections reported as being worse and worse.
Ignoring the acute risks of Covid, of which there are many, there are now multiple wide ranging and conclusive studies by institutions such as Harvard that are showing that every single Covid infection, no matter how 'mild', is causing permanent internal damage.
Damage to the brain similar to that in Parkinson's Disease.
Damage to the pancreas causing onset of Diabetes.
Damage to lung tissue.
Damage to the gastrointestinal tract.
Damage to cardiovascular endothelium and clotting factors resulting in a 3X increased risk in heart attacks, strokes and pulmonary emboli for at least 6 months post-acute infection.
More importantly, it is causing degradation of your immunity. SARS2 causes reduction in your immunity and damage to T-cells similar to that of HIV, leaving you wide open to opportunistic infections that you would be unable to fight.
SARS2 infection prematurely ages you! Telomeres are the end protections of our chromosomes that you can think of as being similar to the end plastic pieces of a shoelace. These gradually degrade over our lifetimes as part of the ageing process. It is a known quantity and studies have shown that even mild infections of Covid are causing damage to the telomeres of our chromosomes equivalent to 10 years of biological ageing.
Early in the Covid story some people openly called it 'airborne AIDS' because some of the genetic code of the virus is identical to HIV. It may have been tongue-in-cheek at the time but Covid is causing this kind of damage.
Ask yourself why we have rising infectious diseases such as viral hepatitis in children, monkeypox and polio to name a few. We have a massive population with post-Covid immune deficiency.
Even the Bank of England has reported that we are facing a collapse of economy with increasing rates of 'long Covid' affecting the workforce.
All of this information is easy to find in peer reviewed medial journals at revered institutions such as Harvard or in The Lancet. SARS2, as it's predecessor SARS, is a multi-system disease spread by microscopic airborne aerosols.
Keep yourself safe because your government does not care about you.
Protection is not rocket science. Mask in poorly ventilated places and when indoors with an FFP2/3 well fitting mask. Open windows for ventilation and demand that workplaces and public facilities install suitable HEPA filtration. Washing your hands helps against many diseases but it will not stop you from catching Covid.
I visited Kings Cross today and this is the first time that I had enoucntered this tunnel linking King's Cross and St Pancreas
On 1st of July (not June as I initially wrote) my sweet green-eyed girl Lily had to be euthanised. She had cancer of the liver and the vet believed it had spread to her pancreas. The vet gave us painkillers for her and we had one last weekend to cuddle her and love her.
I keep crying at the most inappropriate times. I have chronic pain, and she was my comfort, my love and my sunshine.
When I chose her from a rescue organisation she seemed to have given up hope. When I bought her home in Feb 2015, and until the night before she died she would always sleep with one paw over my leg or my arm so she knew where I was all the time. I didn't rescue her. She rescued me.
I don't think I'll ever stop crying.
He likes the view from here the most and often comes here with beer.
He said, ``I donated my kidney and part of my pancreas to my daughter, so God is giving me a long life"
But he did not say what her daughter was doing now.
our precious friend jonah is sick...please pray for his recovery! he has diabetes and liver and pancreas problems!!! he is such a special boy and our hearts go out to jonah and his sweet family!!!!
BENNY:
It will be a fun fish and chips party dear Daisy Maude, I promise you! We're going to eat fried fish and....I'm going to surprise you with a "Hollandse Nieuwe". That's a raw herring with onions that you have to slide into your mouth. It's called "Haring Happen".
Typically Dutch
Herring may be called Hollandse Nieuwe if the fish is sufficiently fat, and has been chewed, salted and matured in the traditional Dutch way. (Croaking is the traditional way, while heading is done with computer-controlled machines.) In addition, the herring, like any fish, must be deep-frozen at a temperature not exceeding -20°C for 24 hours. The maturation process takes at least one day and up to seven days at a temperature of 0-4°C. Enzymes from the pancreas and salt play a major role in maturing jerked herring and ultimately determine the flavour.
Dutch herring are served with onions
A shot taken last year at St Pancreas station on my Leica X.
I am slowly clearing down last years images, so that as I get out and about this year I have space for new stuff.
I also accept that most of us are now on Chocolate avoidance measures, to ensure our waistlines recede after the excesses of the festive period.
Shot on Leica X, and post processed in Lightroom.
Platforms 6 and 7, St Pancras Station to be precise.
Or St Pancreas as I always call it.
I took several photos up against the (mucky) glass to lose the fence, but I like the Stained Glass thingy in this one.
Tweaked a bit in Color Efex. And straight...ish :-)
Tunnel shot at Kings Cross Station
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