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This one came out really dark. Probably because of the light coming in the window from the background. I'm posting it anyway because this Tiffany pink gown was one of the most exciting dresses I ever wore!
A different crop and composition of my previous posting.
Fishermen enjoy a sunny day at Boulder Bay Beach, Ramsgate, Kwa Zulu-Natal, South Africa
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Stuff is happening; stuff not right and so I'm posting in an uncharacteristically out of step, anachronistic way.
This shot, this less than arty still life with jarring colours, walnuts and Atomic knobs is about chains of logic, of cause and effect and how stepping out of logic into chaos distresses everything. Douglas Adams nominated "wars, New York". Today we might add robodebt, Ukraine, Iran, Wieambilla…Don't "get me wrong" — art can and does coexist with logic. Art cannot through personal dismissal subvert logic. It cannot switch off gravity etcetera.
A former Social Security Minister, later Prime Minister will front a Royal Commission today to answer questions about the deeply flawed logic which contrived an artful justification to illegally it seems and in a punitive way, claw back welfare payments by data matching tax and welfare records. This was robodebt — bad logic, chaos and in sad truth a trigger for suicide. Sound logic won't bring them back. But the perversion needs to be explained.
Ukraine and Iran you will know about. Wieambilla has a lower profile and shouldn't be in the news. But it is and it's there because of, it is suspected, some conspiracy theorists, acolytes of the illogical, "cookers" if you wish to be so crude (Australian slang), who have gone off the rails. Now six people are dead and all because logic was abandoned and chaos embraced.
What you have here in this discordant image is at odds with these other things. It is soundly, rigidly, slavishly logical. It is cause and effect; if this, then that.
I choose to support wild creatures. Moneys have gone to the kākāpō, and have done for years. Now I'm getting behind the painted snipe. Free time and other resources pour into my garden and to citizen science. This world needs to be better than the mess we have made of it. It's the only one we have and cookers for all their zeal are not helping.
There's a limit to how far I'm prepared to go. I supplementary feed our birds, don't tidy up so much as to destroy habitat for reptiles, and keep flowering plants for insects beyond what might be a show garden.
But I draw the line at self-service. Berries are ripening now. A pied currawong began pick-your-own the other day. I ought to have been angry, that is, until I noticed two things: the berries were being carried away, not swallowed, and they were carried away by "one-eyed 'Wong", our NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) entitled and quite literally currawong with one eye. She was feeding a baby; a baby so young as to still have its yellow gape. Instead of robdebt, I instituted a diversionary process: feeding her soaked cat food so that she left the berries for me. That worked!
Her place was taken at the berries by another black bird: the unpleasantly ill-mannered male eastern koel — an hideous, indolent bird of low morals, a wastrel bird, a cuckoo making a cuckold of our red wattlebirds. He was not feeding his young. That's not what he does. He was feeding his "lifestyle". His natural yet discordant behaviour will not get my favour. There's that limit to generosity.
Same goes here with these walnuts. Cool weather makes the white cockatoos lazy. They look for the high energy wattle seeds in my trees, fruit, nuts, anything to avoid going a few extra metres to their usual habitat. Today its about 10°C below average. It's Summer and it has both been like this and forecast to not change in the immediate future. Logic says those cockies will be back looking for a hand out. From their spy perches (look up Australian slang "cockatoo") they'll see the little walnut tree. Only now, these nuts, the ones in this discordant image and following the logic that this tree was planted to feed me, not them, these nuts are headed for a delicious black as night, sharp as a harpy's tongue pickle.
That blue "colander" is a repurposed fresh ricotta strainer, the nuts are zero food miles, the coffee engine a thing of delight which sends its spent grounds to compost and no coffee pods to landfill. Here is logic, cause and effect. This image is poor, discordant, jarring, artless. It contains, instead, logical actions to make this world better, less wounded. Can the Ukraine crisis, the Iran situation, robodebt and the illogical tragedies at Wieambilla say the same?
Posting photos scanned from Kodacolor prints shot at Air/Space America 88 San Diego’s Brown Field in May 1988 on a misty morning. As you can see print process, camera, lens and scanner were not of the quality in 1988 as the digital equipment is today.
Posting something to cheer Lynn up! :D
Completed the Elite police car, only to find it being sold at Toys R Us the other day! >.< !! I couldn't find any for sale on Shopee... Haha, always like that...
I've been getting a wee bit of flack lately for not posting so I thought I'd post one from my archives that is rather timely. With the short NHL hockey season this year, Edmonton played it's first game Sunday and managed a 3-2 win over the Canucks in Vancouver. Go Oilers Go!
No folks I haven't suddenly become a hockey fan … I just found a great pair of skates while out shooting with my birthday buddy a few years back and thought it was time to post it.
Olympus OM-2n + Zuiko 50/1.2
Fuji Superia 400
First roll with OM 21/2 (this was shot with my 50mm for reach)
Random postings of photos I have taken over the last few years. Explore the photo set to find other work by the artist or of the same theme or event.
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I'm posting this photo just to get your attention so I can put out this message...
For whatever reason I never look at my messages, dont know whether it's me or Flickr, but I never notice when there's a new one. So if you've sent me a message it the past few years then I apologize for not responding! There are some messages I found today when I finally looked at them that I probably wouldnt have responded to anyway, but if you're a real person (with a photo or two of your real self) with a polite comment or question I would typically get back to you with a response.
So again, my apologies for not doing so, and I promise to do a better job of monitoring my incoming messages!
Posting another shot of this beautiful butterfly. I know the last two were a interesting shot for me. I do love natures wonders..
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These are my first photos with my new D80. There was a lot of shine on the models' faces and the only way I knew to tone it down was to "Ortonize". It also made everything softer, which was not what I was going for...so...any suggestions would be appreciated.
Finally getting around to posting these photos from May 26-27 2018 chase after heading up north a bit late to chase some storms that were about 65 thousand feet near Hannibal, Missouri. The first three photos of clouds are up north. I took my friend Lucas with me who loves the weather but just doesn't get out much because of school and other reasons. So my favorite picture from Hannibal was the updraft with lightning under it and if you look close you can see the moon next to it.
After getting back to Lucas house at 10 pm I looking up in the sky to see what it looks to be rising tower with some very active lightning in it. So after hanging out with him a bit longer helping him with his GoPro I heading out to Fenton to shoot some lightning. Most of the time I would find an open field and shoot lightning but around the St. Louis area its hard to find that. So I shot lightning over Fenton, MO and yes there's some light pollution but I bought a new filter that's suppose to dim down light pollution. Let me tell you how much it works and I love it. It also stops lights being so bright in my shot and drowning my lightning out.
The neat thing about the lightning storm that it stayed isolated and could see for miles. When I was at Lucas house it was about 100 miles away. I love weather and how incredible it can be.
Taken with a Canon 80D.
Last posting of the Old Year...Happy New Year to all.
Taken @ Kidwelly Quay...a lovely bird when they are not noisy. You either love them or hate them
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Belated posting of photos at my local Disney Store, from two weeks ago, Monday, September 14. That day the 2015 Disney Fairytale Designer Collection was released online and in stores. They had all the dolls on display, alongside their slipcovers. They also had mugs, journals, women's shirts, the Snow White handbag (but no Elsa tote bag), Ariel compact, apple necklace. They didn't have the lithographs or the Ariel smartphone wallet. The dolls were on a high shelf, so it made taking photos of them more difficult, as well as the harsh lighting. They also had the DFDC flyers available at the register counter.
Good luck to everyone trying to buy the dolls in stores tomorrow! In the US, they will have raffles in midday for a chance to buy the Snow White and Hag doll set.
After posting quite a few cold, wintry images recently, I thought I'd post a photo of a different colour and subject this morning, 27 January 2016. I can't believe that February is almost here!
This morning, the temperature is a balmy 6C (yes, that's +6C, with a windchill of +3C). It is supposed to climb to +8C this afternoon. What crazy temperatures for us here, near the end of January! The forecast is for colder temperatures in a few days' time, along with more snow.
I took this photo of a Cornflower at the Reader Rock Garden, on 24 June 2015, when I called in after a volunteer shift. Not sure if this is Centaurea dealbata (Persian Cornflower)?
Random postings of photos I have taken over the last few years. Explore the photo set to find other work by the artist or of the same theme or event.
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A recnt Macro Monday theme of healthy featured a number of people posting fish oil capsules. Given some discussion as to the oxidation (going off) of these tablets I asked my household "mad scientists" to take an NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) scan of ours. The scan shows as a series of peaks which match to the underying organic structure of the molecules and is a sophisticated diagnostic tool of the chemist. Our capsules seem to be alright ! www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objecti...
Been posting street shots with both yellow & red in the pic this week.... so I guess we could have "a little bit more" of them before the week ends eh?! hahaha XD
既然這週分享了一些街上的閃亮紅黃色彩～ 不如趁一周結束前再各來“一點點”吧！呵呵 :)
As you can see, I took down Sasha's hairstyle then put it up again but her hair is so frizzy!! I also just found out my phone takes larger images than my sisters phone, and the quality is a little better. It's not amazing but its something! Also my phone is really old so there is no flash and I have to use my own lighting, and I am crap at that. But soon I am getting a professional camera!!!! (so excited!!) But until then I will be posting these kinds of pictures <3
Signed Höhn in lower left corner.
Watercolor on paper.
Inscription on the reverse says:
"Marty's view during the war.
1101 Avenida Presidente Wilson & Rio Branco.
'43-'46 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."
I am posting this piece to complement the other Brazilian watercolor in my Flickr photostream by the same artist. My mother bought that one in Brazil when my family lived there during WWII, before I was born.
I found this painting on eBay but did not purchase it. I don't have the space to display it to its best advantage. Also, with the current economic uncertainty, I don't want to make the expenditure.
Thanks to my friend and fellow Flickrite Alain, I now know the names of the landmarks in this panoramic view of that great Lusophone metropolis. In a circle from left to right and bottom to top, they are:
1. Palácio Monroe.
"I immediately identified the building in the Höhn watercolor that you asked about because it was one of the most famous landmarks in Rio de Janeiro. Originally Brazil’s pavilion at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis, Mo., after the Fair ended the building was disassembled, shipped back to Brazil and reassembled as the Palácio Monroe, seat of the Federal Senate while Rio was Brazil’s capital."
"It was located at the beginning of the Avenida Rio Branco (and not “Blanco” as you correctly guessed). José Maria da Silva Paranhos Júnior, Barão do Rio Branco, was one of Brazil’s greatest diplomats and served as Foreign Minister from 1902 to 1912."
"In 1960 the Federal Senate moved into a new building on the Praça dos Três Poderes in Brasília. The Palácio Monroe then remained vacant until its demolition in 1975."
“The building was slated for demolition because of the construction of the Rio de Janeiro Metro, but in the face of public and media outcry, the construction company shifted the line to preserve the building. This effort, however, was in vain, because on October 11, 1975, the Brazilian president, Ernesto Geisel, authorized the building’s demolition and a developer razed the building in March 1976."
"The decision was contrary to the State of Rio de Janeiro’s decision declaring the building an Official Landmark in 1974. In 1979, the 'Cinelândia' station was opened as one of the first five stations of the then-new metro network, on the site of the demolished palace.”
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pal%C3%A1cio_Monroe
2. Statue of
Manuel Deodoro da Fonseca
Year of creation:1937
Manuel Deodoro da Fonseca (1827 –1892) was a Brazilian politician and military officer who served as the first President of Brazil. He took office after heading a military coup that deposed Emperor Pedro II and proclaimed the Republic in 1889, disestablishing the Empire, and stepped down little more than two years later, in 1891, under great political pressure. He is therefore the first Brazilian President to have resigned from office.
Sculptor(s):Modestino Canto
(1889 – 1967), Brazil.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deodoro_da_Fonseca
3. The steeple in the hills in the center of the upper part of the composition belongs to the Igreja da Nossa Senhora da Glória do Outeiro. It was constructed between 1714 and 1730.
"A Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Glória do Outeiro, ou Imperial Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Glória do Outeiro, mais conhecida simplesmente como Igreja da Glória, ergue-se no alto do Outeiro da Glória, no bairro da Glória, na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, no Brasil. É considerada uma das joias da arquitetura colonial do Brasil e um dos mais característicos monumentos da cidade. Dada a sua localização elevada, é facilmente visível do Aterro do Flamengo e arredores."
"The Church of Our Lady of Glory of Outeiro, or Imperial Church of Our Lady of Glory of Outeiro, better known simply as Church of Glory, stands on top of Outeiro da Glória, in the Glória neighborhood of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is considered one of the jewels of Brazilian colonial architecture and one of the city's most characteristic monuments. Given its elevated location, it is easily visible from Aterro do Flamengo and the surrounding area."
4. Hotel Glória.
The Hotel Glória is an abandoned historic hotel in the Glória neighbourhood of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
History
The Hotel Glória was built by entrepreneur Rocha Miranda for the International Exhibition of 1922 to commemorate the centennial of Brazil's independence. It opened on August 15, 1922. The hotel was designed by Joseph Gire, who also designed the Copacabana Palace. It was reportedly the first reinforced concrete building to be built in South America and was erected with the aid of German engineers.
Originally the hotel had a casino (closed in 1946, when gambling was prohibited in Brazil), a theatre, ballrooms, recreation areas, and only about 280 rooms but was later expanded to about 630.[1] Due to its proximity to the financial and political centre of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Hotel Glória always harbored great movie stars, singers, politicians, and heads of state.
Hotel Glória was built with 180 rooms. It was expanded by 100 rooms with a wing to the southwest, and a 400-room addition was added at an unknown date. The hotel has a reinforced concrete skeleton, and each room had a bathroom and a telephone. It was later furnished with a swimming pool, a steam sauna, an automatic phone billing system, a meeting room and equipment for video-conferences, and a heliport.
In 2008, the hotel was bought by Brazilian entrepreneur Eike Batista and closed for a complete restoration and refurbishment, which started in 2009. In 2013, however, Batista's EBX Group went bankrupt and the renovation was stopped, leaving the building incomplete and largely stripped.[2] In 2014, Batista sold the hotel to Swiss investment fund Acron AG for 500 million Brazilian reais (approximately U.S.$ 210 million at the time), but the deal was undone in early 2016.[3] Batista then sold the hotel to Mubadala Development Company, the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund, for an undisclosed sum.[4]
In 2022, it was announced that the derelict building would be restored as apartments.[5]
It is unclear whether the hotel is operating today.
The Höhn watercolor my mother bought in Brazil at about the same time this one was painted appears below.
Good morning everyone. I thought I would stay one more day with butterflies on Missouri Ironweed (Vernonia missurica) by posting this short series of a dark form female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio glaucus).
Eastern Tiger Swallowtails in general were quite scarce here this year, which might have been caused by the drought, or it simply was just a bad year for them. But for whatever reason I could go literally weeks without seeing one in spite of it normally being the most common swallowtail species locally. So obviously I was quite thrilled to see this dark form female, and to be able to get a few pictures of her. Which was a good thing as she proved to be the last Tiger Swallowtail I saw this season.
As for these photos, they were taken the same place at Lacey Pond as the Monarch I posted yesterday, of which I included a pic in the comment section where both butterflies were seen feeding.
Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you're having a truly nice week.
Lacey
PS...I'll be kind of hit & miss here today as we have an electrican scheduled to do some electrical work . So my response to comments and visits will be limited today. Sorry about that.
ISO400, aperture f/11, exposure .008 seconds (1/125) focal length 190mm
Another pic in my gorgeous new fluffy cardi,I just love my lipstick in this and my painted nails.I just adore this pic and I don't say that a lot about my uploads maybe there is a pretty girl in there
Let's call the first posting of the day a nice little bokeh beaker, don't worry though i don't think ive gone a day on flickr without posting bokeh .....so stay tuned.
But this was a photo ive been sitting on for a few months. it was one of the first sets i took in the morning (im not an early AM kinda guy). I didnt post it back then because i had let my brother look at it and he was less then excited about it so i put it in the drawer.
But i kept finding myself coming back to it and thinking....ok well its not a home run, but its still a nice little shot......what do you all think?
Posting panoramas online has always been a challenge as the format doesn’t quite work for the way websites are displayed. The images are usually too long and not tall enough to do justice to landscapes, but in this case I just couldn’t help posting this one as it was such a special moment. The original panorama is actually about twice as long as what you see here (the full resolution is 24,000 pixels wide), but that would have been an even bigger problem posting it here.
We arrived with our Zodiacs on Rongé Island at about 9.30pm and as soon as we were on solid ground we started using snowshoes to dig in the snow and create a space for our bivouacs. Once that was done and we were comfortable enough with how our place for the night was looking, we spent the next 3-4 hours taking photographs of the amazing landscape around us. The image you see above was taken at about 11pm and as you can see there was still quite a bit of sunlight shining on the mountains across the channel. If you want to see a couple more images from this particular evening you can go here or here.
To view the original shot (straight from the camera) visit the blog entry here: <a href="http://www.momentaryawe.com/blog/view-from-ronge-island/" rel="nofollow">http://www.momentaryawe.com/blog/view-from-ronge-island/</a>
R25: Cookie Splash! Posting on Saturday for Cliché Saturday, as what can be more cliché than a camera lens splash?
This image comes courtesy of Stacie (Stacie was here... at www.flickr.com/photos/45369104@N00/). She has some great 365's, week day group photos, and a ton of EXPLORED! images...
"Your challenge is to do a cookie splash! Here's a link to the one I did for Get Pushed! It was a great exercise in timing and focus, but the best part? Eating the cookies!"
I should thank my daughter and her husband for my Christmas gift last year - my lens cup. And I should also thank my wife for getting into the spirit of this challenge - she baked two dozed differently shaped chocolate chip cookies (to experiment with to find the biggest splash, of course!)
I placed the cup on a full length mirror, placed a red tablecloth in the background, used a soft box right of camera and a white reflector at camera left.
And yes, Stacie, it was fun splashing and eating the results! What great fun and wonderful push!
As always, thanks for your views and comments!
Update: This image was featured as the Cliché Saturday Group photo of the week (my photo was the group icon!)
I’m not posting today as a mark of respect to the beautiful and dear Cindy Charisse who has sadly left us. She was a very special, truly one of a kind and I for one, will miss her dearly
Be with the Angels Cinders and watch over us all.
“Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day”
For the Hereios
Post Offices
This was taken with phone through window of the car which I managed to briefly stop on the way home from work
Getting to post offices gets trickier and trickier as more and more rural POs shut down; or are only open for limited hours during the working day.
This is the post office at Threemilestone, Truro (which is not really local for us!!)
I'm posting tomorrows photo, today. I have a little bit going on tomorrow and I don't know if I'll have enough time to even venture to flickr tomorrow, let alone my facebook! AH!
After a really tough two weeks for me has set in and finally drifted away, I finally and truly feel happy for once. I feel clean and refreshed. It's like my soul has been rejuvenated.
Since I dropped out of High School back in September, I've been a very VERY lazy person. That's going to change.
I'm beginning some nifty program at a local community college where I'll get my GED and 18 college credit hours. I'm pretty happy. I hope I stick with this. I'm ready to actually be someone and to go somewhere. The worst part about it is...Florida will not be seeing me in July, nor will the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, which reminds me, I gotta call them tomorrow! It's a 6 month program and I don't know what I'll be doing, where I'll be doing what, or even when I'll be doing it.
I'm sorry to all my Floridian friends that I made and had high hopes of working with! Maybe I'll plan a little vacay around April, or I might even fly down for my birthday. It just depends.
Gosh, today is such a refreshing day.
I hope everyone has a great kick-off to their week!
Bye! :)
Good morning all I feel I need to give a clarification on yesterday's post as it seems some of you thought I not be posting anymore.
don't worry, I will be posting and I am not going anywhere.
all I meant was that being me doesn't get documented every day because I kind of forget to take a photo. and we all know when we out the photos taken are normally not good due to poor lighting.
anyway this last night's dress to go dancing.
seems I have put a stone in over the last year so more exercise is needed. my new job doesn't get me out and about as much as my previous ones have and it shows.
Sorry to uninformatively stop posting photos for the past few days. I figured that if I took a few breaks here and there that it would help the creativity cells in me to produce new edited photos. So, we start with this shot taken from the Tomorrowland Transit Authority People Mover. Why does the name have to be so long? Enjoy!
Thanks for viewing and have a magical day!
Exif data auto added by theGOOD Uploadr
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Camera Make : NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model : NIKON D90
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ISO Speed : 200
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Subject Distance : 19.1 meters
The historic Posting House & Livery Stables (Coaching Inn) now a pub on Guildford High Street in Surrey
Taking a short break from posting edited photos from my creative shoots for a moment to post a little tribute to my mum. Because she was here and she will always matter.
**
Dear Mum,
It's been another year without you. It doesn't get easier, although people who have never lost someone significant still expect that it will. It doesn't. You're with me every minute of every single day. I've wanted to text you so many times. I've wanted to see you more.
Your granddaughters are growing up. Too quickly for my liking and no doubt for yours. But they'll always be our little girls. I know you're watching over them and us and proud of the way we're trying. Your sons are doing well. Struggling with missing you and certain times are harder than others but they're doing their best.
Your best friends did an amazing job looking after us in the first year and have stayed in contact. You always thought of them as additional family and they truly never let you down Mum. They are everything you always thought them to be. You wouldn't be surprised to know that and neither are we; but we're grateful all the same.
I miss you. I love you. Always wishing you were here. Angry and sad that you're not.
With love always,
Kel x
**
To all of the people out there doing their best,
I see you. If all you did this year was survive, well done. Don't compare your story to others. We're all different. And absolutely no one puts everything on social media so you're comparing yourself with someone else's heavily edited version of themselves anyway.
I hope you all have a happy, safe and fun start to the new year. Do more of what gives you peace and enjoyment. Do less of what doesn't. If something isn't working, try something different. Don't be afraid to try something new. The only time you'll ever fail is when you don't try at all.
Happy New Year x
Posting things out of order, but will actually start from our first day's shoot on my next upload and work through the week. This is one of the images from our 5th day of travel and photography, spent exploring the Fall color and waterfalls of the upper peninsula of Michigan and northern Wisconsin. This is from the Hiawatha National Forest. There was a misty drizzle going on for most this day, creating a haze that made things a bit challenging.
Thanks for stopping by and view this photo. The reason for posting this photo on Flickr is to learn so if you have constructive feedback regarding what I could do better and / or what should I try, drop me a note I would love to hear your input.
View on Black the way it should be seen!
-- Let the sound of the shutter always guide you to new ventures.
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Some time back I was posting various WIP pics of a forthcoming Star Trek MOC; and now STEAM is out of the way I’ve been able to return to it. Somewhere along the line I kind of ditched the plan I’d developed and came up with something quite different.
The pink thing is the stand it will rest on. The lemon yellow parts will be these angle tiles (which aren’t in LDD). I’ve done a screencapture video of me tumbling it – sorry it’s got a big dumb watermark in it.
Obviously, I’ve only built half but I’m really pleased with the direction it’s heading. Any constructive feedback is much appreciated.
Thanks for stopping by and view this photo. The reason for posting this photo on Flickr is to learn so if you have constructive feedback regarding what I could do better and / or what should I try, drop me a note I would love to hear your input.
View on Black the way it should be seen!
-- Let the sound of the shutter always guide you to new ventures.
© 2021 Winkler
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