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КАК СДЕЛАТЬ НАРЯДНОЕ ПЛАТЬЕ ДЛЯ БЕБИ БОНА HOW TO MAKE CLOTHES FOR DOLLS - Duration: 5:08.

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FIFA 17 - Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace @ Anfield - Duration: 17:52.

Hello, I'm Martin Tyler and this is Anfield.

The game today: Liverpool against Crystal Palace

Alan, Liverpool. What have you made of them recently?

Well, it is an outside chance, Martin

of winning the championship, but

You never know.

They get a good performance and three points here

they might make their competitors nervous.

Well, in terms of goal scoring

we should see a few today.

Liverpool are leading the way

in the goal charts.

They are the entertainers in this division

and they've been really good, really potent in front of goal.

This is the Liverpool side:

Simon Mignolet starts in goal

Joel Matip starts with Dejan Lovren as the centre-backs

Georginio Wijnaldum starts alongside Adam Lalana in the middle of the park

Divock Origi is the lone striker.

Here's the Crystal Palace team:

Wayne Hennessey plays in goal

Mamadou Sakho plays with James Tomkins as the centre-backs

Andros Townsend plays with Wilfried Zaha looking to provide width

Christian Benteke is the sole striker today.

It's amazing, if you're under a certain age

you don't really understand quite what Liverpool mean.

The dominant team in the seventies and the eighties

but not too much, certainly not in league terms

since 1990.

No, who could've forecasted they wouldn't win the league

in all those years, since when I was growing up

they were the team to beat.

Mike Jones in the referee.

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Audirvana version+ version 3 now has MQA - Duration: 7:51.

Audirvana Plus, version 3 has been further improved according to Audirvana. It already supported Qobus for a long time and

does now also do Tidal and supports the Highresaudio Virtual Vault Account.

But most noticeable is ability to decode MQA.

Audirvana+ still is my favourite music player for Apple OS, safe Roon.

At one eight of the price it is a very good choice for those that don't like the steep Roon price.

Roon does not yet decode MQA

but it does support networked audio adapters, something Audirvana + is not yet supporting.

Please do note the 'yet's' for Audirvana + will support networked audio adaptors in the near future.

The rumour is it will be in version 3.1 and rumour has it Roon will support MQA decoding soon.

Let me make clear that playing MQA files to an MQA

enabled renderer like the Bluesound Node 2 or any MQA enabled DAC

can be done with any bit perfect player as long as you keep the volume setting on the player at 100% and

switch off all DSP functions like upsampling and filtering.

But the number of MQA enabled DAC's and renderers is still limited and you might not immediately

want to invest in a new DAC or renderer again.

Then core decoding of MQA, although not equal to full decoding - might be a good in between.

For those that don't know Audirvana, it started out as a bit perfect player for the Mac

that used iTunes for library functions.

It also enabled automatic sample rate switching. Normally computers convert all audio

to one output sampling rate, regardless of the source.

Bit perfect players like Audirvana are able to send unaltered music data to an external d/a-converter.

Version 2 brought a stand-alone mode that later could be controlled by an iOS app.

It can be set to more or less take over the Mac, temporarily halting any processes running,

that might influence the sound quality.

If you like, it can also perform sample rate conversion using the Isotope 64-bit sample rate converter.

This is especially handy if your d/a-converter has mediocre or worse upsampling.

When the number crunching power of a computer is better than that of the DAC

- which it normally will - it might give better time resolution during upsampling.

And using a DAC at higher sampling rates might also make it easier for a DAC to sound good

since a milder reconstruction filter can be used.

A quality setting can be adjusted to prevent CPU overload.

Especially when converting from DSD to PCM or vice versa,

the workload can become rather high so check the Activity Monitor to see the work load.

This is the part where I describe how a device under test sounds.

But provided that Audirvana+ is able to send the bits

unharmed to the output of the computer, what can go wrong?

Well, quite a lot, but the question is, can that be blamed on Audirvana?

A year ago I reviewed version 2+ and compared it with JRiver Media Center.

I also did comparisons earlier with Channel D PureMusic and Sonic Studio Amarra.

All using the the same hardware, of course.

They all sounded identical with the exception of Amarra

that sounded more rounded as if there was some loss on the high end.

Let me give you some clues about things that might cause sound differences

that are not caused by the player software:

first, a Mac Mini is the best choice and the MacBooks are the least.

They are not bad, but a Mac Mini sounds cleaner.

I am told that this is due to the noisy circuit that drive the video display.

I have no experience replacing the switching mode power supply in the Mac Mini for an external linear type,

but that seems to improve matters too.

The solution I now use is to keep all computer equipment away from my stereo's

and use networked audio adaptors.

In my € 1000 set 3 I use a Raspberry Pi 3B with a HiFiBerry Digi+ Pro board to provide SPDIF.

I would advise the Audiophonic linear power supply or the

equally good iFi iPower switching mode power supply I reviewed earlier.

The sBooster or UltraCaps power supplies I recently reviewed are great too but in that set

I would spend the extra money on other matters.

In my other two sets - see the About menu on theHBproject.com for details,

I use either the Sonore microRendu or the SOtM sMS-200 networked audio adaptors

and here I do use the sBooster or UltraCaps power supplies.

This way you ban out all negative influences of the computer and use dedicated hardware to output

a USB signal elsewhere in the network.

This is part of the Roon setup. Audirvana does not support networked audio adaptors yet

but on their forum it was mentioned it might be implemented in version 3.1.

And that would be great news.

Just use the computer that already is in the house for storage and music server functionality

and an NAA - a networked audio adaptor - in the living.

In practice Audirvana hasn't changed that much with the exception of MQA core decoding.

As said it is MQA core decoding, meaning that a 192 kHz file will be played at 96 kHz.

By the way, not all MQA files contain 192 kHz or higher material,

there also is 44.1 and 48 kHz material which by the way is good practice.

If the master is 44.1 there is no point upsampling it to 176.4.

That would give the impression it is a high res file, which it isn't.

Anyway, Audirvana is up to date again and I can't wait for 3.1. As soon as that is out, I'll be back with a video.

So if you want to stay informed, subscribe to this channel,

my newsletter or follow me on Twitter, Facebook or Google+.

See the show notes for the links.

If you have a question, post it below this video but please don't ask me for buying advise.

See my About Questions video to find out why.

If you liked this video, please consider supporting the channel through Patreon

and see super exclusive videos too.

The links in the show notes. And don't forget to tell your friends on the web about this channel.

I am Hans Beekhuyzen, thank you for watching and see you in the next show or on theHBproject.com.

And whatever you do, enjoy the music.

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Beyond Today -- Overcoming Alcohol Abuse - Duration: 28:27.

[Steve Myers] The statistics are overwhelming.

Last year 2.5 million people in the United States alone were treated for this problem.

Despite the fact that help is available, lives continue to be destroyed—families ruined.

40% of violent crimes are attributed to it and it doesn't care what race you are—whether

you're young, old, rich or poor.

Over 3.3 million die from it each year.

It already touches your coworkers; your neighborhood and chances are your personal life—your

own family in some form.

In the European Union, more than 23 million are dependent on it.

If you have it and ignore what you need to do, it will devastate you and your family

and most likely kill you.

Alcohol abuse and alcoholism is a destructive force.

If you or a loved one has this unrelenting habit, there is good news!

You can overcome and recover from the nightmare.

On this edition of Beyond Today it will help you and your family find hope and discover

ways to recover from the challenge of alcohol abuse and alcoholism.

[Announcer] Join our host Steve Myers and his guests as they help you understand your

future on Beyond Today!

[Steve] It's easy to be in denial about alcohol.

Heavy drinkers have a surprising capacity to fool themselves and justify their excess,

in spite of the fact they are on a path to destruction.

It is so tragic when someone you care about is dealing with alcohol abuse or obvious alcoholism.

Now some may not think it's that serious.

They say, "my problem isn't that bad."

But if you or someone you know is having difficulties in life as a result of alcohol; they are serious

problem drinkers.

Now if this describes you, it's going to take some courage, but I hope you'll stay

with me.

Set denial aside for a moment—and you'll see, there is real hope.

Now if you have reached the point where you are sick and tired of the pain—the hangovers,

the job loss, the upset spouse, disappointed and resentful children, empty bank accounts,

and court appearances—now is the time to recognize that heartbreak is taking its toll.

So if you're at that point, drinking has long ceased to be fun.

You don't want a moral lecture.

You need a way out, and you need it now.

So if you can honestly admit to yourself that alcohol has become a problem in your life—then

that door to recovery is starting to open.

So let's open that door all the way!

Then you can have real relief.

You can start the process of actually rebuilding and restoring your life.

Now if it's not you—but instead—maybe your spouse, your family member, your friend

or your coworker that has that drinking problem that affects you—you too can find help and

real support today.

Now first, let's be clear about what chronic alcohol abuse and alcoholism are and what

they are not.

Too many people wrongly assume that alcoholism can be "cured" simply by putting down

the bottle or somehow exercising more willpower.

Many who can have that drink normally, they often find it difficult to understand how

life can be torn apart by continued heavy drinking.

They wonder: "Why don't they just stop?"

You see in reality, overcoming alcoholism is complex and it represents a tough battle

for most.

To get some perspective, I interviewed Dr. Roy Fouch.

Dr. Fouch has worked in the addictions field for over 20 years.

He's been a clinical director for several drug and alcohol programs.

And he has worked for over 30 years in the mental health field as a program director

and private practice therapist.

We spoke about the stages of alcoholism.

[Dr. Fouch] Well, there are four primary characteristics of alcoholism.

One is craving where an individual has to have a drink.

It's what they think about as soon as they get up and it's on their mind all the time.

Then you have loss of control.

This is where an individual, you know, can't stop drinking.

Now, he may on occasion but typically they'll be situations where one drink leads to another,

and they just keep drinking and drinking.

The next stage would be physical dependency.

This is where the individual cannot physically get by without a drink without having some

pretty uncomfortable symptoms.

And then the fourth stage would be tolerance, and tolerance basically means that the person

needs to keep drinking more and more in order to get the same effect.

[Steve] These are certainly troubling signs that drinking has taking over a person's

life.

Yet having a drink is not automatically an evil thing.

Some may be surprised that the Bible does not forbid or condemn moderate drinking.

After all Jesus' first miracle was turning water into wine at a big wedding celebration.

And in fact, not just a little, but about 150 gallons!

So obviously, He expected them not to overdrink but to drink in a moderate manner.

In fact, there are many biblical accounts that show that occasional and moderate consumption

of wine and even strong drink is not evil and can even enhance special gatherings.

Drinking alcohol is not sinful.

So how much is moderate?

[Dr. Fouch] The general feeling about it in the professional sense is one to two drinks

for men is considered moderate drinking.

For women it's a little bit less, but there are actually people who can't even drink

a half a drink or a fourth of a drink.

[Steve] Those that drink moderately and occasionally are quite different from the problem drinkers.

These people drink for many different reasons.

[Dr. Fouch] You have individuals who use alcohol to cope with emotional states, that some people

drink because they're depressed, which is interesting because alcohol's a depressant,

but sometimes when you drink the alcohol, at least while you're drinking it, you may

feel better.

People drink because they're anxious, have social anxiety, feel like they can talk more

if they're drinking.

And while they may feel better while they're drinking, after they drink they feel much

worse.

So, it creates a dependency in that sense.

[Steve] Done often and in excess, life begins to deteriorate.

A person becomes vulnerable to make serious, life-destructive mistakes—mistakes that

in a sober state, wouldn't even be considered.

[Dr. Fouch] Alcohol begins to affect certain areas of your life.

For some people it could be they're driving while they're drinking and they get some

legal ramifications.

You could develop some health problems: high blood pressure, different characteristics

that way.

Oftentimes, it affects people's relationships.

It can affect marriages.

It can affect how one relates to one's children.

And so, a lot of times people that you're closest to will start commenting upon, "Hey,

I think you're drinking too much," or "You were yelling at the kids," or "I

don't like it when you drink.

You don't seem to have the same judgment about things.

You don't treat me as well," and so people start getting feedback.

But it starts affecting some area of one's life, and usually other people can begin to

see it.

Maybe you can begin to see it.

[Steve] Drinking too much blurs the line between what's right and what's wrong.

Problem drinking is condemned by the Bible—it's what Scripture describes as "sin."

[Dr. Fouch] Being drunk is not a good thing.

The Bible tells us that it's not.

Being a drunkard is someone who has a pattern of getting drunk over and over again, not

necessarily every day, but it could be once a week, could be once a month, something like

that.

[Steve] So God doesn't hedge on this.

He says being a drunkard, getting drunk is a sin.

[Dr. Fouch] Right, whether you do it one time or you do it multiple times.

[Steve] The Bible in a way equates being a drunkard with being an alcoholic in one sense,

but there's also the topic of getting drunk.

So if I only do this once in a while, I think some think, "Well, what's the big deal?"

[Dr. Fouch] Well, what's the big deal if I lie once in a while?

It's still a sin.

So God would expect us to develop a pattern of not getting drunk.

[Steve] So even in that case that's a sin as well?

[Dr. Fouch] That's the way I think the Bible is pretty clear about that.

[Steve] We constantly face challenge because liquor is everywhere.

Alcohol production and consumption is big business.

You ever watch a football or baseball game on television that didn't have a beer commercial?

And don't forget about our movie heroes.

A person who can "hold their liquor"—someone who can drink excessively without showing

the effects—is wrongly thought of as a strong or cool.

Now does that description bring anyone to mind?

> The name is Bond.

James Bond.

[Steve] Recently three British medical scientists conducted a study on the fictional spy character,

James Bond.

Here's what the scientists stated in the British Medical Journal:

"In the entertainment world... excess alcohol consumption is often portrayed in a positive,

even glamorous, light.

Of particular note are the drinking habits of James Bond, the quintessential British

spy."

But, as the researchers pointed out, if James Bond were a real person and drank in the way

he's depicted, it would make him "a category 3 drinker—[now] that's someone who drinks

over 60 grams of alcohol per day and therefore in the highest risk group for malignancies,

depression, hypertension, and cirrhosis."

Did you know that just two glasses of wine, two shots, two beers a day can cause liver

damage?

But TV shows, movies, books, they categorize this type of over-drinking as good—it's

desirable—even the behavior of choice!

But in reality, that choice is condemned by the Bible.

"Drunkards"—those who regularly indulge in overdrinking—are labeled as "unrighteous"

and "will not inherit the Kingdom of God" (1Corinthians 6:9-10).

You see, that's a very serious eternal consequence for bad choices.

It's a fight that God wants to see you succeed.

Abuse can come in many forms.

Another type is binge drinking.

It's another major problem especially for young adults.

Now according to the World Health Organization: "The European Union is the heaviest-drinking

region in the world, with over one fifth of the European population aged 15 years and

above reporting heavy episodic drinking."

[Dr. Fouch] Binge drinking is another aspect of alcohol abuse.

Binge drinking is usually defined as someone who drinks a lot in a short period of time,

like five drinks in two hours and do that on a regular basis.

Drinking to get drunk, you know, those kinds of things.

[Steve] And it might be one of those things that's just a party once a month or once

a week or something like that where it doesn't necessarily have to be an everyday kind of

thing.

[Dr. Fouch] Right.

[Steve] Would that fit into that idea of what abusing alcohol is all about?

[Dr. Fouch] Yes.

[Steve] No doubt, binging is a major problem.

But no less, is the clinical alcoholic—that's the person who has truly lost control of his

or her drinking and developed a measurable chemical dependency on alcohol.

Do you realize that research has shown that complex genetic factors can produce a condition

where it's impossible for many millions of people to ever drink safely?

They're literally on their way to becoming an alcoholic with their very first drink.

Now if you have a drinking problem today, it's possible that you fall into this category.

Studies have shown that an alcoholic is incapable of "drinking normally."

They're beyond that.

Key centers of an alcoholic's brain are literally "hijacked" when they start to

consume alcohol.

This loss of control can come from genetic or environmental issues.

[Dr. Fouch] We have found that people have a predisposition for alcoholism or addictions.

That if there's alcoholism in one's family that one is more prone to it.

It doesn't necessarily mean you're going to be an alcoholic, but if you were an individual

who abused alcohol, it would be more likely that you would develop alcohol dependency

later in life.

[Steve] If you look up the definition on the Mayo Clinic's website, it states: "Alcoholism

is a chronic and often progressive disease."

Now here's something critical: The fact that alcoholism is defined as a disease doesn't

give the alcoholic an excuse to keep drinking.

In fact, just the opposite.

The Bible, the revealed Word of God, condemns drunkenness.

"Who has anguish?

Who has sorrow?

Who's always fighting?

Who's always complaining?

Who has unnecessary bruises?

Who has bloodshot eyes?

It is the one who spends long hours in taverns, trying out new drinks.

Don't gaze at the wine, seeing how red it is, how it sparkles in the cup, how smoothly

it goes down.

For in the end it bites like a poisonous snake; it stings like a viper.

You will see hallucinations, and you will say crazy things.

You will stagger like a sailor tossed at sea, clinging to a swaying mast.

And you will say, 'They hit me, but I didn't feel it.

I didn't even know it when they beat me up.

When will I wake up so I can look for another drink?'"

(Proverbs 23:29-35; NLT).

The Bible tells it like it is.

There's no covering up the impact of what too much alcohol can do to you.

At the same time, the Bible doesn't condemn a person who has hit bottom and is now actively

trying to find a way out and recover.

The critical issue in starting toward recovery and new life, it's simple but it's often

profoundly difficult.

First: An alcoholic must admit that he or she has a major problem with drinking.

Abusers will readily lie, and cheat and steal to make sure there's plenty of alcohol available,

even if it hurts themselves, their families and their careers.

To recover, they have to break the deadly practice of denial.

[Dr. Fouch] Denial is probably the biggest hurdle to overcome.

Sometimes people will say, "Well you know, I'm so stressed.

You know, I just need something to kind of relax me."

And so I would say, "Well, why don't you work on some stress management kinds of things?"

Sometimes it is a matter of an emotional state that that person has like a form of depression

or anxiety.

In that case, you want to get at the root of that problem.

So, what you try to do is try to deal with the source of the problem.

Why does the person have the need to continue drinking?

And then you look at some ways of addressing those issues.

So counseling or medication, you know, might help with some of those things that we mentioned.

[Steve] Before breaking out of denial, it's not unusual for an alcoholic to find themselves

in a truly hopeless state.

Sometimes an intervention, arranged through professionals can help reveal the seriousness

of the alcoholic's condition.

[Dr. Fouch] You confront them on a one-to-one basis, and the other thing that you can do,

you can bring other family members and friends in, commonly called an intervention where

you have a group of people come together and everybody sits down and they kind of say,

"Look, we're concerned.

It's affecting my trust.

It's affecting our relationship."

"It's affecting my ability to connect with you intimately on an emotional level,"

if it's a spouse.

And so, it's harder to deny something when you have so many people that are saying the

same thing.

[Steve] Once crossing that first step—that hurdle of admitting to a drinking problem

and beginning to cooperate with treatment—that's when recovery can begin.

Next, with competent medical supervision and assistance, chemical withdrawal can safely

be completed.

[Dr. Fouch] With alcoholism, typically you need a medical intervention.

So people have to go typically into a hospital in order to be detoxed off the alcohol, which

takes about three to four days.

Without that detox a person can go into convulsions and really die from it.

[Steve] Once that withdrawal hurdle has been cleared, then the difficult work begins toward

lifelong recovery.

Many treatment choices exist for the recovering alcoholic to consider.

But there is one option that has a high success rate and opens a critical door to a real solution

that can truly produce lasting change: Alcoholics Anonymous.

AA meetings are regularly attended and supported by recovering alcoholics from all walks of

life—because alcohol doesn't care who you are, where you come from, or what you

do.

Now here's a critical point: Alcoholics Anonymous recognizes that alcoholism has its

roots in a defective spiritual condition.

AA recognizes that God—often called a member's "Higher Power"—is the only force with

enough power to restore an alcoholic to sanity.

Now you may ask, "Does God really provide help for alcoholics?

[Dr. Fouch] Well, God can help us with any sin that we have, and so, you know, over drinking,

alcoholism, you know, these—although alcoholism as I said before after a while becomes a psychological

dependency, but it's going to take God's help, His intervention and Jesus Christ's

intervention to help us overcome what has gotten out of control in our life.

And so that's the first step.

And actually in Alcoholics Anonymous and related groups, the idea is, you admit you have a

problem, and then you go to God and you ask Him to help you with the problem.

[Steve] Asking God to help and submitting to Him begins the road to restoration.

Now to achieve a lasting recovery without alcohol, an AA member is directed toward the

12 step program.

They recognize they need help from their "Higher Power."

The true God alone possesses the power to truly change them and free them from addiction.

They place themselves in His care.

The remainder of the steps are directed at rebuilding relationships and making amends,

and committing to spiritual growth and lifelong service.

Now AA is not perfect, nor does it claim to be, but its 12 steps are biblically sound.

Once a new and powerful relationship with Almighty God is established, God can literally

begin to work miracles.

What seemed to be unfixable can now be repaired.

Even many family members are stunned at the transformation of the former active alcoholic.

[Dr. Fouch] I really think the 12 step process particularly from a Christian standpoint can

be very, very beneficial because it addresses a lot of different aspects of recovery.

Admitting that you have a problem, going to God with the problem, identifying some of

the factors that have contributed to it, and taking a look at the people that you've

hurt, and begin to make amends for those things.

And then as you go through the process of doing your personal inventory and making amends

for people that you've hurt, then you can begin to be the person who can be of help

to other people.

[Steve] True recovery involves a spiritual process that focuses on reliance on God.

He can reshape the character defects that contribute to the need for alcohol.

With a true willingness to believe—commitment to God, that can turn your life around.

Alcoholics Anonymous cites James 2:26—that "faith without works is dead."

Overcoming alcoholism will not only take God's intervention, but also your spiritual commitment.

Faith in action can change everything.

Many millions of people can drink normally, enjoying an occasional glass of wine or a

drink with a meal or on a special occasion.

That type of drinking is certainly permitted by the Bible.

Wine is associated with times of joy and feasting.

Ecclesiastes says, "A feast is made for laughter, and wine makes merry" (10:19)

So Scripture says it can gladden the heart—to be enjoyed without losing control and without

becoming drunk.

But others drink to party.

They drink with the intention of getting drunk.

That type of over-drinking has serious consequences.

Make no mistake; drinking in excess is sin.

Proverbs reminds us that "Wine is a mocker, Strong drink is a brawler...whoever is led

astray by it is not wise" (Proverbs 20:1).

If you over drink and think you're just having "fun," think about what the Bible

says: "How horrible it will be for those who are heroes at drinking wine, who are champions

at mixing drinks" (Isaiah 5:22; GWT).

"Those who practice such things..."

Those who specifically get drunk for pleasure, "will not inherit the Kingdom of God"

(Galatians 5:21).

Those who let one drink lead to a life of problem drinking fall prey to serious consequences.

It doesn't matter how they began, they're addicts now—drinking enormous amounts of

alcohol just to somehow feel normal.

Their thinking is muddled and deluded.

They're in serious trouble.

And if that story continues to play out—a gruesome death likely awaits the untreated.

Now it's possible, perhaps even likely, that these people have stood before a mirror—burdened

with guilt, and have cried out to God.

But it seemed God didn't answer.

You may relate to this.

But there is an answer—many people now safely and happily in recovery know there is a solution.

It's found in the book of James: "When you ask, you do not receive, because you ask

with the wrong motives..."

(James 4:3; James 4:15; NIV).

Getting to the heart of our motivation—the reason why we do, what we do is especially

significant.

This is mirrored in Alcoholic's Anonymous' Step 11: "[We] sought through prayer and

meditation to improve our conscious contact with God... praying only for knowledge of

His will for us and the power to carry that out."

Here's the key to recovery: Surrender your will to God—yield your life to a spiritual

solution.

God can lift you up.

He can help you break the bonds of addiction and open a door to a new life!

Remember, the only solution to alcoholism is a spiritual solution.

Isn't it time to take advantage of the incredible spiritual power that's available to you?

Today's program has given much to think about regarding the disease of alcoholism.

It not only ravages the body but also destroys relationships.

Because it's also a spiritual sickness, it keeps alcoholics from having a strong relationship

with God and Jesus Christ.

If you or someone you know is suffering with the burden of alcohol addiction, I'd like

to encourage you to order a copy of our free Bible study aid: Overcoming Alcoholism—There

Is Hope!

This valuable study aid can help you, a relative or a friend begin to break free and start

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