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The couple are running the races to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer's to honor Tennessee Head Coach Pat Summitt, who made the announcement last August that she had been diagnosed with early onset dementia, Alzheimer's type.
"When we heard the news you immediately think, 'What can you do?' " Lawson said in a phone interview with Inside Tennessee. "You are racking your brain as to what you can do to make an impact and help. We were in the middle of our (WNBA) season so there wasn't too much that we could do when it was first announced
"We thought that would be a great opportunity and a great avenue to raise awareness and raise money for the Alzheimer's Association. It all came together really quickly. We wanted to do something in a timely fashion, and we wanted to do something before the team's season started, because I know Coach wants the focus on the team during the season."
Summitt was appreciative of the couple's efforts.
"Obviously I am very fond of Kara and Damien," Summitt said. "They are great people. It's one of those things that kind of touches your heart."
Lawson, who plays for the Connecticut Sun, is used to having Barling in the stands to cheer for her. That role switches for the run.
"I guess it is," Lawson said. "It'll be a lot of fun to watch him."
She laughed and noted the hope was for good weather in New York in early November so her spectator status would be as comfortable as he is during the summer.
"I am hoping that the weather is good for both ends, because he doesn't have to worry about it raining or being cold," Lawson said. "It's always temperature controlled in the arena. So, hopefully it's not too cold out there for him as well.
"I have some friends who ran marathons through rainstorms and that can add a different element that makes it more difficult."
The former Northern California radio personality – D-Lo, as he was known on the air, and Lawson met in Sacramento when she played for the Monarchs – is now a personal trainer and is in excellent physical condition, but this will be Barling's first marathon.
"He keeps himself in pretty good shape," Lawson said. "It's more the distance and logging the mileage. He ran through the summer before he knew this was happening. The high mileage stuff will be the biggest challenge."
Barling had already completed a half marathon of 13.1 miles.
"He'll just have to do twice that is what I tell him," Lawson said.
Lawson is enlisting some help to hunt for Barling on the course. The race attracts some two million New Yorkers and visitors as spectators.
"We're going to try and navigate our way through the course to try and hopefully see him two or three times," Lawson said. "I have heard that it's kind of hard to sometimes see that person you're cheering for because there are so many people there that are running such a popular event and then there are so many spectators as well."
Technology will help. Lawson intends to use a website to track him. She also has human assistance.
"I have some good friends in New York City that know the city and I have some cousins there, too, that will all be with me so they can help me as far as getting around and knowing how to navigate whether by train or walking to get to different spots so that we can cheer for him," Lawson said.
Lawson also was looking forward to her 5K race and then being a part of the festivities for the marathon.
"I think the 5K is basically the last 3.1 miles of the marathon route so you get to run the same part of the race that all the marathoners do, which will be pretty cool through Central Park," Lawson said. "It's right up there with some of the best marathons in the world. It's certainly for runners a bucket list marathon. It's a big event so we are really looking forward to it."
After that weekend, Lawson will shift to her television work with ESPN covering women's basketball.
"I start my ESPN stuff in the middle of November and that will run through the Final Four in Denver next year," Lawson said. "It will hit full throttle for me rather quickly.
"It's exciting that another season is ready to go, and I think this has an opportunity to be a really competitive year in women's college basketball."
The couple now make their home in Connecticut and enjoy visiting New York.
"We try to go down to the city when we can for events and shows and shopping," Lawson said. "It's become a city that we really enjoy."
Lawson also will train and keep in shape this winter in case USA Basketball comes calling in the spring. The 2012 Summer Olympics are in London, and Lawson earned a gold medal with the USA team in Beijing in 2008. The National Team will be announced in 2012.
"It's all fluid until late spring," Lawson said. "You are never certain one way or another because there is so much talent. We are a country that has dominated the world stage, because of our depth of talent. There are a lot of players in the pool. Every player that is selected to be in the pool is a player that is worthy of ultimately being on the team. That's how good the depth is in our country.
"Absolutely it is something that I would love to be a part of again and that I hope I get an opportunity to be a part of, but you just have to wait and see. That is what I had to do the last time as well. You have to continue to focus on being healthy and work on improving your game so that if you do get the opportunity, you're prepared for it."
In the meantime, Lawson is working to raise money for the New York City chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. Contributions can be made online at the couple's Donation Page
"Obviously it's for a great cause," Summitt said. "It's going to touch a lot of people that might not come forward and say, 'I've got dementia.' Hopefully they will feel like there are ways that they can handle it."
The long orange line of the Lady Vols has lined up behind Summitt after her medical disclosure.
"I am sure it has helped her tremendously just having the support and the positive interaction not just with former players but coaches, people that she's worked with or people that she's coached against," Lawson said. "There has been a lot of support throughout the women's basketball community for Coach Summitt."
The news of the Lawson/Barling running team was tinged with some pre-announcement humor when Barling – falling back on his radio personality and marketing ability – issued a teaser via social media that the couple had some news.
Online speculation was that Lawson was pregnant and given the echo chamber effect of the Internet, it spread quickly.
"I had friends and people in my family calling me and asking me and they actually knew what the announcement was," Lawson said. "I'm like, 'What are you talking about? You know what it is.' And they were like, 'Oh, OK.'
"I just found it pretty funny that people actually thought we would make an announcement like that on Facebook. That's not the way it's going to be announced if it does happen by teasing it on social media, that's for sure.
"Damien knew when he posted it the way he did he knew people would speculate. That was the purpose on his end of the initial tweet to pique everyone's curiosity to drum up an audience. Anytime you're doing something like this your biggest challenge is to let people know what you're doing to raise awareness."
Summitt laughed when told of how the initial announcement went a tad astray but she noted, "I can't wait until they have a child. That will be great."
Lawson felt the need to do something to help Summitt. She has been joined by thousands who called, sent cards and posted tributes to Summitt online, including a "We've got your back Pat" page on Facebook that has more than 23,000 followers.
"Sometimes when you're a coach at that level and you are competitive and demand so much from yourself and from your program, you don't take inventory probably as much as you should in terms of recognizing what you have accomplished and what the program has accomplished and how people that you impacted," Lawson said.
"I think that is everybody trying to let her know the value that she's had in their lives and in their careers."
"I was overwhelmed actually and very appreciative," Summitt said. "But I don't want it to be all about me. I want to be able to help other people know that you can live your life with dementia."
Pat Summitt

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Happy holiday
We visited the Samira hotel for 2 weeks in July/August 2005, a family of 5 (including a youthful grandad and 2 children (one teenager and a 9 year old), hoping that there would be "something for everyone". Kalkan and in particular the Samira Hotel did not disappoint us. We have visited various resorts in Turkey and found the Samira Hotel and Kalkan the best (so far). The staff at the hotel were friendly and efficient, the hotel restaurant is very good (excellent steaks), and although we normally pass on the Turkish night it was well worth going to. Although our eldest son did not hoiliday with us (age 17), there were other people his age, and although the resort is not jumping, I'm sure he would have enjoyed himself.
The restaurants in the resort are excellent, and Daphnes's/The Paprika were recommended to us (for which we are grateful). Ak Deniz (behind the pub with no name cooked food to order, and will try and accommodate requests for food not on the menu (if arranged beforehand).
Over the years we have seen a significant rise in the prices in Turkey, but Kalkan is worth it. We are hoping to return and the only minor criticism of the resort is that it is not suitable for those who have walking difficulties (hilly), however saying that taxis are readily available.
Recommendations: Boat trip to the sunken city of Kekova and Samina (the lunch on the boat was surprizingly good), cannoeing on the Xanthos river (very hot so do not do this on the first few days). Take your fishing rod if you like fishing, there are places to fish close to the diving platforms.
Cost of a beer �1.20-�1.50 , cost of a meal �4-�9 approximately
depending on whether you are having a Turkish platter or a steak.
Thanks again to the staff at the Samira, see you again.
What has not been said about the Samira
I have just been reading the previous reviews by other holiday users of the Samira............and what can't be said has been forgotten. My wife and I, with two children (8 and 3), have just returned this morning (so I'm NOT hanging about by any means). We had a truely wonderful and relaxing time. Again my completiments must go Mr Hussein, the owner of the premises and to the 'shop front', Urgun, who was exceptional. His professional behaviour put many British hotels to shame (he would be a true asset)...nothing seemed to faze him at all.........even when 73 new holiday makers turned up within a few hours, it was all managed superbly.
The other staff.........too many to mention, all seemed to have your holiday at their best interest reflecting a higher standard than the *** given to it. It now boasts a fantastic restaurant with a wide slection of dishes to suit. (I'm just re-reading this and it seems like an advertisement....which it certainly is NOT....)
I would like to keep this place a secret......as we're going bake again in October.....but I feel obliged to share this secret with you....go and try it, you won't be dissappointed.....ALL THE BEST
Andy 'The Boss'
Just got back from Kalkan and what can we say??? Amazing! A friend and I stayed in the hotel Samira for 2 weeks and enjoyed the unfailing hospitality of all the bar staff and the lovely receptionist, Urgun, who had many useful tips and truthful comments and who we have a soft spot for. Being some of the younger guests at the hotel, only 17 we were very happy to find friendly faces in the staff and made up nicknames for them all, including magic man for his frustratingly good card tricks, and others for oktay and life, who we surely annoyed although they never let on.
The hotel is beautifully kept through much hard work and the pool area provides a place for relaxation and fun.
Kalkan itself has all you could ask for, ranging from local diving venues to several bars by the harbour and many outstanding restaurants, there were countless nights when i regreted being full because the food was so delicious.
I just had to recommend Kalkan and especially the Samira as a place to go for your holiday, you will never be at a loss of what to do, and the constantly gorgeous weather ensures you will return home with a tan.
Anyway incase those at samira read this, a big thankyou from your greatest fans, Charlotte and Sam x x x x x x x x
Mehmet Ali !!
We have just returned from a ten night stay at the Samira Hotel. Kalkan is a beautiful place to be based but for us it was the Samira and all of its staff that made our holiday so special. Ergun on reception is probably the first person you will meet when you arrive at the Samira and his helpfulness and local knowledge makes you feel at home straight away. The poolside bar is managed by Guni and you will find it hard to resist his offers of 'ice coffee nice coffee'!! The other members of his team Oktay and Life are very friendly and nothing is to much trouble for them. We stayed half board and breakfast in the morning was excellent. Good, the waiter will look after you very professionally here and in the hotels first class restaurant , Bosphorus.
Our hotel room was spotlessly clean and the balcony provided us with a stunning view of the bay. The cleaning staff were brilliant and just lovely people.
The hotel's pool is a good size and very clean. I have to say that between the pool , the bar and the hotel's staff we found it hard to drag ourselves away on the excursions that we had planned.
The Turkish Night, held every Saturday is a must and is very reasonably priced.
This hotel in our opinion is in the best location with just a two minute walk to the dolmus and offering the best views of Kalkan. The service and decor are five star. We just can't wait to go back again.
Wonderful place and amazing hotel
Have been using tripadvisor for a couple of years and it has never let me down in terms of the choice of hotels to stay in. Thankfully the previous reviews for the Samira were spot on as I and my girlfriend have just returned from a wonderful holiday there. Had booked the holiday as a late deal and must say I was slightly confused as to which accommodation we would be getting as I've have seen various mentions of the 'Samira' such as Samira Delux, Samira Apartments, Samira Hotel etc. Was even more confused when I received my holiday details to see we were staying in Samira Hotel 1&2 which I hadn't seen mentioned on any reviews. For anyone else in the same situation to clarify the 'Samira Delux' is a completely different property situated further up the hill that Kalkan sits upon. The 'Samira' has 3 buildings (blocks if you like, each 4 storeys high), the 1st block is the Samira 1 hotel, the 2nd is the Samira Apartments and the 3rd is the Samira 2 hotel. We were staying in the Samira 2 and although I wasn't able to compare our hotel room to those in Samira 1 can only imagine the decor is slightly different as from the outside they look exactly the same. In terms of our room it was quite small with a small balcony (the outstanding views across the bay more that made up for this mind!!) however it was practical, extremely clean and everything worked so when I consider the cheap price I paid for the holiday the room did exceed my expectations. Things only improve when you leave your room as the buildings themselves are beautiful with spiral staircases, marble reception rooms, sitting areas, all spotlessly clean. The best part in our opinion were the grounds, breakfast terrace and pool area which I would say equate easily to 4 or 5 star properties I have visited in the past. Looking at the impressive photos on the web I must admit I was dubious that in the flesh they would be that good (along the same lines that I've never had a Big Mac that looks like it does in the picture!!) but I'm pleased to tell you that in this case the pictures don't lie, the grounds and decor really are that wonderful. In terms of the staff they were simply brilliant and (along with everyone else we met in Kalkan) couldn't do enough to help you. Must say my only previous experience of being in Turkey (Marmaris) didn't leave me relishing the prospect of dodging my way through the masses of locals trying to flog you one thing or another but Kalkan is completely different. Yeah they'll politely ask as your passing if you want to look in their shop or view their menu etc. but a simple no thanks and they'll wish you on your way. The hotel staff were the same, i.e. they would come round the pool asking if you wanted a drink or snack but it wasn't every 10 minutes and my experience throughout the week was that they were genuinely wanting to provide you with excellent service as opposed to just ramping up your bar bill higher and higher. Also I've worked in the hotel trade and the work ethic of the staff was something any British employer would love to see in their business as each of them were turned out perfectly, were amazingly polite and clearly put in 100% to all of their jobs cutting no corners. As for Kalkan itself it's what we wanted i.e. a week away from the stresses of work just to relax and the scenary is amazing. Must admit we didn't do a lot apart from lazing round the pool, going for meals (every meal we had was gorgeous and averaged out at no more than �25 for the 2 of us) and having a few drinks afterwards but there were plenty of days out, sports, boat trips etc. available for the more adventurous. Didn't see many families there either which I think you can probably attribute to both the geography (the town is built on a steep slope although the Samira is towards the bottom end of that slope) and also the fact that Kalkan is clearly aimed at adults with not much for the kids to do. Anyway apologies for going on so much but as my girlfriend regularly points out I am one to complain at bad service so it's only fair to provide positive feedback when the experience is a good one........this definitely, definitely was one of those times.
A wonderful hotel
We have just returned (yesterday) from the Samira and had to write a glowing review about this wonderful hotel and its staff. Kalkan itself is a fabulous place but the Samira with its great location and fantastic views over the town, harbour and bay of Kalkan definitely made our holiday an even more enjoyable experience. This was our first visit to the Samira and Kalkan and hopefully will not be the last as we are hoping to return in September, to the Samira? you bet.
Superb stay in Samira Hotel
We have just returned, having had a brilliant time in this superb hotel. We stayed in the apartments, which have bigger balconies than hotel rooms but both apartments and hotel rooms surround the pool. Everything was spotlessly clean. Ergun on reception was exceptionally nice, extremely helpful, nothing was too much trouble. There is a lovely poolside bar which serves a good selection of delicious snacks. The Bosporous Restuarant, above, serves dinner in the evening - excellent! We also had dinner in the sister restuarant Kosk, 10% discount (opposite Mercez cafe/bar in the centre]which was excellent too. Lovely atmosphere in a beautfully designed restuarant, sails, mirrors, candles, even orchids in the loos. All the staff in the Samira were very friendly and we were well looked after. Saturday Turkish night in the Samira should not to be missed - for �10 you are treated to 18 starteres/ 1 main/ 1dessert, plus traditional music and dance plus belly dancers, Excellent value! The Samira is quite close to the centre, only up one hill (many accomodations are up very steep hills) Supermarket next door was a bonus, nice fresh bread! Weekly market nearby too. Kalkan is delightful with a wide range of excursions. Abi Travel arranges private transfers from Dalaman to Kalkan �40 one way for up to 4 persons or minibus up to 7 for �60. Transfer approx 2hours +.
No axe to grind
Having reviewed another hotel in Kalkan - the Rhapsody - and being accused of 'having an axe to grind' as we were not enamoured by it, this, you will be please to know contains nothing but praise. Having walked through the grounds of the Samira on many occasions we finally stayed there in June 2004 & August 2004 & have just booked for June 2005. This in itself is a good recommendation. Renovations had just been completed & everywhere sparkled. The standards of cleanliness throughout were top quality. The staff were friendly and helpful and guests were made to feel like guests, not cash machines.
It's setting is ideal. OK, it's up the hill - but not that far & it's next door to the supermarket. It only takes a couple of minutes to walk down to the main street in the village, and a little longer to walk back, especially after eating out!
Now that Edam (Adam's Place) has moved up the hill from the harbour, this is ideal for lunch - his soups are to die for! Still as good as ever are the Korsan, Zekes and Daphnes, but we have added the Olive Garden (above the Mercez) & the Sofra to our list of favourites.
Kalkan still exerts its charms, even though the once bare hillsides are now covered with villas. The most asked questions now are'Have you bought?' or 'Are you buying?' We're quite happy as mere tourists!
Wonderful Hotel
After three years at the Pirat in Kalkan decided it was time for a change and we went to the Samira in October 2004 for a week. The staff were so helpful and friendly and the hotel and room were perfect. Good location for the village and wonderful view from breakfast terrace on roof.
During our stay we had a few thunderstorms and a mini tornado! However, when electrics went off, the staff were rushing around making sure everyone was safe and giving out candles, escorting us to the "protection" of the Pool Bar! They just couldn't do enough for us and we met many people who had been using this hotel time and time again.
We will return here without a doubt.
Seni seveiyoroum
We have been holidaying in turkey for several years and always found that the samira was good value for money first class service very freindly staff and a high standard of cleanliness.The samira is also in the best possible location being five minuets from the bazzars restaraunts and pubs.So if you are looking for a relaxing holiday the samira is the one for you leaving you with lasting memories of this exotic turkish delight.
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Today Obama signed a massive spending billAs you graduate from high school and get full time jobs, or if you go to college and then get a job, you will be paying for decades for what Obama signed today.A straw vote during the presidental primary indicated the majority of high school students voted for Obama for president. He promised he would not pass any bill that had earmarks. Well he lied to you students.
Obama has been in office less than sixty days.Let's look at his record up to this point.1. No new taxes for people who earn less than 250K. He recently signed the bill to increase the Federal cigarette tax to .63 cents per pack.2. No Lobyiest on my team or staff. What was Dashel, also Lobyiest from Raytheon given staff job in DOD.3. Transparant Goverment. Stimulus bill not written by him or his staff. Full of Pork for Reid and Pelosi. Will not stimulate economy.4. I will not sign any bills that contain earmarks. I will view and read each item in all bills that I sign and remove or not sign bills with earmarks. Now the spending bill that he signed today has over 8,000 earmarks. He now claims it is not a perfect bill but he or his staff must move on to get the goverment moving. 5. He has just put over two (2) trillion dollars on an American Express credit card payable to CHINA that is going to be paid by the current High School Students when they graduate. Will they be able to afford college. Guess not because their parents will not have any money to spend on Education because their taxes paid will be going to cover the 10% interest charge to CHINA and the Principal of the bonds to pay off the debt.6. He is not finished yet. Since he has taken office the stock market DOW has fallen 2,000 dollars. This is your 429's, your parents IRA's, and your parents future pension benefits.He has been in office less that 2 months and now we have this enormous hole. Just think of the next 46 months we have to go
What you refer to is a Terrorist attack on this nation. We haven't had an attack in 8 years under Bush. NOw Obama has pu this country under attack and the American population is terrorized!
As rodney king said, can;t we get along, get along?
oh brother, STFU!
I smell farts again
"Well he lied to you students. "HE IS A LEFTIST DEMOCRAT. LYING is what they do.Arrogance, ineptitude, stupidity, hate and anti Americanism is also a common trait.


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by John A. Nagy
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Somehow I missed this 7/25 Grantham interview with the excellent question-asker Charlie Rose.
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Lecture: Discover World Fashion at the Museum Library
Learn about the history of this hidden textile library and see some of its unique offerings, including rare books on costume.
Lecture/Show-and-Tell: Soumak Weaving from the Shahsavan
Tom Newcomer, a collector of textiles for over twenty years, will focus on the wide array of Soumak weaving from the Shahsavan (Iran).
Discussion: Campaign History and the Current Race
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Join nationally recognized weaver and basketmaker Lissa Hunter for a lecture about her career and creative path.
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Collector and museum docent Sheridan Collins reports on her recent trip organized by Hali magazine to three centers instrumental to the history of carpet weaving: Shiraz, Esfahan and Kashan, and Iran's capital, Tehran.
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Lecture/Show-and-Tell: Salt Bags from Iran and Central Asia
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Film and Discussion: "A Weaverly Path: The Tapestry Life of Silvia Heyden"
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John DeFerrari's latest book surveys the 100-year saga of the streetcar in Washington, D.C.
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ISAW hosts regional workshop in digital approaches to antiquityOn Oct. 2 thirty students, scholars, and librarians gathered at ISAW for a day-long conversation about digital projects in ancient studies.Read More
Archaeological Investigations in Southern ArmeniaProfessor Dan Potts shares about an archaeological survey done in Armenia with a joint team from the Institute of Archaeology, Armenian Academy of the Sciences, and ISAW.Read More
ISAW Fall 2015 Newsletter Now AvailableThe ISAW Fall 2015 Newsletter is now available to be picked up at ISAW or downloaded through our Publications page.Read More
ISAW Exhibition Reviewed in Art ForumISAW's Spring Exhibition, "From Ancient to Modern: Archaeology and Aesthetics," was reviewed in the September issue of Art Forum.Read More
The Technology of Greco-Roman Time ReckoningProfessor Alexander Jones shares about a recent talk given on ancient methods of timekeeping.Read More
ISAW Now Accepting PhD Applications for Fall 2016 AdmissionThe online application for fall 2016 admission to ISAW's Doctoral Program in the Ancient World is now open. ISAW's recommended deadline for application submission is December 18th, with a final deadline of January 4th. If you would like to experience ISAW in person, we are holding an Open House for Prospective Students on Monday, October 19, 2015.Read More
Digital Epigraphy on the World-Wide WebAnnouncing "EpiDig": a free and open bibliography of digital resources for the discovery, publication, study, and teaching of epigraphy.Read More
Searching for Clues about the Ancient Chinese EconomyAssistant Professor of East Asian Archaeology and History Rod Campbell discusses his fieldwork in Guandimiao and discoveries made over the summer.Read More
Elliott Participates in NEH MeetingOn Friday, 25 September, ISAW's Associate Director for Digital Programs Tom Elliott will participate in a public meeting of digital humanities project directors in Washington, D.C.Read More


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Who is affected by TMJ disorders (TMD)? What are the causes, symptoms, and treatments? How are they diagnosed? Find answers to all your TMD questions.
Welcome to The TMJ Association!
We're glad you're here. You're not alone.
The TMJ Association, Ltd. (TMJA) is a nonprofit, patient advocacy organization whose mission is to improve the quality of health care and lives of everyone affected by Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD). For over 25 years we have shared reliable information on TMD with people like you and invite you to read our website.
Terrie Cowley - President and Co-Founder
The TMJ Association's eighth scientific meeting, Sept. 11-13, 2016 in Bethesda Maryland, will focus on how methods of Precision Medicine can improve the treatment of temporomandibular disorders (TMD) and the associated comorbid conditions. These conditions include vulvodynia, chronic tension-type and migraine headaches, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome, chronic low back pain and endometriosis.
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3. Just because I can do something (with my body) doesn't mean I should.
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