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Inspired by the past By KYLIE WILSON
PINUP STYLE:
Siobhan Reilly has an affection for the styles and fashions of yesteryear. PHOTO: Kylie Wilson
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EVEN as a child growing up in Londrigan, Siobhan Reilly was fascinated with nostalgia and glamour. From admiring her mother Mary’s outfits, to being captivated by her grandmother Una’s jewellery and high tea silverware, the fashion of the past has always been appealing. Now, she has embraced the resurgence of the vintage era and made a splash in the digital world by sharing her style, experiences and thoughts on body positivity online. “I’ve always been very nostalgic and there is something so magical about the 1950s,” she said. “Everything was such a celebration of the finer things in life…it was the done thing to make your own fashionable clothes, everything was handmade with love. “I’ve enjoyed the story behind vintage items. “I loved going through my granny’s jewellery and clothes when I was little, and seeing all the amazing clothes my mum wore when she was young. “My favourite thing of mum’s is a black silk robe with embroidery. “She always loved embroidery and sequins, and I think she bought it on a world trip with my dad and so it’s very special to me. “It’s the history for me, just as much as the aesthetic. “My most treasured possessions once belonged to my mum and granny.” Pinup style appeals to Siobhan so much that she recently entered her first ‘pinup’ competition - Beauties by the Bay in Williamstown. “It was a nautical theme and I made my own dress…it was such a fun day out and raised funds for Down Syndrome Victoria,” she enthused. “I can’t wait to take place in more comps.” continued page |
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TECH AND SCIENCE
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GOING BANANAS: I’ll bet you never knew there was so much to know about bananas.
Top 10 weirdest facts about bananas I’VE ALWAYS believed I was a bit bananas. As it turns out, I’m actually half a banana, at least according to my genome. And that’s just one interesting scientific tid-bit I can share with you about our delicious, yellow, fruity friends. So without further ado, I present to you the top ten craziest facts about bananas. 1) Bananas are modified hybrids: That’s right, wild bananas look nothing like the banana you buy at the supermarket and are one of the earliest examples of modification through crop husbandry, with evidence dating back millennia. 2) Bananas are clones: Today, most commercial banana plants are perfect clones of a single plant in South East Asia, which puts them at high risk of being wiped out by disease or disaster. 3) Bananas produce antimatter: Approximately one particle of antimatter is discharged from a banana every fifteen minutes due to the radioactive half-life of the potassium contained in the fruit. Antimatter is the equal opposite of matter, and was a key ingredient in the Big Bang. 4) A banana tree isn’t actually a tree: In fact, it’s a root system and is classified as an arborescent perennial herb, a type of root that produces an above ground stem.
5) The banana itself is a berry: In addition, commercial bananas are seedless triploids, which make them infertile and highly malformed (compared to wild bananas). 6) Bananas are the fourth largest agricultural product in the world: Over 100 billion bananas are consumed annually and they are the staple food of Ugandans. 7) Bananas are really healthy: They contain almost no fat, as well as high amounts of vitamin B6, fibre and potassium. In addition, they are good sources of phosphorous, magnesium and zinc, as well as vitamins A, B1, B2, C, E, K, Niacin and Pantothenic Acid. 8) Bananas ferment: The riper a banana is, the more brown sugar spots appear, which means they are healthier to consume when they are primarily yellow. 9) Bananas can whiten your teeth: The high amounts of potassium on the inside of a banana skin can be gently applied to your teeth to brighten your smile. 10) Bananas are great hangover cures: I saved the best for last. Thanks again to all that potassium, eating a banana after a big night out, and just after you get up, can really save you from the old ‘seedy-Sunday’.
WITH the Rio Olympics in full swing, all eyes are focused on the battle for gold. It’s not only gold medals the athletes are competing for; gold is also an important part of Australian tradition. Since 1908, the Australian Olympic team has worn uniforms of green and gold, which are our national sporting colours. These colours appear on our national sporting flag - the Boxing Kangaroo. They come from the colours of our national flower, the Golden Wattle. Acacia pycnantha, better known as the Golden Wattle, was officially proclaimed the floral emblem of Australia in 1988. Acacia pycnantha, the Golden Wattle, grows to a height of around 10 metres and produces masses of flowers from late winter through to spring. There are over 1350 species of acacia worldwide with around 1000 found in Australia. They are the biggest group of trees and shrubs in Australia and extremely tough, tolerating poor soils and low rainfall. They range in size from prostrate and low growing species to larger shrubs and trees. About one third of acacias are in full bloom now, with the rest blooming throughout spring,
WITH DEBBI GIBSON, HORTICULTURALIST
summer and into autumn. Widely known for their fragrant, yellow flowers, some species do flower in other colours. Flower colour can vary from shades of cream, yellow and gold, red and through to purple. Acacia leprosa ‘Scarlet Blaze’ originated in Victoria and grows to around five metres high and three metres wide. It has unusual red flowers from late winter to early spring. Its foliage has a cinnamon-like scent which becomes stronger in the hot weather. Acacia purpureapetala, the purple flowered wattle, is a prostrate scrambler found growing only in one area in Queensland. It features a beautiful delicate purple flower with grey foliage. At this stage it is not cultivated commercially. Check out the range in bloom at your local nursery or try growing your own native gold. Most acacias can be propagated from seeds or from cuttings. Happy gardening.
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Milk fever after whelping AFTER the birth of their pups dogs begin the process of feeding them to help them grow rapidly in the first few weeks of life. As we all know milk is high in calcium and therefore the demand for calcium is at its highest in a lactating mother. Added to this, calcium is important in muscle contraction and there has been plenty used up during the labour and birth of the pups. The result is a perfect opportunity for low blood calcium which can be very serious for the dog. The beginnings of this low calcium are muscle tremors and weakness, which commonly occur within the first few days after the pups are born. The tremors generate heat (hence the name milk fever) and can deteriorate into an inability to stand and sometimes even seizures. We obviously wish to avoid
this situation so ensuring a good supply of calcium to the mother in late pregnancy and early lactation is very important. Feeding your dog a good quality commercial diet throughout the pregnancy is recommended. The volume of food can be increased in the last three weeks as the pups do most of their growth during this time inside their mother. It is also important to remember that although the mother needs more food they are often only capable of eating a small meal due to their expanding belly, so feeding 3 or 4 times a day in smaller amounts is often a good idea. Fresh meat is a poor source of calcium and should not be used as the main part of the mother’s diet. After the mother delivers the pups, we recommend feeding a good quality commercial puppy food to the mother as these are
PETS CORNER THIS week’s pet of the week at Wangaratta RSPCA is Dash, a Staffordshire cross who is male, two years old and brindle and white in colour. To see more animals up for adoption at the Wangaratta RSPCA, visit the shelter in Connell Street or phone (03) 5722 2874.
higher in calcium and energy than regular adult dog food. You can discuss using a calcium supplement with your veterinarian after the pups are born and this would be recommended in a dog that has previously had milk fever. Calcium supplementation during pregnancy is not usually recommended as it reduces the dog’s ability to rapidly mobilise calcium from its bones when the need arrives. Tim Craig BVSc, Warby St Veterinary Hospital
ALL DRESSED UP: Siobhan Reilly’s sense of style has attracted many followers to her Instagram and blog.
Siobhan hopes to make her mark locally this spring at the pinup competition at Bright’s Iconic Rod Run, which is the first pageant she ever saw. She lives by the motto of one of her idols, Dita Von Teese, who says “I advocate glamour, every day, every minuteâ€?. “There is something so special about feeling like you stepped right out of an old Hollywood movie, a theatrical element that reminds me of playing dress up. “When I look good I feel good‌ the fifties style is very flattering on my curves and has given me so much confidence. “I really enjoy expressing myself through my style. “There are days when I want to wear all red and black and have more a rockabilly vibe, then I have my moments of wanting to wear pastels and flowers in my hair. “You are only limited by your imagination. “Nothing beats wearing vintage for feeling special and you’re guaranteed you won’t see anyone else wearing the same thing.â€? Siobhan said body positivity is an
important part of her wardrobe, and her writing. “I believe women should build each other up and as hard as it can seem, to ignore what ‘fashion rules’ say and wear what you like and feel comfortable in,� she said. “Life is too short to wait until you have your ideal body to wear what you like. “Take the plunge and once you start wearing the things you like they will give you more confidence and you may just find yourself happy in your own skin the way you are. “I’ve reached a point where I’m happy with my curves. “The pinup community is very body positive on the whole, and most major brands stock larger sizes.� And for those pondering the pinup lifestyle, while Siobhan mainly wears vintage reproduction clothes, she said she found the best vintage in smaller op shops and smaller towns, especially around Wangaratta. Siobhan blogs on sassyvoodoodoll.wordpress.com, and can also be found on Facebook or Instagram by searching for Sassy Voodoo Doll.
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SNOW PLAY
DOGGED COMPETITION: Mt Buller was the venue for the Eagle Pack Sled Dog Quest last week. PHOTO: Andrew Railton, Mt Buller.
CARVING IT UP: Alex Chumpy Pullin snowboarding at Mt Hotham in late July, ahead of this week’s Ski and Snowboard Australia’s (SSA) SBX Futures training program and the Australia New Zealand Cup (ANC) FIS SBX Races. PHOTO: Karl Gray.
Wide spectrum of events and competitions FROM sled dogs to skiing and snowboarding, there is no shortage of activities in the alpine areas this week. This weekend at Dinner Plain sees the Dinner Plain Sled Dog Challenge, one of the snow based sled dog races in Australia. More than 80 mushers (dog team drivers) and more than 350 sled dogs are expected to compete in this year’s event, taking place on August 13-14. More information on the event is available at www. sleddogchallenge.com. Activities at Falls Creek this week include the regular and entertaining Falls Creek Night Show on Thursday, as well as the Ski de Femme event taking place on Saturday. Taking place from Sunday, August 14 until early October is the Snow Trek and Travel Mini Series of events. Sunday also sees the Rocky Valley Rush and Sun Valley Ramble skiing events, both considered warm up events for the Kangaroo Hoppet. Meanwhile, at Mt Hotham, this weekend sees the mountain host both the Australian National Children’s RJ BROWN PR
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Series (August 12-14) and the Australian Biathlon National Championships (August 13-14). If you venture over to Mt Buller, you can enjoy the Light the Night Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser on Saturday, August 13. Mt Buffalo remains one of the region’s most popular family friendly snow attractions, with facilities for snowplay, tobogganing, skiing and more. For up to date Buffalo conditions keep a close eye on your favourite snow report or check in with local ski hire or tourism organisations. For up to date information about what is happening at local mountains this winter, see: Falls Creek: www.skifalls.com.au Mt Hotham: www.hotham.com.au Mt Buller: www.mtbuller.com.au Mt Buffalo: parkweb.vic.gov.au
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Bad Moms (MA15+) A WOMAN with a seemingly perfect life - a great marriage, overachieving kids, beautiful home, stunning looks and a career, is over-worked, over committed and at breaking point. Fed up, she joins forces with two other over-stressed moms and all go on a quest to liberate themselves from conventional responsibilities, going on a binge of freedom, fun and self-indulgence - putting them on a collision course with a clique of “perfect” moms.
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Under-nutrition and oversupply IN Australia only four per cent of children between the ages of 4-7 eat the recommended intake of vegetables each day. Seeing these results, we begin to understand that even though much of our population is overweight, many are also malnourished. Under-nutrition and oversupply has become a real health issue: undernutrition of whole foods and over- supply of sugar and processed foods. Today, whole-foods are something found in a trendy -yet -hippy café, not on our plate. Whole foods are rarely found on the dinner table and even less often seen in a lunch box. Pantries are full of packages, tins, cans, boxes and jars. The crisper has become a small almost nonexistent part of the fridge - if you’re lucky you may find a limp carrot. We have no time, it is too expensive, we are too tired, can’t find the peeler or just cannot remember how to prepare a meal from fresh ingredients. And here lies the
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problem of undernutrition and oversupply. Filling up on soft drink, coffee, cereals and breads mean there is little space left for the foods that help meet our daily nutrient requirements to maintain health. Let’s look at it in a more practical way: Note: The average recommended daily calorie intake is 2000cal/ day for adults. Or 2x Coffee with milk: 30Kcal Cheese and ham white bread focaccia: 557Kcal Chocolate (Twix): 306Kcal Total: 893 cal Here, in one meal and a snack you have just consumed half your calorie intake for the day, without providing many vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients. What’s more, the white refined flour, caffeine and sugar have robbed your body
of its B vitamins, zinc magnesium and calcium stores. Here are some tips on how to pack more nutrition into each meal without overdoing the calories: - Pack each meal full of vegetables: vegies are great sources of nutrients and phytochemicals. - Homemade soups: with wholegrain bread. - Consume 1 homemade fruit and vegetable juice a day: great quick energy packed full of good stuff. - Season with fresh herbs: these guys are the most abundant sources of minerals and phytochemicals. - Drink water: so you don’t fill up on sugar and caffeine. - Herbal teas: not too filling, taste great and if fresh will contain health promoting minerals and medicinal powers. - Dips with vegetable dippers.
festival tickets on sale now! CHESTNUTS AUSTRALIA INC.
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The Wangaratta Festival of Jazz & Blues offers a great line up of local and international jazz and blues acts. The family friendly King George Gardens is the place for families and friends to enjoy local food and wine and the open air stage. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy a weekend of jazz and blues and the best of High Country hospitality.
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Morrisons of Glenrowan
2014 Family Reserve Shiraz Around $25
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It’s a very easy to drink and enjoy version; packed full of juicy raspberry and blackberry fruit that is enhanced by a touch of bay leaf spice and savoury oak. The savouriness comes from the wine having spent time in French and American oak barrels. This is a food friendly Shiraz which can be enjoyed with a wide range of meat dishes including springtime barbecues, or try alongside a piping hot pepperoni pizza. And while visiting the cellar door in Glenrowan, you could also pick up your next contribution to Tempranillo Tuesday. Find out more at www. morrisonswinery.com.au
Cinnamon spiced lamb with pearl WITH BEEFANDLAMB.COM.AU cous cous
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Record freeze, 1872 THE lowest temperature recorded in Beechworth to that time was recorded on August 10, 1872. It was a Saturday, and when the district folk awoke, they found even large dams frozen, and two inches of snow at Stanley. The temperature in Beechworth between 6-7am was recorded as 22 degrees Fahrenheit, or 10 degrees below freezing.
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THE heavenly aromas from this wholesome winter soup will draw a crowd at dinnertime. For more winter warmer recipes like this, see BeefandLamb.com.au. Method 1. To prepare the lamb, heat a large heavy based saucepan over a moderately high heat. Seal the lamb shanks in the oil for eight minutes or until well coloured, before setting them aside. 2. In the same pan, add the onion, carrot and celery for three minutes, then add the spices and stir for 30 seconds. Place the shanks back in the pan and add the tomato puree and stock before bringing to the boil. Cover and turn down to a gentle simmer. 3. Once the soup is gently simmering, cook for two hours or until the meat is very tender before taking off the stove. 4. Remove the shanks and set-aside until cool enough to handle. Pull the meat off the bone and shred it with a fork. 5. Set the soup over a moderate heat and add the shredded meat
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and cous cous. Cook for a further 15 minutes or until the cous cous is done to your liking. 6. Season with salt, pepper, and chopped parsley, adding lemon juice to taste. Cooking tips 1. Ensure to scrape the bottom of the pan to ensure the meat flavours blend with the liquid, giving the dish a deep rich flavour and colour. 2. If you can’t find shanks, try using neck rosettes or forequarter chops instead.
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FUNDRAISING has changed a lot since the days of knocking on people’s doors and ringing on their bells in search of a dollar. While our landlines are still inundated with calls from organisations seeking assistance, the “don’t knock� stickers and no-call registers are sending a clear message that we don’t like our personal space invaded. Instead the big organisations are jumping on the “experiential� bandwagon, asking us to bake cupcakes, run relays, wear jeans or grow a moustache in support of a good cause. Perhaps we could apply the same principle to supporting our local producers and host a “prosecco party� or “shiraz shindig�, where everyone brings along a bottle of their local drop to share. If Morrisons Family Reserve Shiraz was on the table I think it would be well supported.
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August 10 - 16, 2016
Jobs at Indigo Volunteer Coordinator Part time 0.4eft, Fixed Term, Maternity Leave backfill (Wangaratta or Wodonga)
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Facilities Officer Full time1.0eft, Ongoing position (Wodonga)
Applications close 9am Monday the 15th August 2016
Casual Early Childhood Educators
to work Monday - Friday at a local restaurant in Glenrowan. Previous cleaning experienced preferred and available to work early mornings. We are offering a competitive salary package.
Program Support Officer
Bright Medical Centre
18 hours per week on going
Bright Medical Centre has a position available for a suitably qualified nurse to undertake Health Assessment in the community setting and a medical/administrative receptionist.
An opportunity exists for a motivated person to fulfil this role in our Wangaratta Office. The incumbent will be required to support our Volunteer Friends Program – a disability respite program offering holidays, overnight stays and regular out of hours activities. This role will assist in the planning and delivery of the volunteer friends program. Experience in administration and databases is highly desirable and a minimum Cert IV in Disability, or similar, is essential. The incumbent must be willing to travel interstate and overseas.
SECURITY TECHNICIAN
Please email resume by 1st September to the Managing Director at employment@northeastsecurity.com.au.
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Community Accessability Inc.
For more information and a position description, visit our website: www.communityaccessability.com.au or Phone: 1300 704 530 for more information
Wangaratta’s leading security company is in need of an additional Service/Installation Technician. Alarm industry experience is essential however previous relative experience in the electrical, telecommunications or electronics industries may be considered. This is a full time position with above Award wages offered and all entitlements paid.
McDonald’s is currently seeking a permanent Part / Full Time
APPLY IN WRITING TO: The Manager, McDonald’s PO Box 856, Wangaratta Vic 3676 or Email tim.longman@au.stores.mcd.com
Position description and application details are available on our website www.gatewayhealth.org.au.
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Closing date for applications: Friday 12th of August, 2016.
RE-ADVERTISED Temporary Full Time September 2016 – February 2018 $81,000 per annum
Funded by the State Government eight Regional Assessment Services Coordinator positions are being established for an 18 month period to support the implementation of the My Aged Care Regional Assessment Services across Victoria. The change management required to assist Victorian HACC Assessment Services to transition into the new Home Support Assessment environment is significant. Regional Assessment Services Coordinators will be the coordinating mechanism at the local level to assist the DHHS as the manager of Home Support Assessment for older people, with the requisite transition and change management activities needed to corral 92 separate HACC assessment agencies and assessment workforces into the Eight RAS Catchments. The Regional Assessment Service Coordinator – Hume Region position is an Aged Care Planning Region (ACPR) wide role which will initially be based at Benalla Rural City Council. The Hume Regional Assessment Service has 12 RAS outlets, which cover the following local government areas: Alpine Shire, Benalla Rural City, City of Greater Shepparton, Indigo Shire, Mansfield Shire, Mitchell Shire, Moira Shire, Murrindindi Shire, Rural City of Wangaratta, Strathbogie Shire, Towong Shire and City of Wodonga. To be successful you will have: tertiary qualifications in the health/social planning/community development or welfare/social work field â– extensive experience in the Home and Community Care program. Download an Employment Information pack at www.benalla.vic.gov.au or obtain a pack from Human Resources Coordinator Rhonda McDonald, telephone (03) 5760 2662. Applications addressing key selection criteria should reach us by 5pm Friday 19 August 2016. For a confidential discussion on the position, telephone Manager Community Services Deb Randich on (03) 5761 2210. â–
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Have Olympiads run their race? AS I sit and write this article, I wonder how many more summer Olympiads will be held. 2024 has four bidders proceeding to the next stage, after Hamburg and Boston withdrew their bids, both citing money problems, with Los Angeles becoming the US bidder. Budapest, Paris and Rome at this point of time are the European countries who are sending delegations to Rio to observe what would be required of them to host the Games. Not since Sydney in 2000, has a city been able to profit from the influx of visitors who pay large sums to attend, and given the adverse publicity about Rio de Janeiro I wonder how ticket sales are going? Ticket prices at the 2012 Games in London (and for the ease of calculations I have taken the pound to equate to being $USD 60 cents) ranged between US$34 for many
By KEN CLARKE, WANGARATTA CERTIFIED PRACTICING ACCOUNTANT
kenclarke11@bigpond.com events to an astronomical $US3350 for the opening ceremony. The cost to London (of course we are talking very much the government) was already a whopping $US 15.28 billion when the revised figures were presented to parliament in March 2007, up from $US 3.94 billion (the original estimate of cost) and still five years out from the Games. Building the venues and infrastructure was $US 8.83 billion, Elite sport and Paralympic funding $US 6.67 million, security and policing $US 10 million, regeneration of the Lower Lea Valley $US 2.83 billion and a August
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through the lines that Rio de Janeiro was not equipped to conduct such an event, the majority of citizens did not want the Games and there was insufficient checking of infrastructure done by the IOC. And don’t forget the Zika virus which is supposedly rampant in Brazil. Why did I talk about the Olympic Games? Well, I saw an article where Brisbane could be a candidate to bid for the 2028 Games and it worries me that our government, who have been crying poor for the past few years that the budget deficits are getting larger. Can Australia afford to spend in the vicinity of $20 billion of government money to run a sporting event which at best may break even and defy history? I rest my case.
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city thus far to host the modern Olympic Games three times, having done so in 1908 and 1948. The 2012 Olympics was the first Games where every participating country included female athletes. So we get to Rio and all the controversy about the completion of the Games Village, the very poor water quality where the sailing events will be taking place and not forgetting the loss of a computer and other items of clothing stolen when the Australian team was required to leave their accommodation due to smoke. Earlier in the piece we had one of our competitors robbed walking along the boardwalk. I must say I have been very impressed with our chef de mission Kitty Chiller in the way she has gone about handling some very difficult occurrences. It would appear from reading
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Contingency Fund of $US 4.5 billion. There were some eight million tickets available for the Olympic Games and an additional 1.5 million for the Paralympics. I was amazed to find that the government committed some $US 15.5 billion of the cost of the games. In London, unpaid volunteers known as Games Makers performed a variety of tasks before and during the Games. A target of 70,000 volunteers was set as early as 2004. When recruitment took place in 2010, over 240,000 applications were received. Sebastian Coe, head of London 2012 bid, said in February 2012: “Our Games Makers will contribute a total of around eight million volunteer hours during the Games and the Games simply wouldn’t happen without them”. London is the first and only
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