December 31, 2008

Bermuda Cruise Ships

Most of the lines that provide cruise ships for Bermuda have their own independent schedules. But the combined information about all of them is provided by Marine and Ports division of Bermuda’s government, which publishes the schedules of all cruise ship calls for a particular year at the beginning of each year. This schedule is also available online.

Though the government has been trying to encourage more air travel to the island, most visitors prefer to reach the island on a cruise ship. The local government has put a cap on the maximum number of passengers per cruise ship and the total number of passengers that can visit each year. These limits are revised at regular intervals. These limits are to prevent the small island from being overrun at any given time, and also to prevent strain on the island’s resources.

The local shopkeepers, storeowners and other businessmen eagerly await the arrival of Bermuda cruise ships, whose passengers provide most of their income. While traveling on a Bermuda cruise ship, one must not forget that Bermuda has very strict drug laws. Any passenger caught with even the smallest amount of a narcotic substance could face serious consequences.

To abide by law, cruise ships sailing from US to Bermuda have to have certain fixed number of cabins and staterooms available for the disabled/physically handicapped. Some cruise ships may try to ignore the law by not checking or verifying the disability of the disabled passengers. A disabled person can use certain legal remedies in case he or she is denied a cabin, meant specifically for disabled, in one of these cruise ships

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December 30, 2008

An Introduction to Pet Photography

Introduction
Photographing your pet can be an incredibly rewarding experience. Done well, it will allow you to immortalize Fluffy or Spot - that significant member of your family - the pet that shared you food, chewed your shoes, and brought you the newspaper. In fact, the act of seriously photographing your pet will bring you both closer because the process opens you to noticing the small, wonderful things that you might have missed before - the way he wags his tail, etc. This is a grand adventure.

Goal
As with anything, it’s best to proceed with a goal in mind so you know where to start. What are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to capture your pet’s playful side? Are you trying to setup a funny photo using a prop such as a birthday hat? Is this an interactive portrait between your pet and your child? Sit down and put on paper this goal, because it will help you in preparing properly. Nothing is worse than spending an hour going to your favorite scene with equipment in hand and realizing your forgot a favorite toy - do your self a favor, do not skip this step.

Setting
Now that you have decided on your goal, it’s now time to decide the proper setting. Indoors vs. outdoors. Near the fireplace with an open fire in the background, or in a studio. At the beach or in the woods. As you think about the proper setting, think about how your pet will respond to that setting. If you decide the public park is the perfect place, you must think about your pet’s resistance to distractions. Is he/she able to resist running after another animal or person? The more you know your pet and look through his/her eyes, the better off you will be.

Preparation
Now you are at the critical preparation stage. You’ve set your goal, you’ve decided on the appropriate setting - let’s try to anticipate all that can (and will) go wrong. I use the word ‘wrong’ loosely - try not be too rigid and to have fun - we will talk more about that in a minute. Write out on paper every possible thing you can think of. Here are some suggestions:
Exercise your pet - just enough so they are still alert, but not hyper
Lighting - outdoor is best, but flash will work too - should be natural lighting
Grooming - only if it doesn’t adversely affect your pet’s mood - then do it days beforehand
Props/Toys - favorite of the pet
Food - favorite of the pet
Be prepared for sudden movement - shutter speed about 1/125th and use iso 400 or 800 film (if indoors)
Watch the scene clutter
Have pet at least 6 feet away from background to reduce shadows
Bring an assistant to help manage your pet
Zoom Lens
Camera, Film, Tripod, Equipment, etc.
Etc., etc. Are you getting the idea? The first time you make out your list, the process will be a little tedious, but the beauty is that once the list is made, all you need to do is modify it slightly for the next sessions.

On Location
Whew, you’ve made to shooting location - congratulations. Hopefully, you’ve brought everything you are going to need, right? Right! Now, it’s time for setup. Be organized; get everything laid out in a logical fashion. The last thing you want to be doing is fiddling around with equipment when you need to be shooting pictures - an animal has a zero attention span and you have got to be ready to snap that picture when the moment is there. How is you animal’s demeanor? Is he/she super wound up? If yes, then perhaps some light exercise would be in order - nothing too heavy, but just enough to help him/her calm down. How are you? Are you stressed? Relax, and go with the flow - animals are super sensitive to your mood. Give your pet some last minute grooming - just touch-ups. If you are outdoors, how is the wind? Is it too strong? Is the sun too bright? Remember, overcast is much better for exposure. Make sure that your pet is far enough away from your background so as to not cast any shadows.

The Photographer’s Mindset
Your mindset should be one of peace and serenity. I can’t overstate that enough. Also, you need to climb into the mind of your pet as best you can. What are they thinking and feeling? Align your expectations properly. If you have never done this before, don’t expect perfection the first time out - that will just raise your anxiety level and will stress out your pet.

Shooting
One of the most important things to remember is to get down on your pet’s level, physically, as much as possible. A shot from above doesn’t portray intimacy. In addition, when you are at your pet’s level, it’s easier for you to empathize with it. If you’ve never crawled around on the ground before, you might feel a bit foolish, but trust me, it makes all the difference in the world. Make sure that you and your handler work with each other - you have got to be in charge, but also try to be flexible - you have a lot of variables that you are managing.

Be patient, and have a lot of fun!!!

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Stan Beck is a self-proclaimed animal lover. He also runs the website Kitten-Pictures.com.

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December 30, 2008

Cheap Car Loans - Tips On Financing A Car

Cheap car loans are essentially auto loans that consist of a low rate. For many people, this is a primary concern. Low interest rates equal lower monthly payments. Hence, car buyers are able to afford more. Individuals with a high credit score may qualify for a low rate auto loan. Yet, it is possible to obtain a good rate with average or bad credit. Here are a few tips to help you secure a cheap car loan.

Monitor Your Credit Rating

Do not enter the car buying process blindly. For the most part, anyone can qualify for a used or new car loan. Automobiles secure the loan. Thus, if you default, the lender may repossess the car and resell it. Nonetheless, having a few credit blemishes will result in a higher interest rate. Average car rates are about 6%. But, they can climb as high as 18%

If you are contemplating financing a new or used vehicle, check your credit beforehand. Raising your score by twenty or thirty points make a major difference. Moreover, paying two percentage points more on a car loan may increase your monthly payments by $50.

To get the lowest rate possible, improve your credit before applying for a loan. Simple tactics such as paying down credit card balances, avoiding late payments, and limiting credit inquiries can increase your total score. This is important because applicants with higher scores obtain better finance packages.

Establish Credit Beforehand or Get a Co-signer

Unfortunately, applicants with no credit history have a difficult time securing a low rate auto loan. To determine credit worthiness, lenders must assess your credit history. If you do not have any previous creditors, auto lenders are uncertain of your willingness to repay the loan.

To improve your odds of getting approved, attempt to get a credit card before applying for an auto loan. For about six months, maintain regular payments and keep a low balance. When applying for an auto loan, your credit report will reflect a good credit history, which may qualify you for a cheap car loan.

If you are in a hurry to obtain a loan, a co-signer may be able to help. To qualify for a cheap car loan, co-signers must be at least 18-years-old and have good credit.

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December 29, 2008

Acquire Discount Cricket Gear on the Internet Today

When you are just starting out playing cricket it’s not always straightforward to decide what you need to buy. If you go into a sports high street retail shop & ask them what you need, you will most likely end up coming out with a significant amount of equipment that you don’t need. With this in mind, it’s important to fathom what you may want ahead of you going shopping. That way you are very much more likely to acquire what you require, rather than what the shop landlord advises you need.

Below, is more or less a detailed cricket equipment list, you don’t have to get all the gear on this list, as numerous clubs will provide you kit especially at junior level: Find cricket equipment online at Sportswear-Equipment.com.

Cricket whites, cricket bats, balls, helmets, gloves, batting (wicket keeping) inner gloves, wicket keeping gloves, batting pads, wicket keeping pads, box, chest pad, arm guard, inner thigh pad, cricket boots (bowling boots; batting boots), box (groin guard), stumps and bails.

For the majority of sports events you play a part in you will require to have your own set of whites. Cricket whites contain white cricket trousers and cricket shirt. It is very important to check that you get hold of a good pair of cricket trousers and also a good white cricket shirt & jumper as it can rapidly turn cold if you are standing out on the field for a substantial long time particularly if plan to play in England (the start and end of the cricket season are the coldest).

If you can not borrow gear from your club the other most critical items of equipment are a cricket bat and box. A good cricket bat is critical if you want to score tons of runs & is a very personal piece of cricket equipment, therefore spend several hours selecting your bat, if at all possible you would be advised to go to a sports store & try one out before you buy so you know how it feels to hit with. As soon as you know what you want you can often purchase bats on the Internet noticeably cheaper). You need a good box to guard your groin from the ball, as getting hit down below’ is awfully painful, so investing in a good box before you start is a clear must - you can not play cricket without one.

December 28, 2008

Seven Simple ways to Help The Environment and Your Wallet

The world is a big place with big problems. Some environmental activists demand
we stop living our lives and look at everything we do as an Earth-changing event,
but not everyone can focus their entire lives around saving the planet. The truth
is that it isn’t necessary to make drastic changes in one’s life to make a
difference. It isn’t even necessary to spend more money to be environmentally
conscious. Below are seven simple ways to make a difference in the environment,
and save money doing it.

1. Buying compact fluorescent light bulbs instead of incandescent ones. Advances
in technology have led to a light bulb that’s designed to last up to 15 times the
life of a standard bulb. They cost more up front, but they are replaced much less
often, which makes them cheaper in the long run. Plus, these bulbs will use less
than a third of the power of incandescents, which will reduce electricity costs.
They also generate less heat, so less air-conditioning is needed in the summer.

2. Reusing shopping bags. Every bag reused is one less bag that needs to be
manufactured. Also, several supermarket chains have started giving small credits
towards their customers’ bills when they bring in old bags to reuse. Some people
like to keep old shopping bags in their trunk, just in case. Even more of an
improvement would be using non-disposable canvas bags - they still count towards
the credit at the check-out, but are made from eco-friendly materials.

3. Carpooling. Most people associate carpooling with going to work, but there are
many other opportunities to share a ride. A great deal of money could be saved on
gasoline by one car going to the mall rather than two. Also, with a little
planning, shopping trips could be taken less frequently.

4. Turning off the water when not in use. Simple things like using half a
sink full of water to wash dishes instead of running the water can prevent waste.
Turning the water off while brushing your teeth is also a good idea. Finally,
making sure faucets aren’t left dripping will make a significant difference in
water bills.

5. Completely turning off electronics. A great many of today’s appliances and
electronics have a standby mode. Televisions and stereos in particular tend to use
a great deal of electricity while on standby. Plugging devices into a power strip
that has an on/off switch can give consumers more control over their electricity
use. Particular attention should be paid to anything with a big transformer plug,
as these devices tend to use the most power and waste the most money.

6. Turning off the air-conditioning and/or heat when leaving the house. A great
deal of electricity is wasted cooling or heating an empty home, which leads to
bigger bills. Even setting the temperature one or two degrees different, keeping
the system from activating as often, can save significant amounts of money each
year.

7. Turning off the lights. A good rule of thumb is, “light is useless if there’s
nobody there.” Turning off any ceiling fans, floor fans and lights when leaving
the room saves just a little bit of electricity, and money, every time it’s done.

Of course, there are many more ways to help the environment while saving money.
These seven are simply among the most often overlooked easy solutions. Public
libraries and environmental websites are great sources of further information.
About the Author

Juan Anselmo Borla is a freelance writer and poet. He lives at Dancing Rabbit, a sustainable ecovillage in northeast Missouri. There, he hopes to make the world a better place by using his Chemical Engineering degree to develop an alternative fuels program. His fiancee and two cats hope he doesn’t blow himself up in the process.

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December 27, 2008

The Mamiya Sell-Off: The Impending Death Of Medium Format?

The news is now spreading. Mamiya has announced it is selling off its camera division. The Mamiya ZD and Digital Back will not be released in the US (after initial release in select Europe countries), and you will find it very difficult to find the medium format DSLR and back if you’re inclined to purchase one as a historical moment in the digital imaging world.

The Death Of Medium Format?

Mamiya’s sell-off of its camera business is an interesting event in the ever-evolving history of digital imaging. Just why would Mamiya sell off its entire optical department instead of just formulating another plan–such as making a non-Medium Format digital for consumers. Apparently, Mamiya thinks it is not only impossible to make a comeback into the imaging world, but doesn’t feel short-term and even long-term revisions will make any difference either. Does this signal the end of the medium format affordability and availability which was supposed to occur in the near future? Does this mean medium format technology is beginning to die?

In the short-term, it could be MF imagers (Medium Format imagers) are costing way too much money to make, even in 2006, for companies to continue on in the digital world. Compact digital cameras are still flooding the market and the frenzy is taking a toll on companies who used to have exclusive access to the technology.

Inevitably, there are factors looming which are giving the medium format sector a very difficult time. Let’s take a look at some of those factors which could be contributing to the Medium Format Exodus.

Increasing Image Quality Of DSLRs

Many years ago, DSLRs were still somewhat new and had a few kinks in the imaging system. Medium format users could easily justify their purchases at that time because the image quality of a medium format photo would be several times sharper and cleaner. Today however, the DSLR has come a long way in technology and its image quality. Currently, DSLR manufacturers have obtained 17MP resolutions, nearing medium format image quality.

Size And Practicality

Mamiya did some great work on reducing the typical medium format size with the ZD announcement. Overall, medium format cameras are not created to be toted around like a DSLR, and certainly not a compact camera. The size of a camera has a lot to do with how many consumers will buy it. Too big of a camera and there will be little consumer interest. Create a camera too small, and you will find the same behavior. No matter how great medium format images may be, they still can’t be used in a variety of situations and in variable environments on demand. DSLRs on the other hand can be tossed in a bag at the drop of a hat.

Price

DSLRs of 17MP sell for around $7500, or less with the image quality being compared to medium format. Mamiya was going to release the 22MP medium format DSLR (MF DSLR) in the US at the price of around $12,000. Attracting new users at this price was still way above what the consumer was willing to pay.

Performance

Medium format cameras still are not up to speed, literally, with current DSLRs. A “fast” MF DSLR is considered around 3fps, while a $2000 DSLR can get 5fps, and a few sports DSLRs can get 8fps with variable frames per second adjustment. Auto-focus and image stabilization lenses for getting those tough images is not even within a medium format’s capability. Medium format cameras are still mostly used in studio settings and there is a reason for this. They can’t compete outside the studio door. On the other hand, DSLRs are increasing in megapixels, image quality, and performance, and are walking into the studio door, beginning to take over studio sessions.

Conclusion

Medium format manufacturers must make some changes to their product. The most important change is creating MF DSLRs which are priced competitively with DSLRs. Second most important is creating MF DSLRs with similar performance of DSLRs. Third most important is creating a product which is similar in size to DSLRs. Even professionals don’t like to carry around a lot of equipment and would jump at the possibility of a new system being smaller and lighter.

Mamiya gave the medium format imaging industry a much more serious wake-up call. Medium format companies must begin looking for other means to create capital and attract new users or the medium format imaging sector itself, could become a historical bookmark on photographic trends.

©2006 by Jason Busch (DigitalDingus)

The Mamiya Sell-Off: The Impending Death Of Medium Format?

A part of The DigitalDingus Guide To Photography series.

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December 27, 2008

Feedback in Your Photography

There is a guy called Pendleton. You won’t have heard of him but he is well known in Britain, at least in medical circles. He was a family physician with a love of medical education and used to teach doctors to become better family doctors.

One of the things he developed was “Pendleton’s Rules”. This was a process of feedback on a task between two or more people. It was designed to be safe, non-threatening and constructive.

It is still used today, and in fact, Pendleton is still alive and well - at least he was at the time this article was written. His rules can be transferred into virtually any situation where feedback is justified.

For example, when viewing images and giving your opinion. Or when discussing tasks and routines in photography.

It’s a really simple set of rules which follows the following broad pattern:

- the person wishing feedback talks first and states what went well or was done well

- then the person giving feedback says what went well or was done well

- the receiver then states what went badly or was done badly

- lastly, the giver of feedback states what went badly or was done badly

It is a very powerful feedback method which gives the subject a number of positives. First, the subject is able to think about what they did well and actually praise themselves for it. This is important because we rarely say to others how good we are at something. The person giving feedback can then reinforce this “good work” ethic and add additional praise. Thirdly, the recipient is given a chance to think about the negative parts - something that can, in other situations, either be glossed over or received grudgingly. Discussing your own problems can be very positive when someone is there to share and support your discussions. Lastly, the giver of feedback can point out any other areas that were missed or which were too painful to vocalise.

It worked for Pendleton and it continues to work for intelligent doctors in Britain. It might also work for your photographic progress.

Eric Hartwell runs the photography resource site http://www.theshutter.co.uk and the associated discussion forums as well as the regular weblog at http://thephotographysite.blogspot.com

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December 26, 2008

Benefits of Personal Loans

Personal loans offer the most convenient way to raise capital when there is an urgent need for it. Personal loans are very easy to obtain. When you apply for a personal loan, you do not have to cite any reason to do so. Personal Loans can be obtained for a number of purposes.

Personal Debt Consolidation Loan:
In today’s world, lenders grant loans for almost every purpose. If you want to buy a new house, you will get a home loan. If you want to buy a car, you will get a car loan. Then there is that plastic money which throws you in a chasm of debt. Whenever you go shopping, you just cannot stop yourself from using credit cards. Having multiple credit cards increases your credit limit. There are many banks and other financial institutions that offer you loans whenever you need money. Most of these short term loans carry high rates of interest. A time comes when the amount of your monthly repayments increases your monthly income. To come out of this debt problem, you can apply for bankruptcy. However, you must keep bankruptcy as the last resort. A personal debt consolidation loan can help you avoid bankruptcy. The rate of interest on such a loan is lower than the rate on your current outstanding loans. This reduces the amount of your monthly repayments and gives you an opportunity to repay your loan.

Personal Car Loan:
It has become very easy to buy a car since there are many sources from where money can be raised for it. Many car dealers sell cars on hire purchase. When you buy a car on hire purchase, you will have to pay a small down payment in the beginning and subsequently you will be paying monthly installments over a period of time. The rate of interest on hire purchase is usually very high. Alternatively, you can avail a personal car loan to buy a car.

Personal Holiday Loan:
Holiday loans are usually unsecured loans that are repaid over a short period of time. Personal holiday loans provide a very convenient way of financing a vacation. Personal loans are readily available and therefore, they are perhaps the most suitable holiday loans.

Apart from debt consolidation, buying a car and financing a holiday trip, personal loans can be taken out for many other purposes.

About the Author: The author is a business writer specializing in finance and credit products and has written authoritative articles on the finance industry. He has done his masters in Business Administration and is currently assisting Ask4loan as a finance specialist.

For more information please visit: http://www.ask4loan.co.uk

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December 25, 2008

Bank Auto Loans - Best Loans for Stretch Commuters?

People have to work to survive. The desire to maintain increasingly indulgent lifestyles drives 13% of workers to travel over 100 miles a day to get to and from work. These so called “stretch commuters” make the majority of these trips by personal vehicle, but when it comes to trading in their tired automobiles for newer models should they just settle for a bank auto loan?

Stretch commuters do not have a lot of time on their hands. They spend most of their working week either at work, or travelling to and from it. When they get home exhausted the last thing they want to do is to look for the best deal for a car loan. Therefore, getting a bank auto loan is the easiest and most convenient option.

Let’s quickly take a look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of this.

Advantages of bank auto loans

1. Convenience - Most consumers with checking accounts have held their account with one bank for a number of years. This may be due to inertia, but it is easier to manage finances if check accounts and a bank auto loan are held in one place.

2. You know your own bank - banks have strong brands and financial strength. They have spent years building a good reputation in society. This engenders trust from their customers who may find it daunting to take out a car loan from an unknown finance source.

3. Lower rates than car dealers - Bank auto loans will probably be able to provide you with lower interest rates than dealer loans. Most banks will offer to pre-approve customers for their loans so that they will have better bargaining power on the car lot.

Disadvantages of bank auto loans

1. Not necessarily the best rates - Even though banks have financial strength they may not be able to offer the best car loan rates. In a recent study by bankrate.com, the average interest rate offered on a 48 month bank auto loan was almost 2% higher than those offered by Credit Unions!

2. Placing All your eggs in one basket - Everyone has heard that saying and although it may be convenient why should consumers place all their finance needs with one institution. There are so many other deals out there.

3. Perfect or excellent credit preferences - People that have car loan bad credit or a damaged credit score for any other reason may be turned away. They may have to finance their car by taking out a bad credit loan and may find that this is not offered by their bank.

Even though free time may be scarce for stretch commuters, and anyone who has a need to finance a car for that matter, researching all relevant products with banks, credit unions and auto finance specialists is worthwhile. Go online as rates, terms and product benefits can all be researched from the comfort of home. Investing a little time, rather than opting for the ease of taking out a bank auto loan could save consumers money.

Peter Siu is a successful freelance writer providing valuable advice for consumers when applying online for credit cards, student credit cards as well as other personal & mortgage loans. You can visit his sites at http://www.uscreditcenter.net and http://www.ukcreditcentre.com - His numerous articles offer moneysaving tips on a number of topics.

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December 25, 2008

How Does A Homeowner’s Association Borrow Money?

A Homeowner’s Association is a non profit association that takes care of the common areas of a housing development area. The job of a Homeowner’s Association is to take care of the upkeep and improvements of a property and they need the money to conduct repairs and improvements.

While the associations do have reserves some major improvements or repairs may over tax these reserves and end up in depleting all of them.

In case of charging a special assessment on the members for raising this amount may lead to delays and non conformance from all the members and in some cases after getting the approvals the association may find it difficult to get the money from the members which may stall the work half way through.

Homeowner’s Associations can borrow money from banks and can quickly start work on the pending up gradations or repairs without significantly burdening its members.

The benefits for the members are that their individual credit worthiness has nothing to do with the loan and they don’t have to worry about anything but choosing the right repayment plan. Additionally there are some HOA friendly banks with divisions specifically dealing with HOAs that makes it a tad easier for them to get the loans.

That does not however mean that the HOAs can get money in a jiffy. Most banks require them to go through a rigorous application process wherein the banks study their reserves, cash flows, delinquency, and other financials and in some cases the banks may also require the Association to be managed by a Certified Common Interest Development Manager.

Normally the banks will provide loans to a Homeowner’s Association to carry out improvement to facilities such as pools, saunas, playgrounds etc. or to carry out repair work on sidewalks, roofs, parking spaces etc.

Once the Homeowner’s Association decides for itself the amounts of the loan they can get the same appraised by a bank and then choose from a host of options for repayment. Since the whole association is borrowing the money individuals are not required to give out their personal information and they can choose the repayment plan that suits them the most.

So in effect while the whole association is borrowing money, all the members need not repay the money in the same manner. Each individual can choose from the various re payment options that the bank presents them with depending on his situation.

The various repayment options include getting into a special assessment with the bank where the individuals will have the option repaying the Homeowner’s Association loan over a fixed term with reasonable interest rates. A special assessment is nothing but an improvement or repair that has been done on a property and for which bonds are issued to repay the cost that has been incurred.

The amount of this loan can generally vary from anywhere from $50000 to $10 million with a repayment period of one to seven years.

If on the other hand an individual can arrange cash there is no need to take any loan and they can straight away pay cash.
One can also take another loan by means of an equitiy loan or equitiy line of credit generally advised if there is some tax benefit to be derived out of it.

The least preferable means is by taking an advance on the credit card, this will entail a very high rate of interest and is only advised when there is something like airfare points or other reward programs attached with it.

Normally for collateral the Bank will not take anything from the individuals rather they will take an assignment on any special assessment related with the repayment of the loan and the association’s lien rights and assessment rights which they have over the individuals.

While an individual may not have much choice in deciding whether they need that new gym or not at least they have the independence of deciding what repayment plan they choose, be sure to go through the fine print and check with your tax advisor before finally settling on any repayment plan.

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