Recently, I met with a woman who has an interesting story. It seems that she and her husband have been separated for many years. They have gone through almost all the steps of the divorce, and there remains only one step to finalize the divorce: taking the signed documents to the judge to pronounce the divorce final. And the interesting thing is that she has held onto those documents for 2 ½ years! She - and her husband - have lived in limbo for 2 ½ years!
As she told her story, she began to sort out the reasons for not completing the divorce, which is that she is 59 and fearful about re-entering the dating/mating scene.
“I’m just too old! And I don’t know anything about dating anymore - it’s just been too long! Everything has changed!” She was nearly in tears as she told her story.
She was stuck in one of the 5 deadly myths about being a mature age and starting over in love.
Myth #1: It just can’t happen.
It’s not true that a life of love and intimacy is only for the young and beautiful. All it takes is that one person, and using the laws of attraction, you can draw that person to you.
Myth #2: I don’t know enough.
Sure, the dating scene has changed since you were a teen, but the people you are likely to want to date - people of your own age - were born and raised in your era. This means that they learned to date for the first time just when you did, so they will have the same understanding of how to date and relate as you do.
Myth #3: I’m too old to start again.
And as for those things that are different now, in spite of the tired cliché “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks,” you can learn all you need to know about dating in this decade. In fact, your maturity and life experience will help you to learn all you need to know - and very quickly.
Myth #4: I will just get my heart broken.
Actually, I can’t promise that this won’t happen, but I can promise that you will recover, and that you will learn from the experience. Life is risky, and when we put ourselves out there with the intent to love, we are vulnerable. But the alternative is to live a shriveled half-life. And you can learn how to date consciously so that you can balance your head with your heart in your relationships.
Myth #5: Love now could never be as sweet as it once was.
This is surely one of the biggest myths. Falling in love at any age feels just the same as it did when we were 16. Humans never get too old to feel that zing! And the sex, even with our aging bodies, can actually be far better, far more fulfilling than when we were young.
Like a fine wine, life and - more importantly - love can become more wonderful because of - not in spite of - aging. There is a desert wine known as late harvest wine. This wine is created from select grapes that are left to hang on the vine late into the season; the grapes are affected by Botrytis - the “noble rot" - that causes them to become dry and shriveled on the vine - and highly concentrated with sugar. When harvested by hand, pressed, and fermented, these grapes produce a sweet, luscious, honeyed, nectar-like wine. Late harvest love can be as delicious and satisfying as this wonderful late harvest wine.
So go for life. Go for love. Drink deep from that sweet, luscious, honeyed, nectar-like cup! It’s never too late for love, and it’s worth any risk!
And when you're ready to go for the joys of late harvest love, you're invited to visit http://YourPersonalLoveCoach.com - from singles and relationship coach Sandra Rohr. You can also sign up for my free 5-day e-course, Posting a Winning Profile to the Internet.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
The Lost Art of Kissing
The Lost Art of Kissing
by Trisha Hurlburt
Think back to the days when you and the love of your life (or of the moment) kissed; before you actually had sex - either for the first time ever or the first time for the two of you. Remember how exciting and passionate and raw it was? And how it could go on for hours? Well, it's time to take back the kiss as a sensual act unto itself, not just a prelude to "the act."
"Why?" I'm sure you're asking. "Why in the name of all that is holy would you talk about taking a step back? We're sexually active adults, so why shouldn't kissing continue to be foreplay that eventually leads to more?" Now listen, I'm not saying that we need to ban sex. Believe me, I'm not. I just think that limiting how far we go from time to time would actually go a long way toward making our sexual experiences richer and even more enjoyable. Intrigued? Hear me out and I guarantee it'll be worth your while. No, really.
First, let's talk a little about why this is a good idea - aside from just being plain ol' fun:
It will take you back to your more innocent days.
And yes, that can be a good thing. No matter how much of an, uh, experienced lass or lad you are, there was a time B.I. - Before Intercourse. A time when everyone knew what the limits were, so there was no pressure about going further. You could just enjoy the moment and all of the new feelings. Of course, there was always the idea of sex in the back of everyone's mind - that's what made the making out so "dangerous" - but for the most part, no one had to seriously confront that issue, so it was just hours of glorious liplock.
You'll be reminded of why you were attracted to your partner/spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend in the first place.
That first kiss in a relationship is so many things - excitement, nervousness, an assessment. (Yes, it's true; we equate the way our partners kiss with how good they'll be while horizontally engaged. This should not come as a surprise to anyone.) It's also the first time we feel that spark - that electrical feeling that jolts us when chemistry is happening between two people. It's giddy, it's arousing, and it can be recaptured.
OK, so you're hopefully warming up to this experiment. Now, how to implement it? I'll be the first to admit that this may take a little cunning - particularly if you're currently in a relationship that has crossed the sexual border many, many times. You don't want to be a complete tease or make your partner think that you aren't attracted to him or her anymore, but you also need to control the situation. So, the most important thing is to undertake this semi-spontaneously. Don't plan an Intercourse Embargo when you've got a special night on the horizon - romantic dinner, an anniversary, etc. - because frankly, that's just cruel.
It will take a bit of resolve on your part as well, because, let's face it, we enjoy having sex with our partners. And honestly, if things do progress to the point of no return, there's certainly no harm in it. You'll just have to try again. and how is that a bad thing? That said, here are my suggestions for a successful Kissing Coup:
Take your love by surprise.
Some of the most exciting kisses are the ones we're not expecting. They don't even have to be soulful, tongue-twisting extravaganzas, either. The next time you're just sitting quietly together or even out walking around, try grabbing your sweetie and laying one on their lips - you'll both be surprised by how satisfying it can be. Just be mindful of where you are, and if things do start to get hot and heavy, do everyone a favor and find a more private spot.
Stay dressed.
Make sure you're fully clothed before you commit to this endeavor. You're only tempting feelings of rejection if you prance around in something skimpy beforehand and then try to convince your kissing partner not to go any further.
Use different techniques to keep things simmering; not boiling.
Once you've found a place to get comfortable, don't start going to town immediately. The point is to build things up, not to get you both immediately worked up and frustrated. If there's a move that you know gets your lover's heart racing (like earlobe nibbling or lip biting), do it, but only for a split second. Then get back to the kissing. Maybe kiss around their lips for a little bit, then come back to the main attraction. And don't be frantic about any of it. If you sense that control is being lost, just slow your own pace ,and your partner will most likely follow. Also, it's very important that the furthest south the kissing goes is the collarbone. Do I really need to explain why?
Remember the importance of embrace...
Nothing feels more comforting than being in the arms of the one you love. Personally, few things get me hotter when my boyfriend and I are kissing than when he places both hands on my face. It just feels so intimate - as though I'm the only one on Earth that he's ever kissed like that. Yes, I know that's not true (yes, it is!), but there's nothing wrong with feeding the fantasy. So, run your fingers through your partner's hair, caress their faces, touch their lips and pull them closer to you.
But also remember the importance of not touching.
Obviously, this kissing-only outing is not going to last if you're both groping each other's privates. Try to keep the fondling to the arms, neck, back and shoulders. If your mate is trying to go for the gold, simply move his or her hand elsewhere. The best move for this is to take the wandering hand and just entwine it with yours, or maybe turn it into a playful restraint situation by taking both of their hands and gently pinning them with your own, above the head or to the sides.
Try getting things started when you know you or your partner have to go somewhere soon.
That guarantees (for the most part - I've not discounted quickies) a stopping point without anyone's feelings getting hurt. It also gives you that revved up, "I can't wait to get back home" feeling that can make for some pretty explosive sexual encounters later.
Mostly, just have fun.
Again, this is to improve your love life, not restrict it. Obviously, if you're feeling it, then you should do whatever makes you feel good. Or if you know that your partner will be taken aback by not "closing the deal," then teasingly whisper that you're trying to get them hot and bothered so that when you do make love later, it will be better than ever.
So there you have it - a simple blueprint for Makeout City. Whether or not you use these particular techniques, kissing your own sweet baboo (and no, that's not a euphemism for any body part) will enrich and enliven your relationship. Not to mention, it will assure your partner that you love them and lets them know that, regardless of the longevity of your twosome, you are still attracted to them. Now, go load up on lip balm, turn on the radio, and get to smooching!
by Trisha Hurlburt
Think back to the days when you and the love of your life (or of the moment) kissed; before you actually had sex - either for the first time ever or the first time for the two of you. Remember how exciting and passionate and raw it was? And how it could go on for hours? Well, it's time to take back the kiss as a sensual act unto itself, not just a prelude to "the act."
"Why?" I'm sure you're asking. "Why in the name of all that is holy would you talk about taking a step back? We're sexually active adults, so why shouldn't kissing continue to be foreplay that eventually leads to more?" Now listen, I'm not saying that we need to ban sex. Believe me, I'm not. I just think that limiting how far we go from time to time would actually go a long way toward making our sexual experiences richer and even more enjoyable. Intrigued? Hear me out and I guarantee it'll be worth your while. No, really.
First, let's talk a little about why this is a good idea - aside from just being plain ol' fun:
It will take you back to your more innocent days.
And yes, that can be a good thing. No matter how much of an, uh, experienced lass or lad you are, there was a time B.I. - Before Intercourse. A time when everyone knew what the limits were, so there was no pressure about going further. You could just enjoy the moment and all of the new feelings. Of course, there was always the idea of sex in the back of everyone's mind - that's what made the making out so "dangerous" - but for the most part, no one had to seriously confront that issue, so it was just hours of glorious liplock.
You'll be reminded of why you were attracted to your partner/spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend in the first place.
That first kiss in a relationship is so many things - excitement, nervousness, an assessment. (Yes, it's true; we equate the way our partners kiss with how good they'll be while horizontally engaged. This should not come as a surprise to anyone.) It's also the first time we feel that spark - that electrical feeling that jolts us when chemistry is happening between two people. It's giddy, it's arousing, and it can be recaptured.
OK, so you're hopefully warming up to this experiment. Now, how to implement it? I'll be the first to admit that this may take a little cunning - particularly if you're currently in a relationship that has crossed the sexual border many, many times. You don't want to be a complete tease or make your partner think that you aren't attracted to him or her anymore, but you also need to control the situation. So, the most important thing is to undertake this semi-spontaneously. Don't plan an Intercourse Embargo when you've got a special night on the horizon - romantic dinner, an anniversary, etc. - because frankly, that's just cruel.
It will take a bit of resolve on your part as well, because, let's face it, we enjoy having sex with our partners. And honestly, if things do progress to the point of no return, there's certainly no harm in it. You'll just have to try again. and how is that a bad thing? That said, here are my suggestions for a successful Kissing Coup:
Take your love by surprise.
Some of the most exciting kisses are the ones we're not expecting. They don't even have to be soulful, tongue-twisting extravaganzas, either. The next time you're just sitting quietly together or even out walking around, try grabbing your sweetie and laying one on their lips - you'll both be surprised by how satisfying it can be. Just be mindful of where you are, and if things do start to get hot and heavy, do everyone a favor and find a more private spot.
Stay dressed.
Make sure you're fully clothed before you commit to this endeavor. You're only tempting feelings of rejection if you prance around in something skimpy beforehand and then try to convince your kissing partner not to go any further.
Use different techniques to keep things simmering; not boiling.
Once you've found a place to get comfortable, don't start going to town immediately. The point is to build things up, not to get you both immediately worked up and frustrated. If there's a move that you know gets your lover's heart racing (like earlobe nibbling or lip biting), do it, but only for a split second. Then get back to the kissing. Maybe kiss around their lips for a little bit, then come back to the main attraction. And don't be frantic about any of it. If you sense that control is being lost, just slow your own pace ,and your partner will most likely follow. Also, it's very important that the furthest south the kissing goes is the collarbone. Do I really need to explain why?
Remember the importance of embrace...
Nothing feels more comforting than being in the arms of the one you love. Personally, few things get me hotter when my boyfriend and I are kissing than when he places both hands on my face. It just feels so intimate - as though I'm the only one on Earth that he's ever kissed like that. Yes, I know that's not true (yes, it is!), but there's nothing wrong with feeding the fantasy. So, run your fingers through your partner's hair, caress their faces, touch their lips and pull them closer to you.
But also remember the importance of not touching.
Obviously, this kissing-only outing is not going to last if you're both groping each other's privates. Try to keep the fondling to the arms, neck, back and shoulders. If your mate is trying to go for the gold, simply move his or her hand elsewhere. The best move for this is to take the wandering hand and just entwine it with yours, or maybe turn it into a playful restraint situation by taking both of their hands and gently pinning them with your own, above the head or to the sides.
Try getting things started when you know you or your partner have to go somewhere soon.
That guarantees (for the most part - I've not discounted quickies) a stopping point without anyone's feelings getting hurt. It also gives you that revved up, "I can't wait to get back home" feeling that can make for some pretty explosive sexual encounters later.
Mostly, just have fun.
Again, this is to improve your love life, not restrict it. Obviously, if you're feeling it, then you should do whatever makes you feel good. Or if you know that your partner will be taken aback by not "closing the deal," then teasingly whisper that you're trying to get them hot and bothered so that when you do make love later, it will be better than ever.
So there you have it - a simple blueprint for Makeout City. Whether or not you use these particular techniques, kissing your own sweet baboo (and no, that's not a euphemism for any body part) will enrich and enliven your relationship. Not to mention, it will assure your partner that you love them and lets them know that, regardless of the longevity of your twosome, you are still attracted to them. Now, go load up on lip balm, turn on the radio, and get to smooching!
Friday, June 15, 2007
What Makes a Relationship Great?
Why are some couples happier than others? What is the “secret” for a great relationship? With certain couples it is clear there is something about the way they interact that makes it obvious they have a unique and genuine connection.
Even if you’re in a good relationship, you can’t help but wonder: What do they know that I don’t? And if you’re single, you might look at these couples and attribute it all to chemistry or destiny. But it turns out that people in great relationships live by a few basic rules and they make these rules a priority in their day-to-day lives together. Consider these habits that can help you create a strong, nurturing relationship.
Great relationships are based on realistic expectations Great relationships take work and thoughtfulness every day Great relationships need communication know-how Great relationships turn negatives into positives Great relationships have balance
Today’s Great Relationship Habit: Great relationships are based on realistic expectations
Forget what you see in the movies or on television. In other words, real relationships aren’t anything like what you see in the movies full of non-stop romance, candlelight dinners and whirlwind trips to exotic locations. Real relationships take effort, time and commitment. Great relationships just don’t happen because two people love each very much, great relationships happen because not only do two people love each other very much, they also value one another and are willing to make an investment of time into the relationship – day after day.
Being in love is not like falling in love, says relationship expert Dr. Phil. “The myth too many people believe is that the ecstatic emotion that one feels when first falling for someone new is real love. But it is only the first stage of love and it is humanly impossible to remain in that stage.”
The key point here is people in healthy and positive relationships have a fundamental understanding of the proper and appropriate expectations for a stable and long-lasting relationship. They understand that not all days will be full or passion and romance. Similarly, they understand that rough spots in a relationship may only be temporary if good communication is present to work through these times.
A good way to look at this is to consider not getting too excited with the very high “highs” or too concerned with the very low “lows.” Both are momentary at best, and will not define the true nature and scope of the relationship over a long period of time. By reframing these extremes, you will be left with the right measure of balance and the right set of expectations to build a quality and sustainable relationship for many years to come.
Alex Blackwell is the author of The Next 45 Years - a website dedicated to sharing and creating happiness, life balance and success for the rest of our lives. To read all five habits of "What Makes a Relationship Great?" please visit: http://www.thenext45years.blogspot.com
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Even if you’re in a good relationship, you can’t help but wonder: What do they know that I don’t? And if you’re single, you might look at these couples and attribute it all to chemistry or destiny. But it turns out that people in great relationships live by a few basic rules and they make these rules a priority in their day-to-day lives together. Consider these habits that can help you create a strong, nurturing relationship.
Great relationships are based on realistic expectations Great relationships take work and thoughtfulness every day Great relationships need communication know-how Great relationships turn negatives into positives Great relationships have balance
Today’s Great Relationship Habit: Great relationships are based on realistic expectations
Forget what you see in the movies or on television. In other words, real relationships aren’t anything like what you see in the movies full of non-stop romance, candlelight dinners and whirlwind trips to exotic locations. Real relationships take effort, time and commitment. Great relationships just don’t happen because two people love each very much, great relationships happen because not only do two people love each other very much, they also value one another and are willing to make an investment of time into the relationship – day after day.
Being in love is not like falling in love, says relationship expert Dr. Phil. “The myth too many people believe is that the ecstatic emotion that one feels when first falling for someone new is real love. But it is only the first stage of love and it is humanly impossible to remain in that stage.”
The key point here is people in healthy and positive relationships have a fundamental understanding of the proper and appropriate expectations for a stable and long-lasting relationship. They understand that not all days will be full or passion and romance. Similarly, they understand that rough spots in a relationship may only be temporary if good communication is present to work through these times.
A good way to look at this is to consider not getting too excited with the very high “highs” or too concerned with the very low “lows.” Both are momentary at best, and will not define the true nature and scope of the relationship over a long period of time. By reframing these extremes, you will be left with the right measure of balance and the right set of expectations to build a quality and sustainable relationship for many years to come.
Alex Blackwell is the author of The Next 45 Years - a website dedicated to sharing and creating happiness, life balance and success for the rest of our lives. To read all five habits of "What Makes a Relationship Great?" please visit: http://www.thenext45years.blogspot.com
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pqOnlineDating.com
Online dating, or Internet Dating, is more popular than ever.
More people than ever before are meeting each other by using Online dating services. Internet dating is convenient and in todays fast paced world, convenience is a must.
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
How To Recapture The Chemistry You Once Had
Have you built walls around your heart in order to protect yourself? It is rare that I will meet an adult who has not done so. Most adults have a list of names of people who have hurt them. Eventually they become some sort of island fortress. They strive to not allow themselves to feel anything too strong for another person. Perhaps the person you are involved with now is the one who pushed you to put the final brick in the wall. If you have learned to shut your partner out of your heart, I want to challenge you to make another attempt at reconnecting with them. Do not allow yourself to become lifeless. It is a slow and painful death if you do.
Maybe the relationship got off track because you viewed it as serious business. Too many people try so hard to prevent the mistakes their parents made that they regard a relationship as a task. A relationship does not need to be seen as a task. Instead, it should be viewed as something to be enjoyed. You can kill the love between you rather quickly if you stop the enjoyment of your partner’s company. I appreciate the notion that you do not want to repeat the dysfunctional aspects that your parents had in their relationship. Perhaps your serious approach towards relationships is based on past failures of your own. Whatever your reason, decide to enjoy your relationship.
Either of these guarded approaches can lead to falling out of love. Unfortunately, the whole "falling out of love" thing is very common. If this has happened to you, let me show you a way to reverse this process.
You will probably question, “What’s the use?” It will seem that the relationship is over. Do not fall for this lie. Penetrate past the pain and the fears you may be feeling.
Decide now to do whatever it takes to make your partner happy. Demand your best efforts from yourself. The common response is to vacillate between a fair amount of effort and rare episodes of attention. Instruct yourself to go the extra mile and then some. Rigorous effort will deliver the ideal results. “But I don’t know what to do!” you exclaim. Yes, you do. Reflect back to the things you used to do that made your partner happy. What did you do? I bet your were quite charming. Your partner was probably enchanted by your wit and thoughtfulness. Most, likely, you paid more attention to your appearance. Pursue your partner with the same amount of enthusiasm and passion.
Many years ago, my wife approached me with some photographs taken when we began dating. I immediately smiled. You could easily see the passion between us. We looked like two lions about to devour each other. Soon the smile faded as I compared the photographs in my hands with those on the mantel. Even though we appeared happy in the more recent pictures, they did not have the same degree of passion. I felt sad as I realized how the years had whittled away the romantic intensity. Lucky for me that I focus more on solutions than I do on obstacles. I started thinking of how to restore the level of passion. I knew I couldn’t make her look at me the same way as the earlier photographs but I knew I could make myself look at her the same way. I spent some time recalling how I used to treat her. I was charming, funny, encouraging. I carried myself differently. I held her more firmly. I gladly went out of my way for her. I decided to recapture this side of myself for the sake of my love for her. Many times, I will run with an experiment like this without telling my wife what I am trying to do. This time I told her. She liked the idea and we both were able to recapture the passion. In fact, we not only rekindled the chemistry between us, we took it to a magnificent dimension. Discouragement by the lack of immediate results can derail even the most motivated of men and women. Do not give up at signs of trouble. You cannot expect instant reconnection. This is a matter of consistency and patience. You must be patient and consistent. No room exists for negative behavior. You have to show your partner a better offer. Believe me; they do not want the same old stuff that closed them down in the first place. Operate from the premise that “It is better to be prepared for an opportunity and not have one, than to have an opportunity and not be prepared.”
Turning a relationship towards greatness will require sacrifice. If you are not willing to go beyond the extra mile then you really are not serious. Your partner will see the lack of effort as well. It cannot be hidden. Talk is just talk unless it is backed up with action.
Mark Webb is the author of How To Be A Great Partner and founder of Partner Focused Relationships™. Sign up for Mark Webb’s “Relationship Strategies” Ezine ($100 Value). Just visit his website at http://www.powerfulrelationshipadvice.com or http://www.therelationshipspecialist.com
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Maybe the relationship got off track because you viewed it as serious business. Too many people try so hard to prevent the mistakes their parents made that they regard a relationship as a task. A relationship does not need to be seen as a task. Instead, it should be viewed as something to be enjoyed. You can kill the love between you rather quickly if you stop the enjoyment of your partner’s company. I appreciate the notion that you do not want to repeat the dysfunctional aspects that your parents had in their relationship. Perhaps your serious approach towards relationships is based on past failures of your own. Whatever your reason, decide to enjoy your relationship.
Either of these guarded approaches can lead to falling out of love. Unfortunately, the whole "falling out of love" thing is very common. If this has happened to you, let me show you a way to reverse this process.
You will probably question, “What’s the use?” It will seem that the relationship is over. Do not fall for this lie. Penetrate past the pain and the fears you may be feeling.
Decide now to do whatever it takes to make your partner happy. Demand your best efforts from yourself. The common response is to vacillate between a fair amount of effort and rare episodes of attention. Instruct yourself to go the extra mile and then some. Rigorous effort will deliver the ideal results. “But I don’t know what to do!” you exclaim. Yes, you do. Reflect back to the things you used to do that made your partner happy. What did you do? I bet your were quite charming. Your partner was probably enchanted by your wit and thoughtfulness. Most, likely, you paid more attention to your appearance. Pursue your partner with the same amount of enthusiasm and passion.
Many years ago, my wife approached me with some photographs taken when we began dating. I immediately smiled. You could easily see the passion between us. We looked like two lions about to devour each other. Soon the smile faded as I compared the photographs in my hands with those on the mantel. Even though we appeared happy in the more recent pictures, they did not have the same degree of passion. I felt sad as I realized how the years had whittled away the romantic intensity. Lucky for me that I focus more on solutions than I do on obstacles. I started thinking of how to restore the level of passion. I knew I couldn’t make her look at me the same way as the earlier photographs but I knew I could make myself look at her the same way. I spent some time recalling how I used to treat her. I was charming, funny, encouraging. I carried myself differently. I held her more firmly. I gladly went out of my way for her. I decided to recapture this side of myself for the sake of my love for her. Many times, I will run with an experiment like this without telling my wife what I am trying to do. This time I told her. She liked the idea and we both were able to recapture the passion. In fact, we not only rekindled the chemistry between us, we took it to a magnificent dimension. Discouragement by the lack of immediate results can derail even the most motivated of men and women. Do not give up at signs of trouble. You cannot expect instant reconnection. This is a matter of consistency and patience. You must be patient and consistent. No room exists for negative behavior. You have to show your partner a better offer. Believe me; they do not want the same old stuff that closed them down in the first place. Operate from the premise that “It is better to be prepared for an opportunity and not have one, than to have an opportunity and not be prepared.”
Turning a relationship towards greatness will require sacrifice. If you are not willing to go beyond the extra mile then you really are not serious. Your partner will see the lack of effort as well. It cannot be hidden. Talk is just talk unless it is backed up with action.
Mark Webb is the author of How To Be A Great Partner and founder of Partner Focused Relationships™. Sign up for Mark Webb’s “Relationship Strategies” Ezine ($100 Value). Just visit his website at http://www.powerfulrelationshipadvice.com or http://www.therelationshipspecialist.com
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