Polarity Therapy being held in Springfield Vermont, this is a free Introduction to Polarity Therapy with Jane Collister, the program will be held on Monday the 4th of October 2010, and will begin at 6:30 P.M. at the Springfield Town Library. Polarity Therapy is an integrative form of bodywork that uses gentle point specific touch to balance the flow of energy in the body Collister has more than 30 years of instructor in the healing arts and is a Registered Polarity Practitioner with the American Polarity Therapy Association.
To find out more information, you can click here to visit Jane Collister or Springfield town library
Have a good one
Dale in Vermont
Localism information by Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections blog post 193 - 3 October 2010 Springfield, Vermont
If your Church, Club, Lodge, Organization, Community or if you know of an event being held in Vermont. That could be helped, by having a blog post written to help get the word out about it. Just e-mail me the details, and it will be my pleasure to write about it and post it here on my Vermont blog. The more information you send about the event, the better the blog post can be. You can also send any photos that you would like to have as part of the blog post. This is a 100% Free service thats my plasure to offer communities of Vermont.
Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections
PO Box 570
Charlestown, New Hampshire 03603
Office: 603-826-4207
Cell: 603-477-8072
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker Owner: Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. Copyright 2010 By Dale Baker-all rights reserved.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesryear's Home-Series Part 1
Myth: Modern energy saving appliances are not worth buying and won't save you money.
Fact: when buying an appliance, you should remember that it actually has two price tags; the first price is what you pay in order to take it home, and second is what you pay for the energy and water it uses. Energy Star qualified appliances incorporate advanced technologies that use 10 to 50% less energy and water than a standard model of the same kind. The money you and your family save on utility bills will usually more than make up for the cost of a more expensive but more efficient Energy Star model.
Money saven tip: most States have various rebate programs to help encourage you to purchase Energy Star appliances. The rebates are usually subject to available of funds.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 1
Myth: installing an extra insulation blanket on your hot water heater will save energy.
Fact: maybe but you should check first. The idea of adding extra insulation to a home's hot water heater came out of the responses to the energy crisis back in the 1970's. Back then hot water heaters were not much more than a steel tank with very little insulation. So it did make sense to add insulation to your hot water heater of that era. Modern units of the last 15 years or so, have been built with optimal insulation levels for the most part. The potential saving is much less, if not gone completely. The fact is you very will might void the manufacture's warranty. So be sure to check the manufacturer's specifications and directions first.
Money saven tip: the best and sures way to save monet, if you are using an electric hot water heater, is to install and use a timer to control your hot water heater. you see by scheduling the heating only when its needed and turning it off when its not, you'll be able to cut down on the standby loses.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 1
Myth: replacement windows will cut your heating bill by 30% and is always a good idea.
Fact: a window salesmen sure hate this, but the fact is that new windows are usually not economically justifiable. That is unless the windows that are being replaced are in really bad condition, from an energy perspective the amount you'll save will not pay for the investment in new windows for years. When properly installed, new windows will make your home more comfortable.
Money saven tip: most of the time older windows do not need to be replaced. But what they do need is maintenance and the addition of a good quality storm window. The end result of restoration will be a comfortable home with energy efficient. At a fraction of the cost of new windows. For more information about the wisdom and cost effectiveness of restoring your old windows pay a visit to WindowRepair.com
Have a good one
Dale in Vermont
Localism information by Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections blog post 192 - 3 October 2010 Springfield, Vermont
If your Church, Club, Lodge, Organization, Community or if you know of an event being held in Vermont. That could be helped, by having a blog post written to help get the word out about it. Just e-mail me the details, and it will be my pleasure to write about it and post it here on my Vermont blog. The more information you send about the event, the better the blog post can be. You can also send any photos that you would like to have as part of the blog post. This is a 100% Free service thats my plasure to offer communities of Vermont.
Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections
PO Box 570
Charlestown, New Hampshire 03603
Office: 603-826-4207
Cell: 603-477-8072
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker Owner: Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. Copyright 2010 By Dale Baker-all rights reserved.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 2, Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections, would like to go over some myths, facts and mistaken ideas that can cost you and your family money. Some old myths about energy become increasingly expensive. Others have simply become obsolete with advances in technology. While others are misinterpretations of old practices that have passed into home owner foklore.
Myth: Furnace filters are good for the whole season, you only need to change them once in the winter and once in the summer.
Fact: if the filter is restricting air flow at all, its time to change a filter. Just how often really depends on a number of factors such as, how long your system runs, the quality of the filters you use, and even the home's location. Fiberglas mesh filiters generally will clog faster than a more expensive pleated filter.
Money saven tip: investing in a removable electrostatic will usually be your least costly option over a relatively short time. When you need a clean filter all you do, is take the filter out and clean it off per the instruction of the manufacture and then reinstall it. No more disposable filters to buy and throw away. Many of the programmable digital thermostats on the market now a days. Are smart enough to even remind you its time to change your filter.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 2
Myth: Turning your thermostat all the way up or down will heat or cool your home alot faster.
Fact: did your mom ever have you turn the thermostat all the way up, because she was wanting your home to warm up faster? Did it work? The truth is that basic physics and your home's heating and cooling system, is the determining factor as to just how fast the temperature is going to change inside your home. Putting the thermostat all the way to Max, only means if you go off and forget to turn it back down, your going to waste energy and your hard earned money. If your home has a manual thermostat, then only move it to the temperature setting you want the temperature in your home to be.
Money saven tip: Investing in and having a programmable thermostat, and letting it adjust the temperature so you and your family will be comfortable with in your home. A programmable thermostat sure will pay for itself in the very first year.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 2
Myth: You can never add to much insulation.
Fact: there is an optimal amount of insulation that can be added in any given situation. Factors you need to consider include the available space. Do you remember the phrase, To much of a good thing? can hold true, when it comes to insulating. Adding to much insulation, especially when you pack it into to small of a space can be a waste of money, and not improve the energy efficiency of your home.
Money saven tip: Never guess! Be sure of the right insulation levels for your home's location and situation. The US Department of Energy, offers a mighty fine resource. Thats good for existing homes as well as new construction. Take the time to visit the DOE Zip Code Insulation Calculator at www.ornl.gov/~roofs/zip/ziphome.html.
Have a good one
Dale in Vermont
Localism information by Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections blog post 191 - 3 October 2010 Springfield, Vermont
If your Church, Club, Lodge, Organization, Community or if you know of an event being held in Vermont. That could be helped, by having a blog post written to help get the word out about it. Just e-mail me the details, and it will be my pleasure to write about it and post it here on my Vermont blog. The more information you send about the event, the better the blog post can be. You can also send any photos that you would like to have as part of the blog post. This is a 100% Free service thats my plasure to offer communities of Vermont.
Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections
PO Box 570
Charlestown, New Hampshire 03603
Office: 603-826-4207
Cell: 603-477-8072
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker Owner: Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. Copyright 2010 By Dale Baker-all rights reserved.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 3, Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections, would like to go over some myths, facts and mistaken ideas that can cost you and your family money. Some old myths about energy become increasingly expensive. Others have simply become obsolete with advances in technology. While others are misinterpretations of old practices that have passed into home owner foklore.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 3
Myth: Brick or stone homes are more energy efficient than typical frame homes.
Fact: The vast majority of brick or stone homes are actually just a veneer over a wood frame. While more durable than other forms of exterior cladding they offer no efficiency advantage in terms of a home's energy use. For practical purposes the walls of a modern home clad in masonry have to be insulated the same as a frame building sided with wood or vinyl.
Myth: Washing clothes in hot water will kill germs.
A typical home's water temperature is 120 degrees or less, so washing in hot water would be like putting the germs in a hot tub. Our modern laundry detergents are formulated to do their best in cold water. Since heating water is a major energy user it sure makes sense to use cold water and save money.
Vermont Bring Todays Energy Efficiency To Yesteryear's Homes-Series Part 3
Myth: By running a air conditioner's fan continuously will keep your home cooler.
Fact: If the AC fan continuously keeps the moisture removed by the cooling unit from being discharged. That moisture is actualy re-circulated through your home. That is one cause of a cold, clammy-feeling home during ones cooling season.
Money saven tip: To circulate air the best, and the most economical choice is a ceiling fan. You'll find on most ceiling fans is a summer and winter switch that changes the direction of the fan's air flow. You want the air to be pulled upward's in the summer, to cool and downward's in the winter, to heat. Install ceiling fans in the rooms you and your family use the most. And remember to turn the fan off when you or all family members leave the room to save on your electricity bill.
Localism information by Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections blog post 190 - 3 October 2010 Springfield, Vermont
If your Church, Club, Lodge, Organization, Community or if you know of an event being held in Vermont. That could be helped, by having a blog post written to help get the word out about it. Just e-mail me the details, and it will be my pleasure to write about it and post it here on my Vermont blog. The more information you send about the event, the better the blog post can be. You can also send any photos that you would like to have as part of the blog post. This is a 100% Free service thats my plasure to offer communities of Vermont.
Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections
PO Box 570
Charlestown, New Hampshire 03603
Office: 603-826-4207
Cell: 603-477-8072
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker Owner: Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. Copyright 2010 By Dale Baker-all rights reserved.
Don’t Be Left in the Dark, why a backup generator?
An automatic Backup Power Generator system provides power to your home when the electricity goes out. There are many companys that offers the latest in back-up generator technology - allowing customized solutions to provide your family with the appropriate level of protection.
How Does a Automatic Generator Backup Power System Work?
A power outage occurs - within seconds the backup generator begins to provide electricity to selected circuits in your home. When the power is restored, the generator automatically shuts down.
Have a good one
Dale in Vermont
Localism information by Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections blog post 189 - 3 October 2010 Springfield, Vermont
If your Church, Club, Lodge, Organization, Community or if you know of an event being held in Vermont. That could be helped, by having a blog post written to help get the word out about it. Just e-mail me the details, and it will be my pleasure to write about it and post it here on my Vermont blog. The more information you send about the event, the better the blog post can be. You can also send any photos that you would like to have as part of the blog post. This is a 100% Free service thats my plasure to offer communities of Vermont.
Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections
PO Box 570
Charlestown, New Hampshire 03603
Office: 603-826-4207
Cell: 603-477-8072
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker Owner: Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. Copyright 2010 By Dale Baker-all rights reserved.
Copyright photos and Graphics by Dale Baker, all rights reserved and may not be reproduced without the written permission of Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. If Permission is granted, you will need to link back to my website and/or blog providing your site is appropriate for all ages. Property and Copyright 1980-2010 by Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. Thank you for respecting my creative expression and not plagiarizing.
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I am a U.S. Navy Veteran. Knowledge is Your Power For The Freedom of a Worry- Free Home! Total Dedication & Loyalty to you, Only For your Inspection Think of Baker Home Inspection first in Vermont
Knowledge is Your Power For The Freedom of a Worry- Free Home!
By the time we complete the Inspection, you will know the Home or Commercial Property better than the owner does!
I am the owner and operator of Baker Home Inspection and Consulting, Serving Home Buyer's and Home Owner's in Vermont and New Hampshire. I will help open the door for you and your family's security of the home your thinking of buying.
I am a Independent Home Inspector: Providing you a superior level of informed Home Inspection. Specializing in Residential Properties. I truly enjoy working to help folks reach their goal of owning a home.
I am a Certifid Home Inspector, School training I have done: Graduated from Foley Belsaw Institute, Profession Home Inspection Institute. I have taken many advanced Home Inspection course's. I do 90 hours or more Continuing education courses a year. I have earned the U.S. Small Business Administration Certificate for completing the Small Business Primer.
My reputation is very important to me. You can be certain that I want to perform an Inspection we both will be proud of.
I will give my Total Dedication and Loyalty to you my Client Only!
I hope you will be added to my on going list of savvy and satisfied home owning client's.
I take a progressive approach to your Home Inspection so you will have all the information that you and your family will need to determine if your potential home is the right one!
I will look at it as if someone in my own family going to buy and live in the home.
I do not pay any Real Estate Agents, Brokers or any other person(s) for referring me to their Clients nor do I pay them money to be listed as a preferred provider.
I am not in the business of home repair and do not benefit financially from the repair of any defects noted in your inspection report.
My company is locally owned and is not a franchise.
I abide by the NACHI'S Code of Ethics, I also follow the NACHI'S Standard of Practice.
Any and all Safety Concerns will be addressed with you immediately. You can count on me to listen to your concerns about your Home Inspection.
When you think about having a Home Inspection. Think of Baker Home Inspection first!!
A good and fun Energy link for you and the kids: www.energyhog.org
Thank you for stopping by: Always have a fun and good day!
Dale helpping Home Buyers in Vermont
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Disclaimer: Dale Baker Owner of Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections disclaims liability for any damages or losses, direct or indirect that may reult from use of, or reliance on, any information contained in my blog posts, or for the accuracy of comments or opinions expressed by visitors to my blog. The information contained in my blog post/articles are deemed reliable but is not guaranteed, and the opinions expressed in these blog posts/articles, other than those in the comments from other individuals, are mine. Nothing in any of my blog posts/articles or this profile page is deemed to be giving legal advice. Please consult with an attorney or other appropriate professional if you should have a legal, tax, mortgage or other questions.
Visit Vermont.... Whether you are relocating to Vermont or already live in Vermont and you are seeking to have an Home Inspection or Commercial Property Inspection contact me, it would also be my pleasure to show you the Vermont Advantage.
Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections Blog is part of the Active Rain Real Estate Network, which is a social community network made up mostly of Professional's in the Real Estate Industry.
In case you did not notices, all of the graphices and images that I used on my home page, and on my blog post pages. Has messages that will appear, when you move your cursor over them. Why not have a little fun and read them.
I hold the Number One spot on the overall first page for New Hampshire Real Estate Professional's and the Number One spot on the New Hampshire and Vermont Home Inspector's page's here in the ActiveRain Real Estate and Networking blogging community!
Baker Home Commercial Properties Inspections Blog can help You, Thank You for visiting, and its a pleasure to have you stop by, my little ole Blogging Homestead. I've done my best to keep my blog posts simple and straightforward. I've coverd everything from basic home safety, regular home maintenance, Home and Commercial Properties Inspections.
You'll be able to find out about basic household emergencies, plumbing, electrical, and all other things you and your family should be will aware of within your home. Please keep in mind that the blog posts are not a repair manual. And if your home should have a problem come up, then you really should contact the right professional, for that component.
Baker Home Commercial Properties Inspections Blog can help You, What my blog posts are really all about, is to help you understand about the many components of your home, and what to look for and how to avoid the basic problems that can occur around your home.
With all of that in mind, I'd like to Thank You once again for choosing to visit my little ole Blogging Homestead. Please feel free to share with your friends, and come back as often, as you would like.
Baker Home Commercial Properties Inspections Blog can help You, and of course, if you should have any questions about your home and would like me to inspect your home to help you avoid the critical problems that inevitably and eventually strike most homeowners, be sure to give me a call or send off an e-maill my way. I can help you better understand your home and address potential problems before they become serious ones.
I'm a Certified Professional Home Commercial Properties Inspector, and you can rest easy knowing that after I've examined your home, you'll get a full report presented in a clear, complete and professional manner.
I'll take the appropriate measures to make sure that you are very familiar with the home and the condition of its major components.
Baker Home Commercial Properties Inspections Blog can help You, home ownership is a wonderful experience, but its not without its pitfalls. The good news is that the right information can help to ensure that the pitfalls are minimized and truly maximize the enjoyment of your home, for you and your family.
Thank You once again for visiting my little ole Blogging Homestead, I hope you find the blog posts here to be helpful to you and your family.
Link to the Green Mountain State, Vermont website
A good Energy link for you and the kids, www.energyhog.org
Highly important notice to all spammers, scammers, and penny pump and dumpers. You'll get no respect on this blog. Don't bother submitting fraudulent or any of your misleading information on this blog. Any piece of content sumitted on this blog can be removed at the sole discretion of Baker Home, Commercial Properties Inspection and Consulting. So you can just take your spam some where else!
I use only high-tech inspection equipment.I maintain a high-tech office environment with state-of-the-art computers,copiers and high-end printers! I produce comprehensive,high quality computerized reports with digital photos! Knowledge is power and my inspections give you the facts you need to be an informed buyer. You will learn which items may need attention and whether something is a major concern or simply cosmetic.
Although not required, it would be good that you attend the inspection so that you can get a clear explanation of the condition of the structure, observe the systems. The typical home inspection takes approximately 2-3 hours depending on the size and condition of the house.
As a buyer,you should require an inspection at the time you make a formal offer.Make sure the Purchase and Sales Agreement( Contract )you are signing has an home inspection contingency.Then,arrange for me or an inspector of your choosing to inspect the property.Following this you should pay close attention to the inspection report.If you arent comfortable with what I find,you should ask that the seller correct the problems before your closing,negotiate a lower purchase price or obtain better terms to compensate.
Let me inject some age old reality. As many good and ethical Real Estate Listing and Buyer Agents as there are out there a few ruin it for the rest. My experience has shown that when Real Estate Agents try rushing the inspector,start disputing the inspector's findings while on site,question the inspector's work at the site or off, I am left with the feeling that they are truely NOT representing you the Buyer but are more interested in the sale and commission! Even Agents with many years of experience. In my opinion,a good Buyer Agent will support his or her's client's wishes and if an inspector finds problems with a property the Buyer Agent should achnowledge such,not dispute it! If problems exist,what's there to dispute?
Is your Buyer Agent representing YOU Only or Not? Stay sharp and good luck! Getting a home inspection? Good idea.
But don't forget to get a neighborhood inspection too. Let www.NeighborhoodEnvironmental.com research your city and send you a report which includes everything from the status of local hazardous waste sites to health risks specific to your neighborhood.
Konwledge is Your Power For The Freedom of a Worry- Free Home!
SPECIAL NOTE TO U.S. MILITARY PERSONNEL: If you are a veteran returning from a tour of duty in Iraq or Afghanistan, it is my honor to inspect your new stateside home - with the full amount of services offered by my company - with $75.00 off my fee. Please arrange for this special just for you at the time that you set up the appointment for the inspection.
The Top 5 Areas of inspection: Roof Structure, Foundatation/Structure/Drainage,Heating/Cooling,Electrical,Plumbing.
Electrical Accessible wiring from the Street to the Meter and Service Panel; Main Disconnect and Service Amperage, Electrical Panels, Breakers and / or Fuses, Grounding and Bonding, GFCI's and AFCI's
Some good Websites: www.firesafet.gov , www.homesafetcounil.org , www.nh.gov , www.epa.gov , www.chasetoppers.com
www.repair-home.com , Cool Home Search tool, www.HomeScoutReport.net , Student Conservation Association , www.thesca.org
I'll be adding links, to some of my posts written for First Time Home Buys, and folks that are even buying their second home. To maker easyer for you to find them (the links will open in a new window):
Dale's News Report- Pre-1980 Structures
Dale's News Report- After You receive Your Inspection Report
Dale's News Report- Come along on a Home Inspection with me
Dale's News Report- This could very will light up your life - or end it
Dale's News Report- Lets talk about the upstairs guard rail
Dale's News Report- Lets take a look at the Vegetation
Dale's News Report- Lets take a look at a Tree in the Fall Zone
Dale's News Report- Does the yard have a Negative
Dale's News Report- Heres what I found with the Exterior Trim
Dale's News Report- What will we find around the Coverd Porch Area
Dale's News Report- A Basement and Crawlspace Inspection
Dale's News Report- Lets take a look at the two Chimneys
Links to some new blog posts:
Baker Home, CommeProperties Inspections and Consultingrcial
Life Expectancy of Home Componts New Hampshire and Vermont
A Home's Oil Furnace The Series Windsor County Vermont Home Buyers Part 1
A Home's Oil Furnace The Series Windsor County Vermont Home Buyers Part 2
A Home's Oil Furnace The Series Windsor County Vermont Home Buyers Part 3
A Home's Oil Furnace The Series Windsor County Vermont Home Buyers Accompany Series Post 1
A Home's Oil Furnace The Series Windsor County Vermont Home Buyers Accompany Series Post 2
A Home's Oil Furnace The Series Windsor County Vermont Home Buyers Accompany Series Post 3
Your Private Septie System and the Soil Type on your Property Part One
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Part 1
The following blog post link, is a four part series - there are links to each part on the posts:
Coal Firing Furnaces-New Hampshire and Vermont Series Part one
Coal Firing Furnaces-New Hampshire and Vermont Series Part Two
Coal Firing Furnaces-New Hampshire and Vermont Series Part Three
Coal Firing Furnaces-New Hampshire and Vermont Series Part Four
Links to blog posts, about New Hampshire and Vermont:
Things are starting to Change here in New Hampshire and Vermont
Things to do and see in Sullivan County Blog Posts:
Pow Wow's in New Hampshire For September 2009
Claremont New Hampshire's Fall Festival, Come One and All
Vermont
Springfield, North Springfield, Ascutney, Windsor, Hartland, North Hartland,
Hartford, BellowsFalls,Rockingham,Newfane, Putney,Dummerston,
Brattleboro, West Brattleboro, Vernon
New Hampshire
Charlestown, South Charlestown, North Charleatown, Unity, Claremont, Newport, North Newport, Sunapee
My service area is constantly expanding. Plesase feel free to e-mail me or call about a town your thinking of buying a home in.
Disclaimer: Any of the information herein may come from various sources, some of
which may not be reliable and may change without any kind of notice. Dale Baker does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and the information provided is without any kind of warranties, either express or implied. The information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments left by others may not express the views of the author. Dale Baker Owner: Baker Home and Commercial Properties Inspections. Copyright 1989-2011 By Dale Baker-all rights reserved.
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