41. Aboriginal First Nation Native American Resources History Research Turtle Island native Network Your best online source for Aboriginal news ClickHere for Aboriginal, first nation, native American Education Resources http://www.turtleisland.org/resources/resources.htm

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42. Aboriginal, First Nations, Native Americans Accountability Governance Financial first Nations, Aboriginal Communities and the Accountability of first NationsReporting Guide, , native American Finance Officers http://www.turtleisland.org/news/news-accountable.htm

Accountability "Sound financial management is a pillar of strength and will help lift our communities out of the third world and into the age of innovation" by AFN National Chief Phil Fontaine February 26, 2004 First Nations, Aboriginal Communities and the Accountability of Governments - News and Issues Accountability and the Canada/Aboriginal Roundtable Treasury Board President promises greater accountability - details of First Nations and Aboriginal spending by government to be made public Hundreds of thousands of dollars that was supposed to be for First Nations and Metis people mis-used by Aboriginal agencies in Saskatchewan Outrageous mismanagement at Aiyawin, whose mandate is to provide housing for low income and elderly Aboriginals Swan Lake First Nation members elected new chief on promise of more accountability Metis Addictions Council of Saskatchewan mis-used funds, according to provincial auditor Independent review says Metis Nation of Saskatchewan election was unfair and undemocratic 44 fraud-related charges laid against Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation councilor Hundreds of First Nations late audits prompt Indian Affairs to impose stiff penalties First Nations chiefs defend spending thousands of dollars to attend exclusive garden party with Prime Minister Pine Creek First Nation woman charged by Mounties for taking more than $100,000 council funds

43. Links first Nations/first Peoples Issues mega links info sources including Leonard native Pages from StFXU Canadian, Micmac/mikmaq, American sites http://www.albertafriendshipcentres.ca/ANFCA_Links/LINKS_MAIN.htm

44. Flags Of The Native Peoples Of Canada Odanak first nation (Abenaki), Quebec (possibly used by the Wôlinak first nationas well) Go to the story of The Flags of the native American Peoples. http://users.aol.com/donh523/navapage/canada.htm

Canadian Native Peoples' Flags - a Sampler Information gathered from various sources including the "The Flags of Aspirant Peoples" flag chart, and Flagscan, the journal of the Canadian Flag Association The following are just a few of the many flags employed by Native Peoples stretching from the Arctic to the Canadian/ U.S. border. Far too many exist to offer a comprehensive introduction on this page. Four new Quebec entries have been supplied by Luc Baronian of New Brunswick The Atlantic Provinces The Innu of Newfoundland, Labrador, and Quebec The Eel Ground Mikmaq Reserve - New Brunswick The Micmaq National flag - Atlantic Provinces The Mikmaq - Atlantic Provinces The Micmaq Warrior Society - Atlantic Provinces The Province of Quebec The Abenaki, Eastern Quebec The Kawawachikamach Band of the Naskapi Nation, Quebec The Kuujjuaraapik Whapmagoostui (Inuit and Cree), Quebec The Matimekush Lac John Band (Innu-Montagnais Nation), Quebec The Ouje Bougounou Cree, Quebec The Province of Ontario The Beaver Lake Tribe The Chippewa of the Thames River, Ontario

45. Listings Nova Scotia: Culture - Native & First Nations - Complete List Acadia first nation, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada Acadia first nation Welcome to Red Crane Gallery Mi kmaq, Mic Mac, native American Art (Millbrook) http://listingsca.com/Nova-Scotia/Society/Native/complete.asp

USA United Kingdom Maps Weather ... Nova Scotia - Back to Complete List - 27 Listings Page 1 of 1 Search Search whole world Complete Directory In Nova Scotia Only Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General document.write('View with No Descriptions'); document.write(showjumpasp('842314', 'http%3A%2F%2Fculturecanada%2Egc%2Eca%2Fchdt%2Finterface%2Finterface2%2Ensf%2FengdocBasic%2F21%2E8%2E2%2Ehtml', 'ca', 'ca')); Aboriginal Culture and Heritage - Nova Scotia document.write(showlinkcentral('842314', 'http%3A%2F%2Fculturecanada%2Egc%2Eca%2Fchdt%2Finterface%2Finterface2%2Ensf%2FengdocBasic%2F21%2E8%2E2%2Ehtml')); Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information Nova Scotia Aboriginal Culture and Heritage Nova Scotia Aboriginal Culture and Heritage Archaeology Architecture Archives and ... http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.8.2.html (Added Oct 30, 2003 - Hits: 213)

46. Native Geographies: Tribal Nations Case Studies & Links GEOGRAPHY / AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES 322 / 522; native GEOGRAPHIES native Americansand the Environment first nation Information Project http://www.uwec.edu/grossmzc/nations.html

GEOGRAPHY / AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES 322 / 522 NATIVE GEOGRAPHIES Professor Zoltan Grossman GENERAL NATIVE LINKS Wisconsin / Great Lakes: North America: Canada: Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council NativeNews on-line First Nations Environmental Network Indian Country Wisconsin ... The Circle (Minneapolis) United States: Native Resources on Internet International Indigenous: U.S. Census Data Native media Center for World Indigenous Studies Tribal Census Tract Outline Maps ... Globalization effects on Indigenous Peoples (pdf map) National Park Service Tribal Preservation ESRI Native Conservation papers links Sacred Land Film Project ... Cultural property TRIBAL NATION CASE STUDIES Map of nations The books and websites are not necessarily endorsed by Professor Grossman as complete or accurate sources; all should be read critically. Major geography-related link suggestions are welcome. Links are subject to change! Tribal nation Other tribal name(s) (and language family) Lands in states/ provinces Book/chapter sources (check in library Native website sources and current issues Student Lake Superior Ojibwe Chippewa, Anishinaabeg

47. History Items And American Indian Events produced and hosted the first mikmaq Radio Show of native issues for SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN native NATIONS PROCESSION http://www.danielnpaul.com/HistoryItemsAndCommunityEvents.html

HOME CONTACT WEBSITE MAP MAP: ... Non-First Nation Websites Journalist And Reviewer Consultant Indian Act And Related Issues Justice Of The Peace Daniel N. Paul Resume ... History Bits And Native American News Events Benjamin Franklin Franklin wrote the following after a large group of innocent Indians were massacred because of the actions of others from another Tribe: "If an Indian injures me, does it follow that I may revenge that Injury on all Indians "It is well known that Indians are of different Tribes, Nations and Languages, as well as the White People. "In Europe , if the French , who are White People, should injure the Dutch , are they to revenge it on the English , because they too are White People? "The only Crime of these poor Wretches seems to have been, that they had a reddish brown Skin, and black Hair; and some People of that Sort, it seems, had murdered some of our Relations. "If it be right to kill Men for such a Reason, then, should any Man, with a freckled Face and red Hair, kill a Wife or Child of mine, it would be right for me to revenge it, by killing all the freckled red-haired Men, Women and Children, I could afterwards any where meet with." Bald Eagle Study By Leonard Paul Widely Acclaimed Mi'kmaq Artist NOTE: If you would like to have a history item, or news event, considered for posting, please send to:

48. Mi'kmaq First Nation History: We Were Not The Savages - Reviews first nation Education, Business, History, etc., Websites TWENTYfirst-CENTURYEDITION. Collision between. native American and European Civilizations http://www.danielnpaul.com/WeWereNotTheSavages-Mi'kmaqHistory-Reviews.html

HOME CONTACT WEBSITE MAP MAP: ... The Savages" Reviews: "We Were Not The Savages" Samples: Page One Of Each Chapter "We Were Not ... History Bits And Native American News Events In July 1763, General Jeffery Amherst, the Commander-in-Chief of British forces in North America, sent a memo to Colonel Bouquet, a Huguenot in the service of England, asking: "Could it not be contrived to send the Smallpox among the disaffected Tribes of Indians?" Bouquet replied: "I will try to inoculate the Indians with some blankets that may fall into their hands, and take care not to get the disease myself." Amherst answered: "You will do well to try to inoculate the Indians by means of blankets." (pg. 165 - We were Not the Savages) Heron 2 By Leonard Paul Widely Acclaimed Mi'kmaq Artist REVIEWS We Were Not the Savages: TWENTY-FIRST-CENTURY EDITION Collision between: Native American and European Civilizations: A Mi'kmaq Perspective Fernwood Publishing - BLACK ROCK, NS ISBN 1-55266-039-7. The following are selected quotes from book reviews by professional educators: "We Were Not the Savages is a provocative and excellent book. A work that deserves the highest praise. It is brave, insightful, unflinching and above all honest. And, most important, it greatly enhances our positive images of Amerindians."

49. Micmac Nation The first rays of sunrise to touch North America in Micmac country. they haveremained among the most firmly converted of all native American groups. http://www.manataka.org/page249.html

Home History Trading Warrior's ... Feature Stories Thanks for browsing MAIC...... What's Next? Speak Cherokee Story of Manataka HISTORY MICMAC HOMELAND Shared by White Owl (Gu'gu'Gwes) The name Micmac or Mi'kmaq (singular: Mi'kmaw) means "my kin; my friends," and has various spellings: Mikmaq , Micmac , Mikmak, Lnu'k and Miqmak. The Micmac live in the Maritime Provinces of Canada, including Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Gaspè Peninsula of Qùebec. They are also found in Maine and Massachusetts in the United States. The Canadian Maritimes are located in the Northeastern corner of North America. The combination of rugged Atlantic coastline and the lush green forests is magnificent. The contrast breathtaking. The Mi'kmaq eat a large variety of seafood found in the ocean and forest animals such as moose, elk and deer. The first rays of sunrise to touch North America in Micmac country. The Micmac are an Algonquian speaking people. Before the 16th and 17th centuries, the Micmac were semi-nomadic as they followed the seasonal food supplies. Due to the area in which they lived the Micmacs applied few, if any, sedentary agricultural practices into their daily lives. The Atlantic seaboard, so far up the northern end of the continent, has long cold winters; this translates into short growing seasons.

50. Mikmaq.ca Business Directory - Arts & Crafts Assembly of first Nations Atlantic Policy Congress Quality native Americancrafts from local tribes including the Micmac people of northern Maine. http://www.mikmaq.ca/directory/arts_crafts.html

WWW.MIKMAQ.CA Mi'kmaq Database Mi'kmaq Culture Mi'kmaq History Mi'kmaq Language Mi'kmaq Resources ... Mi'kmaqs in the News Other Aboriginal Resources Aboriginal.ca Aboriginal Affairs - NS Assembly of First Nations Atlantic Policy Congress ... Congress of Aboriginal People We will be continuting to add more business listings to all the categories within the directory, as they are submitted to us. Autumn Leaf Productions Mi'kmaq owned and operated. We strive on providing a variety of authentic handmade crafts and artworkm both locally and regionally made. RR#1 South Brookfield, Queen's County, NS, B0T 1X0 Phone: (902) 682-2411 Website: http://www.autumnleafproductions.ca Email: mlabrador@auracom.com David Sanipass Flutes Hand carved traditional Mi'kmaq flutes. P.O. Box 75, Gouldsboro, ME 04607 Website: http://www.wldwind.com/sanipass.htm Email: micmacflute@mfx.net Miawpukek Micmac Crafts The 25 to 30 Micmac women of the Conne River Reserve who produce Micmac crafts, keep alive the traditions and skills of our crafts people. PO Box 10, Conne River, NF, A0H 1J0

51. Canku Ota - February 12, 2000 - Mikmaq Canku Ota A Newsletter Celebrating native America Workshops will be heldin various first Nations communities around the province in the coming months http://www.turtletrack.org/Issues00/Co02122000/CO_02122000_mikmaq.htm

Canku Ota - A Newsletter Celebrating Native America February 12, 2000 - Issue 03 Mi'kmaq to Produce Children's Books Canadian Aboriginal News Mi'kmaq Flag Mi'kmaq elders are teaming up with parents and children to turn storytelling into children's books. The $6,000 project, spearheaded by the Kjipuktuk Aboriginal College in Halifax, is one of 10 initiatives to get funding from a new family literacy endowment fund. The recipients were announced Thursday to coincide with Family Literacy Day in Nova Scotia. "There are very few books that reflect Mi'kmaq heritage and culture for parents to read to their children,'' said Cheryl Lynn Hagan Deschamps, the college's family literacy co-ordinator. Workshops will be held in various First Nations communities around the province in the coming months. Parents will hone their literacy skills by producing four books based on storytelling sessions. Children will illustrate the books, which will be published in English and Mi'kmaq. Hagan Deschamps said the college, based at the Micmac Native Friendship Centre in Halifax, will share the books with day-care centres, kindergartens and other youth programs throughout Atlantic Canada.

52. NativeWeb Home information and archives maintained by first Nations web site. a cool placewith lots of cool things and lots of native american site links http://www.nativeweb.org/resources.php?name=MicMac&type=1&nation=216

53. NativeWeb Resources: Individual Artists Like generations of Métis and first nation women beadworkers and quillworkersbefore her suggested nation Lac Courte Oreilles native American Fine Art, http://www.nativeweb.org/resources/art_artisans_galleries/individual_artists/

Home Login Contact Us Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World Resources Community Services About Us Resource Center Internet Links Nations Index Geographic Region Index Search the Site ... Top 5 Percent Hosted Resources Hosted Pages NativeLaw News NativeTech Site Information Get your FREE EMAIL @NativeWeb.Net! Community About Us DONATE NOW! ... Resource Database Individual Artists Resources: 96 listings Name and Description Nation Location Hits A.J.Isbister Enjoy the beauty of original art from one of Canada's great Aboriginal Artists. Mr. Isbister's works are a combination of contemporary and stylized art. Much of his works are based on Aboriginal Folk Lore. Abenaki Art Works Abenaki Canada Originals by Abenaki Artist Carmen Hathaway Ahasiw Maskegon-Iskwew Metis Canada Ahasiw Maskegon-Iskwew is Métis from northern Alberta. He is editor of the ConunDrum Online Aboriginal Arts Magazine that premiered in July 2005 produced by Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery. He has exhibited internationally and his writing has been published in Fuse, MIX and the anthologies "The Multiple and Mutable Subject, and Caught in the Act. New articles will be appearing in the anthologies Transmission, Technology and Tradition, INDIANacts and Tiré à part/Off Printing. Alaskan Native artist Clarissa Hudson Tlingit US - Northwest Alaskan Native artist Clarissa Hudson, Chilkat Blanket weaving, ceremonial button blanket robes, paintings, sculpture, fabric art, information about Northwest Coast art and artists, Tlingit Indian.

54. Society Ethnicity The Americas Indigenous Native Americans Tribes, Nations And B CanadaOl.com Society Ethnicity The Americas Indigenous native americans Tribes, A source of information on first Nations in Canada and information http://www.canadaol.com/dir/index.php/Society/Ethnicity/The_Americas/Indigenous/

CANADA Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon Search: search the entire directory search this category only Top Society Ethnicity Indigenous ... Anna Mae Pictou Aquash See also: Society: Ethnicity: The Americas: Indigenous: Native Americans: Tribes, Nations and Bands: Federations: Wabanaki Acadia First Nation - Information on this Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, Indian band. Chapel Island - Official homepage of this Canadian First Nation, with cultural,political, and historical information. Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq - An organization that was formed in 1986 by the band councils of six mainland Nova Scotia First Nations. Eskasoni and Unama'ki Mi'kmaq - Resources for various Mi'kmaq communities. Federation of Newfoundland Indians - Cultural, historical, and bureaucratic information from the organization representing the Micmac people of Newfoundland. Indian Head First Nations - Information and links about the Newfoundland Mi'kmaq and the Indian Head First Nations Band. Kitpu First Nation - Official website of the Mi'kmaq band of the Port au Port Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada. History, culture, language, and governmental information. Ktaqamkuk Mi'kmaq Alliance - Information on heritage and contemporary issues from a Mi'kmaq cultural organization.

55. Shunpiking Online Vol 01 No 08 Solidarity message of native American and political prisoner Leonard Peltier to first mikmaq / first NATIONS HISTORY SUPPLEMENT. Shunpiking, Volume 4 http://www.shunpiking.com/ol0108/first_nations.htm

SITE SEARCH ARCHIVE Oct./Dec.2000 Spring and Summer 2004 Special Online Feature Gustafsen Lake Defenders demand public inquiry Since the end of the standoff, Defenders have called for an inquiry into the military siege. Red-X Speaks: House Mohawk continues to disparage Field Warriors After visiting the field of battle at Kanehsatake, Red-X dropped by the spacious offices of MNN and parted with some of his infinite wisdom on the situation. "Reconciliation" for whom? (22 April 2004) New Brunswick is fighting the Joshua Bernard Decision. TONY SEED Joshua Bernard Decision: Some facts behind the Decision. (22 April 2004) ANDREA BEAR NICHOLAS The American Empire and the Fourth World. Preface by ANTHONY HALL B.C. First Nations launches sour gas lawsuit sour gas. "We must be able to hunt and fish and live on our land again... " LLOYD DOLHA Venezuela and Indigenous Rights. A threat to the hegemony of the elite and neo-liberalism. GLOBAL EXHANGE Call for a public inquiry on Gustafsen Lake.

56. Mi'kmaq / First Nations History Suppliment Shunpiking Vol 5 No 5, Issue # 38 on the Collision between European and native American Civilizations. North America was a land of many nations, each quite culturally different. http://www.shunpiking.com/mikmaq/shun050538.htm

people of the dawn Second Annual Mi'kmaq / First Nations History Supplement VOLUME 5, NUMBER 38 / OCTOBER/DECEMBER, 2000 re-claiming history n Essay. We Were Not the Savages: a Mi'kmaq Perspective on the Collision between European and Native American Civilizations. By Daniel N. Paul The social structures and democratic forms of government found in the Americas were deemed by the European ruling classes as a serious threat to their own exercise of absolute power and unchallenged authority. The determination the European aristocracy displayed in their efforts to destroy the Amerindians speaks for itself. n Document. Story of the Missing 'S' . By Sandra Smith Something happened in Vienna at the World Conference on Human Rights held in June 1993 which merits attention. It concerns the story of the missing ‘s'. At issue was the insistence of the official Canadian delegation at the conference to have the final conference document refer to indigenous peoples as indigenous people a critical difference in terms of definition, with significant legal ramifications. n Chronology: Atlantic Canada Treaties of Peace and Friendship or Subjugation?

57. The Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage Centre UCCB s Mi kmaq Resource Centre mikmaq Net first Nations Directory native American History and Culture (Smithsonian Institution) http://cbmuseums.tripod.com/PreviouslyFeaturedMuseums/WCHC.html

Home About the CBMN History (Background) CBMN Staff ... Contact Us Cape Breton Museums Network On the shores of the Bras d'Or Lake, Cape Breton Island The petroglyph reads: Ta'n Lnu Tele'k (The Way a Mi'kmaq Lives) The First Nation community of Wagmatcook lies 10 miles west of Baddeck, along the shores of the famous Bras d'Or Lake. It has approximately 600 people. The Wagmatcook Centre (inaugurated in June 2001), the first of its kind on a First Nation Reserve, offers an interpretive learning experience and welcomes you to experience Mi'kmaq culture. Areas of interest: Cultural history, ethnology, religion, traditional medicine, genealogy, history, technology, trades, hunting and fishing, transportation Surface area: Building: 28,700 sq. ft; Museum: 1,576 sq. ft. In the main foyer of the Centre, a stained glass window with a flying eagle. Description, purpose: Dedicated to learning and reviving the Mi'kmaq culture in the First Nation community of Wagmatcook and beyond. An excursion through time. Mi'kmaq guides interprete their culture and traditions, and give a glimpse into the lives of their people, through the tales of the centuries. Highlights of the Centre: Noteworthy are the stained glass work (picture above), the Mi'kmaq murals by Arlene Christmas (Dozay) and, in the Great Hall, the vaulted ceiling.

58. The Fourth Annual Native American Music Awards Welcome to the native American Music Association. NAMA helps America remember its Edmund Bull, End of the Trail, Cree Little Pine first nation http://www.nativeamericanmusic.org/db/Artist.cfm

Discography Artist Category Title ... Search NAMA Archives Listed By Artist Artist - Full Name Title Heritage A. Paul Ortega Three Worlds Mescalero Apache Loving Ways Aaron Peters Unafraid n/a Alex Maldonado Desert Breeze Yaqui Alice Gomez Obsidian Butterfly Aztec, Mexican Indian, Latino Alph Secakuku Songs From The Fourth World Pleasant Music from Hopi Land Hopi Alph Secakuku Rain Songs Hopi Katsina Prayers for Life Hopi Andrew Vasquez An American Indian V3 Kiowa - Apache Andrew Vasquez Wind River Kiowa / Apache Andrew Vasquez Vasquez Kiowa Apache Annie Humphrey The Heron Smiled Lakota ? Apache Spirit Native Country Apache Arawak Mountain Singers Feel the Thunder Jicarilla Apache', Taino-Arawak, Pueble, Cherokee Archie Cheechoo Child of the North Cree Arigon Starr Meet the Diva Kickapoo Arigon Starr Wind-Up Kickapoo Art Moosomin Straight From The Heart Tribute Album n/a Atoll Atoll Anthology "You've got something to hold on to" Crow Atsa Butte Singers N 2 Tha Millennium Dine' Aztlan Underground Decolonize n/a Aztlan Underground Sub-Verses n/a B. C. Smith Smoke Signals various Djam Leelii: The Adventurers Senegalese (Africa) Beaver Chief Red Cedar Medicine Circle Songs Lummi Bijou Phillips I'd Rather Eat Glass n/a Bill Miller Raven in the Snow Mohican Bill Miller Ghostdance Mohican Bill Miller The Red Road Mohican Bill Miller, Robert Mirabal, and The Smokey Town Singers

59. The Fourth Annual Native American Music Awards Welcome to the native American Music Association. NAMA helps America remember its Country Rock, Indian Boy, Edmund Bull, Cree Little Pine first nation http://www.nativeamericanmusic.org/db/category.cfm

Discography Artist Category Title ... Search NAMA Archives Listed By Category Category Title Artist - Full Name Heritage Afro-Brazilian The Library of Congress Endangered Music Project n/a Brazilian / African Alternative / Rock Music From A Painted Cave Robert Mirabal with the Rare Tribal Mob Taos Pueblo Alternative Folk Rock Sacred Voices December Wind Mohawk Blues Things We Do Indigenous Nakota Blues Pachyderm Sessions Indigenous Nakota Blues Love-in-a-Mist Indigenous Nakota Blues Blues This Morning Indigenous Nakota Blues Out of the Blues Rita Coolidge Cherokee Blues Twice As Good Red Man Blues n/a Blues Cheyenne Blue Rev. Gary Small and the Deacons Cheyenne Blues Live - Blues from the Sky Indigenous Nakota Blues Rainy Blackhawk Blues Band n/a Blues Roughin' It The Rough n' Ready Billy Joe Green Band Ojibway Blues Awake Indigenous Nakota Blues Blues Nation Blues Nation Blues Like a Tormado Greg Serrato n/a Blues Tom Ware Blues My Love is Dangerous Butch Mudbone and the Wolfpack n/a Blues Jimmy Wolf Jimmy Wolf Mohawk Blues 500 Years of the Blues Tracy Lee Nelson n/a Blues Raw Blues Jimmy Wolf Mohawk Blues Circle Indigenous Nakota Blues / Rock Arianna Rain Steel River Lakota (Wanagi Oyate) Blues Rock One Step Ahead Vince Converse Sioux ?

60. ACS-AES Canadian Aboriginal Diversity The Canadian Indigenous and native Studies Association (CINSA) is a community ofscholars Chiefs of Ontario is a coordinating body for 134 first nation http://www.acs-aec.ca/cdnDiversity/english/aboriginal/index.asp?flag=1&letter=C

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