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The ICF Freestyle World Championships just took place in Sort, Spain, returning to the small town in the Pyrenees Mountains for the first time since 2001. For us at Kayak Session, it is a very special place and an occasion to celebrate. It is where we launched 18 years ago. When we presented the very first issue of Kayak Session Magazine next to the river in Sort, little did we know that we would be here 18 years later. Our goal, our vision was to produce a quality whitewater magazine. As readers turned the pages of Issue #0, presented to the public for the first time in that Catalunyan mountain resort, there was the thrill of finally seeing whitewater portrayed the way it deserves to be. But many wondered about…

The ICF Freestyle World Championships just took place in Sort, Spain, returning to the small town in the Pyrenees Mountains for the first time since 2001. For us at Kayak Session, it is a very special place and an occasion to celebrate. It is where we launched 18 years ago. When we presented the very first issue of Kayak Session Magazine next to the river in Sort, little did we know that we would be here 18 years later. Our goal, our vision was to produce a quality whitewater magazine. As readers turned the pages of Issue #0, presented to the public for the first time in that Catalunyan mountain resort, there was the thrill of finally seeing whitewater portrayed the way it deserves to be. But many wondered about our ability…

WORLD WHITEWATER NEWS

NEWS AND HAPPENINGS PADDLE EXPO, NUREMBERG, GERMANY, OCTOBER 4TH-6TH 2019 The 2019 PADDLEexpo, in partnership with the German Canoe Federation, will once again take place in Nuremberg, Germany, from the 4th-6th of October 2019. See the latest and the greatest in the Paddle Sports Industry, from the newest gear to the hottest trends and innovations. PADDLEexpo is the leading, paddle-sports exclusive trade fair in the world. More than a chance to show off new products, the Expo is a global meetup and networking event for buyers, manufacturers, importers, retailers, athletes, media, and associations. PADDLEexpo also functions as a hub for information distribution regarding rentals, event management, incentives, and watersports tourism.With over 1400 visitors and 140 booths in 2018, 2019 is set to be even bigger and better.For more information, visit Paddleexpo.com. See…

WORLD WHITEWATER NEWS

WORLD WHITEWATER NEWS

NEWS AND HAPPENINGS PADDLE EXPO, NUREMBERG, GERMANY, OCTOBER 4TH-6TH 2019 The 2019 PADDLEexpo, in partnership with the German Canoe Federation, will once again take place in Nuremberg, Germany, from the 4th-6th of October 2019. See the latest and the greatest in the Paddle Sports Industry, from the newest gear to the hottest trends and innovations. PADDLEexpo is the leading, paddle-sports exclusive trade fair in the world. More than a chance to show off new products, the Expo is a global meetup and networking event for buyers, manufacturers, importers, retailers, athletes, media, and associations. PADDLEexpo also functions as a hub for information distribution regarding rentals, event management, incentives, and watersports tourism.With over 1400 visitors and 140 booths in 2018, 2019 is set to be even bigger and better.For more information, visit…

WORLD WHITEWATER NEWS

BIGGIE SMALLS, HIGH WATER ROUGE RIVER, QUEBEC, CANADA, APRIL 2019 During spring run-off, Stakeout connoisseurs frequent the Rouge River to paddle a short section with a roughly one-kilometer-long highlight rapid. The aptly-named Gauntlet has hosted both the Whitewater Grand Prix and Unleashed boatercross events, yet neither has managed to hit it at peak flows. Yes, you are reading that right. What you have seen gets bigger. The section roosts as the water rises, keeping kayakers hooked and craving more. In 2019 the water levels rose and rose, roads were being cautioned, and homeowners were driving through the river in their front lawns. On April 25th, the area was emergency evacuated because the decommissioned, 100+-year-old Bells Falls Dam was at risk of failure. The dam was engineered to withstand 1000 cms. The…

BIGGIE SMALLS, HIGH WATER ROUGE RIVER, QUEBEC, CANADA, APRIL 2019 During spring run-off, Stakeout connoisseurs frequent the Rouge River to paddle a short section with a roughly one-kilometer-long highlight rapid. The aptly-named Gauntlet has hosted both the Whitewater Grand Prix and Unleashed boatercross events, yet neither has managed to hit it at peak flows. Yes, you are reading that right. What you have seen gets bigger. The section roosts as the water rises, keeping kayakers hooked and craving more. In 2019 the water levels rose and rose, roads were being cautioned, and homeowners were driving through the river in their front lawns. On April 25th, the area was emergency evacuated because the decommissioned, 100+-year-old Bells Falls Dam was at risk of failure. The dam was engineered to withstand 1000 cms.…

DURANCE FESTIVAL, DURANCE VALLEY, FRANCE, JULY 2019 With a record attendance of 199 registered paddlers, the 2019 edition of the Durance Whitewater Festival will be one to remember. Kayak Session Magazine is proud to partner with NRS to inspire a revival of sorts in this remarkable French river valley. It had been over a decade since the Rabioux campsite was filed by cars and vans with watercraft perched atop their roofs.The festival has become the mid-summer European rendez-vous for whitewater paddlers. This year rafters, supers, open canoeist and a big turnout of packrafters, all came to take part in the races or just enjoy the vibe.The new creek race – the Gorge Guil Chrono attracted 72 racers in multiple classes.The prize money for the win in the short boat class went…

DURANCE FESTIVAL, DURANCE VALLEY, FRANCE, JULY 2019 With a record attendance of 199 registered paddlers, the 2019 edition of the Durance Whitewater Festival will be one to remember. Kayak Session Magazine is proud to partner with NRS to inspire a revival of sorts in this remarkable French river valley. It had been over a decade since the Rabioux campsite was filed by cars and vans with watercraft perched atop their roofs.The festival has become the mid-summer European rendez-vous for whitewater paddlers. This year rafters, supers, open canoeist and a big turnout of packrafters, all came to take part in the races or just enjoy the vibe.The new creek race – the Gorge Guil Chrono attracted 72 racers in multiple classes.The prize money for the win in the short boat class…

PADDLE PEAK INITIATIVE, PEAK DISTRICT, UK Pete Astles of Peak UK has recently set up the Paddle Peak initiative to help to promote paddle sports in the Peak District area of the UK. The initiative aims to meet a wide range of objectives, including access, inspire, care, share, and promote. By engaging the local communities, Pete is hoping that more access can be granted to the multitude of rivers in the area, allowing more paddle sports to happen. Astles hopes to encourage everyone to take part in caring for the river; to inspire them to pick up rubbish instead of pretending it is someone else's problem. However, he doesn’t want to do this alone. By reaching out to local angler clubs, businesses, and communities,Astles hopes to have everyone involved in sharing…

PADDLE PEAK INITIATIVE, PEAK DISTRICT, UK Pete Astles of Peak UK has recently set up the Paddle Peak initiative to help to promote paddle sports in the Peak District area of the UK. The initiative aims to meet a wide range of objectives, including access, inspire, care, share, and promote. By engaging the local communities, Pete is hoping that more access can be granted to the multitude of rivers in the area, allowing more paddle sports to happen. Astles hopes to encourage everyone to take part in caring for the river; to inspire them to pick up rubbish instead of pretending it is someone else's problem. However, he doesn’t want to do this alone. By reaching out to local angler clubs, businesses, and communities,Astles hopes to have everyone involved in…

MISSION EAST TO WEST Stories from the Vanishing Wild Rivers of Nepal.

Stuck on a highway along the Kaligandaki River in 2017, an intense sadness washed over me as I watched an excavator chip away at the mountain, sending debris down, destroying the rapids below. I felt my past and my future slipping away, and a sense of urgency built. I decided that I wanted to see what remained of the rivers and the mountains of my country before it was all destroyed by human need and greed. As a young struggling kayaker, my only relationship with rivers was through paddling. My dream was to tick rivers off a list - to be the man who had paddled them all. But a cross-country river expedition seemed out of reach and felt more impossible with each passing year. My favorite rivers, the Bhotekoshi and…

MISSION EAST TO WEST Stories from the Vanishing Wild Rivers of Nepal.

MISSION EAST TO WEST Stories from the Vanishing Wild Rivers of Nepal.

Stuck on a highway along the Kaligandaki River in 2017, an intense sadness washed over me as I watched an excavator chip away at the mountain, sending debris down, destroying the rapids below. I felt my past and my future slipping away, and a sense of urgency built. I decided that I wanted to see what remained of the rivers and the mountains of my country before it was all destroyed by human need and greed. As a young struggling kayaker, my only relationship with rivers was through paddling. My dream was to tick rivers off a list - to be the man who had paddled them all. But a cross-country river expedition seemed out of reach and felt more impossible with each passing year. My favorite rivers, the Bhotekoshi…

MISSION EAST
TO WEST Stories from the Vanishing Wild Rivers of Nepal.

Unleashed Quebec MMXIX

Inspired by past events and born from the collective desire of organizers Bren Orton, Kalob Grady, Adrian Mattern, and Dane Jackson, Unleashed aims to showcase elite kayaking through competition on some of the world’s biggest whitewater. This spring, the third edition returned to its roots in Eastern Ontario and Northern Quebec. Twenty-two athletes from eight countries battled it out over the event's four stages. New names joined established contenders in one of the most dynamic whitewater environments on earth to once again answer the question, "Who is the best kayaker in the world?" From the media edits to fine-tuning the details of each stage, for organizers Dane Jackson, Bren Orton, Adrian Mattern, and Kalob Grady, Unleashed is meant to be a pinnacle of competition, designed to inspire the next the generation.…

Unleashed Quebec MMXIX

BEN STOOKESBERRY

Kayak Session: You broke onto the scene with the video series No Big Names. What motivated your choice of title at the time? Ben Stookesberry: No Big Names was the name of the first few kayak videos Brent Buntyn, Eric Seymour, and I released. It was our reaction to a booming kayaking culture that was trying to emulate the ski industry by putting the biggest egos and names out in front of everything else in the sport. The way we saw it, kayaking should be about the rivers before the big egos that are photo-bombing images of the world’s most stunning natural venues. KS: It's ironic considering you have since become one of the biggest names in the game. Did you always aspire to recognition and exposure? BS: When we released No Big…

BEN STOOKESBERRY

RETURN TO TUNUYAN

When Ben Stookesberry and Silvio Gurrieri first paddled the Tunuyan together, few had heard of or seen the deep chasms hidden in the Andes. For Stookesberry, it was a trip that defined expedition kayaking: a logistic-ridden, hiking intensive, off the beaten path adventure; an extremely challenging, multi-day river passage only possible in a whitewater kayak. 14-years later, little had changed, other than the imminent reality that hydropower will likely soon submerge the river’s raw, powerful beauty. Motivated by Nouria Newman and Robert Derias to experience the river at least once more, it was time to return to the Tunuyan. A flood of memories fills my mind as we make our way down from the near 15,000 foot-Andean mountain pass, our boats balanced precariously on the backs of donkeys. Nouria Newman, Robert…

RETURN TO TUNUYAN

Unleashed Quebec MMXIX

Inspired by past events and born from the collective desire of organizers Bren Orton, Kalob Grady, Adrian Mattern, and Dane Jackson, Unleashed aims to showcase elite kayaking through competition on some of the world’s biggest whitewater. This spring, the third edition returned to its roots in Eastern Ontario and Northern Quebec. Twenty-two athletes from eight countries battled it out over the event's four stages. New names joined established contenders in one of the most dynamic whitewater environments on earth to once again answer the question, "Who is the best kayaker in the world?" From the media edits to fine-tuning the details of each stage, for organizers Dane Jackson, Bren Orton, Adrian Mattern, and Kalob Grady, Unleashed is meant to be a pinnacle of competition, designed to inspire the next the…

Unleashed Quebec MMXIX

A BRIGHT LIGHT SHINING FOR SLALOM

Evy Liebfarth is about to take the world by storm, if she hasn’t already by the time you read this. This summer, Evy became the youngest competitor to earn a medal at a World Cup after placing third in the women’s canoe category at Ljublijana, Slovenia, in only her second World Cup competition. The weekend before in Bratislava she finished top 10 in both K1 and C1 in her first. Not bad for just turning 15. The Bryson City, North Carolina athlete already had a reputation at the U.S. National level, having previously qualified for both the K1 and C1 women’s national teams - twice. Despite qualifying in 2017 and 2018, her age (below the ICF’s cap of 15) kept her from being eligible to compete. But that is all in…

A BRIGHT LIGHT SHINING FOR SLALOM

About a year ago, I realized for the first time what my good friend Rata meant when she said, ‘You’re cool for a pro-kayaker.” It was also the first time I was ashamed to be called a “prokayaker,” whatever that means. At any rate, we were in India for the Malabar River Festival and, “pro” or not, pretty much everyone had footrot. Monsoon season will do that. While I had spent a day coaching a clinic for Indian paddlers, some of the boys had opened a nice section of whitewater. In other terms, they had been out exploring and scored a “Sick First D.”They put-in at a bridge, spent two hours on a section that was mostly read and run, with one mandatory chicken line but no portages, and a take-out…

BEN STOOKESBERRY

Kayak Session: You broke onto the scene with the video series No Big Names. What motivated your choice of title at the time? Ben Stookesberry: No Big Names was the name of the first few kayak videos Brent Buntyn, Eric Seymour, and I released. It was our reaction to a booming kayaking culture that was trying to emulate the ski industry by putting the biggest egos and names out in front of everything else in the sport. The way we saw it, kayaking should be about the rivers before the big egos that are photo-bombing images of the world’s most stunning natural venues. KS: It's ironic considering you have since become one of the biggest names in the game. Did you always aspire to recognition and exposure? BS: When we…

BEN STOOKESBERRY

FREESTYLE IN THE OLYMPICS….

If you know me, you know that my position on freestyle kayaking being in the Olympics is a consistent, “NO.” I care too much about the sport to want that to happen. Now, if it were in the Olympics, it would be a good thing for the select few who would get to compete. The Olympics was one of my favorite personal experiences in slalom, and it would be awesome to know that my kids might have a chance to have that experience. However, slalom kayaking used to take place predominantly on natural rivers. In my opinion, it was a much better sport in the 80s and 90s when I was doing it- before it became a sport of artificial courses. No longer are the main people training for slalom enjoying the…

FREESTYLE IN THE OLYMPICS….

PLANNING FOR THE UNPLANNED

If you have a year-round or full-time job, you might only get a few weeks of vacation a year-and likely have to plan your time off months in advance. If you are a full-time student, you may only have a few predetermined breaks of time away from school every year. This means that multi-day and far away paddling trips may not always fit perfectly into your window of opportunity. No matter how much you plan and prepare, the weather may change, flows may disappear or rise, or other things, like group members dropping out of a trip or gear failures, might happen. If you only have a few days a year, and (or) limited resources, you certainly don’t want unanticipated and extraneous circumstances to be the end of your trip-…

PLANNING FOR THE UNPLANNED

RETURN TO TUNUYAN

When Ben Stookesberry and Silvio Gurrieri first paddled the Tunuyan together, few had heard of or seen the deep chasms hidden in the Andes. For Stookesberry, it was a trip that defined expedition kayaking: a logistic-ridden, hiking intensive, off the beaten path adventure; an extremely challenging, multi-day river passage only possible in a whitewater kayak. 14-years later, little had changed, other than the imminent reality that hydropower will likely soon submerge the river’s raw, powerful beauty. Motivated by Nouria Newman and Robert Derias to experience the river at least once more, it was time to return to the Tunuyan. A flood of memories fills my mind as we make our way down from the near 15,000 foot-Andean mountain pass, our boats balanced precariously on the backs of donkeys. Nouria Newman,…

RETURN TO TUNUYAN

NEURAL FLOSSING: HOW TO FREE YOURSELF FROM NECK, SHOULDER, AND ARM PAIN

ORIGINS OF PAIN, NUMBNESS, AND TINGLING IN THE NECK, SHOULDERS, AND ARMS! Pain in the neck, shoulder, and arm, accompanied by numbness and tingling, can have its origins in nerves that serve the muscles in those areas. The nerves that work outside of our brain and spinal cord or central nervous system are known collectively as our peripheral nervous system. The peripheral nerves that operate in the shoulders and arms are referred to as the brachial plexus. Stimulation of peripheral motor nerves causes the muscles they innervate to contract. If nerves are over-stimulated, they can become hypersensitive. Overstimulation can result from overuse of muscles, poor posture, or injury to peripheral nerves themselves. Once these nerves become hypersensitive, the muscles surrounding them contract in order to protect them. Hypersensitive nerves, together with prolonged…

NEURAL FLOSSING: HOW TO FREE YOURSELF FROM NECK, SHOULDER, AND ARM PAIN

IT TAKES DEDICATION AND GRIT, IT TAKES A CHAMPION, IT TAKES US ALL

Epic places like the canyons carving and slicing their way between the Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains on the border of Montana and Wyoming, a land affectionately known as Montucky, are epic for a reason. They are remote, inaccessible, and everything out there seems larger than ordinary life. Cascades crash through thousand-foot, sheer canyon gates blasting misty rainbows into the sky with no one to lay eyes on them for miles. And so it was that very few knew of the incredible landscapes threatened by a proposed dam on the Clarks Fork River in the early 1980s. Fortunately, kayakers were curious about what lay hidden deep in those foreboding canyons, and they brought their cameras. Armed with awe-inducing images of paddling inside the Box, a champion emerged. The Forest Service nominated the…

IT TAKES DEDICATION AND GRIT, IT TAKES A CHAMPION, IT TAKES US ALL

A BRIGHT LIGHT SHINING FOR SLALOM

Evy Liebfarth is about to take the world by storm, if she hasn’t already by the time you read this. This summer, Evy became the youngest competitor to earn a medal at a World Cup after placing third in the women’s canoe category at Ljublijana, Slovenia, in only her second World Cup competition. The weekend before in Bratislava she finished top 10 in both K1 and C1 in her first. Not bad for just turning 15. The Bryson City, North Carolina athlete already had a reputation at the U.S. National level, having previously qualified for both the K1 and C1 women’s national teams - twice. Despite qualifying in 2017 and 2018, her age (below the ICF’s cap of 15) kept her from being eligible to compete. But that is all…

A BRIGHT LIGHT SHINING
FOR SLALOM

MARIEKE VOGT & FREE RIVERS FUND Kayakers rocket into the eddy, all smiles and laughs after an autumn lap down the Moška section of Slovenia’s Soca River. One kayak drifts past this last-chance-eddy, floating backward toward the opening rapids of Katarakt, a grade V section known to kayakers worldwide. A smile peeks out from under the helmet of Marieke Vogt, the lone kayaker committing to the run. ‘Come on guys,’ she shouts toward the eddy, where paddlers are already out of their kayaks. Through her grin, she yells, ‘Aren’t you coming?’’ before pivoting downstream, oblivious to the flurry of activity as her friends hop in to catch up. Watching Vogt paddle, her connection with rivers is clear. She appears to be friends with the river. Perhaps this friendship is what makes her…

About a year ago, I realized for the first time what my good friend Rata meant when she said, ‘You’re cool for a pro-kayaker.” It was also the first time I was ashamed to be called a “prokayaker,” whatever that means. At any rate, we were in India for the Malabar River Festival and, “pro” or not, pretty much everyone had footrot. Monsoon season will do that. While I had spent a day coaching a clinic for Indian paddlers, some of the boys had opened a nice section of whitewater. In other terms, they had been out exploring and scored a “Sick First D.”They put-in at a bridge, spent two hours on a section that was mostly read and run, with one mandatory chicken line but no portages, and a…

PRIJON | COCAINE You want to paddle fast in whitewater? You want to sit in an agile kayak? Then the Cocaine is the right one for you! It will make you paddle ridiculously fast, and after one taste you will be addicted to paddling. Its length of 275 cm and its long waterline make it fast, the flat bottom offers excellent agility. Adapted for the needs of paddlers looking for a fast whitewater kayak and for participants in boatercross races.This kayak is that fast and a lot of fun! LENGTH: 275 CM | WIDTH: 62 CM | WEIGHT: 22 KG | VOLUME: 305 PRIJON.COM WHETMAN EQUIPMENT | OROSI THROWLINE A river rescue throwline designed to be compact and light. It has a unique integral webbing extender to offer an external loop midpoint on the bag…

Portfolio WORLDS FREESTYLE 2019 SORT SPAIN

Portfolio WORLDS FREESTYLE 2019 SORT SPAIN

FREESTYLE IN THE OLYMPICS….

If you know me, you know that my position on freestyle kayaking being in the Olympics is a consistent, “NO.” I care too much about the sport to want that to happen. Now, if it were in the Olympics, it would be a good thing for the select few who would get to compete. The Olympics was one of my favorite personal experiences in slalom, and it would be awesome to know that my kids might have a chance to have that experience. However, slalom kayaking used to take place predominantly on natural rivers. In my opinion, it was a much better sport in the 80s and 90s when I was doing it- before it became a sport of artificial courses. No longer are the main people training for slalom…

FREESTYLE
IN THE
OLYMPICS….

PLANNING FOR THE UNPLANNED

If you have a year-round or full-time job, you might only get a few weeks of vacation a year-and likely have to plan your time off months in advance. If you are a full-time student, you may only have a few predetermined breaks of time away from school every year. This means that multi-day and far away paddling trips may not always fit perfectly into your window of opportunity. No matter how much you plan and prepare, the weather may change, flows may disappear or rise, or other things, like group members dropping out of a trip or gear failures, might happen. If you only have a few days a year, and (or) limited resources, you certainly don’t want unanticipated and extraneous circumstances to be the end of your trip-…

PLANNING FOR THE
UNPLANNED

NEURAL FLOSSING: HOW TO FREE YOURSELF FROM NECK, SHOULDER, AND ARM PAIN

ORIGINS OF PAIN, NUMBNESS, AND TINGLING IN THE NECK, SHOULDERS, AND ARMS! Pain in the neck, shoulder, and arm, accompanied by numbness and tingling, can have its origins in nerves that serve the muscles in those areas. The nerves that work outside of our brain and spinal cord or central nervous system are known collectively as our peripheral nervous system. The peripheral nerves that operate in the shoulders and arms are referred to as the brachial plexus. Stimulation of peripheral motor nerves causes the muscles they innervate to contract. If nerves are over-stimulated, they can become hypersensitive. Overstimulation can result from overuse of muscles, poor posture, or injury to peripheral nerves themselves. Once these nerves become hypersensitive, the muscles surrounding them contract in order to protect them. Hypersensitive nerves, together…

NEURAL FLOSSING:
HOW TO FREE YOURSELF FROM NECK, SHOULDER, AND ARM PAIN

IT TAKES DEDICATION AND GRIT, IT TAKES A CHAMPION, IT TAKES US ALL

Epic places like the canyons carving and slicing their way between the Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains on the border of Montana and Wyoming, a land affectionately known as Montucky, are epic for a reason. They are remote, inaccessible, and everything out there seems larger than ordinary life. Cascades crash through thousand-foot, sheer canyon gates blasting misty rainbows into the sky with no one to lay eyes on them for miles. And so it was that very few knew of the incredible landscapes threatened by a proposed dam on the Clarks Fork River in the early 1980s. Fortunately, kayakers were curious about what lay hidden deep in those foreboding canyons, and they brought their cameras. Armed with awe-inducing images of paddling inside the Box, a champion emerged. The Forest Service nominated…

IT TAKES DEDICATION AND GRIT, IT TAKES A CHAMPION, IT TAKES US ALL

MARIEKE VOGT & FREE RIVERS FUND Kayakers rocket into the eddy, all smiles and laughs after an autumn lap down the Moška section of Slovenia’s Soca River. One kayak drifts past this last-chance-eddy, floating backward toward the opening rapids of Katarakt, a grade V section known to kayakers worldwide. A smile peeks out from under the helmet of Marieke Vogt, the lone kayaker committing to the run. ‘Come on guys,’ she shouts toward the eddy, where paddlers are already out of their kayaks. Through her grin, she yells, ‘Aren’t you coming?’’ before pivoting downstream, oblivious to the flurry of activity as her friends hop in to catch up. Watching Vogt paddle, her connection with rivers is clear. She appears to be friends with the river. Perhaps this friendship is…

PRIJON | COCAINE You want to paddle fast in whitewater? You want to sit in an agile kayak? Then the Cocaine is the right one for you! It will make you paddle ridiculously fast, and after one taste you will be addicted to paddling. Its length of 275 cm and its long waterline make it fast, the flat bottom offers excellent agility. Adapted for the needs of paddlers looking for a fast whitewater kayak and for participants in boatercross races.This kayak is that fast and a lot of fun! LENGTH: 275 CM | WIDTH: 62 CM | WEIGHT: 22 KG | VOLUME: 305 PRIJON.COM WHETMAN EQUIPMENT | OROSI THROWLINE A river rescue throwline designed to be compact and light. It has a unique integral webbing extender…

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