21. NLSEC » Preservation Ot Cultural Heritage Enriched mainly due the legal deposit law, it contains works of outstanding figures of the albanian culture; -a considerable number of unique works by http://www.seenl.com/cultural_heritage/cultural_heritage_albania.htm

WELCOME TO THE PORTAL OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARIES OF SOUTHEASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES HOME Search: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF ALBANIA The NLA based its activity in the Albanian Library Law and as all the National Library in the world is keeper of the national heritage in writing and in print. It has the status of a cultural institution of national importance. It is its duty to collect and safeguard the written cultural heritage of the Albanian people. Rare books and special collections play an important role in humanities scholarship: they provide access to primary resources. :: CULTURAL HERITAGE :: Concerning the cultural heritage, safeguarded in its collections, the NLA ranks among the richest libraries in Europe. The archive collections, the ancients and rare collections, manuscripts, maps as well as the Albano-Balkanological collections constitute assets of great value for the treasure of the national culture and as such, of the European one. Among its many collections, the Antiquary Collection and Manuscripts are particularly renowned.

22. Albanian Academy Of Sciences, Institute Of History in the Middle Ages The Albanian principalities The development of the cities of the civilization and of the albanian culture in the Middle Ages The religious http://www.academyofsciences.net/institutes/history/departments.htm

Academy of Sciences Institutes Library Projects ... ACTIVITY DEPARTMENTS RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS PARTNERS CONTACT US ... INSTITUTES THE INSTITUTE OF HISTORY Departments The department of the history of the Middle Ages and of the Ottoman period Department of the History of Renaissance The Department of the History of Independence and consolidation of the Albanian state Department of Modern History The Department of History of the Ethnic Lands and Diaspora The department of the history of the Middle Ages and of the Ottoman period The present activity Conducts studies on the following topics: The Albanian lands and the ethnic spread of the Albanians in the Middle Ages The barbarian invasions, the relations of the Illyrians and Albanians with them The Albanians and the Slavs Albania and the Western world Albania in the framework of the Byzantine Empire The economic and political processes among the Albanians in the Middle Ages The Albanian principalities The development of the cities of the civilization and of the Albanian culture in the Middle Ages The religious problem and the religious diversity of the Albanians Social, economic, demographic features of the Albanian lands during the Ottoman rule

23. Albanian Melbourne transition from totalitarianism. But I was crestfallen at the state of albanian culture in its homeland. Though exhilarated by the http://home.mira.net/~kmurray/world/albmelb.htm

Albanian Melbourne Changing radio stations can change your life. One afternoon I chanced upon a frequency transmitting music unlike any I’d heard before. West and east were tautly combined in a haunting refrain. From the west came a mandolin-like instrument strumming a languorous rhythm, from the east a melancholic male voice soaring over the guitar. It was as though someone had laid a Muslim call to prayer over a Hungarian dance tune. I had no idea where this music came from, so I rang the station. "We’re Albanians," a man said. He invited me in to meet them. Singer of the Year . Soon after he arrived in 1987, he was working at a plastics factory in Footscray, and saving what he could for his family in Kosovo. He invited me to an Albanian function in Epping, a dinner in honour of a dignitary from the Democratic League of Kosovo. The local ALP candidate and I were the only non-Albanians there. Moving through the crowd, I was asked a lot about my academic connections. Their leaders sought some one to give them access to Melbourne University, believing this would give them political credibility in Australia. They were a hearty crowd. Greetings were accompanied by emphatic handshakes, prolonged eye contact and a shower of cigarettes. After a plate of

24. CSEEES - Albania interested in learning about the country recipes, folktales, art, book and music reviews, articles galore on many aspects of albanian culture, and even a http://www.duke.edu/web/CSEEES/albania.html

main page About the CSEEES Undergraduate Slavic Studies Graduate Slavic Studies ... Exploring the Region: Links to Websites Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Bosnia ... Yugoslavia click here to see Albania's flag click here to see a map of Albania full name: Republic of Albania local name: languages: Albanian (official dialect - Tosk), Greek currency: 1 lek (L) = 100 qintars independence: 28 November 1912 (from Ottoman Empire) total area: 28,750 sq km comparative area: slightly smaller than Maryland borders: Greece, Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro population: 3,330,754 (July 1998) life expectancy: male 65.58 years, female 71.94 years general travel language culture ... Albania - A Country Study If you're looking for a comprehensive description of the history and current situation of Albania, then this government document is for you. It's extremely detailed and neatly organized, so any information is easy to find. Being a government page, it also has an abundance of information on Albania's industrial, military and political systems. Albania - Land of the Eagles Created, it seems, by the Democratic Party of Albania, this page is also replete with basic facts about the country, as well as legal information and photos of Albanian refugee camps.

25. :: Atele-2 Online :: Albanian Architecture The spirit of craftsmen and craftsmanship of YllirianAlbanian artists have shaped for many centuries material and spiritual values of the albanian culture. http://www.atele2.freeserve.co.uk/en/architecture.htm

HOME ABOUT ME SERVICES GALLERY ... SHQIP Select... HOME ABOUT ME - Architecture - House Design - Logo Design - 3D Design - Interior GALLERY CONTACT SHQIP You are in: Services Traditional Albanian Architecture Articles: History of Albanian Architecture Kosovar traditional Architecture Kulla Shqiptare: 1979-1999 Modern Architecture of Kosova History of Albanian Architecture ^top The Albanian architecture The Albanian architecture is included in different cultural currents as a created work in the territory of the crossways of Greek and roman cultures. It begins in the prehistoric times and continues to be present even in our days. With the creation of great ethnic communities of ilirian population (3rd century b.C), the constructive activity is pointed out from the dwellings of that time. They were build on water (palafites) or on dry lands and in general they were enclosed by a protecting wall. The constructive period from the Vth century to the VIIth century, strongly connected with the slavery period, might be called the Ilirian Architecture.

26. European Youth Magazine Albanian Poems The Abetare is often felt to be synonymous with the Albanian language, poets frequently even using it as a metaphor for albanian culture and education as a http://www.pop-up.org/1europe/albpoems/gedichteng.htm

April 2002 European Youth Online Magazine Young people in Europe About the poems by Albanian schoolchildren By Lumnije Jusufi These four poems were written by pupils at a secondary school in the village of Zajaz: I am small I am small And in my seventh year Can read well In the Abetare * With boundless joy Reading story upon story And poem upon poem About the place I call home I go to school, Learn with all my might And yet further increase My parents' delight By Lindita Dervishi Jam e vogël Jam e vogël Shtatë vjeçare Lexoj mirë Në abetare Lexoj vjersha E tregime Me dëshirë Për vendlindjen time. Shkoj në shkollë Dhe mirë mësoj Prindërit e mi Shumë i gëzoj. Lindita Dervishi Note: Abetare The "Abetare" is the book from which the Albanian schoolchildren in the first class at primary school learn to read and write. Its status is very different, though, from the German primer (elementary textbook). The Abetare is often felt to be synonymous with the Albanian language, poets frequently even using it as a metaphor for Albanian culture and education as a whole. I love my native country I love my native country And respect it profoundly

27. Art-culture Ministry of Culture, Participation of Albania in Expo 2000, Germany, $6000. Association Tirana 2000, Publication of the annual “albanian culture 2000”, $7050. http://www.soros.al/soros/english/Annual_Reports/art-culture.htm

ART-CULTURE PROGRAM The art-culture program during the year 2000 supported the initiatives that aimed at the creation of alternative cultural sites as well as the development of independent cultural structures. Support was given to important national and international events, aiming at the same time at an efficient circulation of cultural and artistic values. The events in various districts of the country were a priority in terms of the circulation of values. A series of projects gave prioritized support to the participation of the young in the country’s artistic and cultural life, as well as to their further training and TRAINING. In this framework, sponsoring was offered to the publication of the "Aleph" magazine, which gathers around itself a group fo talented young people striving to bring their voice in literature and the arts. The experience of several years of the program has enabled the assumption of a pro-active stance with the other donors in the field of art and culture. Its is not accidental that the most prestigious institutions active in this field were co-donors of a good part of the projects. INSTITUTION BUILDING AND EMPOWERMENT Academy of Arts Black Box stage hall Academy of Arts lek Institute of the monuments of Culture Restauration of the icons in the Onufri Museum League of artists and intellectuals Fier Bylis Theater, Fier

28. ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAM ART CULTURE PROGRAM. The Arts Culture Program provides support to cultural initiatives generated by the albanian culture community. http://www.soros.al/soros/english/Programs/ARTS___CULTURE_PROGRAM/arts___culture

Shqip Open Society Foundation for ALBANIA Select a program CIVIL SOCIETY EAST - EAST ECONOMIC REFORM FELLOWSHIP HESP INFORMATION LAW MEDIA PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC HEALTH WOMEN YOUTH Program supported activities: The Butrint International Theatre Festival Fall in Tirana The Korca Serenate Festival 2000 The International Festival of Theatres Skampa 2000 ck Box For further information can be obtained at: Valdet Sala Program Director Tel: + 355 4 234 621; 248 213 Fax: + 355 4 235 855 email: vsala@osfa.soros.al Geron Kamberi Program Coordinator Tel: + 355 4 234 621; 248 213 Fax: + 355 4 235 855 e-mail gkamberi@osfa.soros.al

29. Police Study Diverse Cultures In the days after a March 30 murder at an Albanian church in Rochester Hills, police scrambled tolearn about albanian culture. Among http://www.freep.com/news/cfp/4/tpol10_20030410.htm

new COOLjsMenu("test",MENU_ITEMS); Auburn Hills Troy Rochester Rochester Hills ... calendars Police study diverse cultures Knowledge of traditions can help investigators solve cases April 10, 2003 BY JEWEL GOPWANI FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER In the days after a March 30 murder at an Albanian church in Rochester Hills, police scrambled tolearn about Albanian culture Among other things, they learned criminal problems are often handled within the culture's community valuable context for the police as they sorted out what may have led to the shocking crime. Cultural diversity experts applaud attempts by local police departments to try to understand crime through a cultural prism, and say police can avoid a scramble when crime occurs by training officers about different cultures and traditions. "It's like putting money in the bank by going out and talking to all the members of the community," said Barnett Jones, acultural diversity instructor and Sterling Heights police chief. Last week Gjon Pepaj of Rochester Hills was arraigned on charges of shooting a Madison Heights man, Gjek Sufaj, during a service at St. Paul's Albanian Catholic Church in the culmination of a violent, longstanding feud between two former friends. To investigate the motive, police have been sifting through 700 witness statements some written in Albanian and learning from members of the Albanian community that the culture's traditions could be tied to the homicide.

30. Atlas - Albania Map Albania, Culture, Back to Top. Albania Balkans. Despite the foreign influences, albanian culture retains a remarkable degree of homogeneity. http://atlas.freegk.com/world/europe/albania/albania.php

Introduction People History Culture ... Communications Legal system Organization Provinces Disputes Albania Introduction Back to Top Officially Republic of Albania, republic, south-eastern Europe, located in the western part of the Balkan Peninsula; bounded on the north-west and north by Serbia and Montenegro, on the east by the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), on the south-east and south by Greece, and on the west by the Adriatic Sea. Albania, one of the smallest countries of Europe, has a maximum length from north to south of about 345 km (214 mi) and a maximum width of about 145 km (90 mi). Its total area is 28,748 sq km (11,100 sq mi). Tirana is the capital and largest city of Albania. Official Name- Republic of Albania Capital City- Tiranë Languages -Albanian (official), Greek Official Currency- New Iek Religions- Muslim, Albanian Orthodox, Catholic Population- 3,367,000 Land Area- 27,400 sq km (10,579 sq miles) Albania Provinces Back to Top 36 districts (rrethe, singular - rreth) and 1 municipality* (bashki); Berat, Bulqize, Delvine, Devoll (Bilisht), Diber (Peshkopi), Durres, Elbasan, Fier, Gjirokaster, Gramsh, Has (Krume), Kavaje, Kolonje (Erseke), Korce, Kruje, Kucove, Kukes, Kurbin, Lezhe, Librazhd, Lushnje, Malesi e Madhe (Koplik), Mallakaster (Ballsh), Mat (Burrel), Mirdite (Rreshen), Peqin, Permet, Pogradec, Puke, Sarande, Shkoder, Skrapar (Corovode), Tepelene, Tirane (Tirana), Tirane* (Tirana), Tropoje (Bajram Curri), Vlore Albania People Back to Top In 2001 Albania’s population estimate was 3,510,484, resulting in an average density of 122 persons per sq km (316 per sq mi). More and more people have left rural areas for urban ones, particularly in the northern districts, such that in 1999 some 39 percent of the population lived in urban areas, compared to one-fifth in 1950. Albania has had one of the highest birth rates in Europe since the end of World War II (1939-1945) while the death rate has been one of the continent’s lowest. A high rate of population growth was state policy under the Communist regime, which viewed it as essential to Albania’s strength and prosperity.

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32. SOS Children's Villages UK : Country Information On Albania Under the Communist government albanian culture was influenced by Russia and China. In the midsixties Albania experienced the Cultural Revolution. http://www.soschildrensvillages.org.uk/html_uk/country_information_on_albania.ht

Country Information on Albania Albania is a mountainous country in which about 70% of the land lies above 300 m. The mountains form a broad backbone from northwest to southeast, rising abruptly from the coastal lowlands to elevations of more than 2,400 m. In the north are the most rugged mountains, Country Information on Macedonia Although one of the least developed of the six republics of the former Yugoslavia, Macedonia has the potential to be largely self-sufficient in many... Country Information on Greece Agriculture plays an important role in the economy, and the leading cash crop is tobacco. Leading manufactured products include food, Country Information on Bosnia and Herzegovina A continental climate prevails in the major part of the country. Summers are generally very hot and winters are cold. Country Information on Albania Terrain Albania is a mountainous country in which about 70% of the land lies above 300 m. The mountains form a broad backbone from northwest to southeast, rising abruptly from the coastal lowlands to elevations of more than 2,400 m. In the north are the most rugged mountains, where a massive limestone extension of the Dinaric Alps reaches inland for 40 km from nearby Montenegro. In the central uplands lies Mount Korab, the country's highest peak, at 2,751 m. South of the Alps, the uplands are lower and more rounded, extending towards the south-east in a series of plateaus and ranges that merge with the Pindus Mountains in northern Greece. The western coastal region consists of low hills and lower reaches of valleys that open onto the coastal plain. Albania's longest river is the Drin. Other important rivers are the Seman and Vjose, which also form broad deltas. Albania's largest lakes are Lake Scutari in the north, Ohrid in the east, and Lake Prespa in the southeast.

33. Albania News - Topix.net Posts from Prishtina Forest Lake Times Wednesday May 19 - Five weeks in Prishtina, Kosova (the Albanian name) does not make me an expert in albanian culture. http://www.topix.net/world/albania

Sunday, June 6, 2004 Albania News Search State/National US News Dept Of Energy EPA FCC ... by country Improve your site Add these news headlines to your website - click here Top Stories Russia aims to crack down on Serb attacks Bakersfield Californian - 12 hours ago - Russia's Foreign Ministry condemned the killing of a Serb teenager in Kosovo and said Sunday the U.N.-run province should take tougher measures against the organizers of attacks against ... See also: Europe Current News Nebraska National Guard MPs enforce order in seething area Omaha World-Herald - Tuesday June 1 - That brought them nose-to-nose with the stately building's last line of defense: MPs from Nebraska's Army National Guard. See also: Nebraska Europe US-Adriatic Charter countries to receive NATO messages Xinhuanet - Thursday May 27 - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer declared here on Thursday that the three member countries of the US-Adriatic Charter would receive positive messages about their memberships ... See also: Europe Mine clearing instructor charged Ananova - Thursday May 27 - A British mine clearing instructor has been charged with violating rules on handling explosives following the deaths of two Albanian trainees who were blown up.

34. Web Links | LTSN Subject Centre For Languages, Linguistics & Area Studies Albanian Home Page A comprehensive collection of resources on albanian culture, history, and language. Website written in English. http://www.lang.ltsn.ac.uk/resources/links.aspx

search for: home events resources publications ... advanced search You are in: Resources Weblinks Search weblinks: Enter search words: Cultural and Language Learning Historically, language has been taught separately from culturea separation readily apparent at any college campus where there are different departments for foreign languages, ESL, and intercultural communication. What the different disciplines have in common, though, is that they all deal explicitly and implicitly with issues of both culture and language learning, demonstrating that neither culture nor language can be fully understood when taught separately from the other. Related resources by keyword: Culture Interculturality This bibliography is provided as a starting point for those interested in researching issues in culture learning, intercultural communication, and language learning. Related resources by keyword: Culture Research Interculturality Communication ... Bibliography on Interdisciplinarity Compiled by Dr. Bruce Janz, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Augustana University College, for the use of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in the Liberal Arts (CIRLA). Related resources by keyword: Interdisciplinarity Research Interdisciplinarity: for and against This paper has been adapted from in-depth study which traces the development of disciplinarity in higher education, examines the arguments for and against interdisciplinarity, and identifies the major considerations in the development of interdisciplinary programs. The complete paper includes an overview of the history of interdisciplinarity in higher education, observations on the nature of curricular change in higher education, and a discussion of the status of interdisciplinary programs in California community colleges.

35. Folklore: A Dictionary Of Albanian Religion, Mythology And Folk Culture. - Book The three principal areas of albanian culture, religion, mythology and folk culture ( history might also have been included in the title), are blended http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m2386/1_113/86063341/p1/article.jhtml

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Reference Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Folklore April, 2002 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals A Dictionary of Albanian Religion, Mythology and Folk Culture. - book review Folklore April, 2002 by Thornton B. Edwards By Robert Elsie. London: C. Hurst and Co., 2001. 357 pp. 48.00 [pounds sterling]. ISBN 1-8506-5570-7 In view of this book's highly ambitious scope in covering not only religion, but mythology and folk culture in Albania, my excitement was mixed with some initial reservations. However, Elsie has done a splendid job and has compiled a wealth of hitherto inaccessible information in a single compact volume. The three principal areas of Albanian culture, religion, mythology and folk culture ("history" might also have been included in the title), are blended harmoniously and often inextricably linked. For instance, many entries on saints combine religious history with their legends, not to mention rituals attached to their festivals. As well as a great shqiptarofil, or Albanophile, Elsie is a brilliant Albanologist and in many cases, his knowledge and erudition are unsurpassed. The publisher is also to be congratulated on producing such a work and for the meticulous care taken with the Albanian orthography. There are well over six hundred entries (about half of which are duplicated as cross-references in Englisha great help in locating Albanian-word entries). Entries follow the English, rather than Albanian, alphabetical order. For instance, Gjishto is found before Grabofc and Shemra is before Syqenez (not after, as they would appear in an Albanian dictionary).

36. Albanian Identities: Myth And History The book takes great pains to emphasize that these articles are not attacking albanian culture or attempting to denigrate the beliefs of various peoples. http://www.world-literature.com/Albanian_Identities_Myth_and_History_0253215706.

Albanian Identities: Myth and History Albanian Identities: Myth and History by Authors: Stephanie Schwandner-Sievers , Bernd Jurgen Fischer Released: September, 2002 ISBN: 0253215706 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: Book > Albanian Identities: Myth and History > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Albanian Identities: Myth and History > Customer Review #1: An Albania lovers delight "Albanian Identities: Myth and History" is an excellent addition to any Albania fans library. About the only problem I had with the book as a whole is that the definition of myth is too narrow. Yes, myths do the things written about here, but they also fulfill a whole host of other important functions in peoples lives. For example, many myths act as archetypes of virtuous behaviors such as bravery, honesty, charity, and the like. Is it possible to separate the various elements of myth? Can we look at only one, two, or three facets of myth while relegating the other parts into the background? Relevant questions, I think. Albanian Identities: Myth and History > Related Products A Dictionary of Albanian Religion, Mythology, and Folk Culture

37. Albania: Enigma Of The Balkans (June, 1963), James Cameron offered an account of entering untouched journalistic terrain and made frank observations on various facets of albanian culture. http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/flashbks/albania/albania.htm

April 24, 1997 D uring the past couple months the world has watched as the political situation in Albania not normally a grabber of international headlines has slipped into anarchy because of failed government-sponsored investment schemes. Many Albanians believed President Sali Berisha was behind the failed schemes and demanded that he be removed from office immediately. Some Albanians took things a step further: after looting army ammunition depots, Albanian rebels used their booty mainly AK-47s and surface-to-air missile launchers to wreak havoc throughout the impoverished countryside. A deployment of 6,000 soldiers, from eight European countries and under Italian command, has now arrived in Albania. "It is an indispensable mission," said Italian President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro of the recent deployment. "Albania is simply falling apart." Self-isolating, destitute, fiercely independent, Albania is almost as enigmatic today is it was under Enver Hoxha, the xenophobic communist dictator who ruled Albania for forty years after the Second World War. Over the years The Atlantic has sought to shed light on this often neglected Balkan nation, through a variety of articles that have ranged from acute historical and political analyses to intrepid travelogues penned at a time the 1960s when Albania was virtually impossible to penetrate.

38. [Alb-Educ] Press Release: UFT Albanian American Teachers - AN EVENT FEATURING AL AlbEduc Press Release UFT Albanian American Teachers - AN EVENT FEATURING albanian culture (fwd). Mithat Gashi mg558 at columbia http://www.alb-net.com/pipermail/alb-educ/2000-May/000005.html

Alb-Net home AMCC KCC other mailing lists [Alb-Educ] Press Release: UFT Albanian American Teachers - AN EVENT FEATURING ALBANIAN CULTURE (fwd) Mithat Gashi mg558 at columbia.edu Sun May 21 12:41:24 EDT 2000 Next message: [Alb-Educ] Albanian Educators Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] The United Federation of Teachers (UFT) - Albanian American Teachers Committee and the Albanian American Women's Organization "Motrat Qiriazi" invite you to: AN EVENING FEATURING ALBANIAN: · MUSIC - musicians will be from Albania and Kosova · DANCING - the "Rozafati", a group of young dancers from the Albanian Catholic Church will entertain. · POETRY READING - students will read their own poems · SLIDE PRESENTATION - Ms. Patricia Marx, author of a book on Kosova, will give a slide show on Kosova DATE: Friday, May 26th TIME: 5:30 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. WHERE: United Federation of Teachers (at 260 Park Avenue South, second floor, corner of 21st Street, New York City, train number 6 stops there) All are welcome. Admission is free. Refreshments will be served. Cocktail starts at 5:30 P.M. Formore information contact: Mithat Gashi ( mg558 at columbia.edu

39. ALBSA-Info Info Page Its existential goals are the following to promote albanian culture, history and traditions, - to organize and unite students of Albanian descent and those http://www.alb-net.com/mailman/listinfo/albsa-info

ALBSA-Info Albanian Student Association About ALBSA-Info English (USA) ALBSA-Info: Albanian Student Association The ALBSA e-mail list was created to uphold the constitutional goals of the Albanian Student Association. ALBSA is a non-profit organization without political or religious affiliations. Its existential goals are the following: - to promote Albanian culture, history and traditions, - to organize and unite students of Albanian descent and those interested in Albanian culture, history, and traditions, - to provide support and role models for Albanian students, - to become involved in causes of concern to the Albanian people, - to establish and maintain connections with other groups of similar interests and goals throughout the world. The ALBSA e-mail list has an informative character. We welcome: - any news releases related to Albanians wherever they are, - news related to problems and concerns of the Albanian nation, - international news of interest to Albanians, whether directly, or in principle, - relevant job, scholarship, or fellowship postings

40. Albania Guide, Albania Travel And Business Directory or Religious, in nature, and dealing with issues which touch on Albania, and any of the Ethnic Albanian territories, and the albanian culture in general. http://www.bizeurope.com/bsr/country/albania.htm

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