41. Department Of Ethnic Studies Curriculum asian American writers of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, asian indian, andSoutheast examination of a topic or issue affecting asian americans, such as http://www.colorado.edu/EthnicStudies/Asianstudies.html

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES AAST 1015-3. INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES. Using Asian Americans as a case study, course examines the various factors that define minority groups and their positions in American society. Particular attention is given to the perspectives and methodologies of the emerging discipline of Ethnic Studies. Restricted to FR/SO Standing. Approved for Arts and Sciences Core Curriculum: Cultural and Gender Diversity or Contemporary Societies. AAST 1717-3. INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY. Introductory-level survey of social history of Asians in America from nineteenth century to the present. Primary focus is on delineating the explaining changes that Asian Americans have undergone since their arrival in the United States. Same as HIST 1717. Approved for Arts and Sciences Core Curriculum: United States Context. AAST 2210-3. THE JAPANESE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. This course offers an overview of the Japanese American experience in the United States from 1880 to today. What helped shape this experience and provides its salient characteristics? Emphasis will be given to the variables that generated similarities, as well as internal diversity, within the broader ethnic group. This course fulfills Arts and Sciences core requirements in the area of Cultural and Gender Diversity. Link to Readings AAST 2752 SURVEY OF ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE.

42. Culture, Health And Literacy: Indices: Subject Circles An Anthology of American indian Stories. and Communicating Appropriatelywith asian and Pacific Improving Cardiovascular Health in African americans; http://www.worlded.org/us/health/docs/culture/indices_subject.html

What This Guide Is About Introduction Materials Indices ... Home Subject The keywords after each citation are indexed here. If you are interested in materials about a particular subject, such as HIV/AIDS, search here to see what is included. We also list the cultural groups, such as African Americans or Latin Americans, for whom materials are available. If you are looking for a material in a specific language or for a cultural group not indexed here, please try the Language index. A B C D ... Y Adult Education (see ESOL Literacy Education Advocacy The Change Agent Cultural Adjustment, Mental Health, and ESL: The Refugee Experience, the Role of the Teacher, and ESL Activities Diversity Rx Managed Care and You: A Simple Guide to Choosing and Using a Managed Care Health Plan ... Toxics on the Job: Protecting Your Health African Americans Culture and the Clinical Encounter: An Intercultural Sensitizer for the Health Professions Heart-Healthy Home Cooking: African American Style Improving Cardiovascular Health in African Americans Pocket Guide to Minority Health Resources ... Transcultural and Multicultural Health Links Agricultural Laborers AIDS/HIV Health and Literacy Compendium Alaska Natives (see Native Americans/Alaska Natives American Indians (see Native Americans/Alaska Natives Arthritis Asian Americans Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations (AAPCHO) Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center Cross Cultural Health Care Program (CCHCP) Culture and the Clinical Encounter: An Intercultural Sensitizer for the Health Professions ... Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies

43. NRIOL.COM - Challenges For Asian Indian Americans In The 21st Century Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of Latin American Studies at VillanovaUniversity, writes on the Challenges For asian indian americans in the http://www.nriol.com/content/articles/article65.html

NRIOL Home NRIOL Exclusives Community Resources ... Help Inside NRIOL Newsline India on NRIs World on India India International ... exciting deals... Search more options Interactive NRIOL Discussion Forum Opinion Poll Letters to Editor Site Information Site Map Search Help Using NRIOL Refer Page ... Contact Us NRIOL.COM - Special Feature October, 2002 Challenges For Asian Indian Americans in the 21st Century Satya R. Pattnayak The data collected in the 2000 Census have been examined and they contain some interesting facts on Asians in America. Of the total population of about 281 million, Asians numbered about 12 million, or about 4.3 percent. Within the Asian population, Indians are the third largest group numbering about 1.9 million, after the Chinese who number about 2.7 million and the Filipinos who number about 2.4 million. For the first time the Census asked people about their ethnic mix. Of the 1.9 million Asian Indians, 1.7 million or 89 percent reported exclusively Asian Indian heritage whereas the remaining 0.2 million or 11 percent reported a mixed ethnic heritage, meaning Asian Indian plus at least one other non-Asian-Indian ancestry. Of all the major Asian groups in the United States, the Japanese are most likely to report a mixed ethnic heritage whereas the Vietnamese are least likely to report such mix. For example, over 30% of Japanese reported mixed ancestry while only about 8% of the Vietnamese reported the same. In the case of the Asian Indians, as reported above, it is 11% so the group falls in between these two extremes. The Asian Indian population in the US tends to be younger on average by about 3 years than the national population. The median age for the total US population is reported to be about 35.3 while the median age for Asian Indians is reported to be 32.5.

44. UMass Professor's New Book Explores Second-Generation Indian American Culture and suspicious of this remix culture, but perhaps happy that their children aregoing to parties with other indian americans and South asian americans. . http://www.umass.edu/newsoffice/archive/2002/040202maira.html

Release: Immediate Contact: Nicole Letourneau April 2, 2002 MAIN PAGE MONTH-IN-REVIEW UMass Professor's New Book Explores Second-Generation Indian American Culture AMHERST, Mass. - Sunaina Marr Maira, assistant professor of English and co-director of the certificate program in Asian and Asian American studies at the University of Massachusetts, explores the world of second-generation Indian Americans and how they have created a new popular culture in her recent book Desis in the House: Indian American Youth Culture in New York City (Temple University Press, March 29, 2001). Maira explains that Desis in the House explores the creation of a second-generation Indian American popular culture - based on dance parties and music mixes - that is as much a part of New York and global culture as it is of transnational South Asian public culture. Desis - a colloquial term for someone native to South Asia - draw on their ethnic traditions and New York's resources to create a vibrant subculture within which youth navigate the contradictions of gender roles and sexuality, according to Maira. Maira's interest in the experiences of second-generation Indian Americans led to her discovery that there had been very little research on the population. "I was interested in the perspectives of youth, and how young people made sense of the different cultural worlds in which they moved," she said. "At the same time that I was doing my research, in the mid-1990s, there was an explosion of a particular kind of Indian remix music and dance culture in New York."

45. Pioneer Sikh Asian East Indian Immigration To The Pacific Coast From Punjab Bibl s Punjabi Mexican americans. Philadelphia Temple University Press. 1992. _“Marriageand Family Life Among Early asian indian Immigrants.” Population http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/punjab/leonard.html

Bibliography Please contact T.S. Sibia Return to home page Bradfield, Helen Haynes. The East Indians of Yuba City: a study in acculturation. [Master of Arts (Anthropology); Sacramento State College] 1971. THESIS California. State Board of Control. California and the Oriental: Japanese, Chinese and Hindus / report of State Board of Control of California to Gov. Wm. D. Stephens. [Sacramento: California State Printing Office, 1920]. Chakravorti, Robindra Chandra. The Sikhs of El Centro: a study in social integration. [University of Minnesota] 1968. DISSERTATION Chandrasekhar, S. "A Bibliography of Asian Indians in the United States: History of Immigration and Immigrant Communities in the United States". Population Review vol. 25, 1981, p. 93-106. Das, Rajani Kanta. Hindustani Workers on the Pacific Coast. Berlin: W. De Gruyter. 1923. Dusenbery, Verne A. "Introduction: A Century of Sikhs beyond Punjab." In The Sikh Diaspora: Migration and the Experience Beyond Punjab. Gibson, Margaret A.

46. Reference Library Of Asian America Contents Volume 1 asian indian americans Cambodian americans - Chinese americans- Filipino americans - Hmong americans - Indonesian americans - Japanese http://www.diversity-books.com/asian_american_books.html

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48. ERIC - Urban Education Web Site DePrivileging Positions indian americans, South asian americans, and the Politicsof asian American Studies This essay focuses on the emerging field of South http://eric-web.tc.columbia.edu/pathways/asian_pacific/asianiden.asp

Quick Links Search About ERIC/CUE Major Subject Areas Publications ... Organizations and Resources ERIC System In-Process Abstracts ERIC Database Other ERIC System Sites Adjunct Clearinghouse on Homeless Education ... Submit Your Documents User Services Comments, Questions, User Survey Mailing List Site Map ERIC/CUE Home Pathways:: Asian/Pacific American Students The Education of Asian/Pacific Students Issues of Identity and Image The Socialization of Asian/Pacific Students Languages and Politics in the Education of Asian/Pacific Students Educational Barriers and Prejudices Online Resources Asian/Pacific Pathway Home Issues of Identity and Image for Asian/Pacific American Students The perception of Asian/Pacific American students as the "model minority" can be detrimental because it polarizes them into two distinct groups: those students who fit into the model minority stereotype and those students who do not fit into the model minority stereotype. Oftentimes, Asian/Pacific American students are marginalized in the school systems when they do not fit into the model minority stereotype. Furthermore, the model minority stereotype does not hold validity today because of the rapid transformation of the Asian/Pacific American identity.The term "Asian/Pacific American" has multiple meanings now because it does not just include the identity of one group of people.

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2003 - Films January February March April Schedules Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday TARGET MARKET POTENTIAL WITHIN THE UNITED STATES THE TV ASIA AUDIENCE TV ASIA PROGRAMS POTENTIAL WITHIN THE UNITED STATES Over 2 million former subcontinent citizens are now U.S. residents. This includes: One of the fastest-growing ethnic populations, increasing between 1980 and 1990 by 110% Asian Indians are the fastest growing foreign born group in the country and are now the sixth largest foreign group in the US, up from 12 th rank in 1990 There is an exodus of computer professionals from South Asia into the US due to the Y2K problem. It is forecasted that the South Asian immigrant population would increase far greater than 110% the increase between 1980 and 1990 Average household income in excess of $60,000 per year Total annual income in excess of $100 BILLION *Estimated for 1996 Markets with Largest Subcontinent Populations Top 15 Counties: Asian Indian Population THE TV ASIA AUDIENCE Coming from a land of an ancient civilization with rich art, cultural, architectural, educational and spiritual heritage, South Asian-Americans hold very different values in life than do other groups. Devotion, religious tolerance, humility, respect for elders, family values and an intense sense of responsibility are qualities every South Asian absorbs from childhood.

50. The Diverse Face Of Business Ownership for this is the 1988 Gaming Regulatory Act, which made it legal for tribes to runcasinos on American indian lands.) Meanwhile, asian americans and Pacific http://equalopportunity.monster.com/articles/future/

April 8 Home Search Jobs My Monster Career Center ... For Employers The Diverse Face of Business Ownership by Ellen Alcorn Monster Contributing Writer Summary Small-business owners increasingly reflect workforce diversity. Hispanics/Latinos and African Americans are underrepresented. Asian Americans have enjoyed the most success to date. More than ever, small-business ownership is beginning to mirror the US workforce's diversity more accurately. According to a recent study by the Small Business Administration (SBA), people of color now own 15 percent of this country's small businesses twice as many as in 1982. "This study really shows there is a great potential for people of color to join the mainstream of the American business community," says Ying Lowrey, the study's author. Among the report's significant findings: The minority-owned businesses most likely to survive are those in the service industries. The likeliest reason for this, says Lowrey, is that startup costs tend to be lower than those of goods-producing industries. African Americans and Hispanics are underrepresented in the small-business population. Hispanics/Latinos make up approximately 12 percent of the population but own less than 6 percent of US businesses. And African Americans, who are also at about 12 percent of the population, own less than 4 percent of businesses.

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ASIAN AMERICANS The success story of the 80s has been the catchphrase used in the media to describe certain groups of Asian Americansespecially the American-born children of emigrants from China, Japan, and Korea. While the media focus was usually on the outstanding success in school or business of these Asian Americans, their remarkable achievements were often matched by young Asian immigrants for whom English was a second language. Part of the success story has been the old-world ethics of their parents, who often left their Asian homes without any material possessions and who had to work hard to achieve their goals. Beyond their common struggles for success in an alien world, the various Asian American ethnic groups should not be lumped together as if they were homogeneous. Their cultures are distinct, and each of these ethnic groups came to the United States under widely varying circumstances. Asian Americans vary as much as Norwegians differ from Spaniards or the English from the French and Italians, though all are Europeans. The term is broad enough to include people from all of what was Soviet Central Asia (including Russia east of the Ural Mountains, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan), as well as citizens of the Indian subcontinent (including India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh), Thailand, China, Japan, Korea, Indochina, the Philippines, Indonesia, and some Pacific islands (mainly the Hawaiian islands, Samoa, and Guam).

52. Mobile Alabama Public Library - Ethnic Links for events linked to asian americans form different WWW Virtural Library asianStudies - hundreds African American, American indian, asian American, Latino http://www.mplonline.org/ethnic.htm

animals/pets arts/museums autos books ... disability-related ethnic garden/home genealogy government health ... weather Mobile Public Library Ethnic Links african americans jewish links native americans hispanics ... learn english African American Links General African-American Links from Montgomery Public Library African American Resources African Americans in the Sciences Afro-American Almanac - a great resource for African-American History including Biographies, Historical Documents, Events, Books, Trivia Games, etc. Afronet Black Quest - hundreds of links! Black Voices: Kwanzaa - Learn all about this festival incluidng the greetings, principles, recipes, etc. MelaNet - a platform for intellectual, economic and spiritual expression throughout the African diaspora with info on weddings, business, Kwanzaa NAACP Universal Black Pages U.S. Department of Health and Human Services HealthFinder: Just for You - highlights important topics for a variety of special populations top Black History And the Civil Rights Movement The African American Odyssey - an incredible treasure from the American Memory Collection at Library of Congress with topics from Slavery to Civil Rights African American Women Writers of the 19th Century - a full text archive Black History: Exploring Issues on the Web - Biographies, civil rights, poetry, quizzes, and links

53. Ethnic_Group_Resources South asian Women's Network. Hispanic americans in the Humanities 20th Century a biographical tour of the World Wide Web. Ancient indian Proverb. http://diversity.fullcoll.edu/Ethnic_Group_Resources.htm

African-American Resources Asian-American Resources Latino/Latina Resources Native-American Resources ... Additional Ethnic Groups Resources "We all should know that diversity makes for a rich tapestry, and we must understand that all the threads of the tapestry are equal in value no matter what their color." Maya Angelou Africana.com African Americans in the Humanities: 20th Century - a biographical tour of the World Wide Web African-American Mosaic (Library of Congress Resource Guide African-American Web Connection African-American Village Black Collegian Online (Career opportunities) Black History Quest Callalo (African and African-American literary journal) Census Facts on the Black/African American Population Center for African-American Studies UCLA My Last Assignment by Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. NAACP ... Asian Americans in the Humanities: 20th Century - a biographical tour of the World Wide Web Asian American Journalist Network Asian American Resources Asian American Studies UCLA Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance ... Asian Village - IM Diversity Census Facts on Asian/Pacific Islander Population Japanese American Citizen's League NAACP National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium ... Boricua.com

54. Garamchai.Com ...Indian Newspapers In The US Chicago, IL 60659 Telephone (312) 4655666 Weekly newspaper for asian americans,covering the indian community locally and nationally, news from India. http://www.garamchai.com/Newspapers.htm

Listings Home Sitemap Temples Gurudwaras ... Newspapers Hot Spots Finance India Links Immigration Call Home Society Adoption Charities Talent Movies ... Book Shelf My GaramChai Ask-A-Desi Bulletin Board Stories ChaiWalli ... Referrals GaramChai Contact Us Submit Register Search ... Advertise Indian Newspapers and Publications in the US ENGLISH: NEWSPAPERS PERIODICALS REGIONAL LANGUAGE: GUJARATI HINDI South Asian Journalists Association A professional networking group for journalists working to foster ties among South Asian journalists in North America and improve standards of journalistic coverage of South Asia and South Asian America. NEWSPAPERS The Asian Reporter 922 N. Killingsworth St. #1-A, Portland, Oregon 97217-2220 Telephone: 503-283-4440 Fax: 503-283-4445 Email: asianreporter@juno.com URL: www.asianreporter.com Atlanta Samachar Division of Excel News Group, Inc. • 6040 Dawson Blvd. Suite I Atlanta, GA 30093 Tel: (678) 405-4500 Fax: (678) 405-4511 Email: Editor@atlantasamachar.com

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Listings Home Sitemap Temples Gurudwaras ... Newspapers Hot Spots Finance India Links Immigration Call Home Society Adoption Charities Talent Movies ... Book Shelf My GaramChai Ask-A-Desi Bulletin Board Stories ChaiWalli ... Referrals GaramChai Contact Us Submit Register Search ... Advertise Garamchai.com .. A Directory for Indians in the US Who are we? India Journal says.... "Searching the net for a cup of homemade Indian tea in New York,a Gurudwara in Hawaii or a Bharatnatyam dancer in California? Wherever located in the United States , anything Indian is located at Garamchai.com. Garamchai.com aims to provide everything Indians living in the United States may need to maintain their lifestyle outside of India. This site is a complete resource listing of 250 temples,200 restaurants,50 online shops and 300 bazaars. Other listings include jewelers, wedding specialists, theaters, beauty salons, Mosques and Gurudwaras. With the large amounts of information, the site is well organized dividing most listings into state categories. Sending comments or suggestions is simple with a form that is provided on the site." Indians in the US: Weekly Column Time for Indian IT industry to lobby globally In the West when organisations bid for large projects they launch extensive PR strategy.

56. OSU Libraries - Science And Engineering Library Selected Web Sites. Africanamericans American indian asian Pacific AmericanHispanic/Chicano/Latino Other General Resources African-americans. http://www.lib.ohio-state.edu/phyweb/minority.htm

Resources for Minorities in Mathematics, Science and Engineering Compiled by Mary W. Scott, April 2001 Selected Web Sites [African-Americans] [American Indian] [Asian Pacific American] [Hispanic/Chicano/Latino] ... [Other General Resources] African-Americans Organizations National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) People AFRICAN AMERICAN SCIENTISTS BIBLIOGRAPHY http://www.calacademy.org/research/library/biodiv/biblio/afamsci.htm This site is a bibligraphy of books, videos and websites. It is sponsored by the California Academy of Sciences. African-American Inventors Series http://www.ehhs.cmich.edu/~rlandrum/ This site includes lists of African-American Women; African-American Inventors in the Railway System; African-American Inventors Series: Peanut Products; plus links to other web pages. An Incomplete List of Black Inventors History of Mathematics in Africa For tens of thousands of years, Africa was in the center of mathematics history The Faces of Science: African Americans in the Sciences. http://www.princeton.edu/~mcbrown/display/faces.html

57. Focus USA's Ethnic Database - Focus USA Is A Data Solutions Company Specializing Focus USA's asian americans have been broken out into the following nationalitiesChinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, asian indian, and Vietnamese with first http://www.focus-usa-1.com/ethnic.html

Focus USA brings Ethnicity segmentation to a higher level. Within our database we've identified a wider range of U.S. Ethnic groups and sub groups by name. Each Ethnic category has several individualized mailing lists, each with a host of selection possibilities including age, income, homeowners, credit cards, children and mail order buyer data. For additional assistance on choosing the best Multicultural mailing list and selections for your campaign, contact your Focus USA Account Executive. The Importance of the Ethnic Market Focus On: Ethnic Masterfiles Ethnic Trends Pie Chart Go Directly to View Datacards: Select an Ethnic Mailing List Category African Americans Asian Americans Hispanic Americans All ethnic direct mail prospects account for 25% of the United States. They receive 6-10% of direct mail and account for 25-33% of new direct mail responders. These overlooked ethnic markets have an annual combined purchasing power of over $1 trillion. ...are growing at a rapid pace, representing over $225 billion in purchasing power.

58. Echoes Of Freedom: South Asian Pioneers In California, 1899-1965 | Chapter 11: C and who thought of themselves now as American as well as indian. Second generationSouth asian americans had greater opportunity to explore their heritage, and http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/SSEAL/echoes/chapter11/chapter11.html

A change of supreme importance has now come over the world scene, and that is the renascence of Asia. Perhaps, when the history of our times comes to be written, this re-entry of this old continent of Asia-which has seen so many ups and downs-into world polit ics, will be the most outstanding fact of this and the next generation. Jawaharlal Nehru, to an overflow crowd at the Greek Theatre on the University of California, Berkeley campus, 1949 At the time of the Thind decision some immigrants became discouraged with conditions in the United States and returned to India. But many remained and found ways to progress in spite of the many legal and social obstacles of the time. Organizations across the country campaigned for Indian independence and for citizenship for Indians in the United States. The Gadar Party pressed for the independence of India. The Home Rule League, led by Lajput Rai until his death in 1928, campaigned for dominion status. The India Association lobbied vigorously for citizenship. Mubarak Ali Khan, a prosperous Arizona farmer who founded the Indian Welfare League in 1937, worked to build bridges to the people within the American political structure who could influence a decision in favor of citizenship for Indians.2 Sardar Jagjit Singh, a successful New York businessman, fought for independence Time magazine to write in support of Indian independence, and lobbied congressmen and diplomats. These combined efforts eventually yielded success. In 1946 the United States Congress passed the Luce-Celler Act, eliminating the ban on Indian immigration and allowing Indians to become naturalized citizens.

59. Indian Americans - An Overview The US Census bureau defines indianamericans as asian indians. When householdsfill out the census they define themselves as asian indians, a sub-category http://www.indianembassy.org/indusrel/comm.htm

Indian American Community - A Story of Achievements T he Indian American community in the United States is over a million strong In 1960, estimates showed only five thousand Indians in the United States, but by 1970, this population had grown to approximately three hundred and fifty thousand. The 1990 U.S. Census records the number of Indian-Americans at 815, 447, and between the 1980 and 1990 Census, the annual growth rate of the community was 8.5 percent . According to the estimate of the Population Reference Bureau, the Indian American population has grown by 103% in 1980-90, a growth rate second only to the Chinese among Asian American ethnic groups, and by 55% in 1990-97, second only to the Vietnamese. As a result the Indian American population numbered 1.215m in 1997, making it the third largest Asian American ethnic group in the US, after the Chinese and the Filipino Americans, outstripping the Japanese. Certainly, the Indian American community in the United States has experienced a remarkable transformation from its modest beginnings. The Census Bureau margin of error, an estimated 15,000 uncounted Indian-Americans, is consistent with the United States Immigration and Naturalization Services estimate that the number of undocumented resident immigrants from India in October 1988 was around 15,000. Furthermore, according to INS estimates, the number of undocumented Indian-American immigrants in 1992 had grown to about 28,000. Most of these undocumented Indian immigrations are people who were supposed to visit the United States only for a specific period of time, but then decided to remain indefinitely. The largest portion of these immigrants reside in the states of California, New York, New Jersey, Texas, Florida and Illinois in that order.

60. Asian / Asian American Music Reviews Site coverage contemporary music by asian americans (and asian asian as opposedto asian American , but Leading an ensemble playing indian instruments plus http://members.tripod.com/~tfeng/

AAMP!itude Asian / Asian American Music Introduction Note: This site is constantly being updated, especially the calendar of events... Latest changes: added a new log page, started a new article excerpt page (SEE "Print of Note #11), and started a new page of short reviews (SEE "Short reviews2".] Site coverage: contemporary music by Asian Americans (and Asian Canadians)... also contemporary music influenced by Asia. As a collector of Asian American recordings (lp's, cassettes, cd's) I had the opportunity to play some of this music on my Asian American radio show, "Gold Mountain." For many years, the magazine-like program aired on WPFW 89.3 FM, the DC community station owned by Pacifica. ( In recent years, Pacifica station programming and the national management structure has experienced much turmoil. For more info. check Save Pacifica and Current public broadcasting news.) Eventually I hope to explore the notions of Asian American music what it might be, whether there is a viable "Asian American aesthetic", and how it fits into the musical categories one runs into. Note that some of the music I've reviewed might be considered "Asian" as opposed to "Asian American", but don't let that hinder your appreciation of the music.

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