Hi everyone
My wife and I worked on titration until pretty late last night, at
least late for me. I am a morning person and I pruned and thinned a
massive area of Piñon Cedar wood and then loaded it prior to
beginning our first titration of WVO. I say this because I'd rather
not have people
Hi everyone
My wife and I worked on titration until pretty late last night, at
least late for me. I am a morning person and I pruned and thinned a
massive area of Piñon Cedar wood and then loaded it prior to
beginning our first titration of WVO. I say this because I'd rather
not have people
A fascinating and erudite article on combustion.
According to Biodiesel.org, available studies show that diesels
running on biodiesel produce 75% to 85% less PAHs than diesels running
on petrodiesel. This information is supported in much more technical
terms in a study published on the Journey to
cool now we are on our way to transport nano mechanics on site for repairs.
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sensor, pretty much a you name it, they got it.
Sincerely,
Brian Rodgers
On 10/21/05, David Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A pH meter using a Ti-83? I never heard of such a thing, not surprising,
I'll need to look into that. I've got a TI-83 Plus collecting dust at
the moment. Time to Google I
Here is one:
Hi, Brian-
I am not much of a mechanic. That disclaimer being issued, let me say this-
White exhaust smoke can be and often is a symptom of a blown head
gasket. White smoke can also be symptomatic of oil burning. White
smoke from a blown head gasket is actually steam produced from
so
from work tomorrow. I feel exposed not having anything going for me.
Anxious in New Mexico
Brian Rodgers
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The Outfit
801 Douglas Ave. #1
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I know this looks like I am replying to my own post but this a reply
from my newletter this morning. I found these links to be very
helpful. I thought I would pass this along to others with diesel
issues.
Brian Rodgers
Hi, Brian-
I am not much of a mechanic. That disclaimer being issued, let me
Brian Rodgers here. This short article was sent in to me by one of my
newsletter readers. We say,Think global, act local. I am getting my
readers to think biofuels.
Combustion
Our civilization relies on combustion. This has been the situation
for the past several hundred thousand years
Zeke you are a wise man.
Thank you for sharing.
I will take this advise.
Mucho gusto
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for inspiration to build a boiler for our wood fired space heater.
Thanks for making another scratch to itch, I think.
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you
are wondering exactly which vacuum hose goes where when reassembling
it.
Zeke
On 10/20/05, Brian Rodgers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am new to Peugeot and diesel engines. I have no books for this fine
looking car. I was a pro VW mechanic during the 70s and early 80s. Now
a manual on CD five firewire ports and a fancy probe sitting
in its own bath.
AM I in for it with this thing? I mean, I want to do a good titration
but really???
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Thanks Zeke
I was planning on going to the dreaded WalMart this afternoon as they
are the only store left in this small town. I will be looking for
denatured alcohol there.
Brian
On 10/19/05, Zeke Yewdall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I stopped by one of the small town hardware stores on my way to
in
something else so I skimmed it with little absorption on mind part.
Anyway isn't glycol a anti-freeze? I am ready to take Chemistry 101 at
the local university.
Brian Rodgers
On 10/19/05, Ken Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 19, 2005, at 11:12 AM, Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Methyl Ethyl
Thanks for the reply
I only ever found the peugeot 505 S in the vintage CD of Michell's
I got the few pages we found printed out.
thanks
Brian Rodgers
On 10/18/05, Doug Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brian,
most of the CD mans are pdfs. Just print the relevant pages for the job in
hand
for clean lye.
That's all I have time for Keith. I know this isn't much after your
wonderful letter. I guess I want you to know that I do have something
going on.
Thank you for your patience.
Your's truly,
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recall that part too well (pun) this morning.
Anyway, maybe look at water well supply houses
Sincerely,
Brian Rodgers
On 10/16/05, Matt Yarrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All-
I'm helping to set up a small scale (about 5-8 thousand gallons per
year)
processing unit at Rice
time you sat down
with a newbie and watched as each step is absorbed and asked questions
about comprehension? Again I don't mean to offend. For all I know you
use your web page to teach newbies all the time and I am an idiot.
Sincerely Brian Rodgers
Great advice I will try it as well on a HDPE drum I have.
Brian Rodgers
On 10/17/05, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ken
So, I have this stainless steel container that's probably in the 10-15
gallon range. Seems a shame to not make some use of it except that I
didn't get a lid
early Summer. Now that I am getting set to do this I have
sent him more scientific data and less youthful emotional fanfare.
Today I make the sodium methoxide.
I better get after it.
Brian Rodgers
Good Luck,
Jim
Rafal Szczesniak wrote:
Hi,
I've recently bought new fresh methyl alcohol and lye
Hi biodieselers
I am here with my wife in our kitchen working on our first titration of WVO.
We have determined through heating a sample of WVO that no water is
present. We have found a soil test kit that has several types of
litmus paper. We did several tests of the litmus to determine if it
was
Hi
It sounds like a great new toy, but believe me - you don't really need
magnetic mixer to prepare methoxide solution :) If you want to play
I think you are right. If you can take a look at a post I just sent
under a modified thread name [biofuel] methoxide solution- missing
scale you will see
for a good, accurate gram scale.
I agree but you know how it is with the first step in a new process,
we want to see where it goes even if it does not work at all.
Experimenting in New Mexico,
Brian Rodgers
Just picked on up myself, in
fact, measures out to .1 grams with a 500g capacity.
Good luck
and now I am
soaked. Meanwhile my wife got a roaring fire going in our heavily
modified wood heater. It is now warming and drying us.
I do recall that that ambient humidity messes with the methoxide
mixing. Should I wait until the rain quits to continue with the
experiment?
Brian Rodgers
Good luck
Ok very cool I just might try it now and close everything up tight
while working.
Brian Rodgers
On 10/15/05, Kurt Nolte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/15/05, Brian Rodgers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do recall that that ambient humidity messes with the methoxide
mixing. Should I wait
The rain has stopped and the skies are clearing
Tomorrow is another day.
Thanks for all your help.
Brian Rodgers
On 10/15/05, Kurt Nolte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/15/05, Brian Rodgers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok very cool I just might try it now and close everything up tight
while
in the process of calculating the amount of lye to mix
with the methanol. As soon as we figure this out, I imagine the next
obstacle will present itself. Par for the course, no? This is ok. We
are patient. This is really the only way to learn. Try it. As
everyone here says.
We are game.
Brian Rodgers
On 10/15
Yeah I don't think the list sends out any attachments. This is a good thing.
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of that in your gas tank. If you have been following my
biodiesel process, you will see that several wash cycles are used.
Litmus paper is employed to make certain the ph of the biodiesel is
neutral before we put it in the tank.
So there it is.
I am stoked and more than ready to get on with it.
Brian
of that in your gas tank. If you have been following my
biodiesel process, you will see that several wash cycles are used.
Litmus paper is employed to make certain the ph of the biodiesel is
neutral before we put it in the tank.
So there it is.
I am stoked and more than ready to get on with it.
Brian
Truly,
Brian Rodgers
doug swanson
Brian Rodgers wrote:
Hi all
Well I am finally ready to try a mini test batch, yipee!
This is an excerpt from my morning newsletter. The names have been
changed to protect the innocent, hehe.
As I was leaving work I remembered that it was Thursday
to
that sometimes I want you all to show your experiance and tell these
knuckle heads what is what.
In the future I will search the archives myself and tell them, Sorry
for the trouble.
Brian Rodgers
On 10/12/05, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh dear! Not again!!! Accusorb beads, aarghh! Maybe they'd
:
Cummins test data on the operating effects of biodiesel fuels
indicates that typically smoke, power, and fuel economy are all
reduced.
Are they saying, two out of three ain't bad?
Yours truly,
Brian Rodgers
P.S. sorry some of the tables didn't copy and paste well follow the
link above to see Cummin's
Hi All
I found this site http://www.hydrogenappliances.com/bioD.html#anchor966994
at
http://biodiesel.tribe.net/thread/bb138ced-39da-48ac-94af-e25147c48196?r=10476
Anybody heard about these people?
Brian Rodgers
Acusorb(r) Beads
Hyper Deliquescent Polymer Beads
(Polymer contains Silver
.
This is a totally cool idea. I never thought to use a technique from
the old VW engine rebuilding days on the head. We used plastiguage
between journals and bearing surfaces to check clearances. Solder,
huh? That's smart.
Thanks
Brian Rodgers
Amazing vehicles, we still have hundreds of them running around
I want some. Even at twice that price
Brian Rodgers
On 10/12/05, logan vilas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if it's just a really good source or what, but I was Quoted
$1.10 per gallon for methanol. If I bring my own container. If I have to buy
in 55 gallon drums then it is 1.57 per
From:
http://www.cummins.com/na/pages/en/customerassistance/faq/answers.cfm?uuid=000947AD-64AE-1B8D-BCF080C4A8F0
I found reference to this on my Peugeot group. The narrow minded
diesel car owner (Ugly American) which sent it out more or less says,
Lose some power? Hell no, I'll stick with
I too dislike the Hummer
I am satisfied with bad vibing them and amusing myself and friends of
the absurdity of the daddy's war wagon mentality.
truly,
Brian Rodgers
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Good for you!
I do not own an SUV. BUT, I don't think anybody has the right
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of S. Chapin
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Peugeot 505 four cylinder turbo chargeddiesel
vehicle!?
Brian Rodgers wrote:
Ok thanks
I realise that the compression should be comparatively
ships in one or two months Ain't this place a
geographical oddity, two weeks from everywhere.
A quote from, Oh Brother where art thou?
Sorry I am being silly.
I do apreciate the help. Now I know Haynes makes a book and I can ask
my local autoparts dealer for it by part #.
Trully,
Brian Rodgers
. Don't know, wishy-washy again.
Truly,
Brian
regards Doug
On Saturday 08 October 2005 10:57, Brian Rodgers wrote:
Hello everybody
Thank you so much for the replies.
I was told when I got this car that it had a blown head gasket. The
reasoning the mechanic used was excess pressure
I used to say I was in the garage turning wrenches. Then I got air
tools and had to modify my terminology since the wench doesn't spin,
just the nuts...
You got it.
When my wife asked what I was doing, I would say,Nutin honey.
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Reading, reading and learning.
Great site Keith.
I am soon to be a real biodiesel man.
Sincerely,
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top end rebuild but the head is marked with paint pen like it may have
been off recently.
Not to worry I know the saying, assumption is the mother of all fuckups.
Truly, thanks
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the head I feel better if I know where everything goes back
to. Not to mention, torques and bolt tightening patterns. Does anyone
know of a good Peugeot parts supplier?
Again thanks for the info and help.
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of the coolant I flushed out someone already tried the
bronse flake sealant.
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A friend who recently returned from England to the US wrote:
Yes, I'm back with a whole new perspective on politics here in
America. Helloo, sheeple. We are being fed the White House line by
the unquestioning TV news, and print journalism isn't much better. No
one is searching for the truth,
locally. Your info did just that. I live in New Mexico and we have
a Lowes. Now I need, I know, always something else, where do I get
methanol for my test batches?
Slowly but surely,
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site it does depend on the quality of WVO,
nevertheless, I would like a ball park figure so I can better picture
what I will need to become more self sufficient.
Sincerely,
Brian Rodgers
On 10/3/05, Jason Schick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in Phoenix, AZ and Western States Petroleum sells
What the heck is this? noname?
Brian Rodgers
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source of info for a dope like me who has to ask it over and over to
get a handle on it. to you all thanks.
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Hey thanks
On 10/3/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HEET blue is Methanol. .98 is expensive try a dollar store or discount
store - I paid .69
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this sounds like good advice
On 10/3/05, Derick Giorchino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi as I figure this is almost $10.50 a gal I get mine at a fuel oil
supplier at $2.35 that's including the taxes.
So this brings me back to the original question.
How much lye and methanol is the average
sources for as much of the needed stuff so I can better
figure this all out while I am in the thinking about it stages of
making my own biodiesel.
Please any help which you lab techies can give us about analysing
chemicals will be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Brian Rodgers
Anybody else seen this? What is your take on it?
Brian Rodgers
September 15, 2005
http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index822.htm
United States Orders Military Redeployments Within Their Borders as
Massive Volcanic Activity Detected In Their Pacific Coast and New
Madrid Fault Zone Regions
to attend the party
in Viet Nam. Between the two events I was feeling pretty fragile.
Mother Nature can react badly to human nature it seems.
Or did I detect this paranoid idea from this conspiracy theory message?
Brian Rodgers
P.S. I managed to stay out of the uniform and never went back
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20050928/sc_afp/usenergyoilgas_050928134802
Minnesota becomes first US state to require biodiesel
Wed Sep 28, 1:08 PM ET
MINNEAPOLIS, United States (AFP) - Minnesota will from Thursday demand
that all diesel fuel sold in the US state be partly distilled from
soybeans
to this
thread, I read them on the archives, and since someone wanted the results
I'll post what I've found so far...
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I don't recall if you gave your Geo-political location but this site
for US citizens has lots of information.
http://www.eere.energy.gov/consumerinfo/reading_resources/vb4.html
Brian Rodgers
P.S. Note the last tid-bit list below.
Making and Using Your Own Ethanol: Reading and Resource List
that helped me come to understand and expand my
own thoughts. Maybe you will get some small benefit from it and see
how this group has influenced me and in turn my group. Brian Rodgers
September 23, 2005
Good Morning!
In my life I have spent considerable time by the sea, on islands, or
near the coasts
to diesel and learn all there is to learn about this
technology while it's hot. Want to see a totally amazing gas engine
mod? Take a look at Robert's Hydrogen supercharged gas Ranger.
http://www.members.shaw.ca/rabello/
Doing the flip flop... again!
Keep an open mind if you can
Brian Rodgers
foresee injecting hydrogen into gas engines in the future as feasible?
Respectfully,
Brian Rodgers
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Brian Rodgers wrote:
Want to see a totally amazing gas engine
mod? Take a look at Robert's Hydrogen supercharged gas Ranger.
http
a grand idea especially when using biodiesel and thinking sustainable
lifestyle.
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Keep up the good work.
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Hey no fair I can't read this reply?
I wanted to hear it too.
Brian Rodgers
On 9/20/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Caro João, a temperatura é uma variável que deve ser levada em consideração
uma vez que a cinética da reacção varia com a temperatura, ou seja, maior
temperatura
. It is always mind
boggling to me how many people have bought the American Dream lock
stock and barrel.
We had a grand garden this Summer and next year I hope to broaden the
food produced here at home. It has already frosted here.
Cheers,
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adaptable to ranch and farm use?
Best wishes
Keith
Thanks again for all the information Keith.
Cheers,
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Great thread, wonderful read. I can't wait to add to it. But reading
has used all my time this morning. I love this group.
Cheers,
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Makes me feel better about driving twenty plus year old cars. Speaking
of antiques; I found out this last week that a local man is importing
and rebuilding Keith's favorite vehicle the 'Land Rover.' I am going
over on Monday and see his biodiesel lab.
Brian Rodgers
Yep, a Friend sent me this story as well. I asked, Is this another
magic box similar to changing world technology's?
http://www.globalfinest.com/tech/
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implying he also used dead cats.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/09/14/germany.catfuel.reut/index.html
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to convert it to gas fuel
injected V6.
Looking for more projects. right???
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This is a letter to Brian Rodgers.
I thought it appropriate for this thread.
My friend Lee has more to say about aid efforts if anybody would like
to see more.
Brian
Subject: If this doesn't piss you off you aren't paying attention...
According to reliable sources, the efforts of Red Cross
Hi Mika and all
Mika wrotePersonally, I'm looking at putting Biodiesel into an old
oil fired water heater. I want to heat my workshop with hot water.
What have you found out about oil fired hot water heaters?
I have scanned the JTF site and archives and not seen too much info on this.
Brian
free invites and these
accounts are currently at 2.7 gig each.
Let me know if you need one.
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want them. Sorry if I sound like an ad for google,
this is working so much better, there may be ramifications I don't
know about, but oh well. Google gives us fifty free invites and these
accounts are currently at 2.7 gig each.
Let me know if you need one.
Brian Rodgers
On 9/3/05, Keith Addison
have a web page?
It sounds like your school is very advanced in sustainable research.
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emergency use.
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Sorry I haven't run this by credibility checkers except here. Brian Rodgers
Friday, September 2nd, 2005
Vacation is Over... an open letter from Michael Moore to George W. Bush
Friday, September 2nd, 2005
Dear Mr. Bush:
Any idea where all our helicopters are? It's Day 5 of Hurricane
Katrina
Sheesh Mike why the hostility?
It sounds like you don't really want any help.
I am sorry if my humor comes off like what do you call it?
Hmmm? Please stop trying to be profound and get to the point.
You might reread your first post in this thread. You never stated a
point to begin with. I have no
Hi Mike
So would I.
Did you?
The filter has less to do with sine wave synthesis and more to do
with ensuring a clean signal.
Of course, this is basic electronics.
Which is probably why Kirk said it is very lossy. To turn away a
signal is in itself loss unless you have some way to feed it back
you all get me
thinking more.
I will run these ideas by my gal. Thank you.
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Awesome. The jet engine is too noisy in my opinion. We just viewed a
really cool movie called Winged Migration. Now that's the way to take
to the sky. Man has never done a flying machine that even comes close
to the way birds fly. beautiful graceful.
I am content to watch.
Brian
Hi Greg
you writeI am on a budget, yet I still managed to put together three
55 gal plastic
drums of water, and a few hundred pounds of wheat, beans, powdered milk,
butter powder, white and brown sugar, honey, dry fruit, vitamins.I
have used salvaged building materials ( most of which didn't
Thanks for the info Emil.
I remember now reading of the silver coin in water from another thread.
Somehow I think it sounds kind of weird though.
We use untreated well water and I could stand a bit of chlorine in an emergency.
Usually we have some water supply interruption during Winter.
It is
are inverting DC to AC. Or just take the circuit out of an old working
battery backup and recycle it. Ups often have dead batteries but still
invert DC to AC.
I hope it gets you off the edge you were hangin on.
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Ok great thank you bright blessings Kim.
With all of this information coming in, sometimes it seems like
somebody can find something wrong with every remedy. I was hoping for
something a bit more... fun and less fearful than chlorine. I thought
the silver coin idea was a wives tale that some
. But it sounded smart, I liked that.
Now here I see that I can do it too.
I assume you burn the waste from the Bio-Diesel refining.
This sounds better every day I am here.
Thank you all
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it was
appropriate to give a little chuckle, under my breath of course.
Yuppies, the scourge of America seem to think it would be fun to build
half million dollar houses in remote areas and check-in to nature with
room service. Good riddance when their crap burns.
Brian Rodgers
A friend who coincidentally thinks I am a nut job, said he made a
system back in the 'old days' in which a small water turbine powered
by a small stream pumped water into a storage tank as well as generate
electricity. Somehow this system was augmented with a small wind
generator. He said that
section for solvents like acetone alcohol
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Thank you Keith
I will start reading right now.
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_motherearth/me4.html
Amazing to say the least.
I love to see that waste oil burning space heater glowing.
Boy howdy!
Our situation is a bit different in that we need to burn waste wood
products.
with:coanda effect and
the ferroelectric effect.
very cool stuff: Using The Coanda Effect In A Pulsejet:
http://www.aardvark.co.nz/pjet/coanda.shtml
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/coanda.htm
Thank you for 'making my day
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Hello Keith
I don't know how you manage to keep up with all of this.
My head is spinning with the beautiful data stream of pertinent
information found here.
I no sooner ask a question or respond to another's comments and a new
data stream hits, I almost forgot what we was talking about yesterday.
. Internet Chain Letters, Yuk.
As mentioned here, it is simple to check out a story for rumor content
at www.snopes.com
I really like the way Barbara Mikkelson writes.
Fun informative and she doesn't make you feel like you are an idiot.
Brian Rodgers
a friend sent me this. Keep in mind, it's from a liberal Web site. But
even if only part of it is true, it's still pretty scary.
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/publish/article_7267.shtml
Bush's Obscene Tirades Rattle White House Aides
By DOUG THOMPSON
Aug 25, 2005, 06:19
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