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Ann Church

I’m the behind-the-scenes tech person. I keep the class schedule, work on production quality, and love to see you in class. This fall, I start a series called' Fantastic Things Your Smart Phone Can Do.' Check out the schedule and sign up. And don't forget to "Just Keep Moving."

Ann Church

I was born in the little town of Kingsville, Texas, home of the King Ranch, where my father worked for Celanese Corporation. Both my mom and dad were chemists, but typical of the times, only my father worked. We all moved back to Houston in 1953. But my family arrived in Houston sometime earlier, around the 1880s. During the Civil War, my great-great grandfather, Leonidas, lived in New York City with his uncle Rodney Smith Church. In 1882 he was a clerk for J.R. Morris of Houston, and in 1884 he was a boarder at 1200 Congress in Houston. In 1892 he had a grocery at the corner of Chartres and Maple in Houston. But my family history goes back much further – to the founding of Hartford, CT. My great (too many greats) Richard Church was born in London on February 6, 1610, and died in Hadley, MA, in 1667. He came to the colonies with Rev. Thomas Hooker, who led a group of about 100 settlers. In 1636. they founded the settlement of Hartford, CT, and the Church name is celebrated on the Founding Stone of Hartford.

Growing up in Houston, I was torn between 2 worlds, my grandmother's world of DAR, SAR, Southern Baptist, clubs, and other trappings of 'society' vs. the different real world. I would escape to Sunday church meetings to go to the Black Baptist church because it was so real. I lost my mother to breast cancer when I was just 7. Family life unraveled with my new stepmother, my grandfather's death, and the rest of the family splintering.


I finally found what I was looking for when I started coming to New Mexico at 13. Everything was so exotic! Native Americans on the Plaza, the processions in the street, and just the pure non-conformity of Santa Fe were intoxicating. I remember some guy in buckskin riding a horse around the Plaza. But it took me 33 years to finally jump ship and move here permanently.


While waiting, I co-founded 5 computer stores in Houston that were later sold to Bell Atlantic and worked in computers and real estate finance. As an entrepreneur, I was partnered in real estate software design and sales, maintained IT for doctors and other medical professionals, and was CFO of a private real estate company with over $300M in assets.


Fast forward to current times. In 1996, my daughter and I, Lindsay, moved to Santa Fe. She was seven. I found an incredible community here. Kids could be smart and popular without BMWs and expensive handbags. Three-day hikes in the Pecos Wilderness were typical. Exploring the culture of New Mexico is endless. I am a docent at the School for Advanced Research. I design for the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum retail store – for over 14 years. I am a very active AARP volunteer. I dive, I hike, and I love working out.

And founded Villages of Santa Fe in 2016. Now, Villages is a fantastic resource for older adults wanting to stay healthy and active - open to our entire older community in New Mexico and beyond. Villages offers nine classes weekly, plus lifestyle workshops and a library of over 550+ videos, providing programs for older adults 24/7. All instructors are 70+ and understand the issues and challenges associated with exercise as we age.


Consider this - preventing falls can be life-saving for older adults. An aging body means a noninjury in your 40s would be far more severe in your 70s. Preventing falls for more older adults is not an option but a life-saving strategy.


To keep all this running are our fantastic instructors. Maria Francis, Judith Rhodes, Sharon Tolleson, Corinne Hodges, and our newest instructor, kk Taylor. Maria manages scheduling and posting of attendance and videos. She helps everyone get signed up for the proper classes. She enrolls them in our no-cost programs, such as Renew Active with United Healthcare. She is our direct liaison with AARP New Mexico. Behind the scenes are me and Michelle Rothwell.


FYI – AARP only funds ONE online and ONE in-person class. The other Villages classes are funded by your memberships, donations, and grants. We appreciate your support because, without you, there would be no free classes for those unable to afford to pay.


Behind all that, I maintain class schedules, Punchpass, website, memberships, workshops, and newsletters. Other duties are writing the newsletter, planning workshops, sending constant reminders for classes and workshops, filing taxes and corporate reports, writing grants, paying instructors, maintaining insurance, attending meetings, researching grants, meeting with donors and grantors, attending workshops, teaching tech and fall prevention classes, and the list goes on.


With my extensive background in tech, I love teaching tech to our community. Not as some nerdy lecture, but real-life 'how-tos.' Since the start of Villages, we have offered tech training to our community because:

Helps with independence.

Keeps us connected with family and friends.

Keeps us engaged, entertained, and informed.


This fall, I started a series called' Fantastic Things Your Smart Phone Can Do.' Check out the schedule and sign up. And don't forget to "Just Keep Moving."


Ann Church

Judith Rhodes

My classes combine deep breathing, asanas accessible to all — especially as we age — and poetry and spiritual thinkers' readings. What a gift to be given these traditions to keep us steady and vibrant in this ever-changing and often stressful world.

Judith Rhodes

Hello! It was born and raised within Chicago's city limits and grew up with all the fabulous things Chicago offers. My love of books undoubtedly was seeded at our annual school trip to the Book Fair at the Museum of Science and Industry! After high school, I attended Macalester College in St. Paul, MN earning a B.A. in speech and theater, and from there wound up at the Dallas Theater Center, earning an M.F.A. in theater with the degree being awarded through Trinity University, San Antonio, TX. While in Dallas, I acquired my Actors Equity card playing Faye in Neil Simon's play Chapter Two starring Tab Hunter. Next stop: New York, where I resided for the next 32 years.

In New York, a classmate from the Theater Center conceived a project called Living Literature — actors performing one-person shows of literary figures — and convinced me to put something together to be marketed to schools, nursing homes, regional festivals, etc. We had actors performing shows on John Keats, Edgar Alan Poe, Emily Dickinson, and Shakespeare — and my contribution, a compilation of cuttings from the works of Charles Dickens (entitled A Little Dickens) which I've performed on and off for about 15 years. Even made it to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and had a lovely time meeting performers from all over the world.

I developed a strong wanderlust as a kid on annual trips to Florida visiting grandparents, introducing me to new landscapes, flora and fauna, Burma Shave signage, and lots of Spanish moss hanging from trees lining driveways to abandoned plantations. I've traveled to many places since then, most recently to the island of Iona off the coast of Scotland, Laos, and Cambodia, Uzbekistan, and soon to come — a yoga retreat in Iceland.

I teach yoga now as a natural evolution from traditional modalities such as weight training, circuit training, aerobics, and dance classes. I grew up with older parents whose lifestyles and illnesses were an example of what NOT to do. I started taking yoga classes in my 50s. I loved it enough to take teacher training at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Lenox, Massachusetts, the largest yoga and health center in the U.S. I recently completed a teacher training in qigong there and will offer these classes as well. Kripalu is an inquiry-based approach to the yoga asanas. It encourages lots of kindness and exploration toward oneself as the practitioner moves through the poses. It's a 5,000-year-old wisdom that "yokes" the mind, body, and spirit together, keeping the body strong, flexible, and vibrant. The physical practice can serve as a gateway to deeper self-discovery through breathing, mudras, chanting, meditation, and other practices to access inner wisdom that's been there all along.

My classes combine deep breathing, asanas accessible to all — especially as we age — and poetry and spiritual thinkers' readings. What a gift to be given these traditions to keep us steady and vibrant in this ever-changing and often stressful world.

I retired to Santa Fe in 2016 and find the capital city offers many opportunities — opera, chamber music, symphony, the Folk Art Market, Spanish Market, and Indian Market every summer. I collect art my friends make, collect small covered receptacles — some made of ceramic, some of basketry, some of wood — and enjoy adding to my collection of vintage clip earrings! My interests include good books to read, photography, architectural and interior design, discovering new places to explore in New Mexico and beyond. May we keep this one beautiful world safe and thriving for all to enjoy for seven generations and beyond? Namaste.

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KK Taylor

Karen' kk' Taylor: A Journey of Movement, Healing, and Leadership

kk Taylor is a distinguished certified coach and leader in mind-body fitness, with a multifaceted career dedicated to promoting physical health, emotional well-being, and holistic healing.

KK Taylor

Karen' kk' Taylor: A Journey of Movement, Healing, and Leadership

kk Taylor is a distinguished certified coach and leader in mind-body fitness, with a multifaceted career dedicated to promoting physical health, emotional well-being, and holistic healing. With a comprehensive expertise spanning various disciplines, kk has established a reputation as a transformative figure in movement and wellness.


Education and Professional Training

kk pursued rigorous training and certification in several specialized programs, each contributing to its broad expertise and unique approach to coaching and leadership.


Nia certifications:

Nia Black Belt is the pinnacle of Nia Technique training, emphasizing the integration of dance, martial arts, and healing arts to foster holistic fitness and joy in movement.

Nia Moving to Heal focuses on using movement as a therapeutic practice to support emotional and physical healing.

Nia Free Dance encourages creative self-expression through uninhibited dance, fostering freedom and individuality.

Nia MoveIT is a high-energy interval training program that blends the core elements of Nia with cardiovascular conditioning.



TajiFit certifications:

TajiFit Certified Conductor requires mastering the art of TaijiFit, a modern approach to Tai Chi that combines flowing movements with mindfulness.

TajiFit Bamboo Fusion Conductor integrates traditional Tai Chi with Yoga to enhance flexibility and strength.

TaijiFit for Veterans is tailored to support the unique needs of veterans, promoting physical rehabilitation and emotional well-being.

TaijiFit Relaxation Leader focuses on stress reduction and relaxation through guided visualization.


BreatheFit/SuperCORE Coach: Specializing in breathwork and core strengthening techniques to enhance overall fitness and vitality.

 

Career and Achievements

Throughout kk's illustrious career, she has touched the lives of countless individuals, helping them achieve greater health, balance, and self-awareness. As a certified coach and leader, kk has conducted workshops, classes, and personal coaching sessions, always with a focus on inclusivity, accessibility, and personal empowerment.


Notable Contributions

kk has been instrumental in developing and implementing innovative fitness and wellness programs that cater to diverse populations, including special initiatives for veterans and individuals with specific health needs.


Mentorship and Leadership

As a mentor, kk has guided aspiring coaches and leaders, fostering the next generation of wellness professionals.


Personal Philosophy and Approach

kk believes in the transformative power of movement and guided relaxation and the profound impact they can have on one's life. Her coaching philosophy is rooted in the principles of mindfulness, joy, and holistic wellness. By combining her rigorous training with a compassionate and intuitive approach, kk creates a supportive and empowering environment for all participants.


Future Endeavors

Looking ahead, kk is dedicated to continuing her journey of learning and teaching, with plans to expand her reach through online platforms, new program offerings, and collaborative projects with other wellness professionals. Her ultimate goal is to inspire and enable more people to discover the joy and healing potential of mindful movement and relaxation.

KK's story is a testament to the power of dedication and passion and the endless possibilities that arise when one follows one's true calling. Through her work, KK continues to inspire and transform lives, one movement at a time.


WHAT IS NIA?

Ask any Nia practitioner to describe Nia and you will get a number of answers. More than just a workout, Nia fills a void where other traditional fitness programs fall short. A powerful fusion of dance, martial arts, and mindfulness practices, Nia is a holistic movement & wellness practice addressing each aspect of your life - body, mind, and spirit.

  • Using a system of 52 simple moves, each Nia workout delivers full-body conditioning leaving you energized, mentally clear, and emotionally balanced.

  • Nia’s purpose is to inspire and guide people to listen to the wisdom of the body, choose movement that feels good, and find connection in community.

  • Nia is for every person who desires to discover, explore, unleash, and enhance their individual potential to live a healthy and meaningful life.

WHAT IS NIA MOVING TO HEAL?

Designed with the unifying theme of healing, the Nia Moving to Heal class provides you with the knowledge and skills to receive therapeutic benefits from the moving practice of Nia.

Founded on the art of movement and the philosophy of The Body's Way, you will learn how to successfully use Nia movement and principles to feel better. Are you just getting back into moving? Are you recovering from surgery or an accident? Do you have a weakness you want to strengthen? Or do you just want to move more and feel better?

Nia Moving to Heal is for Every BODY. As I always say, “Your body, your way, today!”

Nia Moving to Heal requires a 12 week online live course of study with presentations to follow to receive your certification.

Sharon Tolleson

I'm dedicated to providing exercise for older adults to improve their health and enure long-term maintenance of physical well-being.

Sharon Tolleson

I'm dedicated to providing exercise for older individuals to improve their health and to ensure long-term maintenance of physical well-being. 

I’ve always believed exercise and movement helps people improve health and happiness. All of my time is dedicated to providing older adults and special populations with fitness classes that support strength, flexibility, and balance. Graceful aging individuals return warmth and gratitude back to me, unlike any other age group. I’m grateful and I always try to make my class participant’s day a bit brighter.

I have eight years of experience coaching older populations at two Santa Fe retirement communities, El Castillo and La Secoya. Hundreds have been impacted by my work.
Certifications:
Rock Steady Boxing, Exercise Coach (Parkinson's), 8 years
Matter of Balance Master Trainer and Coach, 8 years
HUR Strength Training and Wellness Instructor, 8 years
CDP National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioner, 3 years
Dementia Care Training and Certification, 3 years
LSVT Parkinson’s Wellness Therapist, 1 year

Meghan Bass-Petti

I love learning and am always continuing to advance my studies!  I have a particular interest in the mind/body/spirit approach to health and healing and find great joy in helping others remember and reconnect to their true nature.

Meghan Bass-Petti

What I have learned over the last two + decades, especially given the COVID-19 pandemic, is how isolated we can become...not only from others, but also from ourselves-sacrificing our time, energy, physical body, and emotional health for everyone and everything else. 


The realization of the critical need for self-care came after several health challenges over the last 25 years that left me feeling completely depleted and desperate for a change.  I began studying all forms of emotional and physical health in earnest, completing specialized training across multiple disciplines. 


I love learning and am always continuing to advance my studies!  I have a particular interest in the mind/body/spirit approach to health and healing and find great joy in helping others remember and reconnect to their true nature.

Deborah Blackburn

Deborah Blackburn is a licensed skincare professional and focuses on preserving vitality, improving texture, and supporting healthy aging through thoughtful, individualized care.

Deborah Blackburn

Deborah Blackburn is a licensed, experienced skincare professional who transitioned into private practice in Santa Fe after many successful years in the spa industry. Her work centers on the belief that skincare should never be one-size-fits-all. Deborah focuses on preserving vitality, improving texture, and supporting healthy aging through thoughtful, individualized care.

Her approach moves away from traditional spa “menus” and instead emphasizes personalized treatments designed around each client’s unique skin, lifestyle, environment, and goals. With a refined sense of touch and heightened sensitivity to skin texture, Deborah delivers treatments that are both intuitive and results-driven.

Clients value her ability to truly see and respond to their skin’s needs, creating a deeply customized experience. Deborah’s philosophy is simple: skincare is personal, and meaningful results come from understanding the individual.

Ann, Maria, and Katie

Ann and Maria are Master Trainers for A Matter of Balance, an evidence-based program that reduces falls and the fear of falling. They present this Fall Prevention program to inform you of the risks of falling and provide helpful information to prevent falls.

Brad Coe

We have learned so much about Medicare from Brad. Beginning in 2016, Brad has presented workshops on Medicare - helping us make informed choices.

Brad Coe

Brad Coe is the President and Managing Member of Coe Agency, LLC. with his business partner/wife of 15 years, Amanda, and daughter Emilee. Brad has been in the insurance industry for 22 years. Initially, the primary business area was Employee Benefits or Group Health insurance for companies. Eventually, business-owners became Medicare eligible and needed assistance transitioning from their group plan into Medicare, thus starting the endeavor in Medicare. For the past 15 years, Brad's focus has been Medicare, while Amanda and Emilee handle the group insurance. Brad believes that integrity and a thorough knowledge of Medicare at the beginning of one's transition is the key to a successful and long-term agent/client relationship. Brad has an excellent word-of-mouth reputation. Brad's hobbies are cooking, traveling, boating, and 4-wheel drive off-road exploring.

Bernadette Romero-Jaramillo

Bernadette Romero-Jaramillo, PT, DPT

Joins us today. She is the Clinical Manager of Christus St. Vincent Sports Medicine here is Santa Fe. She highly values personal and spiritual growth in her patients and others by encouraging these values to help heal the whole body.

Bernadette Romero-Jaramillo

Bernadette Romero-Jaramillo, PT, DPT

Joins us today. She is the Clinical Manager of Christus St. Vincent Sports Medicine here is Santa Fe. She highly values personal and spiritual growth in her patients and others by encouraging these values to help heal the whole body.


Bernadette has practiced in a variety of physical therapy settings since 2003 which include in-patient rehabilitation, acute care, home health care and out-patient therapy. Her scope of practice is diverse from treating a multitude of diagnoses and conditions from neurological, vestibular, balance, functional impairments, wound care, orthopaedic and pelvic health. She has specialized in the treatment of woman’s and men’s pelvic health issues since 2016. As a holistic manual therapist, she addresses the pain, movement dysfunction, health and wellness issues of all of her patients in a comprehensive manner. Bernadette is a Clinical Manager for the physical therapy departments of Christus St. Vincent Sports Medicine and Therapy Services for the Santa Fe and Los Alamos clinics. She has served and worked for Christus St. Vincent’s Hospital over the past 14 years. She is a native of Tesuque/Santa Fe, and is a graduate of Santa Fe High School. She began her profession as a physical therapist in Nevada and moved back to Santa Fe with her husband (her high school sweetheart) to be close their families and to serve the community she loves and grew up in. She enjoys spending time with her daughter Grace by coaching and cheering Grace on with her gifts in academics and sports as well as help care for her aging mom with her 9 siblings. She highly values personal and spiritual growth in her patients and others by encouraging these values to help heal the whole body.


Qualifications

· Licensed Physical Therapist since 2003

· Expertise in the treatment of pelvic floor muscles

· Ongoing continuing professional education in orthopaedics, manual therapy, spine and pelvis rehabilitation, prenatal and postpartum care, pelvic floor dysfunction for women and men, and osteoporosis


Education

· Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT), University of Las Vegas, Nevada

· Masters of Physical Therapy (MSPT), University of Las Vegas, Nevada

· Bachelors of Science in Biology (BS), with a minor in Athletic Training, Eastern New Mexico University

Lindsay C Ballard, MD

Lindsay C. Ballard, MD is Board Certified Emergency Medicine Physician with Emergency Medicine Specialists, LLC, and a Board Certified Hyperbaric & Wound Care Physician with Providence Portland Medical Center.

Lindsay C Ballard, MD

[email protected]
505.670.7963

Lindsay Catherine Ballard, MD

education and Training

Fellow, Undersea & Hyperbaric Medicine                               7/2021- 6/2022

Louisiana State University

 

Resident, Emergency Medicine                                              6/2018 – 6/2021

Oregon Health & Sciences University


Doctor of Medicine                                                                6/2014 – 5/2018

Florida International University

Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine


Bachelor of Arts, Political Science & Latin American Studies 8/2011 – 5/2014

Wesleyan University

work experience

Board Certified Emergency Medicine Physician                          7/2022 – present  

Emergency Medicine Specialists, LLC


Board Certified Hyperbaric & Wound Care Physician                  7/2022 – present

Providence Portland Medical Center

 

Emergency Medicine Physician                                                    8/2021 – 5/2022

Gulf Coast Veterans Administration, Biloxi, MS  

teaching and volunteer  EXPERIENCE

ACLS instructor                                                                     6/2020 – present

 

Assistant Medical Director                                                    11/2018- 6/2021

Banks Fire Department, Banks, OR

Create CME lectures, perform CQI for trauma cases, work hands on with airway courses for paramedics

academic works  

Ballard L, Jones B, Ray K. Presence of patent foramen ovale in certain types of decompression illness: A Case Series (abstract). Undersea & Hyperbar Med Journal. 2022;49 (2): 259.
Johnson P, et al. Treating carbon monoxide poisoning patients after Hurricane Ida (abstract). Undersea & Hyperbar Med Journal. 2022;49 (2): 271-2.
Ballard L, Fernandez S, Kornegay J. Epistaxis: a clinical review. J Urgent Care Med. 2021;15(10):13-18.

Ballard LC,  Cois A. & Kea B. Peripartum Cardiomyopathy: a Review. Curr Emerg Hosp Med Rep 7, 127–134 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40138-019-00192-3


Fernandez S, Ballard L, Irias C, Ward-Peterson M, Levine R, Varella M. Opioid Prescribing in the ED: Investigating the association between year and frequency of prescriptions upon discharge from the ED, 2010-2014. Oral Abstract. The Florida Medical Student Research Journal 3:1, 63 (2018).
Ballard L. FAST infographic. EMpulse, 24:3, 32 (2017).
Ballard L. The Needles. Eloquor FIU HWCOM Humanities Journal 5, 55 (2017).
Ballard L. Peace in Place. Eloquor FIU HWCOM Humanities Journal 4, 65 (2016).
Ballard L. My Sanctuary. Eloquor FIU HWCOM Humanities Journal, 4, 10 (2016).

PRESENTATIONS:

Adult M&M, R3 M&M, OHSU Resident Conference, June 17, 2021

EKG Review for EMS, Banks Fire EMS CME, Banks Fire Department, Jan 11, 2021

Banks Case Review, Banks Fire EMS CME, Banks Fire Department, Dec 12, 2020

Marine Envenomations, “When Things Go Wrong In the Outdoors” OHSU Wilderness Medicine Conference, Sep 18, 2020

Diving Medicine, R3 Grand Rounds, OHSU Resident Conference, Sept 2, 2020

Pediatric M&M, R2 Pediatrics Talk, OHSU Resident Conference, June 17, 2020

Banks Fire Trauma Review, Banks Fire EMS CME, Banks Fire Department, Nov 4, 2019

Angling for Success, R2 Power Hour, OHSU Resident Conference, Sept 11, 2019

Leg Day, R2 Topic Talk, OHSU Resident Conference, Sept 11, 2019

C spine, Banks Fire EMS CME, Banks Fire Department, Jun 10. 2019

Pediatric Respiratory Issues, Banks Fire EMS CME, Banks Fire Department, April 7, 2019

Help, I’ve fallen and I can’t get up, R1 Power Hour, OHSU Resident Conference,  Feb 19.2019

Common EMS Drugs, Banks Fire EMS CME, Banks Fire Department, Dec 9, 2018

SVT Case Review, Banks Fire EMS CME, Banks Fire Department, Nov 29, 2018

memberships, certifications and languages 

Double Board Certification with ABEM in Emergency Medicine, Undersea & Hyperbaric Medicine

ACEP, UHMS Member

ACLS, BLS, PALS, UHMS Medical Examiner of Divers

PADI MSDT, EFR instructor

Fluent in Spanish

personal interests

SCUBA Diving

Hiking & Walking with my dogs

Yoga, Spicy foods







                                                                                                                                          

Cindy Coutts

As an occupational therapist, I initially introduced Qigong to my rehabilitation patients to help improve strength, coordination, and balance. Along the way, I discovered the practice was transforming my own body.

Cindy Coutts

I have been practicing Qigong for over 20 years and became a certified instructor about 10 years ago through the International Tai Chi for Health Institute under Dr. Paul Lam. As an occupational therapist, I initially introduced Qigong to my rehabilitation patients to help improve strength, coordination, and balance. Along the way, I discovered the practice was transforming my own body as well—I gained strength and stability, improved my balance, and significantly reduced my visits to the chiropractor.

Since then, I have shared the gift of Qigong with all of my patients as a powerful way to support long-term health and well-being. Qigong helps improve breathing, flexibility, balance, strength, coordination, and a sense of grounding. The gentle, mindful movements combined with deep breathing enhance oxygenation to the brain and bloodstream, supporting both physical and mental vitality.

I live in Abiquiú, New Mexico, where I practice Qigong while looking out over the beautiful mountains, including Pedernal. I am excited to bring Qigong to our community and look forward to meeting you and practicing together.
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Karen Lievense

Karen Lievense is the owner of Downsizing Made Simple. She helps older adults transition from their large family home to a smaller apartment in a senior community, enabling them to turn a lifetime of possessions and furnishings into a personal, efficient, and safe new home.

Karen Lievense

Karen Lievense is the owner of Downsizing Made Simple and specializes in Independent and Assisted Living Relocation Support. She helps older adults make the major transition from their large family home into a smaller apartment in a senior community, enabling them to turn a lifetime of possessions and furnishings into a personal, efficient, and safe new home. Karen believes that everyone, at every age, deserves to live with comfort, wellness, and beauty.

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