Thursday, May 31, 2012

Transparent Phone Optical Illusion

This is an unretouched photograph. We have seen laptops done to death, but here is a excellently done cell phone. To quote the artist, "This was so much more difficult to do than the laptop screen!"


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Dallenbach Optical Illusion

This is one of those optical Illusions that once you have identified what is in the picture you will always, immediately, see that object. However if you have never seen this image before it may take you quite a while to see what is before your eyes. You may never see it until someone says what it is or points it out.

I originally saw this on Coach Burke's site.

Dallenbach Cow Optical Illusion

For the solution you may click here.
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Simultaneous Contrast Illusion



Simultaneous Contrast Illusion
The grey bar is the same colour across its whole length.

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Peacock Optical Illusion

The below peacock has some illusion of motion in it but what I find most fascinating is that when you follow a row of circles from left to right they might appear indented then somewhere in the process the exact same circles seem as if they are protruding. Sometimes they seem the same all the way but when you start at the opposite end they have magically flipped. For further explanation go here.

Peacock Optical Illusion

Miwa Miwa
Copyright 2012
used w/permission
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Trompe l'oeil Ad

This is an ad for ramen in the causeway Bay Station in Hong Kong. I love this kind of art. I would love to see this from a angle that reveals how distorted this image needs to be to get this one perfect view.

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Trompe d'oeil Ad
Flickr Artist: djwerdna
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Memorial Day Optical Illusion

In the United States Memorial Day is a day set aside to honor those who have fallen in battle. The below is a photo mosaic of President Bush's face, formed with the images of fallen American soldiers.
The artist had this to say about his Mosaic.

This paragraph is particularly noteworthy:

I'd also like to point out that 'War President' is an image. It is not a textual statement or rhetorical argument. An image is like an empty room and any message that one reads in that room necessarily came in the baggage one carried when one walked in the door.


"War President" Created by the American Leftist
Click image for large version

Here we have a tribute to those who died in support of our country. President Bush has never taken the toll on our service men and women lightly. He lives everyday with the realization that his decision put these young patriots in harms way.

I served in the US Navy for 22 years. During this time I have lost hundreds of crewmates in various accidents and attacks and this was in "peace" not war. These proud Americans served their country knowing that in peace or war they were a target and that there is danger in the very nature of their jobs.

I salute these valiant fallen, young men and women of courage.

I also salute those who raise their voice in opposition to this war. I may not agree with them but I did serve to ensure America remained free and that we all have the right to speak freely.

Years from now when Iraq is secure in it's own freedom, this mosaic may indeed find it's way to a yet to be created museum in Baghdad as a tribute to those freedom fighters who fought and died so the Iraqi people could be free.

It appears that we often forget one small truth, without which we would still be British, Freedom is never free.
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Pink&Red Anomalous Motion Optical Illusion

Some people may react to this anomalous motion optical illusion and if you think you might be one of these people it is important to read the caution at the top of this page prior to proceeding.

I love the motion in this optical illusion. It is definitely one that you should sit down for before viewing. The quadrants can't seem to determine which way they want to go..

Red & Pink Optical Illusion

Herman J. Verwaal
copyright 2005
used w/permission


Herman has a large collection of optical illusions that he has created over time. He has generously allowed me to feature a few of his pieces here. This is the sixth (check the sitemap for his others) of many. His illusions run the gambit and I will be showing you more of his excellent Trick-Art in the future.
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Monday, May 28, 2012

The Leaning Tower Illusion

The Leaning Tower Illusion


Here is a novel illusion that is as striking as it is simple. The two images of the Leaning Tower of Pisa are identical, yet one has the impression that the tower on the right leans more, as if photographed from a different angle. The reason for this is because the visual system treats the two images as if part of a single scene. Normally, if two adjacent towers rise at the same angle, their image outlines onverge as they recede from view due to perspective, and this is taken into account by the visual system. So when confronted with two towers whose corresponding outlines are parallel, the visual system assumes they must be diverging as they rise from view, and this is what we see. The illusion is not restricted to towers photographed from
below, but works well with other scenes, such as railway tracks receding into the distance. What this illusion reveals is less to do with perspective, but how the visual system tends to treat two side-by-side images as if part of the same scene. However hard we try to think of the two photographs of the Leaning Tower as separate, albeit identical images of the same object, our visual system regards them as the ‘Twin Towers of Pisa’, whose perspective can only be interpreted in terms of one tower leaning more than the other.
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Sunday, May 27, 2012

Spring Break Illusion in Advertising

Bruster's real ice cream says, "treat yourself to something real"

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Handling Car Illusion

This person in this picture seems to be show himself so strong :D, he is leaning that Car into his hand.I dont know who is the photographer of this picture,but its really shot so perfect that it looks like that car is is so real. the thing is that you just need a perfect angle and its also fun to do :)
So what are you thinking pick up your camera and start taking picture by yourself to create such a illsuion and send it to me.

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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Man in canoe or man in birds mouth?

Man in canoe or man in birds mouth?

Man in canoe or man in birds mouth?

Man in canoe or man in birds mouth?
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Impossible Construction 15

This optical Illusion is the creation of Herman J. Verwaal of Exloo, Netherlands. This is part of his "Impossible Construction" series.

Impossible Construction Optical Illusion

Herman J. Verwaal
copyright 2005
used w/permission


Herman has a large collection of optical illusions that he has created over time. He has generously allowed me to feature a few of his pieces here. This is the fifth (here is the first, second, third and the fourth) of many. I love the simplicity of this impossible figure. His illusions run the gambit and I will be showing you more of his excellent Trick-Art in the future.
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Friday, May 25, 2012

Fish Girl Optical Illusion

Below it is easy to see the fish on a dish, but can you make out the girl in the picture as well?


Miwa Miwa
Copyright 2004
used w/permission


If you still can't see the girl place your mouse over the picture. Notice how not only does the fish change to a girl but so does the the word "fish" change to "girl".
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Sexy Illusion in Beach

Take a look at the image carefully this is very sexy illusion, what you have sawed a People Enjoying in a Beach? Yes you were right but a Anonymous has created a amazing illusion,
Amazing Photography Illusion
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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Motion-Illusion Building Blocks

Follow up, Earlier this week I had The 2nd annual "Best Visual Illusion of the Year" contest winner. Many of you wanted to know who won the first contest. Well I have been in touch with the winner and he gave me permission to show this illusion here.

The winners of 1st annual "Best Visual Illusion of the Year" contest are Arthur Shapiro and Justin Charles, Department of Psychology, Bucknell University, USA

The below optical illusion presents the illusion of motion. This is accomplished by combining building blocks. In the examples below the blocks that are connected together are in the shape of diamonds, squares or rectangles. Each block is constant and does not change shape. In some presentations the center color is modulated but the edges stay constant. In another the center color stays constant but the edges change colors. Read more about this here.

Here is a quote from the explanation that clarifies some of the below illusions.
"We present four ways of combining the elemental conditions : House of Cards (center modulation), Lucy in the Sky (center modulation, with changes in relative phase of modulation across individual elements), Caterpillar (edge modulation in color, showing that the effect is determined by the luminance of the edges), and the Tilt illusion (center modulation, with ramped edges)."
The bottom line is that all blocks in the chain of illusions are a constant size and shape. The perceived motion of the images is just an optical illusion. You can view many more examples and explanations by going to the author's site.



© 2005 Arthur Shapiro & Justin Charles

Submissions for the 2012 contest are now welcome. Submit your ideas now and take home this prestigious award!
About the contest

"The contest is a celebration of the ingenuity and creativity of the world’s premier visual illusion research community. Visual illusions are those perceptual experiences that do not match the physical reality. Our perception of the outside world is generated indirectly by brain mechanisms, and so all visual perception is illusory to some extent. The study of visual illusions is therefore of critical importance to the understanding of the basic mechanisms of sensory perception, as well as to cure many diseases of the visual system. The visual illusion community includes visual scientists, ophthalmologists, neurologists, and visual artists that use a variety of methods to help discover the neural underpinnings of visual illusory perception."
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Floating Chain Optical Illusion

Missed it by this much!!!
In the spirit of Maxwell Smart, would you believe...

This photographer came across this interesting display in the home of a 19th century artist. He got down on his belly and managed to snap the photo from such an angle as to not give away how this illusion is accomplished.

What do you think is holding this heavy chain in place?

A thin fishing line? Maybe a strong electromagnet.

While both these ideas have merit the truth is that this chain is being held in place by one of the strongest forces known to man.

Chain Ring
T J Hanlon
Copyright 2004
used w/permission

The photographer T J Hanlon had this to say about this image,
"I took this photo at Olana, the home of 19th Century artist Frederick Church. Church was one of the founders of the Hudson River School of Art, which was known for its dreamy pastoral scenes. I'm always on the lookout for compositions that are out of the ordinary. This is one of my favorites because it makes you look twice. The illusion of weightlessness, by a heavy chain and ring against a solid tile surface, gives the image a surreal feel to it."
See more at his photo gallery.
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Bluff or Bomb Illusion

This all are Amazing Words, i have done couple of Confusing post previously about the Bird and the Paris this is similar to both of them, try to read out the letter as it is written in the image. what word you have readed there? may be a word Bomb but look at the word which written in yellow colour inside the black colour and you can see the word Bluff written inside the Bomb.

Bomb Illusion
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Word Optical Illusions in Advertising

This ad campaign for Veja Magazine not only combined words to make images but also won a Gold and two Silvers in the 2004 Clio awards.

Gold Award
Bin Laden
Dead or Alive
Dead or Alive


Silver Award
Bush
Peace or War
Peace or War


Silver Award
Saddam
Threat or Pretext
Threat or Pretext



Castro
Tyranny or Freedom
Tirany or Freedom


Category-Print: Media Promotion
Ad Agency: AlmapBBDO, Sao Paulo
Account Executive: Fico Meirelles, Izabella Villaca
Creative Director: Marcello Serpa
Copywriter: Sophie Schoenburg
Art Director: Roberto Fernandez
Production Manager: Jose Roberto Bezerra
Illustrator: Roberto Fernandez
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Monday, May 21, 2012

Smoking Illusion

The bus is designed so amazingly that the smoke is coming out from the bus but its looking like coming out of the guys mouth

Smoking Illusion
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Sunday, May 20, 2012

Radiohead In Rainbows Optical Illusion

Here is a possible cover art for Radiohead's album In Rainbow. There is some nice anomalous motion going on in this art.

Nicely done!

optical illusion
inrainbows 800x800
Flickr Artist: pixelbaustelle
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The Freezing Rotation Illusion

The 2nd annual "Best Visual Illusion of the Year" contest is over and the winner is in (see the first years winner here). This year it is Max R. Dürsteler, Dep. of Neurology, University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland.





To experience the full effect of this illusion go to his contest submission site here and download some of his quality views of this illusion. Keep repeating to yourself that the center circle is spinning at a constant rate. The beauty of this illusion is our insistence that the center rotating image does in fact stop on occasion.

Submissions for the 2012 contest are now welcome. Submit your ideas now and take home this prestigious award!
About the contest

"The contest is a celebration of the ingenuity and creativity of the world’s premier visual illusion research community. Visual illusions are those perceptual experiences that do not match the physical reality. Our perception of the outside world is generated indirectly by brain mechanisms, and so all visual perception is illusory to some extent. The study of visual illusions is therefore of critical importance to the understanding of the basic mechanisms of sensory perception, as well as to cure many diseases of the visual system. The visual illusion community includes visual scientists, ophthalmologists, neurologists, and visual artists that use a variety of methods to help discover the neural underpinnings of visual illusory perception."
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Zooming Dots Illusion

The idea is to focus on the dot in the centre and then move your head constantly towards and away from the monitor. when you move your head toward the moniter you will get to see the black dots appearing small from the actual size, and when you move your head away from the moniter you will get to see the black dots appers to be much bigger from the actual size of the dots.

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Glowing Circle Illusion

This is similar to the Rotating Circle Illusion. This Circle Illusion Continuesly appears to glow, confused person may ask you a question, Is that circle is Glowing?

Optical Illusion
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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Is the Cloud are Rotating

This is similar to the Rotating Illusion which always keep rotating. In real the image is not Moving at all but while looking up the Illusions closely it look like Moving or Rotating


Circaling illusion
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What on Earth? Optical Illusion

My 9 year old son looked at this image and quickly deduced what the mystery was about the strange image he was seeing. Me, well let's just say it took me a while longer to arrive at the same conclusion he did.

So "What on Earth" do you see in this picture?

Photo by Robert Chura
Copyright 2002
used w/permission


He is a talented photographer check out his work here.

Still not sure what this is? Place your mouse on the photo to see the truth.

For more information on this effect check out this post Bumps or Holes? Astronomy Analysts Confused
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Thursday, May 17, 2012

The Paris Confusion Illusion


The Paris Confusion Illusion


Are you sure you read what you thought? Look at it again.
When you read the the above box, did you say the - the or did you see the "double the".
This is great trick similar to the previously done the bird post,you will definately fool peoples with this,try in school,office or with your friends its really fun.
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Full Moon Illusion

How close in do you think Bruce Almighty had to pull the Moon for the artist to snap this wonderful picture?


Electric Bubble
flickr author: bilioff

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Largest Dot Illusion

Largest Dot Illusion


Which Red Circle Is Larger?

actually they are the same size! measure 'them!
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The F word illusion

How many F's are there:


FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-
IC STUDY COMBINED WITH
THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.



There are six F's .Did you got confused? Count Again
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Monday, May 14, 2012

How To Create your own Colorization Optical Illusion

The nature of this optical illusion is to paint a grey scale image using only your eyes.

I originally saw an illusion that put an afterimage into a photo here and here. I also realized the importance of having a swappable background here, and found an illusion to add color to a B&W image here. All of these items combined inspired me to get off my butt and put this post together. I created another illusion here.

1. Pick an image with some color, preferably something everyone would recognize. For this demonstration I picked a nice public domain image of a Monarch Butterfly.

Monarch Butterfly
Original Image
Photo courtesy PDPhoto.org

Create two images from this image.

2. First change the original image to gray scale using a program like Paint Shop Pro. Save the image by a different name. You may wish to lighten the image by changing it's brightness or gamma settings. This image works best with no changes to the gray scale image. But experiment with the final product to see what works best for the image you selected.

3. Next create a negative of the original image, also using a program like Paint Shop Pro. Save the image by a different name.

Grey Scale Monarch Butterfly
Negative Image Monarch Butterfly
Gray Scale .JPG Image
Negative .JPG Image

4. Now that you have your two images launch any basic animation program. I used Jasc Animation Shop (Paint Shop Pro's companion). This has an animation wizard. I just wanted to create a 2 frame animation. I placed the negative image in frame one and the gray scale image in frame two. I set a 10 second delay between frames 1&2 and a 1 second delay between frames 2&1 and chose to allow it to loop forever.

5. Walla, now you have your own illusion. Look at the image below. It will show the negative image for 10 seconds and the gray scale image for 1 second. The longer you look at it the more pronounced the effect.

I also provided a mouse over image below. Focus in the center for 30-45 seconds then move your mouse over and the image will swap to the grey scale image, but you will see the original image in all it's glory. While you hold your gaze on the gray scale image you may see the butterfly shift, even flutter as you attempt to keep the new colors in place.


A mouse over version for your viewing pleasure.
Stare at the center of the image for 45 seconds then move your
mouse over the image and view the grey scale image in full color.


Animated .GIF Below
Monarch Butterfly Optical Illusion
© 2012 W. Anthony
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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Impossible Objects Optical Illusions

Here are a few excellently rendered impossible objects by Josh Sommers. Excellently done, thanks for allowing these via the "blog this" feature of Flickr. Josh talks about the first optical illusion presented.

"A variation on the 2 or 3 prong image, inspired by the work of Walter Wick, who managed to photograph his version using a partially reflective piece of glass and very careful lighting to create the illusion. "
optical illusion
Columns
Flickr Artist: Josh Sommers


optical illusion
Impossible Something
Flickr Artist: Josh Sommers

optical illusion
Impossible Posts
Flickr Artist: Josh Sommers

optical illusion
Two or Three?
Flickr Artist: Josh Sommers

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Friday, May 11, 2012

Foot Prints in the Sand Optical Illusion

The photographer didn't realize until he got home that the foot prints looked as if they were raised. After experimenting he found that rotating the image 180 degrees caused them to look as expected.


Up or down?
Flickr Artist: Espen Lodden

For more information on this effect check out this post Bumps or Holes? Astronomy Analysts Confused

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Thursday, May 10, 2012

Rock Balancing Optical Illusion

These fine rock creations are the art work of Bill Dan of San Francisco, California. The title above suggests that these rocks are balanced, just sitting there waiting for someone to topple them over. What do you think? When you are done pondering how this was accomplished you can click the link below the picture.

Rock Balancing Optical Illusion

Bill Dan
Copyright 2005
used w/permission


How about the photo below. It would seem impossible to believe that these are balanced. Look at the center stack, there is no way those rocks are balanced. Right?

Rock Balancing Optical Illusion

Bill Dan
Crissy Field
Copyright 2004
used w/permission


So what do you think is the mysterious force holding these rocks in place?

Update: Click the image to go to Bill's site and read his explanation for yourself.
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Lift Word Illusion

What do you see here?
Do you see the word "LIFT"?
Or, a bunch of black splotches ?

Lift Word Illusion

WOMEN typically spot the word "LIFT" easily.
MEN find it more difficult to find the word "LIFT"!
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Sunset Optical Illusion

The below picture was the Astronomy Picture of the Day for April 24, 2012 (via). I have placed it here because the photo provides an imaginative illusion of a sunset. How can you get the stars so bright with the sun still hanging low in the sky? The truth is you can't unless your Ulrich Beinert and refuse to accept the laws of nature.

The complete explanation of this picture follows below and has been quoted from the APOD archive.

See Explanation.  Clicking on the picture will download  the highest resolution version available.
Star Clouds over Arizona
Credit & Copyright: Ulrich Beinert

Explanation: The clouds in the foreground are much different than the clouds in the background. In the foreground are a photogenic deck of Earth-based water clouds. The long exposure used to create the above photograph makes the light from the left, reflected from Phoenix, Arizona, USA, appear like a sunset. Far in the distance, however, are star clouds from the disk of our Milky Way Galaxy. Billions of stars like our Sun live there, circling our Galactic center every 200 million years. Contrast between the water clouds and the star clouds has been digitally enhanced. Between the two, visible on the upper right, is the planet Jupiter.

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Tree Optical Illusion

I love this picture. Glancing at it makes you wonder what trick the photographer used to get this effect. Then you notice the clouds in the background and realize that it's nature that is playing games with your head this time.


Optical illusion?
flickr author: beautifier
used w/permission

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Monday, May 7, 2012

Curtain Optical Illusion

I love the colors and motion in this illusion. Excellent work Zunehmen!


Curtain
flickr author: zunehmen

Zunehmen says the following about his creation,
"Caution! Prolonged exposure may cause disorientation. Do not operate heavy equipment while viewing this image."

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Sunday, May 6, 2012

Spring Flowers Optical Illusion

This illusion of flowers blowing in the wind seems appropriate for the month of May in North America. The breeze must be blowing how else can you explain the apparent motion of the flowers?

Earlier, I started a series by Miwa Miwa (1, 2) who very generously granted me permission to feature his work here. The below image is called Flowers and has an illusion of motion.

Cycle Optical Illusion

Flowers
(c) miwa miwa 2005
Used w/permission

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Two Billion Degrees Kelvin Illusion?

When the results of the experiment were analyzed the Z-machine had generated a temperature in excess of two billion degrees Kelvin. The scientist's first impression was total disbelief.
"At first, we were disbelieving," said project leader Chris Deeney. "We repeated the experiment many times to make sure we had a true result."
3.6 billion degrees Fahrenheit is hotter then the interior of our sun which punched the thermometer at a cool 15 million degrees Kelvin. The kicker in all this is that it seems that the energy out was more then was put in, plus the temperature was sustained 10 nanoseconds longer then should have been possible. They don't know why but they think something new is going on here. (read more)

2 billion degres kelvin Illusion

Sandia's Z machine firing
The "“arcs and sparks"” formed at the
water-air interface travel between
metal conductors.
Photo by Randy Montoya
used w/permission


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Friday, May 4, 2012

Out of Frame Optical Illusion

Here is an interesting photograph. This photo was not manipulated with Photoshop or any other photo manipulation software.


How is this illusory effect accomplished?

optical illusion
Optical illusions
Flickr Artist: zm
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What is it Optical Illusion

The photographer has one question.

Can you guess what this is?

It looks like a lot of things but I never would have guessed this correctly.


DSC00921
flickr author: niclasmaanson

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