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3 Ways the Meat Industry Harms PEOPLE by Lindsay O’Donnell + Roasted Red Pepper Pasta

February 6, 2020 By julia

Meet Lindsay!

She’s inspired me over the last few years by putting out motivating, quality content at first, and then by her personable way of reaching people and simply making everyone feel loved and support. She is AWESOME.

 Lindsay O’Donnell  is celebrating her 20th anniversary as a vegetarian and 10th anniversary as a vegan! She is the owner of @PiquantMarketing, a Vancouver-based agency that builds community around food brands that promote health, sustainability, and food innovation. She also runs @lindsayisvegan, a vegan-activist account that focuses on the impact our food choices have on our planet and each other.

By Lindsay:

3 Ways the Meat Industry Harms People

When it comes to the meat industry, people will often say their motivation for going vegan is how destructive mass animal agriculture is to our environment. Or how utterly cruel it is for the animals. Maybe they might be doing it for their own personal health.

Each of those reasons on its own is enough to make you want to reach for tempeh instead of pork chops.

But the meat industry is also incredibly harmful to us and our communities.

  • Slaughterhouses Increase Crime Rates

Even though The Jungle is a book that is more than 100 years old, it is still incredibly effective at painting a picture of inside slaughterhouses. It’s a place where exploitation is the norm and unsafe situations are common for the sake of ‘efficiency’. It also makes it easy to see how these types of environments desensitize its workers. It all makes a 2009 study that linked crime rates and the presence of slaughterhouses entirely believable.

The study looked at data from 1994-2002 and found that all things consistent (education levels, income, immigration, etc.), the presence of slaughterhouses increases crime rates in the communities they are in. And not just petty crimes but violent crimes like murder, rape, and assault.

This has since been dubbed ‘The Sinclair Effect’ after The Jungle author who so accurately captured the trauma of working in a slaughterhouse.

  • Slaughterhouses Exploit Our Most Vulnerable People

We often argue that we need to be protecting our most vulnerable creatures, not exploiting them. And we’re often talking about the animals who are exploited for their bodies.* But this multi-billion dollar industry often harms vulnerable people too. People who work at ‘processing facilities’ or slaughterhouses are often illegal immigrants or people who are less empowered to fight for their basic human rights.

Recent raids in the USA have shown that slaughterhouses are filled with illegal immigrants who are asked to process animals at alarming rates. Reports have also shown that employees are pressured not to report injuries or illnesses that are caused by unsafe working conditions and unsafe expectations. Often, workers aren’t given sick leave or are fearful of losing their jobs altogether so they continue to work for little pay (the average annual pay for a meat or poultry work was about $26,000 a year in 2014).

  • It Is Bad for the Economy

*Gasp* I brought up the economy! What about all of the people who work in the meat industry! What about our farmers?!? I’ve always hated that argument because economies are always evolving. (Ask Blockbuster.) And to prevent change for the sake of nostalgia or to maintain the status quo that is no longer productive is ridiculous.

A 2016 study found that if we continued our current trend of eating meat, it would cost the US economy between $197 billion to $289 billion a year. And it would cost the global economy $1.6 trillion a year, all by the year 2050.

How? Marco Springmann and his colleagues at the University of Oxford looked at climate change and health care costs. In fact they even calculated that if the world went vegan, every person in the US would save approximately $1,600 a year both directly and indirectly through health care and climate change costs.

At this point, I can’t think of any reason not to go vegan and ‘I love bacon’ or ‘I could never give up cheese’ is starting to seem like an even more pathetic excuse. Especially since being vegan has never been more delicious, easy, or satisfying!

*Sound familiar? Spend some time reading about the link between veganism and feminism to have your mind blown! 

Recipe: Roasted Red Pepper and Mint Pasta with Pistachios

(Serves 4)

All of December I’m usually hosting, drinking, and eating decadent, delicious food. So for me, January is all about simplifying. I’m usually really busy with work and getting back into routines so I am all about tasty recipes that are fast, simple, and made with ingredients I already have on hand.

I LOVE this recipe. You can make it in about 20 minutes and the colours are so bright and sunny and I love all the flavour notes that blend together so beautifully.

Ingredients:

  • Pasta for 4 people
  • 4 red, yellow, or orange bell peppers
  • 4-6 stems of fresh mint
  • Juice from ½ a lemon
  • 3 cloves of garlic
  • 4 tbsp. nutritional yeast
  • ½ cup pistachios
  • ½ cup of olive oil
  • Dash of salt

Instructions:

  • Slice and pit the peppers, drizzle with olive oil and then sprinkle with some salt before putting them in the oven on broil for 15-25 minutes until the edges are blackened
  • When the peppers are almost done, start cooking that pasta
  • Put the rest of the olive oil in the blender with the chopped garlic and blend until the garlic is nice and blended
  • Add the peppers, yeast, salt, lemon juice, and mint to the blender and mix until smooth
  • Then add the pistachios for just a few seconds (I like them chunky in the sauce but you can blend for longer)
  • Taste and add more salt or mint depending on your preference
  • Mix the freshly cooked pasta with the sauce and top with any remaining fresh mint you have!

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: go vegan, lindsay is vegan, piquant marketing, vegan talk

Mushroom Mylk | Maple Vanilla Chaga Almond Milk

January 21, 2020 By julia

This mushroom mylk is foamy, a little sweet, creamy, and packed to the brim with benefits + antioxidants.

… taken to the NEXT LEVEL with Stay Wyld Organics Chaga mushroom powder.

It foams nicely for that next latté… or just pour yourself a big glass for the dipping experience paired with Peanut Butter Quinoa Cookies, Chickpea Coconut Cluster Cookies, Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies, or these One Bowl Breakfast Cookies.

Now might be a good time to introduce you to a new mushroom biz I’m a part of:

Stay Wyld Organics!

I’ve always been amazed by the benefits of the fungi family, so I’m very excited to be a big part of Stay Wyld and all that it stands for.

These medicinal mushrooms are steam extracted, North American grown, organic, a blend of the fruiting bodies and mycelium, plus they come in plastic-free packaging!

Chaga, Cordyceps, Lion’s Mane, Reishi, and Turkey Tail.

Check out all of the benefits on the site! (Use ‘Julia10’ for the 10% discount)

I throw a mix of the powders in my smoothies, lattés, overnight oats, energy balls, cookies, you name it!! You can’t even taste the mushroom powders (I usually put 1/3 cup mix of all 5 mushroom powders in our smoothie every day).

More about Stay Wyld will be coming soon… but for now, enjoy this Chaga mylk.

Chaga has the highest ORAC score (the measure of antioxidant potency) of any superfood. Antioxidants combat free radicals in the body, preventing inflammation and disease.

Get it in ya!


Maple Chaga Almond Milk
 
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Prep time
5 mins
Total time
5 mins
 
Easy nut milk recipe for your next latté, packed with mushroom benefits!
Author: Jules
Recipe type: Drinks
Serves: 2 litres
Ingredients
  • 1½ cups almonds, soaked in water overnight, then strained
  • 1½ to 2 litres of water
  • 2-3 tsp chaga powder (using Stay Wyld Organics)
  • 2 tsp vanilla
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 1-2 tbsp maple syrup
  • ½ tsp salt
Instructions
  1. Add the almonds and water to the blender. Blend on high for 30 seconds.
  2. Strain into a big bowl through a nut milk bag.
  3. Pour the strained milk into the blender again, and add in the rest of the ingredients.
  4. Blend for another few seconds.
  5. Pour into your fave milk jar (or mason jar), and store it in the fridge for up to 5 days
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Filed Under: Drinks, Uncategorized Tagged With: almond milk, antioxidant recipe, easy recipe, homemade milk, maple chaga milk, maple mushroom milk, medicinal mushrooms, mylk, plant milk

Meet Amy + her Velvet Underground Hazelnut Brownies

January 7, 2020 By julia

I’m excited to have Amy from Velvet Underground Cafe here this week to write a guest post.
I’m totally in love with all that she’s doing with Velvet Underground (it’s a must-stop when you’re here in Whistler) from the food, to the vibe, to the fun clothes and local product zone. I’ll let her introduce her rad self.
“Hello hooked on plants family!
My name’s Amy and I’m the owner and founder of Velvet Underground in Whistler BC.
We are a plant-based cafe, a second hand and vintage clothing store, and we are obsessed with reducing our environmental footprint on this beautiful planet. We consider ourselves a community, and a movement more than a store.
I grew up on a farm as an “animal lover” that still ate animals!
I even had pet cows and sheep but I just hadn’t made the connection that those same animals I loved I was also eating! It’s a weird feeling to think back to those times and try and understand my mentality around-consuming animal products.
Like many, I thought, it is what we as humans are supposed to eat.
And I get it, in some cultures – in snowy arctic climates – where vegetation is limited, they probably did need to eat meat and animal products, but in this day and age we can walk into any store and buy whatever our heart desires year-round!
I realized that we have the ability to thrive on a plant-based diet, so bit by bit the pennies started dropping.
Another huge deal breaker for me was the environmental impact animal agriculture has on the planet.
That was the first thing that started to really open my mind up to this more conscious way of living. I was interested in the environmental aspect of minimizing the demand of fast fashion and instead consciously choosing second-hand everything in all my shopping habits.
The vegan thing was a natural progression from that.
It was a slow process though, all though I’ve been vegetarian and about 80% vegan for around 5 years I only became fully vegan about 2 years ago, and I haven’t looked back!
This way of life has not only made me feel healthier and more energetic, but also I honestly believe it raises your consciousness to a level I can’t begin to explain.
Through my cafe, I get so much joy from inspiring others to make the change and seeing how stoked they are to learn that they can have everything they would ever want to eat but made VEGAN!
It’s actually so great! 2020, what a time to be vegan!  
So in light of that, I wanted to share this recipe from our cafe. It’s one of my faves because it’s super chocolate-y, and decadent, uses up the nut meal we have as a bi-product from making fresh nut milk, and tastes like a real ‘treat yo-self’ kinda dessert!
Heat it up with berries and coco whip to really pimp it out!”
Check out 80/20 Plants for all the plant eating help.

HAZELNUT BROWNIES

Makes 12 brownies

INGREDIENTS

½ cup (8 tsp) chia blended and mixed with just enough water to make a gel

4 cups nut pulp (we use the leftover hazelnut and almond from our nut milk but you can sub regular almond meal for a similar result)

1 cup (100g) dutch cocoa

1 tsp sea salt

½ tsp baking soda

1 cup (170g) dark chocolate (we use east van roasters couverture dark chocolate)

½ cup of coconut milk

1/2 cup (125g) of coconut oil, melted

2 cups date puree: make this by soaking dried dates in warm water for half an hour or more, then blend

2 tsp vanilla extract

1 cup (170g) chopped hazelnuts

DIRECTIONS

1. Melt the coconut oil and chocolate together separately in a metal bowl over a pot of simmering water

2. Assemble all other ingredients together in a large bowl, then mix in the melted chocolate and coconut oil together

4. Transfer to a 10 x 8 (ish) baking dish tin (lined with baking paper)

5. Bake at 350 F for 50 minutes

6. Let cool and put in the fridge for 30 minutes or overnight so it can easily be cut. Then enjoy!

 

Filed Under: Dessert, Gluten Free, Hooked On People Interviews, Recipes, Snacks, Uncategorized, Veganism

Energizing Orange Pecan Chocolate Mushroom Vegan Fudge

December 17, 2019 By julia

The other day I was flippin’ through my fave mag (Veg News) and luckily came across a drool-effect vegan fudge recipe by Jackie Sobon (Vegan Yack Attack). I say ‘luckily’ because… now you get to bask in the introduction to this decadent, melt-in-your-mouth fudge. I switched it up a bit to create what is seen here: Orange Pecan Chocolate Mushroom Vegan Fudge. It’s a mouthful…of AMAZINGNESS!!!

You can even benefit from eating this delicious dessert-y concoction.

I amped up her fudge recipe by adding in some Stay Wyld Organics medicinal mushroom goodness, and even a scoop of the simplest, cleanest Complement Protein powder.

The protein powder is a fave around here. 4 ingredients, and each one is stated on the front of the biodegradable bag in percentages.

And medicinal mushrooms? Well, they’re adaptogens, and they help bring your body back to homeostasis (in other words, balance everything out and help you deal with daily stressors).

Plus, they’re PACKED to the nines with antioxidants. Chaga especially is an antioxidant powerhouse.

Think of adaptogens as as a calming Grandmother, who brings you back down to earth when craziness hits the fan. If your adrenals are wired, they’ll help slow them down. If you’re immune system is out of wack, they’ll strengthen it up. If your mood swings are as steep as the Eiffel Tower, they’ll do their best to calm them back down to the flat-ness of the Saskatchewan plains kind of level.

Reishi, Lion’s Mane, Cordyceps, Turkey Tail and Chaga… each of them have their special unique beneficial traits. Whether you want more focus, more energy, less anxiety or more immunity, they’ve got you. Today we’re adding Cordyceps to the mix to make this fudge super energizing.

Not only does this fudge bring on plant protien and mushroom benefits… but it also shines for what it doesn’t have.

No dairy: No cream. No butter. No milk.

Yet, it’s still incredibly decadent, creamy, fudge-y and mouth-wateringly heavenly.


Orange Pecan Mushroom Fudge - Adapted from Vegan Yack Attack
 
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Prep time
1 hour 15 mins
Cook time
8 mins
Total time
1 hour 23 mins
 
A vegan, melt-in-your-mouth fudge with adaptogenic medicinal mushrooms! An energizing and delicious gift for the holidays, to your loved ones... or yourself!!
Author: Jules
Recipe type: dessert, holidays
Ingredients
  • 4 cups vegan dark chocolate chips
  • ¼ cup vegan butter
  • 1 cup full fat coconut milk (the solid taken from the coconut milk can)
  • ⅓ cup maple syrup
  • 1 teaspoon orange extract (peppermint would be great too!)
  • 2-4 tsp Stay Wyld Cordyceps powder 
  • ¾ cup dried cranberries (save ¼ for the topping)
  • ¾ cup pecans, chopped (save ¼ for the topping)
  • 2 tbsp orange zest (half for the topping)
  • 1 tsp sea salt
Instructions
  1. Lightly greece an 8 x 8 baking dish with butter or coconut oil.
  2. Fill medium sized pot with 2-3 inches of water, and warm it up over medium heat.
  3. Create a double boiler by placing a steel or glass bowl over the pot.
  4. Add chocolate chips, coconut milk, maple syrup, vegan butter and orange extract.
  5. Whisk occasionally until smooth (about 5-8 minutes)
  6. Add the mushroom powder, whisk until smooth.
  7. Remove the bowl from the heat and fold in ½ cup cranberries, ½ cup pecans, 1 tbsp orange zest.
  8. Pour fudge mixture into the prepared baking dish (spread evenly)
  9. Sprinkle the toppings on there (1/24 cup each of cranberries and pecans, 1 tbsp orange zest, sea salt)
  10. Place in the fridge for 1 hour before serving.
  11. Chop it up and enjoy (place chunks in mason jars for an amazing Christmas present)
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Filed Under: Dessert, Gluten Free, Holidays, Recipes, Snacks, Uncategorized Tagged With: adaptogenic dessert, christmas fudge, four sigmatic, four sigmatic recipe, fudge, hooked on plants, orange chocolate, pecan orange fudge, plant based dessert, vegan chocolate, vegan dessert, vegan fudge

Last Minute Gift Guide | Vegan & Eco & Minimalist

December 16, 2019 By julia

Welcome to the vegan gift guide for the conscious consumer (perfect for you and I and any one who simply doesn’t have their sh*t together in time)!

How does it feel like Christmas just happened? It rolls up so quickly, and then it be like… AH no time! Or is that just me?

Are any of you organized for Christmas morning in November? If so, I bow down to you.

Christmas can be stress-inducing, when really it should be the opposite.

This word ‘Holidays’ should really mean quality time spent with the ones you’re incredibly fond of, giving to those who need it the most, and eating delicious plants in the form of comfort food surrounded by Charlie Brown Christmas tunes and the smell of:

  • roasted Meatless Balls and Mushroom Gravy
  •  Stuffed Tofu Turkey
  • Mashed Cauli Potatoes
  • Butternut Swirl
  • Hasselback Butternut Pecan Squash
  • Apricot Lentil Loaf

But, it’s not always that simple, is it?

If the scramble for presents is taking away from the simplicity of what the Holidays are really about, then you have come to the right place.

PLUS, in the attempt for achieving a sustainable and minimalistic holiday, I’ve added in eco-friendly gift wrapping ideas, at the bottom for you.

Merry Christmas!

THE GIFT OF EXPERIENCE:

What goes on in your town? Make it a gift of experience this year by getting tickets for a concert, festival or play…or maybe a ski ticket, or something like Vallea Lumina… or a staycation itinerary, farm sanctuary visits, or maybe even a mini close-by vacation. Just a few ideas to get the creative juices flowing. Create memories for a gift this year.

KITCHEN + HOME:

  • Vegan food wraps
  • Air Fryer
  • Tofu Press
  • VitaMix
  • Coconut Bowls
  • Bamboo Straws
  • Grow Your Own Bonsai Tree
  • Vegan Bath Bombs
  • Frother

SUPERFOODS/SUPPLEMENTS:

  • Stay Wyld Organics Medicinal Mushrooms (Reishi, Cordyceps, Lion’s Mane, Chaga, Turkey Tail)
  • Complement Protein Powder + Complement Plus ‘3 in 1 supplement’ (B12 + Vitamin D3 + Micro Algae Epa/Dha)
    • Go here and use Discount Code: ‘HOOKEDONPLANTS’ for 10% off
  • Pranin whole food iron + vitamin C (use code ‘hooked’ for a discount)

EAT!:

  • Cheeze (there’s so many amazing companies making vegan dairy products now!)
    • Black Sheep Vegan Cheeze (melt their camembert for fondue!)
    • Miyokos Creamery (great for cheeze plates) can be found at Vegan Supply Co
    • Blue Heron Creamery – Vancouver company
    • VioLife (melty for grilled cheese!) can be found at Vegan Supply
  • Treats + Snacks:
    • Cacao Now
    • Zimt Chocolates
    • Erin Ireland’s To Die For chocolate cookies
    • Eve’s Crackers
    • Frost Bites cordials
    • Vegan Jerky from Spud.ca  (use code ‘CRVAN-MURJUB for 20$ off your first order)
  • Make something and put it in a jar:
    • Puffed Quinoa Dessert Bars 
    • Vegan Mo’s Black + White Cookies
    • Caramel Cacao Bites 
    • Chocolate Chip Cookies

FOODIE GIFT CARDS:

This is your opportunity to show your friends and fam something new, and support a biz you love (PLUS, it’s the ultimate last minute gift idea).

  • Vancouver/Whistler Restaurants:
    • The Acorn
    • Virtuous Pie
    • Green Moustache
    • Meet on Main or in Gastown
    • I love Chickpea
    • Eternal Abundance
    • Heirloom
    • Zend Concious Lounge
    • Cafe By Tao
    • Olive & Ruby
    • Juice Truck
    • The Juicery Co
    • The Juice Box Cleanse from Spud Vancouver
    • The Workshop
    • Buddha-Full
    • Indigo Age Cafe 
    • Hey Kokomo
    • Alta Bistro Whistler (amazing veggie burger!)
    • The Naked Sprout Whistler 
    • To look for even more where you live, download the app Happy Cow or the local app Gomae!
  • Groceries
    • Spud.ca – Discount Code: CRVAN-MURJUB
    • Vegan Supply Co – every kind of vegan goodie you can think of
    • Local harvest boxes: Ice Cap Organics, Root Down Organics, Laughing Crow Organics
    • Organic Matters – bulk, organic everything
    • Vegan Meat Box by the Very Good Butchers
    • Coastie Craft Burgers

DONATIONS

We mostly think about our close ones when it comes to gift-giving, but there are so many businesses, animals, and people that could really use our help during the holidays. To donate money in the name of someone else, and hand over a card saying you did so, is incredibly meaningful.

Farm Sanctuaries and Animal Shelters:

Vancouver/Whistler/Victoria:

  • The Happy Herd
  • Cici Life Farm Sanctuary
  • Whistler AnimalsGalore
  • Vancouver SPCA 
  • Rasta Farm Sanctuary 
  • A Home For Hooves

Toronto:

  • Esther The Wonder Pig
  • Toronto Pig Save
  • Wishing Well Sanctuary
  • Ralphy’s Retreat
  • Happy Trails Sanctuary
  • Cedar Row Sanctuary
  • More here

Global:

  • Edgar’s Mission – Australia 
  • Where Pig’s Fly – Australia
  • Farm Sanctuary – Gene Bauer’s creation

World Hunger & Shelter & Environmental Protection: 

  • A Well Fed World: Plants 4 Hunger helps feeds hungry children without harming animals!
  • Give warm coats to those that need the warmth
  • Sea Shepherd for the ocean and sea creatures
  • Rainforest Trust for the Amazon

EXPERIENCES

  • Cooking classes:
    • Nourish Vancouver has great classes with lots of vegan options
    • Rooted Nutrition whole foods cooking
    • Dirty Apron Vibrantly Vegan class
    • Rouxbe Plant Based cooking school (online)
  • Gift cards for yoga & other classes:
    • Awesome Arts Academy (all kinds of classes)
    • Turf Living

ONLINE GOODIES

  • E Books:
    • #PlantsForAWeek Hooked on Plants E Book
  • Online Magazine subscriptions:
    • Mercy for Animals
    • VegNews paperless
    • VeganLife
    • Vista Magazine
  • Courses/Meal Planning:
    • Gift the 80/20 Plants Program
      • The fully supported transition towards a whole food plant based lifestyle
      • 1:1 Coaching
      • Hundreds of recipes
      • A community
      • Video lessons from me
      • Meal planning
  • Audible subscription: an online library with books ready to listen to anywhere at twice the speed!
    • Listen to books like: Carnism, How Not To Die, Eat to Live, The China Study, Eating Animals, You are a Bad Ass, The Four Agreements

COOKBOOKS

  • #PlantsForAWeek E-Book with 30 recipes, a meal plan, and tons of nutrition tips
  • Thug Kitchen
  • Wicked Healthy
  • My New Roots
  • The First Mess
  • Oh She Glows
  • The Edgy Veg
  • Raw Vegan Not Gross
  • Rawsome Vegan Baking
  • Naturally Nourished
  • Eaternity
  • Thrive Diet
  • Hot For Food vegan comfort classics
  • No Meat Athlete Cookbook

CRUELTY FREE CLOTHING | JEWELLERY | ACCESSORIES 

These may not work as last minute, but they’re great ideas for future gift-giving!

  • Native Shoes – get their new Plant Shoe and Save the Duck winter boot!
  • Nice Shoes – gift card
  • Moo Shoes – vegan bags and shoes
  • Wuxly Jackets – vegan outerwear
  • Vegetaryn vegan shirts (like ‘Lettuce Eat Plats’, ‘Eat Plants And Chill’)
  • Herbivore clothing
  • In The Soul Shine vegan apparel
  • Vegan Mascara
  • Love Myssa jewellery
  • Miriam De Langely jewellery
  • YCL Jewels
  • Unicorn Goods for EVERYTHING
  • Mat & Nat – vegan bags and accessories
  • Loa Skin oil – the only product I use

ECO-FRIENDLY GIFT WRAPPING

Can you imagine what a pile of thrown away wrapping paper would look like after Christmas is over?

Apparently it would cover 5000 football fields!!!

Plus, this stuff is died, and laminated, making it difficult to recycle.

So, let’s opt out and go for these natural looking, enviro-friendly ideas instead.

  • Scarves from your local Thrift Store or Re-Use-It Centre
  • Newspaper
  • Brown paper and twine (both can be found at Staples, Michael’s, or your local farts n’ craps’ store;)  for an organic look.
  • Jars, cans or boxes you have around the house. Just tie twine around it and, voila!
  • Grocery bag totes that they can re-use
  • Paper bags
  • Any kind of fabric you have kickin’ around! Time to get creative.

Filed Under: Holidays, Lifestyle, Uncategorized, Veganism, Winter Tagged With: 8020plants, complement, cruelty free christmas, cruelty free gifts, gift guide, last minute gifts, shop, shop vegan, vegan challenge, vegan christmas, vegan gifts, vegan holiday

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