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Trekking Hydration Tips
Water. Almost everything is made up of it; 73% of our brain and heart, three quarters of our muscles and more than 60% of our entire bodies. Humans can survive for weeks without food, but only three to four days without water.
It comes as no surprise then that poor hydration can really ruin the mood on a hike – not to mention decrease your performance significantly and can even lead to serious injury. So make sure you keep your fluid levels up with these trekking hydration tips .
Things to consider
Climate and Humidity
Depending on where you are planning to go hiking, the climate of the area may vary greatly to what you are used to. Tasmania, in particular, has very localised weather that can vary from week to week, day to day, and even hour to hour. Weather is always important to take into account when planning a hike, not only when it comes to deciding on what to wear and what gear to bring with you. It also influences how much fluid your body is going to need to take in during the trek in order to stay hydrated and for you to stay happy and healthy. While many people are aware of the fact that they are going to lose a lot of water through sweating on a hot day, the importance of hydration is easily underestimated in cold conditions as well. You are going to lose fluids through your mouth and exhalation when you are surrounded by cold air, rather than through sweat, so it is just as important to replenish your body's water resources. For example, did you know that your body's thirst response is diminished by up to 40% in cold weather? Because your body is working so hard to conserve heat, it doesn't conserve water as it normally would, and thinks it's properly hydrated. Therefore, in colder weather you may find that you need to force yourself to drink water more often than your body is telling you!
Humidity can have a big impact on your body as well. On hot days, high humidity causes your sweat to drip off your body instead of evaporating, which does not cool you down as sweat normally would. Because you are still going to be hot, your body is going to keep sweating and you are going to lose more moisture. This is why you should always be vigilant of your fluid intake in every condition, especially in an unfamiliar climate.
Level of exertion
During long, exhausting hikes with a lot of elevation, such as scaling the Ironbounds on the South Coast Track, you are naturally going to sweat more due to the higher levels of exertion. Hydration while hiking is therefore dependent on your individual body, personal level of fitness and on how much you are exhausting yourself. A general rule of thumb for how much water a hiker needs per day would be around 3-4 liters, but again, this changes with the outer circumstances and individual.
Individual needs
Everybody is different and every body is different as well. The average person sweats between 767ml and 1335ml per hour of exercise, but this is a very variable amount. Your personal level of fitness, the exercise you are doing and the individual variables of your body are going to impact how much you are sweating immensely. You can calculate your own sweat rate by using certain apps, or by weighing yourself naked before and after exercising for a certain amount of time. The difference in body weight before and after the exercise minus the amount of fluid you consumed during the exercise is the amount of liquid you have sweat out. This is also the amount of fluid you need to replenish to stay hydrated.
Can you drink too much water?
"Hyponatremia" is what professionals would call a case in which a dehydrated person drinks too much water, without giving their body the necessary electrolytes to absorb the liquid. Also called 'water intoxication', it leads to abnormally low sodium levels in the blood of the affected person. On a less severe level, downing three liters of a sports drink all at once might just lead to a stomach ache or to you spending more time looking for a toilet than you would like to. If you are concerned about how much water you should be drinking in your trek, speak to your guide who will be able to assess the day's activities, difficulty, weather and humidity to recommend how much water you should drink.
Camel bladder or water bottle?
When deciding on how to carry water while hiking, it simply comes down to your personal preference. A camel bladder allows you to take small sips frequently, without having to stop and open your pack each time you want to drink something. This might help you in drinking more water more frequently, because it provides an easy access. Some camel bladders can hold more water than standard water bottles can, so you won't have to fill it up as often as you would have to refill a bottle. The downside to them is that cleaning and drying a camel bladder can be a bit of a hassle. Water bottles on the other hand are cheap, easier to refill and just more comfortable to drink out for some people.
Frequent Sips
It is easier to stay hydrated, than to rehydrate your body after not drinking enough for a while and being dehydrated. Prevention is the best way to deal with dehydration. An average body can only absorb 680 – 900 ml of fluid per hour. Because of that, a hiking water rule of thumb is to take frequent sips throughout your hike, instead of drinking more water less frequently. It also keeps you from drinking too much water at once, causing you to be overhydrated. Drinking 200 – 250 ml of water or sports drinks with electrolytes every 15 to 20 minutes is the recommendation if you are out and about for over an hour.
When and why use electrolytes?
When sweating, you are not only loosing fluids, but also electrolytes. Sports drinks containing electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, chloride and magnesium. Replenish these and help your body take up more water. Especially the combination of sugar and electrolytes, found in many popular sports drinks, helps your body absorb liquid quicker and more effectively. Sports drinks can be bought already bottled or made at home, by using dissolvable electrolyte tablets or using a diy recipe, which can be easily found online. The American College of Sports Medicine recommends drinking one sports drink containing a minimum of 110 milligrams of sodium per 8 ounces of liquid for anyone doing sports for over an hour. Consuming these is most effective during the activity or directly afterwards. For less strenuous and shorter hikes, water should be sufficient, especially if it is combined with a snack to replace lost electrolytes. Generally speaking, water should still remain your primary source of fluids.
Find out what you prefer and what works for you. Some drinks might motivate you to drink them more frequently, which can be an additional benefit, because it increases your overall fluid intake. On the other hand can the sugar contained in the drinks be counterproductive, when it comes to loosing weight or staying fit. There is no one best electrolyte drink for hiking, because everyone's body is different, but there might be one best electrolyte drink for you.
Dehydration is perhaps one of the most underestimated dangers of hiking and one of the most frequent mistakes people make on a trek. Especially children, older adults and people with chronic illness can quickly suffer from the symptoms of dehydration. If your body loses more fluids through sweating, breathing or urinating, than you are taking in, you are going to be dehydrated. This means your body won't be able to cool itself down again effectively, which increases risks such as heat exhaustion or heat stroke and can even lead to serious complications such as muscle breakdown, organ failure and coma.
Mild symptoms of dehydration usually include tiredness, low performance and feeling sick, which can in itself ruin the mood of a hike. Other tell-tale signs might be a dry mouth, dizziness, weakness and lightheadedness. Symptoms of severe dehydration are extreme thirst, painful urine and lack of sweat. The dehydrated person might be confused and extremely irritable. Sunken eyes, dry and non-elastic skin and rapid weight loss are the changes in outer appearance, while the heart of the affected person could beat rapidly, while the blood pressure remained low. This combined with fever, delirium and unconsciousness are alarming signs of severe dehydration.
A good indicator for dehydration is the amount, frequency and color of urine. If your urine is clear or lightly colored, you are well hydrated and can happily continue trekking. Dark yellow or amber colored urine on the other hand are signs of dehydration.
A dehydrated person should be cooled down and drink something as soon as possible. A mildly dehydrated person could lie down in the shade and be given a soaked bandana or hat to put on their forehead to try to lower their body temperature. Water, sports drinks, a pinch of salt or rehydrating powder can all be used to administer fluids and electrolytes to the affected person. In a severe case, medical help should additionally be sought out immediately. If you feel you are dehydrated, speak to one of your guides on the trip who will be able to provide the care and attention needed to get your hydration levels back on track.
What food you can eat to enhance rehydration
Rehydrating can take a while and can be enhanced by drinking sports drinks or eating food containing electrolytes. Bananas and citrus fruits are potassium rich foods, while sodium can be found in salty snacks like salted nuts or pretzels. Lemonade, orange juice and tomato juice contain potassium as well and can give your body the electrolytes back it has lost through sweat etc. Another way to support rehydration is to consume food containing high amounts of fluid. Vegetables, such as cucumbers, zucchini or eggplant are made up of over 90% water, as well as fruit such as watermelon and grapefruit. Fruit and veggies won't only help up your water intake, they also assist in meeting nutritional recommendations, being high in fiber and vitamins.
Do's and Don'ts of hydration while trekking
Don't consume caffeine
Caffeine is said to reduce the overall amount of fluids in your body, which makes it sound like a good idea to skip that morning coffee just this once. It'll make the next coffee you'll get when you are back in civilization taste all the better as well.
Do drink water before you start
Drinking water before you start trekking prevents you from already starting out the trek being dehydrated and can give you a head start regarding hydration. But how do you hydrate best before a hike? Again, it is important to not just down a few litres of water at once, but to start taking in fluids on smaller doses before starting your hike. Drinking 250 – 750 ml of sports drinks or water two to three hours before starting the trek and 350 – 500 ml of water one hour before the start will give you a good base to work with. Right at the start of the trek you can drink another 250 ml of water to be perfectly prepared for a good day on the trail.
Don't wait till you're thirsty
Thirst is a poor indicator for dehydration. Once you realize you are thirsty, you are probably already dehydrated. As a reminder: the best way of hydration for hiking is to try to avoid getting thirsty by drinking small sips of water frequently.
So here you go. Make sure to drink enough water by taking frequent sips on your way through the wilderness in all climates and conditions to stay hydrated while hiking. You will be safe from dehydration and be able to fully concentrate on the incredible landscapes and views around you.


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CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW replied to chapmanK's topic in Government AffairsAt LKYSPP, with regard to environment and energy, you can find courses such as Environmental Economics Natural Disaster and Climate Change Urban Transport Policy Sustainable and Livable Cities Water Policy and Governance Air and Water Pollution Besides the above, one can feel free to choose an elective from other schools in NUS and people do go to school of design, environment studies etc. There is Institute for Water Policy, a research think tank at LKYSPP that is very resourceful and does some great work. As far as career services is concerned, let me be very honest - Not just LKYSPP, but most schools including US and Europe do not offer an in campus placements or assured jobs. The career services does lot of networking events, there are career fairs, industry nights that are organized in every semester at LKYSPP. It also comes down to how a student leverages these opportunities and convert them into a job, there are students from outside SG who found a job immediately in SG and there are people who went back to their home countries and there are people who struggle to find the right job immediately upon graduation. This is very much applicable to all top schools. You have all kind of possibilities happening. The Bottom line - The school has a brand, there is strong alumni network, the opportunities to meet people from the industry and network are many - now its upto the student. Hope this was helpful and All the Very Best to everyone out there. Cheers
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Pollitopinpin posted a topic in Speech-Language PathologyJust found out my school would be about 20k a semester vs 20k a year. Boy did i misunderstand my financial aid letter. This has me wanting to give up on school all together.
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1938 - She was 24 years old when on June 25th (a Saturday) the Fair Labor Standards Act was signed into law by President Roosevelt (along with 120 other bills). The Act banned oppressive child labor, set the minimum hourly wage at 25 cents, and established the maximum workweek at 44 hours. It faced a lot of opposition and in fighting for it, Roosevelt said "Do not let any calamity-howling executive with an income of $1,000 a day, ...tell you...that a wage of $11 a week is going to have a disastrous effect on all American industry."
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Postponed until the New Year Photography Day 1st December This Photography day is a fund raiser and will be split between Bowmoor Sailing Club and the RNLI. The courses will be run by local Cotswold photographer and Bowmoor member, Mike Read, who is giving his time for free! Each module is £25, book two modules for …
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Exhibition on Dun Alwiġ Ta' Savina
An exhibition on the life of Mgr Luigi Vella, better known as Dun Alwiġ Ta' Savina, is open at the Banca Giuratale, Victoria.
Mgr Vella was archdeacon of the Gozo Cathedral and the first rector of Ta' Savina church.
Mgr Vella, who passed away more than 80 years ago, is remembered for being theone who initiated the dailyadoration of the Eucharist atTa' Savina church, and for his various writings.
He wrote various historic novels, including Bernard Dupuo, Nikol Għabdul, Bint il-Ħakem u Isolda – Imħabba ta' Bint.
The exhibition includes photos, sacred vestments, medals, manuscripts, books and a plan of Ta' Savina church.
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For Xavier Basketball players and other college students, school is getting back in session. While a new season in College Football is getting underway. With scandals in that sport being examples of a growing problem.
This is increasingly becoming a time where virtues are being brushed aside for the hope of victory. Institutions are putting the desire to win, along with institutional survival above integrity and doing what's right. Some have accused The Ohio State University of doing so last week. Through their decision not to fire Urban Meyer. Following an investigation into his handling of domestic abuse allegations against former wide receivers coach Zach Smith.
This particular situation has a few nuances, making Meyer's suspension understandable. For one, Meyer himself isn't accused of domestic abuse. If he was then it would be hard to imagine Meyer keeping his job. Second, Ohio State's athletic department overall isn't completely clean. The Smith matter isn't the only ongoing controversy involving Ohio State athletics. Leaving people with the perspective that Ohio State and other schools only care about winning.
Ultimately, many college sports fans aren't surprised about these controversies. Many unfortunately view major college sports as financially and even morally corrupt. Particularly major college football and basketball programs. Along with college conferences and the NCAA overall. People have put forward this complaint against major college sports programs for years.
There's one major difference though with the college sports scandals of 2018. These scandals are happening in the midst of other scandals outside of college sports. Hurting or even destroying the trust people have in multiple institutions. Including institutions that play major roles in Xavier University. Along with many other Big East Conference schools. Plus, other non-academic institutions that have a significant role in many lives.
Universities often tout that among their institutional principles is building character. Many universities and their athletic programs likely live up to that aspiration. Yet for major college football and basketball programs; there's the sense that it's all a façade. That the talk of being character builders is a marketing ploy in the eyes of cynics. That cynicism could pose a potential danger to the future popularity of college sports.
Given the scandals, it's understandable if many feel that college sports is hopelessly corrupt. As a result people could look past scandals with a shrug. Many fans passionate loyalties to their favorite schools could also be a factor. That doesn't give major college sports programs the incentive to clean up their act. Instead, that could leave them feeling that they can get away with wrongdoing.
This situation presents an opportunity, for college coaches like new Xavier Basketball head coach Travis Steele. To not just talk about being character builders, leading with good principles. Instead to be folks that actually live up to those values they and their institutions tout. From a Xavier perspective, there are reasons to believe that Steele and Xavier overall can do that. After all, many colleges including Xavier, plus many coaches have largely done so for decades.


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My best friend's favorite place to go is Hobby Lobby. So today we were in Tulsa, and had to stop by. She wanted to make earrings, so my interests were spiked. I had previously bought some silver leaves.
I originally tried to make some earrings with the leaves but a string broke and I never took time to fix it. These are the original earrings.
I bought some chandelier earring hooks at Hobby Lobby today and decided I wanted to take my leaf earrings in a different direction. The actual hooks are sterling silver and were 50% off so they were about $3.99. The chandelier base was also $3.99.
So I got out my beads and started working on the design.
I decided to go with a Choctaw design. The Choctaws wear a necklace with their regalia called a collar necklace. These necklaces are handmade and take numerous hours. It's a lace type of design done with seed and cylinder beads. I have personally made one of these necklaces and it took FOREVER! But it was so amazing in the end!
You make a base string of beads to make the design.
After, you start the diamond design with the cylinder beads. This process isn't hard but time consuming. (and EXTREMELY frustrating if one of your cylinder beads cuts the string… And you have to start all over, yes this did happen to me) this is the finished beading part of the earring.
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- Using TFTP to boot from a remote kernel and ramdisk sounds like fun, not to mention provides great flexibility for debugging.
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As far as I know no.
TNA is some kind of traitor.
TNA has been on the receiving end of treachery.
Not that I know of.
TNA's setting is 20 Minutes into the Future.
Yes, by all means.
TNA is short.
Emmm I have no idea.
Next avatar is a nerd.
Yeah, Dr. Horrible's a big damn nerd.
TNA makes fun of nerds
Nope. Meta Knight's too chivalrous and isn't the one to judge those kind of people, he rarely even does something funny on his own. Lucina wouldn't even think of that.
TNA is a Half-Human Hybrid
Nope, he's just human. Or well superhuman if you want to be technical about it.
TNA is a Jerk with a Heart of Gold.
Nah, Trazyn's an all-out jerk. He's only interested in stealing other people's stuff (and sometimes the people themselves). His sole selfless moment, helping Cadia against Abbadon's 13th Black Crusade, happened just because he felt like it (and a chance to steal Abbadon at the side, though he had to make do with Cadia's greatest general).
TNA is better at fighting than any other activities.
I'd say he's better at intimidating people than fighting. Not to say he's a bad fighter, he's just a really scary dude.
TNA walks in an odd manner.
No, they don't.
TNA's story has No Antagonist.
Life in general could be said to have an antagonist, perhaps insert-political-belief-you-dislike-here, but my life in particular doesn't really have one.
TNA was created in an avatar creator thing.
TNA is literally just a random screenshot.
Nope, it's a crop from official art. See here for the entire image at its max resolution.
TNA is known for being overpowered.
From what I've gathered, Trazyn is a pretty mediocre option on the tabletop (at least in the latest edition). Other Necron named characters overshadow him in terms of army support or ripping everything to shreds in melee combat. His main advantages are his low point cost and that when he dies, you can chose another Necron infantry and declare he is now Trazyn, which lets him come back to the board with a fraction of health left. Useful for denying your opponent from getting Slay the Warlord victory point.
TNA is an accomplished tactician.
He's too utterly stupid to be a good tactician.
TNA has some kind of special ability.
TNA is/likes Pokemon.
No, but the Warhammer fandom likes to joke that the enslaved C'tan shards are treated like Pokemons by their Necron masters.
TNA has versatile abilities.
TNA could take down an entire army in one hit.
Laura definitely can. Charllote cannot; however, if Authority Equals Asskicking, she would be around an officer or captain's level of power.
TNA has a pet or some other animal companion.
Not in actual fact. I'd like a cat, but... money...
TNA is partially but not fully human.
Well, he's a personified game company so... kind of?
TNA has two or more characters
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Nope, just Denki Kaminari and his cool glasses.
TNA could survive a fall from space.
No, but Stitch can; he's Nigh Invulnerable.
TNA is in the autism spectrum or is theorized to be in it.
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TNA is Stronger Than They Look.


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The Blue Streak (1926)
Directed by Noel MasonGenres - Action, Adventure | Sub-Genres - Romantic Adventure |
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Stunt man supreme Richard Talmadge both produced and starred in Blue Streak. Talmadge plays a businessman's son who heads South of the Border to check on one of his dad's businesses, a gold mine. Once in Mexico, Talmadge discovers that the mine isn't as profitable as it once was. And small wonder: a band of crooks is stealing the ore. Talmadge punches, leaps and sprints his way through 5 reels of intrigue before unmasking the unsuspected ringleader of the gang. Oh, yes: he also gets the girl (Louise Lorraine).
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NBA TV will feature comprehensive coverage of NBA Media Day on Monday, Sept. 28, from 1-5 p.m. ET including live interviews and press conferences with players and coaches from across the NBA. Matt Winer will host Monday's in-studio coverage with analysts Steve Smith, Isiah Thomas and Brian Shaw, and reporter Vince Cellini. NBA TV will also feature a Media Day Recap show looking back at the day's top stories and interviews at 9 p.m.
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Makcik steals money from stall in front of seller: Son apologises and returns money
Recently, CCTV footage of a Muslim woman cheating a fruit seller out of money went viral. Her son has since come out to apologise and to return the money to the fruit seller.
On 25 June, Facebook user Fu Yuet Hoe shared a video showing a hijab-clad woman buying vegetables from a stall. She handed the seller a note and he gives her back her change in a number of bills.
The woman immediately takes a $10 note and stuffs it into her pocket.
She then counts her money and insists that the seller gave her the wrong change. The seller counts the money again and proceeds to give her an $10 to account for the one she hid in her pocket.
The 31-year-old fruit seller,Ah Yi, told Lianhe Wanbao that he was "very suspicious" when it happened because he has been working at the stall for two years and always checked the amount before handing it over.
"The woman bought four persimmons and 1kg of rambutans, which cost $12 in total. She gave me $50 and I returned her $38, not knowing that she had hidden $10," said Ah Yi. "When she left, I was still a little suspicious. I told the stall owner and checked the CCTV footage, and realised that the woman had indeed cheated money."
The 45-year-old stall owner, Mr Cai, told Lianhe Wanbao that the women had been frequenting the stall for about five years and that she always had "dirty" tricks up her sleeves".
The owner added that the woman's son had since returned to the stall and apologised as well as returned the stolen money. Her son claimed that his mother was ill and had not stolen the money on purpose.
Mr Cai said: "Her son was very sincere and we forgive the woman, but we will be more careful next time."
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Merchant to the Stars 12+
Man Up Time
- $0.99
You are the merchant to the stars. The top salesman in the tri-dungeon area. When a hero needs a new Pole-arm, or poison embed short swords they know who to come to.
Buy only the best gear from adventuring heroes, hone the weapons and armor to add new powers and abilities and sell back, for a tidy profit. All the excitement of a AAA RPG without all the fuss of combat. Maximize your profit, and minimize your losses as you become the ultimate shopkeeper.
As you level up, you will unlock new tomes of weapons that will aid your heroes as they battle in dungeons not fit for man, nor beast. Merchant features an entirely procedurally generated world, guaranteeing you will alway see something new.
Merchant to the Stars is the creation of the Doctor of Science, Mark Levin, who previously created such games as Top Gun and Warpgate. With additional art from Steve Tzé, sounds by Adam Fothergil and music by Whitaker Trebella, Merchant will remind you what it is to be in a fantasy world all over again.
What's New
Version 1.3
64-Bit Heroes, Dungeons, Swords and Enemies
Added a few new enemies
New level cap-75!
Touched up some art
Better Experience Curve
Refined Honeing Prices
Ratings and Reviews
Buy & Sell
I was in the market for a game that allows me to buy & sell items and this turned into exactly what I wanted! You basically buy weapons and armor off your "heroes", add strength to the items and sell them for profit. You also have to make sure all your customers have the best strength in weapons.
Love that you can compete with other people's scores online! Who has the most money, sold the most items, helped the most heroes, etc.
If you wanted to improve the game I would work on making the weapon graphics clearer and more clean. I understand it is suppose to look like older graphics though. It doesn't impact the game play for me.
Fun but buggy
I got to level 26 before giving up. Elemental infusers never showed up in my forge, and somewhere around level 8 my adventurers stopped progressing. So I was stuck with a bunch of level 8 guys trying to level up on the low level, cheap items they were selling.
I thought reinstalling might help, but losing all my progress and being unable to skip the tutorial just drove me to delete the app again permanently.
MttS is a great idea for an app, I just wish it worked better 😕
Pretty Good
The gameplay is pretty simple, makes it very easy to pick up and play. It does leave a bit of a desire for somewhat deeper gameplay, but the simplicity makes me feel like I'm living a peaceful ingame life.
The music really makes me feel like I'm living the simple, easy days of a merchant. I really love the music.
The waiting time gets longer with higher level heroes, but the lack of IAP means you must wait. However, I get a feeling of "I'll come back later," instead of feeling rage at being hounded for cash.
I really love how much this game makes me feel at peace. Great "game feel."
- Seller
- Man Up Time, LLC
- Size
- Category
- Games
- Compatibility
Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
- Languages
- Age Rating
- Rated 12+ for the following:
- Infrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References
- Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence
- Copyright
- © 2015 Man Up Time, LLC
- Price
- $0.99
Game Center
Challenge friends and check leaderboards and achievements.
Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.


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