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Software Giant validates Danish Charity Antivirus

Microsoft, one of the leading IT companies in the world, has chosen to mention the Danish Charity Concept “Charity Antivirus” on their website. This kind of notability on the internet hopefully creates money for good causes.

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It is the IT entrepreneur Janus R. Nielsen who is behind the concept.

The idea is to build up an antivirus company where the profits do not end up at the owners' bank accounts – but to charity instead.

The concept was launched in October 2013 where several celebrities, including the Danish Football Player Daniel Agger, were a part of the marketing.

At home in the autumn it attracted attention when the Danish entrepreneur Janus R. Nielsen told about the Charity Concept “Charity Antivirus” who will give its profits to charity. Now the concept has obtained progress in the form of a partner coverage on Microsoft´s website.

The American Software Giant is now mentioning the Danish Charity Antivirus as one of the providers of security software which Microsoft describes as both compatible and secure.

Practically this means that a user, who for example is on Microsoft´s website and is reading about the security and functionality of Windows 7 operating system, is being presented to the Danish concept along with 15 other antivirus software providers. Among them are names like Norton, McAfee and Microsoft itself.

The founder Janus R. Nielsen tells that the acceptance from Microsoft has helped to boost the number of visits to the Charity Antivirus website. Simply it has been a part of giving a worldwide interest that you on Microsoft´s various country sites get Danish Charity Antivirus name up as one who Microsoft officially recommends.

"It means a lot. It shows that people take our project seriously and that there are many like us who want to help children in need. In other words, this is a stamp of seriousness" he said.

William's idea

The Story of Charity Antivirus was generally known in October last year where Janus R. Nielsen told about the concept and the background to Berlingske. He said that the idea arose when his then four year-old son, William, asked his father why they could not just fill a truck with food and bring it to the children in the world where they are starving.

At first Janus R. Nielsen did not had a good answer to that question.

Shortly after he came up with the idea for Charity Antivirus - a business where all profits go to charity. The reason for taking a starting point in antivirus was that Janus R. Nielsen for years has been running companies which sells antivirus solutions, primarily through the company "My Security Center".

The concept of Charity Antivirus offers the customers an antivirus solution for free like other actors like for example AVG. After all Charity Antivirus has the twist, that you can choose to pay for the product.

Janus R. Nielsen tells that Microsoft´s recommendation of Charity Antivirus has made the visit at the website exploding. More than 100.000 people have already been to the website and every day there are thousands of visitors.

According to the founder the result has been thousands of downloads. When it becomes a company with an operating profit that can send it´s profits to charity, is still uncertain. However Janus R. Nielsen thinks that the concept is in the right direction:

»We know that it can take years to get to that level where we can be able to make a large difference but with the blessing of Microsoft we are a huge step in the right direction« he says.

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Agger backs new children's charity. Daniel Agger has given his backing to new unique charity concept that is aiming to raise money for underprivileged children around the world.

Charity Antivirus - www.CharityAntivirus.com - combines the need to protect your computer with the need to provide aid for youngsters in difficult circumstances. 100 per cent of the profits go towards children's charities - including the Daniel Agger Foundation. The idea of entrepreneur and Danish computer security expert, Janus Nielsen, the concept is incredibly simple.

Charity Antivirus can be downloaded for free with no cash obligation; instead, you can promote the charity via social media and enjoy a year's use of the software.

However, should you wish to participate, you can become an official ambassador for the charity - and every penny will be distributed towards helping children living in tough conditions via the Daniel Agger Foundation.

For Agger, who established his foundation in 2012, it's a project he feels strongly about.

"With Charity Antivirus, I think we can help a lot more than I could have done without it.

For more information on Charity Antivirus, and to download the software, visit www.charityantivirus.com.

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Agger supports new Antivirus project. Daniel Agger is known to take the lead when he plays for Liverpool and the Danish national team. The tattooed Viking is ready to transfer his efforts to off field projects, and is currently an active part of a new exciting project CharityAntivirus, where profits will go exclusively to charity.-

The Danish national team captain Daniel Agger accompanied by musician Mads Langer, participates in a new antivirus project where you can download an antivirus program for your computer , and independently determine the price which will go to charity.

The project is made in collaboration with IT entrepreneur Janus Nielsen, who has more than 20 years’ experience in the industry, and has wanted to make a difference on a daily basis. In short, each customer can choose their own price of the antivirus software, which Janus Nielsen does not hesitate to call the world's best. This gives you the opportunity to support a good cause while you secure your PC.

Besides being an ambassador for the project, Daniel Agger has the foundation " The Agger Foundation ", which helps disadvantaged and vulnerable children get a good start in life. Here, Agger auctions off several of his exciting football shirts and boots and several of his teammates.

We think it's a really good initiative that we would like to support. We therefore hope that you will stop by the CharityAntivirus' website, twitter or facebook and combine a good antivirus program with the possibility to support a good cause

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4-year-old makes father invest money and resources in charity. Danish entrepreneur gives 2 million DKK in antivirus program for disadvantaged children, after his four-year-old son insisted that they had to do something for the children in Africa.

Although most parents think their children are some little geniuses, probably very few people actually will throw money after their children’s ideas.

This was however exactly what entrepreneur Janus Rægaard Nielsen decided to do in the summer of 2012, when his son came home from school with a worried look on his face:

- We live on the Costa del Sol and can see across to Africa. One day, little William came home whilst I was standing and looking over to Africa, and then he said, "Dad, why can’t we just fill the car up with food and water – they are just over there?" It was like getting a fist right in the stomach, says Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

William had that day learned about Africa in school and found out that there are a lot of children who do not have it as good as him.

- He was very persistent for about four to five weeks. I had a hard time explaining to him why we cannot just do something, says Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

Therefore, he decided to spend 2 million DKK on what is now the antivirus program CharityAntivirus with the simple concept: You pay what you are willing to pay and then all the money will go to vulnerable children.

- I do not get any money out of this, says Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

- I am super proud that it is my 4.5-year-old son who opened my eyes to this issue, says Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

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The captain of the national soccer team Daniel Agger´s foundation “The Agger Foundation”, can according to IT entrepreneur Janus Rægaaad Nielsen expect to collect 60 to 80 percent of the payments made through the new charity concept “CharityAntivitrus”.

How free antivirus helps children in need

The IT entrepreneur uses football star Daniel Agger as a front figure for a charity project that provides a free antivirus program. Find out why he has personally spent millions on the project.

Want a free antivirus program? Or do you want to get an antivirus program and at the same time give money to help children in need? This is the option that charity project Charityantivirus now offers.

The man behind the project is IT entrepreneur, Janus Rægaard Nielsen, who is also the owner of the antivirus and security firm MYSecurityCenter.

He has teamed up with - probably the most popular football player in Denmark, Daniel Agger, who normally plays in the English club Liverpool FC. Danish musician Mads Langer also supports the project with the musical backdrop on the project website.

The project's income must come from the customers who choose to pay for an otherwise free antivirus program. The software Charityantivirus is -except for the name, identical to the antivirus program delivered by MYSecurityCenter, which also is identical to antivirus products from Bitdefender.

If you choose to pay for the free software, you become a subscriber to Charityantivirus, and after a year can renew your subscription.

According to Janus Rægaard Nielsen he and Bitdefender are offering the software licenses free of charge to the project, and the entire revenue - minus VAT and administrative expenses goes to The Agger Foundation, that supports the children’s charity.

Janus Rægaard Nielsen says he also has spent a large amount of money out of own pocket to get the project off the ground - money which he emphasizes will not be recovered. He expects that between 60 and 80 percent of the total revenue collected will go directly to The Agger Foundation.

What do you get out of providing free software to the people who give money to CharityAntivirus?

"I don’t make any profit on CharityAntivirus to MYSecurityCenter. I just do this, because I wish to make a difference for children in need now that I have the opportunity. So there is no attempt to do business with Charitiantivirus, MYSecurityCenter or Janus Nielsen. It is just charity.”

The customers who subscribe via Charityantivirus, are probably also customers who are part of your database for MYSecurityCenter?

"No, not at all. They are not MSC customers in any way, and they never will be. Customers make a deal with Charityantivirus. Fair and square and the money does not end up in my pockets."

How long can you use the free antivirus program?

How much of the money goes to charity?

"We want it to be self-sustaining, and we expect that 60 to 80 percent of the total revenue collected will go directly to The Agger Foundation."

You write on MySecurityCenter's website that you have 16 million happy users. That is a lot of ushers. How much revenue do you have in MYSecurityCenter?

"Our definition of a happy user is one that within the last ten years has installed and downloaded our product. So we assume that as long as they have not complained or contacted us, they are a happy user. Is it going too far ahead? I do not think it is. And last year we had a turnover of roughly 1,8 million EUR."

You also state that you have "hundreds " of " Best in Test " awards. But this is not your product, but the software from Bitdefender that you put your company name to?

"We have an agreement with Bitdefender and test companies, that we use their logos and test results. We have during the last three years sold identical copies of BitDefender products called Bitdefender Antivirus and Bitdefender Internet Security. It is exactly the same product we sell. We do not write something on our site, that they are not ok with."

So it's not exactly your product that has been tested?

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Agger and Langer are ready support children in need. Soccer player Daniel Agger and musician Mads Langer have joined forces in order to help children in need.

Daniel Agger is not afraid to take the lead on the football field. And now the captain of the Danish national team also shows that he is ready to fight off the field. This he shows in a collaboration with a new charity project called "CharityAntivirus" where all profit will go to children´s charity.

Agger has agreed to contribute - also in the company of musician Mads Langer – to promote an antivirus program, where 100% of the profit will go to Childrens charity. The users can select the price - but it is also possible to download free of charge.

The man behind the project is IT entrepreneur Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

- I have for a long time been thinking about contributing to charity. I love children and like the idea of a charity antivirus program, which fits my philosophy about making it as attractive as possible for the consumer to support a good cause, he says in a press release.

Agger is an ambassador for the project and also "The Agger Foundation" which supports disadvantaged children, so it was natural for the Liverpool star to say yes to cooperate.

The project will be published Friday in the World Cup qualifying match against Italy.

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Daniel Agger and Mads Langer joins charity project. The IT entrepreneur Janus Rægaard Nielsen, who in the summer sold the app company MYMobileSecurity, is now ready with a new charity concept called CharityAntivirus.

The purpose of CharityAntivirus is to offer antivirus software to people for voluntary payment. The payment is then given to charity focusing on children.

Liverpool midfielder Daniel Agger and musician Mads Langer's are now ambassadors for this very project.

Giving something back

For the IT entrepreneur, it's about giving something back. Janus Rægaard Nielsen became a father six years ago, so the choice of helping disadvantaged children came naturally.

"Career-wise, I have come to a point in my life where I want to try to give something back and make a difference, " says the 42 -year-old entrepreneur.

He hopes that the new project may be able to help the millions of children around the world who live in poor conditions.

Simple idea

The idea is basically quite simple. Users will be able to download the product for free, but can also choose to give away some money at the same time. " But we would of course like to have as many as possible to pay and all amounts big or small will make a difference" says Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

In this way the user can help to support a good cause, with an amount that they feel comfortable with.

Agger and Langer shows their support

The two Danish profiles Daniel Agger and Mads Langer support the project in their own ways.

Daniel Agger contributes by appearing in a one and a half minute long video with the five -year-old boy William, whilst the sounds of one of Mads Langer numbers is playing in the background. Together they ask people to support the project.

In addition they both appear on the CharityAntivirus webpage.

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Entrepreneurs and celebrities get together for charity. Daniel Agger will help to market an antivirus program, where the proceeds go to children's charity. IT entrepreneur Janus Rægaard Nielsen sold his business in the summer and is now working on a charity project with football player Daniel Agger and musician Mads Langer.

By: Morten Jasper mja@berlingskemedia.dk

Buy an antivirus program and the profits will go to children's charities.

That is the idea behind the experienced IT entrepreneur Janus Rægaard Nielsen's latest project. He has made his fortune in a number of companies in IT security, and has now decided to work on a project that can make a difference for children in need.

"I have gradually established a handful of companies and that have been sold successfully. But I have so far not done anything that could make a real difference. I was hoping one day to come up with an idea that could make a difference "he explains.

He has teamed up with two Danish celebrities to help raise awareness of the new charity concept. It's soccer player Daniel Agger and musician Mads Langer.

This week he launches the website www.CharityAntivirus.com where it is possible to download an antivirus program.

"We really believe that we have something here. We know that there annually are about 50 million antivirus - related searches on Google. It is one of the largest subjects on Google. We hope that people will choose to support a good cause when choosing their antivirus software, "he says.

Users can choose whether to pay for the product or whether they want to download it for free and just to spread the word via social media. If you want to pay, you choose the price. The concept is developed in collaboration with antivirus manufacturer Bitdefender.

Janus Rægaard Nielsen guarantees that 100 per cent of the proceeds will go to charity and will be used to improve the lives of children. He expects that it will be between 60 and 80 per cent of revenue, as there will be costs for development and support of the program, which may increase in parallel with the number of users rising.

"We hope that Charity Antivirus within 18 to 24 months has taken a significant share of the global market for free antivirus programs. And we aim to get over a million to pay for the product within the first two years and that 40 million has visited our website and seen our video on the project, "he says.

Agger's mission

It's football player Daniel Agger, who appears in the video, with background music by Mads Langer. Here Daniel Agger inform us that a child dies every five seconds from hunger, and he invites the viewer to engage.

Janus Rægaard Nielsen has sought out Daniel Agger due to his position as one of Denmarks greatest athletes and since he plays for Liverpool FC and therefore has a large network among English top players.

"If the concept is a success in Denmark, then it will be introduced to new countries very soon. It is obvious that we are using the vast network that Daniel Agger has, says the man behind the project.

Janus Rægaard Nielsen has worked on the project for two years alongside his other businesses and he has spent over a million of his own money on the project.

His primary business is MYSecurityCenter where he sells antivirus technology on the web, and in the summer he sold his app company MYMobileSecurity (MMS) to the IT company MGS. MMS was founded in 2009 along with two Swedish partners. He also helped to set up Klartsyn.dk that sell glasses online.

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Buy antivirus and support vulnerable children. IT entrepreneur Janus Rægaard Nielsen has in collaboration with two of the hottest celebrities launched a new charity concept. Via the website www.CharityAntivirus.com, he will give people the best antivirus technology and give all proceeds to children's charities.

By Rasmus Elm Rasmussen

"It is time to give something back" says Janus Rægaard Nielsen, who recently sold the app company MYMobileSecurity. He is also behind a number of other successful IT companies in the Internet and the security industry.

"Career-wise, I have come to a point in life where I want to try to help, give something back, make a difference," says the 42 -year-old entrepreneur who for about two years - after becoming a father six years ago -, has been puzzling with the idea of starting a children´s charity project.

Now he thinks that he has found the perfect concept that hopefully will make a noticeable difference. Project CharityAntivirus is now born - a concept that allows users to download one of the best antivirus programs while supporting a good cause.

The concept has been developed in cooperation with Bitdefender who made the product available for free. Bitdefender and the technology have been voted as the world's best, in recent years.

IT entrepreneur hopes that the concept will be successful, first in Denmark and later in the rest of Europe and USA. In a 1.5 minute promotional video Daniel Agger along with a five- year-old boy ask people to support the project to the tune of Mads Langer´s popular music. The video can be found on the webpage.

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Get free antivirus program and get the profits given to children's charity.

By Rasmus Elm Rasmussen

"It is time to give something back" says Janus Rægaard Nielsen, who recently sold the app company MYMobileSecurity. He is also behind a number of other successful IT companies in the Internet and the security industry.

"Career-wise, I have come to a point in life where I want to try to help, give something back, make a difference," says the 42 -year-old entrepreneur who for about two years - after becoming a father six years ago -, has been puzzling with the idea of starting a children´s charity project.

Now he thinks that he has found the perfect concept that hopefully will make a noticeable difference. Project CharityAntivirus is now born - a concept that allows users to download one of the best antivirus programs while supporting a good cause.

The concept has been developed in cooperation with Bitdefender who made the product available for free. Bitdefender and the technology have been voted as the world's best, in recent years.

IT entrepreneur hopes that the concept will be successful, first in Denmark and later in the rest of Europe and USA. In a 1.5 minute promotional video Daniel Agger along with a five- year-old boy ask people to support the project to the tune of Mads Langer´s popular music. The video can be found on the webpage.

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The Danish innovator Janus Rægaard Nielsen has sold his business MYMobileSecurity, and is now working on a new project.

The Danish entrepreneur Janus Rægaard Nielsen, has sold the company MYMobileSecurity, which he founded together with two Swedish partners in 2009.

The company sold security applications for smartphones.

- "In a few years we have managed to establish MYMobileSecurity among the largest and most important players in the rapidly growing market for smartphone security. We have gained about 6 million users and more than 100.000 paying subscribers from our first app, MYAndroidProtection. We have agreements with operators all over the world and we are generally very proud of that, since we started from scratch, only 3-4 years ago and with no major investments. We have managed to make MMS a profitable and steadily growing company in a market characterized by fierce competition and multiple large multinational companies which have billions of dollars, says founder and majority shareholder Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

There has been a huge market for smartphone and tablet security, which the major traditional security companies have controlled. MYMobileSecurity had the advantage to be first movers and therefore the company established itself in the market.

MYMobileSecurity was sold. The buyer is MGS, which is financially strong.

Janus Rægaard Nielsen has other projects in the pipeline including collaborations with Danish innovator Casper Blom. Furthermore he is starting a new charity concept called CharityAntivirus, which he plans to unveil soon.

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When the Big Guns came out to Play!
MYMobileSecurity has been sold because Janus Rægaard Nielsen could not afford a counterpart to the big players.

It is said that the best ideas are often the simplest ideas.

Four years ago, a few Swedes persuaded Janus Rægaard Nielsen to expand the company www.MYSecurityCenter.com, from only selling security software for computers and to include the mobile industry; the same concept, just with mobile.

Quite simple.

At the time, few could predict that the smartphone would move all technology out of the hand; apps would wipe the desktop and shortcuts aside, and that the “cloud” would pull the plug on servers.

Today, most see it and MYMobileSecurity - as the two Swedes and Janus Rægaard Nielsen named - is another example of it.

The company was favored by being among the first to develop an antivirus and monitoring program for smart phones, and the applications received a lot of attention in the press. MYMobileSecurity won the test event and was downloaded 100,000 times a week.

Last year, the value of the company was estimated to be 130 million. And it was not entirely wrong: MYMobileSecuriy has just been sold to American MGS Corporation in a deal that triggers between 25 and 65 million to major shareholder Janus Nielsen, depending on how the transition goes during the next 10 months .

He explains that success is a happy coincidence of several circumstances. Not least the exploding mobile market.

"You have to be a bit of a clown, if you can´t grow in such a market," says Janus Rægaard Nielsen, who has topped 10 million downloaded apps and is well aware of the question which adds up below:

From number 1 to 12

"Why did we choose to sell the company? Yes, it was going well, but suddenly we started to decline from 100,000 downloads per week to 50,000. The reason was that the big players - Symantec , Norton, McAfee and the other bandits had seen what we saw four years ago. And at the turn of the year more of them came roaring with hundreds of millions in their back pockets. They made contracts with mobile operators, gave the software away for free and advertised like crazy. Therefore, we went in a short time from being number 1 on the download lists to be number 12 , "says Janus Nielsen, who could not afford to respond.

He then went in search of capital in the form of a merger and found it easy to say yes, when MGS offered to buy the entire company. The acquisition has

given the 42- year-old entrepreneur more liquidity to start up more companies from his home in southern Spain, where he also has a wife and young son to care for.

The choice was therefore easy, but it does not necessarily mean that it was the best solution, says Janus Rægaard Nielsen.

"I would obviously like to have sold MYMobileSecurity to a Danish company, so that we together may have created jobs for young, enterprising app developers. Unfortunately, the economic benefits are very limited in Denmark for entrepreneurs. This is also reflected in the share of investment made in Denmark, " says Janus Nielsen, who for the very same reason is living in Spain.

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Americans have put a stop to several good initiatives. IT profile: - But Danish tax rules are also helping to curb many entrepreneurs or get them to move out of the country, says the founder of MYSecurityCenter, Janus Nielsen.

What do you like and dislike the most about the IT industry?

I have met many successful and respected people who started in the IT industry without any relevant background. At MYSecurityCenter and MYMobileSecurity you will also find several management positions occupied by successful people without the right resume - but with the right attitude. An impediment to the IT industry is that the Americans want us Europeans to do business as they think it should be done. That has often put a stop to many good initiatives and agreements.

What are you most proud of in your career?

I think that must be my latest company, MYMobileSecurity. We have more than 100,000 new users every week and we have got a number of great collaborations. We have rounded 20,000 paying subscribers and with the recent agreements with European operators, we expect our goal to reach more than 1,000 new paying subscribers a day, to be a reality.

And what are you least proud of?

It cost us a lot of money that we kept CA as a supplier for as long as we did. The software was simply not good enough. But I used to be employed at CA, and had responsibility for their security products, so I kept hoping that they got the hang of it. CA recently sold its consumer software division for about 55 million dollars. This shows that the number of customers was very limited, and is probably why there have been so few resources for development. I should have listened to our customers much earlier and switched immediately. Fortunately, we now have a supplier that we are very happy with, and which are among the best on the market.

I highly respect Henrik Sørensen from Jubii and SPAMfighter - without detracting Martin Thorborg's efforts, Henrik accomplished those two successes. Furthermore he created many great jobs for young Danes, who wish to pursue a future in the IT world. Additionally, I have great respect for the work of my friends Morten Wagner, (Freeway) and Jesper Buch (Just-Eat) have accomplished. It shows that you can go far with the right attitude, without necessarily having a big bag of venture capital in the back pocket.

Where would you be today if you could go back in time and develop your own career?

It sounds like a cliché, but I would be right where I am now. I have an exciting time ahead of me, with the launch of two new companies, MYPCSupport and CharityAntivirus. Especially CharityAntivirus, I think is great. The idea is to give our total profit to a number of charities. It is great to have the opportunity to participate in such a project, which is the outcome of the last ten years of hard and dedicated work.

What are you doing in ten years?

I'm doing what I do today, but with less work. Hopefully I will have a few more lovely children, and then I would have more time to be a good and attentive father.

What job – besides your current job – would you choose if you were financially independent?

I would like to be in Richard Branson's shoes. In many ways he is an icon and a role model for me.

What is the biggest threat to your area of business?

Good free programs with an amazing and free end user support. But it is not likely to happen, as it is very expensive to both deliver great software and provide great support to the customers.

What would you do if you were Denmark's IT Minister?

Danes are generally very innovative in several areas, but unfortunately we do not go through with many of the initiatives and ideas. I would create a framework which makes it more attractive to take the chance and start their own company. There would be a totally different and much lower tax for entrepreneurs and start-up companies. In addition, I would try to change the conditions needed, in order to make it more attractive for companies to stay in Denmark.

How do you cope with the pressure from your job?

I have chosen to move to Spain with my family where we live a completely different and more relaxed life. Five years ago, I made a decision not to have an alarm clock. So every day I wake up, when I wake up. I have no set meeting time at the office, but meet in between 10 and 11 most days. It is a good start of the day. This does not mean that I do not work much, but that is a different story.

What do you do to disconnect from work?

I play a lot of golf in my spare time, which for me is the best relaxation. Four or five hours on the golf course without a phone and a PC really allow me to relax and disconnect. Even though I live in Spain, friends and family come to visit often, which I really appreciate.

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