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<br />from any trust for any proper purpose consistent with the terms of such trust, even If my
<br />attomey-in-fact is a trustee of such trust; to revoke or to amend, in the discretion of my
<br />attomey-in-fact, any revocable trust of which I am a settlor, provided, however, this power
<br />to revoke or amend shall not be used in a manner or for a purpose which would constitute
<br />a general power of appointment to my attomey-in-fact
<br />24. Self-dealing. My attomey-in-fact may deal with my said attomey-in-fact and no
<br />transaction shall be void because of said self-dealing nor because my said attomey-infact
<br />was a part owner of property with me or had interests similar to mine or had any interest in
<br />said transaction.
<br />25. To Make. Make Known. Imolament and Enforce Health Care Decisions. To
<br />make, make known, implement and enforce all health care decisions which I could make if
<br />I had capacity or were competent; and to exercise or waive my privilege with respect to
<br />confidential hospital and medical information and records about my diagnosis, condition
<br />and care.
<br />26. Rights of Survivorshio. To create or change rights of survivorship designations,
<br />or to create or change a transfer on death or payable on death beneficiary designation.
<br />27. To make gifts. To make gifts of cash or other property, either outright or in trust,
<br />to any donee or donees, in the discretion of my attomey-in-fact and with my attomey-in-
<br />fact being included within the class of permissible donees, whether or not any such gift or
<br />gifts are consistent with my prior pattem of giving to such donee or donees, or in
<br />furtherance of any program previously announced or commenced by me; provided,
<br />however that the aggregate annual gifts made to any of said persons during the same
<br />calendar year shall not exceed the amount specified as a gift tax exclusion in Internal
<br />Revenue Code § 2503(b) as from time to time amended, including, if applicable, any gift
<br />tax exclusion attributable to joinder of my spouse in the gift under Internal Revenue Code
<br />§ 2513 as from time to time amended, determined as of the date of the transfer, provided
<br />further, however, my attorney-in-fact may make gifts to my spouse in excess of the gift tax
<br />exclusion described above.
<br />28. To Administer Digital Assets. My attomey-in-fact, to the extent permitted by
<br />law, may (i) access, use, and control my digital devices, including but not limited to,
<br />desktops, laptops, tablets, peripherals, storage devices, mobile telephones, smartphones,
<br />and any similar digital device which currently exists or may exist as technology develops or
<br />such comparable items as technology develops for the purpose of accessing, modifying,
<br />deleting, controlling or transferring my digital assets; and (di) access, modify, delete,
<br />control and transfer my digital assets, including but not limited to, my emails received,
<br />email accounts, digital music, digital photographs, digital videos, software licenses, social
<br />network accounts, file sharing accounts, financial accounts, domain registrations, DNS
<br />service accounts, web hosting accounts, tax preparation service accounts, online stores,
<br />affiliate programs, and other online accounts and similar digital items which currently exist
<br />or may exist as technology develops or such comparable items as technology develops.
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