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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Get fast access to your favorite Yahoo! Groups. Make Yahoo! your home page http://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> +++++ The comic book that almost wasn't. New York small press comic book publisher Dreamchilde Press continues cross-time adventure in spite of increasingly conservative age. Hailed by readers, reviewers, and comic book pros alike, QUANTUM: Rock of Ages has established itself as solid Sci-Fi reading. The sixth installment of the series is now available and raising the eyebrows of all who read it. The content of QUANTUM #6 is so hot, it almost didn't see print at all. "Everything was "go" for press weeks ago until I got a call from the printer saying they wouldn't run the book," says publisher/ writer Philip Clark. "I knew the scene in question might be controversial, but I had no idea it would cause such a fuss." As a matter of fact, the print company sited a sex toy shown in the issue as the reason they chose not to print the book. Continued pleading from the publisher warranted a meeting with the print company's management and legal counsel. "We talked about covering up the item in question, but I felt strongly that the scene should stand on its own artistic merit. What got me was that they didn't object to any of the nudity and we weren't showing any type of penetration. In other words, this wasn't porn." Clark was forced to take the book to a different printer. "It was nice to see free press eventually win the day. I1m just surprised at how easily censorship can rear its head, particularly in this age." Part "Clerks," part "Sliders," QUANTUM: Rock of Ages follows the adventures of Nick Vargas, a jaded musician turned unwitting hero. Nick is given super powers and taken on the ultimate cross-time thrill ride by a bizarre gemstone, the Quantum Silica. During his quest he encounters other characters that are also affected by the fragmented "Quantum." Each fragment offers a unique power to Nick and his counterparts, and they must band together to save the universe from peril. Toss in a diabolical nemesis, some quirky pop-culture humor, and QUANTUM makes for a highly enjoyable read. "This is the type of comic book that is impossible to put down." -Silver Bullet Comics "Philip Clark is an up and coming creator to watch out for." - David Mack "Fun, utterly unpredictable, and marching to its own beat." - Newsarama "This is the sort of thing I wish Marvel and DC could do more frequently." -Four Color Explosion You can now find out what the fuss is all about. QUANTUM: Rock of Ages #6 (32 pages, $2.99) is available to order from the QUANTUM website, Cold Cut Distribution, FM Distribution, The SPA website, Midtown Comics and Jim Hanley's Universe. More information can be found at http://quantumcomic.net. +++++ MOONSTONE BOOKS OPENS UP NEW FORUMS Publisher's 10th Anniversary Celebration Continues On New Forums CHICAGO, IL -- 7 November, 2005 - While Moonstone Books has been around for just over a decade, their message boards have been conspicuously absent for some time now. However, in light of the 10th Anniversary Celebration, Moonstone Publisher Joe Gentile would like to take the opportunity to invite you to join the discussions on the all new Moonstone Forums. "Visitors to the forums can read up on the latest Moonstone news and participate in discussions with the various Moonstone creators and staff as well as other Moonstone aficionados," states Gentile. "In addition, visitors will be able to read the latest "Gal on the Moon" columns and check out interviews with Moonstone Creators as well as find links to Moonstone news, reviews and feature articles all across the Web." Those wishing to drop by the Moonstone Forums can simply follow this link: http://moonstonebooks.proboards67.com/index.cgi In addition to the content mentioned above, Moonstone has plans for contests, sneak peaks and other interactive events that can only be enjoyed by participation on the forums. More information on Moonstone Books, its partners, properties and services can be found at www.moonstonebooks.com +++++ BLOODSTAINED PRODUCTIONS TAPS OUT AFTER PREVIEW Will Return Summer 2006 with all projects currently in development. "If you ask anyone that we've been in talks with, or have hired during our talent search, family is #1 to us, even above making our deadlines." Martin R. Oakley Stated late tonight. "As a result, though I feel complete devastated by announcing this, with my own wife going through a rough time and the effects on my personal family, I am announcing a 6 month break in publishing to complete all projects on our plates and allow the time and funding to be there if/when my wife, Stephanie needs to travel to the west coast" When asked how this will effect the planned Comic Convention appearance, as well as payments due to creators and other talent, Oakley replied: "This changes nothing as to the June Mighty-Mini Con Gala that we will be debuting it. This is THE con to go to, to get our books and meet us face to face. This is where we're going to make the debut. As for payment arrangements, while those are confidential matters, all payments will be made on time. We're not into screwing the talent that works for us." This affects the entire planned BloodStained Productions line-up, putting both Beyond Mortality and The WolfBlade Chronicles a full 3 months later than they would have originally appeared. "We're going to solicit in, I believe, April, and go to print in late May, and have the books ready and initial orders filled by the time that we leave for the MMC in upstate New York." As to how this will affect fan recognition of this budding studio: "I really can't say. I know a lot of them will be pissed or even feel like we've cheated them by making promises, yet I know in my heart of hearts that this is the ONLY way to go at this time. The family must come first in ANY business, and any company that DOES NOT believe that....." Oakley looked away without finishing the sentence. Stay tuned to the BloodStained Productions website, and for future press releases from this company as things continue to move, albeit in a slower way than before. +++++ G.R.A.V.E. GRRRLS: DESTROYERS OF THE DEAD ENTIRE FIRST ISSUE ONLINE AT NEWSARAMA PRESS RELEASE To help promote the release of G.R.A.V.E. GRRRLS: DESTROYERS OF THE DEAD Issue Three, MIDNIGHT SHOW is proud to present the ENTIRE first issue up for reading at http://www.newsarama.com . All 24 pages of the distributor level sold-out first issue are up for the viewing, along with all three covers. Preview pages are also up for GG: DOTD Issue Three at http://www.gravegrrrls.com , with more coming in the next week. G.R.A.V.E. GRRRLS: DESTROYERS OF THE DEAD Issue Three (Diamond Item # MAY052862), a 40 page, full color comic priced at only $2.99 USD will be in stores in late November. CONTACT INFORMATION FOR MIDNIGHT SHOW- Publishers- Scott Licina and Ken Wolak E-mail- contact@gravegrrrls.com Website- www.gravegrrrls.com +++++ ALIAS COMIC'S EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION Alias Comics buys out funding partners and reformulates business plan San Diego, California (November 8, 2005) - In reaction to the lateness and the continued mishandling of certain financial responsibilities, Alias Publisher, Brett Burner, has effectively bought out the partners responsible for these setbacks to instead assume all accounting and production duties internally. In doing so, Alias has gained fundamental control over financial concerns and will now work more efficiently to see a quick turnaround of publishing responsibilities. Additionally, certain editorial changes have been made which are designed to lessen production costs, thereby increasing the profit potential of each Alias title. "The problem was that these individuals were acting on their own judgment, making crucial decisions irregardless of our input," said Burner. "We are not, however, looking for a scapegoat. Alias assumes complete responsibility for the late shipping of books which over the past few months has affected the trust of our readership and retailers. Once we recognized the problem, we immediately began a process of removing those responsible, as well as pruning projects that were a financial drain, either by alteration or elimination, which has sadly resulted in the loss of some of our titles; though no studio has moved on without being offered the option to stay under more equitable terms. Unfortunately, these steps take time and require a degree of silence- which to some can be, and has been, misinterpreted as non-action on our part. We apologize for that confusion, and we hope that fans will now understand the situation we were placed in, and why things happened the way they did." Burner hastened to add as well that he still maintains a good relationship with his former partners. While a few creators have parted from the Alias line, the majority has chosen to stay the course, demonstrating their unyielding faith and support for the publisher. "I have worked with two other publishers - both of which ended up being very unsatisfactory experiences. Because of this, I planned to release SUPER TEEN*TOPIA on my own. But after talking to Alias, their enthusiasm for the project won me over. To date my experience with Alias has been great and, to be very honest, my editor and I have very high expectations in regards to what we consider 'professional behavior'. I think SUPER TEEN*TOPIA has found a great home at Alias," said Alias creator, Kirk Kushin ("Super Teen*Topia"). Alias writer, Ryan Scott Ottney ("The Legend of Isis"), has been hired as Alias' Communications Coordinator to prepare all internal and external communications, as well as media relations and other matters of communications. The Communications Coordinator is an administrative position, designed to keep the media and the readers informed on current Alias updates. "We want people to know about all the great things we're doing," said Ottney, "but also in the event of any mishap-even as small as a late shipping book-you're going to hear about that, too. We can't expect people to buy our books if they can't trust us. We've lost some readers because of that already, but we believe we can win them back." These new changes are only the first in a series of major announcements soon to be released by Alias Comics in the coming weeks and months designed to establish a new direction and a renewed chance at success. Mike S. Miller, Executive Director and partner, chimed in with this, "It has been difficult enduring the public speculation about Alias without correcting the matter, but it has been worth it as we've finally gotten Alias back on track and are heading in the direction we should have been going all along. I think patience has paid off better than any amount of bickering ever would have, and that's an important lesson learned from all of this." It's also extremely important to note that with this move by Burner, Alias has reached another milestone: that of financial independence. Alias Comics is now running completely on generated income, a feat most of the failed comic publishers to whom Alias has so often been compared have never managed to accomplish. "Is Alias going anywhere?" asked Miller. "Yes, second star to the right, and straight on 'till morning!" For more information on Alias Comics, please visit them online at http://www.aliasenterprises.com! +++++ IDT Entertainment Licenses Animation Rights to Hellboy from Revolution Studios; Key Creatives from Live Action Film on Board for Animated Adventures to Be Produced at IDT Entertainment Studios in Los Angeles NEWARK, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)----IDT Entertainment announced today that it has licensed all animation rights to the Hellboy property from Revolution Studios. IDT Entertainment, in partnership with Revolution Studios, plans to develop animated content for television and home entertainment as well as a full range of integrated marketing applications across all categories. Production will utilize IDT Entertainment's animation studios in Los Angeles. IDT Entertainment Sales will handle worldwide sales and Anchor Bay Entertainment, an IDT Entertainment company, will distribute DVD/video product. IDT Entertainment is a subsidiary of IDT Corporation (NYSE:IDT, IDT.C), an international telecom, entertainment, and technology company. "Hellboy is a seminal figure in the comic book world and a proven winner in the feature film arena," said Morris Berger, IDT Entertainment CEO. "This deal adds to the luster of our ever- growing library of intellectual properties with worldwide fan appeal. We believe Hellboy's animated incarnation will benefit from our international sales, marketing, and distribution network." All key creative talent and production entities associated with Hellboy, the successful 2004 live action feature film, will be involved in the continuing animated adventures of the Hellboy character. Ron Perlman (Hellboy) and Selma Blair (Liz Sherman), who headlined the feature film, will lead the voice cast for the animated versions. Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and director Guillermo Del Toro (Hellboy, The Devil's Backbone) are creative producers and will be intimately involved in story development and animation style. Tad Stones, who has produced and directed successful full length video features and animated television series (Disney's Atlantis: Milo's Return, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins, Disney's Aladdin and the King of Thieves), will be supervising director and supervising producer for IDT Entertainment. Lawrence Gordon and Lloyd Levin of Lawrence Gordon Productions and Mike Richardson of Dark Horse Comics, who produced the 2004 live action feature, will executive produce. According to Revolution Studios' Daniel Ferleger, "We are excited to be working with IDT Entertainment and look forward to a successful collaboration to bring the Hellboy character to an even wider audience." Hellboy is based on the comic book series by Mike Mignola. Born in the flames of hell and brought to Earth as an infant to perpetrate evil, Hellboy was rescued from sinister forces by the benevolent Dr. Broom, who raised him to be a hero. Hellboy handles the most dangerous missions for Dr. Broom's Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense. He leads an unlikely family of agents including a "merman," Abe Sapien, and the pyro-kinetic Liz Sherman, who can manifest and control fire. They are the world's first and last line of defense against the dark powers who threaten all of mankind. The 2004 live action feature film Hellboy has grossed more than $100 million worldwide. The Hellboy comic book series (available through Dark Horse Comics) is one of the industry's biggest sellers. Revolution Studios was formed by Joe Roth in May 2000 to independently produce and finance films in partnership with Sony Pictures, Starz Entertainment Group and Fox Entertainment Group. IDT Entertainment is a vertically integrated entertainment company that develops, produces, and distributes proprietary and licensed entertainment content. IDT Entertainment is a subsidiary of IDT Corporation (NYSE:IDT, IDT.C) an international telecom, entertainment, and technology company. +++++ Marvel Reports Third Quarter Results; Initiates 2006 EPS Guidance of $0.37 to $0.52 and Revises 2005 EPS Guidance to $1.02 to $1.07; Board Authorizes $250 Million Share Repurchase Program NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)----Marvel Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE:MVL), a global character-based entertainment and licensing company, today reported operating results for the third quarter and nine months ended September 30, 2005, revised its financial guidance for 2005 and initiated financial guidance for 2006. Marvel's Chairman, Morton Handel, commented, "We are pleased with the box office success of the Fantastic Four feature film, which launched this character franchise and has grossed over $329 million worldwide to date. Marvel's business model continues to be solidly profitable and generates strong free cash flow. "As reviewed in more detail below, Marvel is revising its 2005 financial guidance to reflect the contribution of a landmark, long-term license agreement in the video game category which has largely offset some weaker than expected performance in our toy operation. However, our 2006 outlook reflects a difficult year for both toys and licensing. Despite the near-term challenges, the management team and Board remain confident in the long-term power of Marvel's business model, which will generate high levels of cash in coming years. Accordingly, the Board has approved an additional $250 million share repurchase authorization. We believe repurchases will be accretive to earnings and will provide a very attractive long-term return on investment as we proceed beyond 2006. Those years will include the release of both the Spider-Man and Fantastic Four sequels in 2007 and the anticipated launch of Marvel's own film slate starting in 2008." Marvel also disclosed that it has secured a $150 million line of credit from HSBC Bank USA, of which $125 million will be available, together with the Company's cash from operations, for repurchasing shares of Marvel's common stock. Guidance and Drivers: Marvel is fine-tuning its 2005 guidance for net sales, net income and EPS to reflect the company's expectations for the balance of 2005. Cash Flow from operations is expected to exceed $100 million in 2005 and is expected to exceed $70 million in 2006 as the cash payments from licensing contracts recorded as revenue in 2005 and prior years, are received by the Company. +++++ Marvel Entertainment 3Q Profit Sinks The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - Marvel Entertainment Inc., licenser of Spider- Man, the X-Men and other comic book heroes, said Wednesday its third-quarter profit fell 32 percent as revenue plummeted, and forecast a dreary 2006 for licensing revenue. Marvel shares fell $3.59, or 20 percent, to $14.45 in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange, near the low end of a 52- week range of $15.82 to $22.87. Net income fell to $23.4 million, or 23 cents per share, from $34.4 million, or 30 cents per share, a year ago. Revenue fell 40 percent to $81.1 million from $135.2 million last year. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial expected earnings per share of 30 cents on revenue of $100.3 million. Toy sales fell to $22.1 million from $48.2 million a year ago, and licensing sales dropped to $33.2 million from $64.2 million due to lower contributions from Spider-Man licenses compared with last year when the movie Spider-Man 2 was released in theaters. Morton Handel, company chairman, warned that 2006 looks to be a ``difficult year for both toys and licensing.'' Marvel forecast 2006 earnings per share of 37 cents to 52 cents on revenue of $270 million to $300 million, expecting no revenue from its Spider-Man limited partnership and lower revenue from studio partnerships. Analysts were expecting earnings per share of $1.13 on revenue of $415.5 million for next year. Marvel did, however, raise its earnings per share guidance for 2005 by one cent to $1.02 to $1.07. Revenue is now forecast at $385 million to $395 million, up from a previous estimate of $370 million to $390 million, reflecting long-term video game license agreements. Analysts forecast earnings per share of $1.08 on revenue of $388 million for 2005. +++++ Activision and Marvel Entertainment Expand Alliance and Extend Interactive Rights for Spider-Man and X-Men Franchises; Deal Extends Relationship Through 2017 SANTA MONICA, Calif. & NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)----Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq:ATVI) and Marvel Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE:MVL) jointly announced today that the companies have expanded their long-term, broad-based strategic alliance by signing a multi-year extension to their current video game licensing agreements for the Spider-Man(TM) and X-Men(TM) franchises through 2017. This agreement replaces all previous agreements between the companies. Under the terms of the agreement, Activision has extended its exclusive worldwide publishing rights to two of Marvel's most renowned comic book properties for interactive entertainment software products for console, PC and handheld platforms. The original agreements were set to expire in 2009. Activision's Spider-Man and the X-Men video games rank among the company's most successful franchises, having sold more than 25 million units across all platforms to date. "This announcement further underscores the strength of our relationship with Marvel and reinforces our leadership position in the superhero genre," states Mike Griffith, President and CEO, Activision Publishing, Inc. "Spider-Man and the X-Men are two of the most popular entertainment franchises today and some of the most coveted characters in interactive entertainment. This agreement will allow us to continue developing exceptional games based on these legendary characters well into the future." Tim Rothwell, Worldwide President, Consumer Media Group, Marvel Entertainment, added, "The interactive entertainment category continues to be one of Marvel's key strategic categories. Expanding our partnership with Activision, a leader in the video game industry, further ensures that our characters will continue to be among the elite and dominant interactive franchises for the next decade and beyond." Bruno Maglione, President, Marvel International, commented, "Activision is one of a handful of players who can truly execute worldwide in this business. Spider-Man and X-Men are major global franchises. Because of this, it is always critical for us to partner with companies committed to maximizing success internationally. Activision's results on a worldwide scale with these brands demonstrated to us that they can and will continue to do that." +++++ From Jim McCann at Marvel Comics http://www.marvel.com Dealing with Decimation in Generation M #1 The repercussions of the House of M have left an entire generation to cope with the horrifying future that now awaits them.a group known as Generation M. In Generation M #1, a group of former mutants must now deal with life without powers. One reporter wants to share this group's stories with the world, but a sinister force is attempting to ensure that these former mutants and their stories are silenced forever. "Generation M isn't your normal comic book," says editor Nick Lowe. "It deals with the decimating effects of House of M in a very real, human way. For a lot of these characters, their power was their life. Now that that's gone, what do they do? This is my favorite Paul Jenkins' writing since Inhumans and Ramon Bachs is doing the best work of his career. Don't miss this!" Paul Jenkins and Ramon Bachs take us on a tour of the post-House of M Marvel Universe and what lies ahead for many of these characters we have all known and loved for years. Be sure to pick up Generation M #1 to see how these mutants have gone from Homo-Superior to the absolute depths of humanity. GENERATION M #1 (of 5) SEP051960 Written by PAUL JENKINS Pencils by RAMON BACHS Cover by STUART IMMONEN 32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99 FOC - 11/10, On Sale - 11/30/2005 Holidays Come Early for Marvel with Two Tremendous Specials The Former G.L.A. Return in GLX-Mas Special Milwaukee's worst are getting their very own holiday one- shot in the GLX-Mas Special. The team formerly known as the Great Lakes Avengers and the G.L.A. are back and this time, they're sure to prove they are the absolute worst super-heroes EVER! "For all of the people who think super heroes suck, and all the people who think that the holidays suck, we proudly present the suckiest super heroes on the suckiest of holidays: the GLX-Mas Special!" says G.L.A. writer Dan Slott. "If, for some strange reason, you LIKED last summer's G.L.A. mini-series, then think of this 48 page one-shot as more of the same, except Christmassier." Packed with 6 tales featuring the newly dubbed GLX, the GLX-Mas Special sees writer Dan Slott team-up with a slew of top artists including Matt Haley (G.I. Spy), Georges Jeanty (Gambit), Ty Templeton (Spider-Man/Human Torch), Paul Grist (Jack Staff), Mike Kazaleh (Ren and Stimpy) and there's an extra-special X-Mas gift courtesy of your Friendly Neighborhood Mike Wieringo! "And, if THAT doesn't hook you... Well, NOW we've got an X in the title, so you HAVE to buy it," explains Slott. "Really. Only 198 mutants left. And somehow Squirrel Girl, Flatman, Big Bertha, and Doorman are four of 'em! And, yes, Mr. Immortal is STILL Homo-Supreme, the most highly evolved mutant on Earth! So stick THAT in your Marvel Universe Handbook, continuity-boy! Ho ho ho." You just better hope they don't cancel the holidays after the G.L.X finds some way to mess it up. For merriment and mockery galore, check out the GLX-Mas Special, spinning right out of surprise hit G.L.A. GLX-MAS SPECIAL (OCT051966) Written by DAN SLOTT Penciled by MATT HALEY, GEORGES JEANTY, MIKE WIERINGO, MIKE KAZALEH, TY TEMPLETON & PAUL GRIST Cover by PAUL PELLETIER 48 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP .$3.99 FOC - 11/17, On Sale - 12/7/2005 And don't forget to pick up the G.L.A. TPB: G.L.A.: MISASSEMBLED TPB (OCT052033) Written by DAN SLOTT Penciled by PAUL PELLETIER Cover by PAUL PELLETIER 144 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP .$14.99 FOC - 11/17, On Sale - 12/14/2005 "Santron," "A Mole Man's Christmas," and More in Marvel Holiday Special 2005 The holidays are almost here and that can mean only one thing: the Marvel Holiday Special 2005 is on its way. Featuring three stories sure to fill your heart with the spirit of the season, the Marvel Holiday Special 2005 is 48 pages of wild and hilarious holiday action. "The Marvel Holiday Special 2005 is a fun, funny, and holiday-spirited romp through the Marvel Universe!" says editor John Barber. "We really tried to do something different this year by using creators you might not expect to see on a Holiday Special!" The first story by webcomics great Shaenon Garrity (Narbonic) and legendary cartoonist Roger Langridge (Marvel Monsters: Fin Fang Four and Fred the Clown) is a heart-warmer called a "Mole Man's Christmas." "In this story, Mole Man has abdicated his throne and vanished, and his moloids are kidnapping department-store Santas!" says Barber. "The Fantastic Four are on the case, but it's Ben Grimm who's really looking at what's behind these events." The next story by Jeff Parker and Reilly Brown, sees Ultron reprogrammed to think he's Santa Clause, just in time to ruin the New Avengers' annual holiday party. "This one has everybody: Spider-Man, Wolverine, Captain America, Iron Man, Luke Cage, Spider Woman, Black Panther, Yellowjacket, Wasp, Wonder Man, Iron Fist, Dr. Strange, Wong, Aunt May, Mary Jane, Jessica Jones, Gravity, a man-eating Christmas tree.I'm sure I'm forgetting somebody from "Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santron!" says editor John Barber. The final story revisits an old Marvel villain known as the Hurricane as he struggles to come to terms with his adopted home of New York City during the holidays. And it's brought to you by Mike Carey (Ultimate X-Men/Fantastic Four, Spellbinders) and Mike Perkins (Captain America, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang). "This story is written all in verse and drawn so that it looks like a cross between Will Eisner and Gustave Dor???," adds Barber. "It's funny, poignant, beautiful, and a great way to cap off the Marvel Holiday Special!" Complete with a new cover by Stuart Immonen (Ultimate X- Men, Nextwave), the Marvel Holiday Special 2005 is THE comic book of this holiday season. And it makes a great stocking stuffer as well. MARVEL HOLIDAY SPECIAL 2005 (SEP051931) Written by JEFF PARKER, MIKE CAREY & SHAENON GARRITY Penciled by REILLY BROWN, MIKE PERKINS & ROGER LANGRIGE Cover by STUART IMMONEN 48 PGS./ALL AGES ...$3.99 FOC - 11/10, On Sale - 11/30 Thanks for subscribing to the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine (CBEM) --------------------------->Disclaimer<--------------------------- This is an ANNOUNCE only mailing list, only the Editor can send messages to the list. No one else has access to the subscriber list. Replies to these messages will be received by the Editor ONLY, so you must CC: individual contributors if you want them to get your E-Mail. The E-mail to the E-mag MAY be used in future issues at the Editor's discretion UNLESS you specifically request that they not be. 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