Why We Fight (video)

• Erin

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  Excellent, easier to follow than the instructional DVD that came with my Cuisinart.

  Posted 11/7/2007 [reply] [flag]

• TheHype

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  I love the part when it talks about Health Care and they used Dan Doherty's pic from Deadwood... dude, all that badass mf-er needs is a knife and he's all set.

  Posted 11/8/2007 [reply] [flag]

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WGA Strike Snippets of News
Published 11/5/2007 at mediabistro.com: FishBowlLA
The WGA members seem to be worried about their public image. Maybe if they start the picket lines before 9 (like when the Teamsters go to work), the strikers might be taken more seriously. And lose the lattes and the Blackberries. United Hollywood ...

WGA Strike Daily
Published 11/7/2007 by theTVaddict at the TV addict
Still wondering why the WGA is on Strike? Check out the above video titled “Why We Fight.” Thanks to Ducky for the Tip!

Oprah Offers 'Dirty Dancing' Fans Gift Of A Lifetime, Patrick Swayze A Hot Meal From Craft Services [Short Ends]
Published 11/7/2007 by Mark at Defamer
· Ssssssh, everybody! Those unsuspecting YouTubers have no idea that Oprah has stashed away Patrick Swayze backstage, who's ready to give the wife the Dirty Dancing thrill of a lifetime! ("You get a fading star, and you get a fading star, and you get a fading star!" etc etc.) · When he's not busying preparing for his upcoming baptism, Russell Crowe loves to shop! · Don't judge Paris Hilton: there are just as many people ...

An explanation of the Writer’s Strike
Published 11/7/2007 by DB at No Fact Zone
From the WGA: ...

TV Showrunners Show Solidarity
Published 11/7/2007 by Give Me My Remote at Give Me My Remote
In a show of solidarity, 75 of TV’s top showrunners will joining their fellow Writers Guild members on the picket line at the Disney/ABC Studios in Burbank today from 9-11am PST. If you are in the area (West Alamda Avenue between Buena Vista & Keystone) stop by and let the writers know you support them. Here’s a great video that breaks down what the WGA is fighting for in a very simple way. View This Video on You Tube ...

A Simple Explanation of the Strike
Published 11/7/2007 at FilmWad
Here's a video some Writers' Guild folk put together. The production value is not the best but it's a good guide to the issues being fought over. My one complaint is that while it asks that we "support the writers strike" it doesn't tell us what the best way of doing that is. In any case, see for yourself: 

WGA Strike: Why they fight?
Published 11/7/2007 by Daemon's TV at Daemon's TV
I’m sorry I haven’t been able to write more about the WGA strike, but at this point I can’t keep up with everything going on. Since I do support them, I wanted to post this video from the WGA, which explains why they are on strike. ...

The Strike Explained
Published 11/7/2007 by Scott the Reader at ALLIGATORS IN A HELICOPTER
I've seen this posted on other blogs, but it's concise and clear enough that everyone should see it. ...

Watch this video!
Published 11/7/2007 by Gabasha at The Office Fan Site: Life In The Office
Many people don’t know why the WGA is on strike. This video is from them and pretty much tells you all you need to know. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ55Ir2jCxk After watching this, if you do not want to support the WGA, just disregard any past or future posts I put up about it. If you DO though, myself and a few other Office fans have decided to boycott nbc.com including all of it’s episodes and ...

I Don’t Respond Well To Rhetoric
Published 11/7/2007 at The Hot Blog
Day after day, hour after hour, I am finding the WGA Strike more frustrating… not because I hate strikes or I am already bored with the TMZing of picket lines with reports of what celebrity is on the line this hour – it’s not a fucking telethon! – but because I feel like I am on the outside looking in. I believe in the idea of what the writer’s want. They deserve more and should get more. Period. But the rhetoric of the WGA side is so full of shit that I can’t simply line up ...

Writers Strike Watch: Why We Strike Video
Published 11/7/2007 by Variety.com * at Thompson On Hollywood
The writers take to YouTube to explain it all to you. Rallying support for the cause. ...

Why Writers Are Striking
Published 11/7/2007 by Diana at 24headquarters.com
I’ve noticed some confusion in the comments for any strike post that I’ve put up, people still don’t really understand why writers are striking. Here’s the two big things writers are asking for: An increase of 4 cents(from 4 to 8) for each DVD sold with their content. That’s right, on a DVD valued at $19.99, writers get 4 cents. Secondly, they want to receive revenue from new media, ie streaming video on websites, webisodes, etc. Studios ...

ASL's Letter From The Editor, Lisa Timmons
Published 11/7/2007 by soc2006 at A Socialite's Life
State of the Blog Address For those of you who live in Los Angeles, you may have seen a bunch of people walking around with picket signs outside of the major studios, encouraging cars driving past to honk in support of their cause, but perhaps you weren't sure whether or did support the writer's strike...well, here's something someone forwarded to me to help me understand what all this fuss is about and since I like video instruction, I thought I'd share. And maybe you don't live in Los Angeles, but you know that your television schedule is going to get ...

Top Five Reasons Why I Support the WGA
Published 11/7/2007 by Liz at Glowy Box: Basking in Television's Friendly Radiation
Since I'm unable to post more than a couple times a day, I can't compete with the flood of information on the writers' strike elsewhere (check out TV Tattle and Ducky Does TV , among others, for updates). I can, however, tell you why I personally support the Writers Guild of America one hundred percent , even though the strike may lead to less quality television for us fans in the short-term. 1. When a writer's work makes money for a company, that writer deserves to be paid. Period. Residuals are how the business works, and has always worked. 2. Contrary to popular opinion, most writers aren't rich . The ...

Writers' Strike: The Office Closes, Jack Bauer Waits
Published 11/8/2007 by BuzzSugar at BuzzSugar -- Entertainment hourly.
Looks like The Office is one of the first casualties of the Hollywood writers' strike. Jenna Fischer wrote today that the show has just two new episodes left before reruns kick in. Here's a video of the writers picketing (thanks to Lindsb for posting it in The Office group): Here are some other developments from day three of the strike: The premiere of 24 has been officially postponed indefinitely, Fox announced today, and the rest of the network's spring lineup has been ...

The Inevitable - But No Less Important - Strike (Post)
Published 11/8/2007 by The Jay at The Jay
A rundown… SNL’s High-Larious Take: When did Fred Armisen get so funny? Also “get ass cancer and die” is my favorite tossed-off insult. Cut off on the freeway? I hope you get ass cancer and die. The girl you like rejects you? I hope you get ass cancer and die. Someone tells you they think Keanu Reeves sucks? Wait for it… I hope you get ass cancer and DIE! See, it’s way all-purpose. A detailed look at just what the WGA is striking for: What The ...

Video: Writers Strike Explained
Published 11/8/2007 by slashfilm.com at /Film
I have gotten a bunch of e-mails asking me to explain the current writers strike. Why are the writers picketing in front of the movie studios? Aren’t they paid enough? What is this whole thing all about. The good folks at UnitedHollywood have put together a video which explains the major points of debate between the WGA and the movie/television studios. I think you will quickly understand why this is happening. Wikipedia also has a great round-up of what’s going on including a list of the teleivison shows which will be impacted (and ...

Reaper: "Love, Bullets and Blacktop" (Episode 107)
Published 11/8/2007 by Burdorff at The Recapist
Doin' the Sock! And the countdown of new material is on. This is the seventh episode of Reaper and the word on the street is that they could have completed as few as nine episodes prior to the start of the WGA writers’ strike. Sigh. And it’s only appropriate with the strike beginning that Reaper features a guest starring role with Curtis Armstrong, who somewhat famously killed time during the last strike with his impromptu performance on Moonlighting when the finale ran short. At any rate, enjoy Reaper while it lasts, ...

New Media
Published 11/8/2007 by Logan Gawain at GALACTICA SITREP
Damon Lindelof, co-creator of LOST, and Marc Cherry, creator of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES, march on Disney and explain the New Media situation: It's pretty simple... The writers are asking for 2.5 cents of every dollar the Corporations and Studios make off of internet downloads (like on iTunes) or by selling advertising on steaming video. The Office, Lost, and Battlestar Galactica are certainly among the most viewed shows on the internet. In fact it's often been said that The Office was saved from cancellation thanks to ...

Video Feature: “Why We Fight”
Published 11/8/2007 by B. Scott at LOVEBSCOTT.COM
Checkout this simple explainer as to the issues causing the current Writers Strike in Hollywood. Very informative.

Why They Are Striking
Published 11/8/2007 by DarkUFO at DarkUFO - The No.1 Fan Site for the TV Show LOST
Thanks to everyone who sent this video through to me. It's a very simple overview of what the strike is about.

Two WGA Striek YouTube clips
Published 11/8/2007 at Hollywood Elsewhere
Here are a couple of YouTube clips -- clip #1 and clip #2 -- that seem to just cut through the crap and spell out the strike situation clean and plain. The cleanest and most Sesame Street -y, posted on 11.5, is a primer about what the writers want and what the studios are offering/not offering in response. On the DVD front, it basically says that writers get 4 cents from the sale of a $19 or $20 retail DVD, and that what they're looking for is 8 cents per DVD. Of course, the studio profit margin off that $19 or $20, after expenses and skimmings, is about $5 per DVD. But 8 cents out of five bucks isn't ...

The Writer’s Strike, Explained
Published 11/8/2007 by Rick at TunaFlix
Since there’s still a lot of misinformation floating around out there about the WGA strike, I figured I’d pass along these videos for you guys, courtesy of UnitedHollywood.com. This strike is a big ol’ mess that keeps getting worse by the day. Late-night programming is already in reruns, TV schedules are getting shifted around (24 won’t even been running this year), former Disney chair Michael Eisner is calling the writers “misguided” and “stupid” while denying the revenue coming in from ...

The Writers Strike Explained... Simply
Published 11/8/2007 at RopeofSilicon.com
Are you wondering why the late night talk shows are in rerun? Why Fox's "24" and "Family Guy" are looking at a bit of trouble? Why NBC shutdown production of "The Office" on Wednesday? Well, I have been pretty much quiet on the strike since it began this past Monday, but a great little video has come to my attention that lays it all out on the line and explains to everyone what is going on. I get the feeling that once you have watched it, if you held any ill-will toward the writers it will all be lost. The chances this strike ends swiftly is very slim. "Lost's" Damon Lindeloff was quoted in Variety saying, "People don't give ...

New Celeb Hot Spot: Try the Picket Line
Published 11/8/2007 by Erik Davis at Cinematical
Filed under: Celebrities and Controversy, Newsstand, Politics We're not going to overload you with writers strike news because it's shaping up to be a marathon, not a race. Here are some delicious new updates (including a video up top which uses colorful little pie charts to help better explain the writer's point of view): Day 4. The rebels have set up a new base on planet New York City, and when a young Jedi by the name of Robin Williams shows up with free bagels, folks begin to question his loyalty ... Yes, the ...

Strike Day Four: Walking the Line
Published 11/9/2007 by The CineManiac at The CineManiac
Today I went down to Fox Studios in Century City and joined the picket line of the WGA strike. While there I talked to quite a few people just to get some information and just to pass the time. I also did a couple of more interviews. ...

An Open Letter From the Writers on the Picket Line
Published 11/9/2007 by Allie at Gone Hollywood
The writers outside the Time Warner Building were handing out these flyers, an open letter, to everyone willing to take one. The flyer states their position regarding the strike. The bonus is for those of us who are supporting them. It supplies a list of media executives and their respective addresses. Call or write them! [Click the thumbnails for a larger view] Ironically, the flyer is poorly ...

The Spoiled Bastard: "The Office," "30 Rock"
Published 11/9/2007 by tgoodman@sfchronicle.com (Tim Goodman) at Tim Goodman. The Bastard Machine
The Spoiled Bastard: "The Office," "30 Rock" Well, it's been a while since we had one of these. And it certainly makes sense to pick two great comedies in these Dark Times Ahead. Next Thursday will be the last completed episode of " The Office " because of the strike and depending on Tina Fey's involvement (she has picketed with the writers and also performed acting duties) the fate of future " 30 Rock " episodes is up in the air. So, feel free to comment on either of these shows tonight and anyone who can remember the best lines from this season (or seasons past) by all means - share the laughter. By the way, as more people get ...

Why The Writers Strike
Published 11/9/2007 by Nikki at Prison Break Buff
Nick Santora sent out a request on PBreakFans: To the incredible fans of Prison Break: Please look at this video… Please support the people who create the television and films that entertain people all over the world and generate billions of dollars for global conglomerates. Thank you, Nick Share This ...

george clooney and fabio meet for tea
Published 11/9/2007 by The Cajun Boy at Cajun Boy in the City
in case you haven't heard, george clooney and fabio nearly came to blows in a west hollywood restaurant a few days ago. what you probably don't know is that they met for tea earlier today. i have the transcript of that conversation... fabio: i see that you're reading Les Plaisirs et les Jours george. clooney: why yes fabio, i'm a big fan of proust. fabio: frankly, i think he was a blowhard. i mean, his style was way too intricate and analytical. maybe it's just me, but it shouldn't take 30 pages of text to describe turning over in one's sleep. he's like the david foster wallace of the ...

Understanding the Writer’s Guild Strike
Published 11/9/2007 at Cinema Fusion
Some people are saying that the Writer’s Guild of America strike isn’t going to effect the movie industry, at least not immediately, as much as television. While that’s true, people need to remember that it is still is going to effect it. For one, writers can’t do re-writes on scripts, and if you know anything about the film industry, it’s that scripts are re-written and re-written often, many times during the actual filming of the movie. Secondly, there are many writers that collaborate with directors on set. This won’t be happening for a while either and that’s generally ...

A message from the Jericho Family
Published 11/9/2007 by kystorms at Jericho ~ TV @ It's Finest
Dear Jericho Rangers: As you probably know, the writers' union has gone on strike against the studios and now your favorite TV shows, including JERICHO, are in jeopardy. But what you may not know, is the truth behind it all. Last summer, the Jericho Rangers ran one of the most successful grassroots campaigns in history. With that in mind, we would be so grateful if you could post the following link wherever you ...

WHY CRIMINAL MINDS WRITERS ARE WALKING THE LINE.
Published 11/10/2007 by DNY LOVES CRIMINAL MINDS at Criminal Minds Fanatic
Criminal Minds: Here is a YouTube that backs up what Ed Bernero told us yesterday. This is why the Criminal Minds are walking the picket line.

Explaination of the Writers Guild Strike (Video)
Published 11/10/2007 by mara at CelebrityPWN Hot Gossip
Explaination of the Writers Guild Strike (Video) Submitted by mara : 23 minutes ago from ( www.youtube.com ) Celebrity: Wgs - ( Bio ) There is a good reason why Lost, 24, and the rest of your other favorite television shows could face big delays. The Writers Guild Strike is about money, like everything else in this world. Currently every dollar the studio makes, writers make 2.5 cents from that dollar. They get NO compensation from internet streaming. Sound fair? You decide.

A message from the creative family of Jericho
Published 11/10/2007 by amber at Watching Jericho
I received this email this morning, and thought I should share it. have received the following message and been asked to spread it far and wide. The message is authentic. Please feel free to post it on your respective boards and blogs. (Also note that because of the content and the YouTube link, posting ...

WGA Strike: What is the Strike Really About?
Published 11/10/2007 by Neil Miller at Film School Rejects
No one is asking me what this Writers Guild of America (WGA) Strike is all about, that is for sure. And the truth is, I really wouldn’t know how to answer that question. I don’t know enough about the strike. And if my instincts are serving me right, you may not know a whole lot about the strike either. Thankfully, the folks at UnitedHollywood.com have us covered. UH is a blog that was started by a few “strike captains” to keep people informed on what is going on with the writers and their current negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). ...

NBC Lays off Production Crew on The Office
Published 11/10/2007 by Evil Beet at Evil Beet Gossip
This is their way of punishing Steve Carrell for refusing to cross the picket lines. NBC has laid off all the production folks on their hit show The Office — grips, costume folks, make-up artists, drivers, caterers, etc. These are people who make less than the writers and will not receive residuals while reruns air. This is why Ellen is insisting on crossing the picket lines, people. Because there are lots of other jobs on the line. It’s not just the writers. Says a key grip on the show: “During the 1988 WGA strike many of my friends lost their homes, cars and even spouses. Many ...

Writer’s Strike: Don’t Believe the Hype
Published 11/11/2007 by Margie at Battlestar Galactica
Please do not buy in to the misrepresentations of those who would have you believe that these writers are selfish elitists, marching for rich paydays at the expense of hardworking Americans who just want to come home after a long day of work and watch Lost. In fact, the opposite is true. These are folks are simply trying to get paid for the work that they do. Period. And the studios are expecting them to work for free. It’s that simple. Right now the writer’s are caught in a bizarre contractual loophole that states that ...

David Rambo and Other Writers Encourage CASA Donations
Published 11/12/2007 by KD Griffin at Watching CSI
First, I need to apologize. I actually had this information a couple of days ago but I’ve not been able to post it until now. One of our faithful readers, Chadini(she rocks), and several other fans have been sending lunch to the writers on the picket line. She was lucky enough to receive an email from CSI producer/writer David Rambo about the much appreciated deliveries. They are actually overun with food and drink right now and would like fans to donate to CASA instead of continuing to provide lunch and beverages. Here’s the letter: What made the delivery extra special was ...

How My Sister Is Ruining Television And What You Can Do To Help
Published 11/12/2007 at Cinema Blend Television
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The Writers Side of the Strike
Published 11/12/2007 by mikek at Hacking NetFlix
There is an interesting video that explains the writer's side of the strike: I wonder why the studios haven't produced a video to explain their side of things (oh, wait -- all of the writers are on strike).

Writers Strike Update: Writer-Made Videos and Blogs, Explaining the Strike
Published 11/12/2007 by Alex Billington at FirstShowing.net
There isn't much of a change with the Writers Guild strike yet, despite just passing Day 8. There still has been no public announcement regarding progress on reaching an agreement and if anything, it seems to be getting worse, as the writers are showing up in larger numbers and the studios are ...

The 4 Cents on the Writers Strike
Published 11/13/2007 by Vance at Tapeworthy
Alright, I've been in a sort of denial about the writer's strike that started last Monday down in the States and I've avoided talking about it until now because I have many personal issues with everything (though I'll say this straight up, I'm in full support of the WGA strike and their demands) but since I'm not really a news blog, I haven't been reporting it since many other sites are already doing a better job at it. ...

Writers Strike: These Are The Heartbreaking Voices of Uncertainty
Published 11/13/2007 by Alex Billington at FirstShowing.net
So by now you should understand why, on a basic level, the Writers Guild is striking. We just ran an update on the strike yesterday with some videos that the writers have made to explain the situation and build awareness. Another new video titled Voices of Uncertainty hit earlier today and its really rattling the cages of the media. The studios are trying to use the media to show that gross participants or deficit financing is killing them and yet also exclaiming that they're earning a lot from the digital market - the same one which the writers earn nothing from and are striking about. Basically, ...

Four Cents: Understanding the Strike
Published 11/13/2007 at Trial and Error
Still struggling a bit to understand what exactly the writers strike is about? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! The issues are complex. But the Writers Guild of America has created a simple, easy-to-understand, three-minute primer video on its YouTube channel. For the skinny on DVD and Internet residuals, check out this video: At the heart of the impasse is whether studios will pay writers when shows run online. The WGA says the networks claim online video is simply promotional. But one striking writer cobbled together a chilling video featuring soundbites from television executives Robert Iger, Sumner Redstone, Ben Silverman, ...

GMMR SUPPORTS THE WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA
Published 11/14/2007 by Give Me My Remote at Give Me My Remote
We at GiveMeMyRemote.com support the WGA and its members to be fairly compensated for the work they create. TV as we know it has and will be affected and you should understand why. Throughout history Unions have fought for rights they believe in and have helped shape some of the rights and basic ways of life they we enjoy without notice everyday. I understand that it’s hard for some to garner sympathy for those who some think are living the glamorous life, but I urge you to educate yourself on the issues, and the facts and understand that the WGA is not made up of just millionaires living the dream but more so by writers, ...

WGA Uses The Internet To Get The Word Out
Published 11/15/2007 at Cinema Blend Television
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Sunday Debate: The Writers' Strike
Published 11/18/2007 by Scaramouch at YesButNoButYes Stories
Today, two movies that talk about the Writer's Strike. One, from the Writer's Guild of America, tries to explain in easy terms, what the writer's are striking about. The other, from the Movie Blog, explains why the WGA might be out of touch with the way the rest of the world works. Both videos after the jump. Discuss. ...

Do the Writers Want More Residuals? Reality and Animation? or Mock Websites?
Published 12/11/2007 at RopeofSilicon.com
Let me begin by saying I believe the WGA should getter a better deal and I believe this writers strike is entirely necessary. I have always thought writers have gone underappreciated as I have mentioned several times in the past, but for anyone that may read this and does not know that... now you do. Moving beyond the pleasantries however, it seems there are some writers that just aren't taking this strike seriously. Variety has an article that begins by saying, "The tone of the WGA strike -- now in its sixth week -- keeps getting nastier, with both sides abandoning any pretense of diplomacy." Well there is nothing nastier ...

How I Met Your Mother Creators Speak Out About Strike
Published 12/12/2007 by The CineManiac at The CineManiac
Monday the Creators of How I Met Your Mother, Carter Bays and Craig Thomas, sent a message to their fans via MySpace about the strike, you can read it below: Letter to the Fans from the Producers Hello HIMYM fans. Motherheads? Howsiers? What are you calling yourselves these days? So first things first, thank you for the incredible support you guys have given us over the years. We mean it. When you create a show, you never think you're doing anything more than telling a funny story. But apparently we've created a community, and it seems to be a community of pretty decent people. It's a community ...

Support the WGA
Published 12/12/2007 by Julie Gray at The Rouge Wave

Writers Strike: How I Met Your Mother On The Picket Line
Published 12/12/2007 by Joel Brown at TV with MeeVee
Monday's holiday message from the "How I Met Your Mother" creators to their MySpace friends was forwarded to me by a recipient, and it's pretty good look into the conflicting feelings everybody has at the moment. And how can you not like a message from a couple of Hollywood hotshots that uses words like "suckiest?" Date: Dec 11, 2007 3:26 PM Subject: Letter to the Fans from the Producers Hello HIMYM fans. Motherheads? Howsiers? What are you calling yourselves these days? So first things first, thank you for the incredible support you guys have ...

WGA Files Charges, Dooms TV Season
Published 12/15/2007 at TV Blog
WGA Files Charges, Dooms TV Season Hot on the heels of calling their demands for union expansion “fringe” items, the WGA is playing victim claiming that the AMPTP is negotiating in poor form. The result, and latest stumbling block to a resolution, filing federal charges. Really, whether the WGA is right, or wrong, the move to file charges just creates an ancillary process that will delay any further talks, and has probably shut down any unofficial negotiations going on behind the curtain. In general, when someone goes legal on you, you stop talking until a judge says it is okay. So what does that mean? The death of this ...

Forget The Grammys
Published 1/16/2008 by Carolina at That Other Blog - The Latest Gossip and Entertainment News
If anyone was looking forward to the Grammys, which are supposed to go down in early February, you can simmah down nah. The WGA has firmly stated that it will not allow its members to work on the Grammy Awards telecast. Gregg Mitchell, a spokesman for the Writers Guild of America, says Grammy organizers have not asked for a waiver allowing writers to work on the show — and a waiver is unlikely to be granted if requested. For those of you who aren’t in the Entertainment Industry, it’s important to stay informed as to why this whole strike is going on. Afterall, as you can see, it’s ...

Whats the Fuss about the Writers Strike u ask?
Published 1/17/2008 by RhythmicSoul at RhythmicWords:: Dont like my words? then yanno...leave...no wait..suck it, and THEN leave
Now like many of you, i never really stunted the strike and never cared to look into what it was about because it never effected me, im no writer and im not TOO big on late night tv. After the cancellation of the Golden Globes and the speculation surrounding the Oscars and NOW even the Grammys may be effected by this strike, my interest is SPARKED and Now the upcoming 'Justice League' movie is on hold, indefinitely...*sigh* and i was so looking forword to seeing common in green the action! So for myself and a few of you guys, here is a breakdown of the strike and ...

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