Solid State Survivor
Brean Stilz
Brean Stilz The mind shall vanquish the sword! - Sima Yi

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22 years old
Douglasville, Georgia
United States



Last Login: 11/24/2009
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Comic books, horror/sci-fi/cult movies, video games, reading, history, drawing, art, essays, research, studies, debate, discussions, humor. Don't get into things most other people like. More detail in the other categories.

Music

What's Been Playing:


Mostly Asian and European. I'm into electropop, synthpop, classical, art music, industrial, synthesizers/early electronic, noise, electro, and movie soundtracks.

Yellow Magic Orchestra is my favorite music group. Others (In no order but most recently listened to): New Order, Soft Cell, Dalek I Love You, Magical Power Mako, Cabaret Voltaire, Visage, Limahl, Eric Serra, Alphaville, Brian Eno, Real Life, Limahl, B-Movie, Kajagoogoo, Naked Eyes, Apogee and Perogee, Nik Kershaw, testpattern, Erasure, Ed Starink, Alphaville, Eric Serra, Fortran 5, Landscape (UK), Art of Noise, Yello, The Assembly, Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark, Front 242, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Ministry, Drip-Dry Eyes, KMFDM, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Giorgio Moroder, Kitaro, Heaven 17, P-Model, Hirasawa Susumu, Hikashu, Universal Energy, Droids, Propaganda, Minako Yoshida, Fockewulf 190, John Foxx, The Act, Sadistic Mika Band, Fields of Nephilim, Flower Travellin' Band, Carmen Maki, Murasaki, 44MAGNUM, Anthem, Auto-Mod, Thor (fun Canadian fantasy 80's metal), The Plastics, Beat Musik, The Beatniks, Ippu-Do, Masami Tsuchiya, Jinnai Takanori, 1984, The Rockers, Battle Rockers, Klaus Schulze, Richard Wahnfried, Dr. Break, Happy End, Robert Rental, Neuronium, Neon Judgement, Far East Family Band, Harry Thumann, Silicon Teens, Logic System, Dissecting Table, Simon Boswell, Thomas Leer, Throbbing Gristle, Mach 1.67/Hiroyuki Onogawa, Zeitlich Vergelter, CHC System, Clock-DVA, The Normal, Tangerine Dream, NEU!, Laibach, Gary Numan, Bruce Haack, Schaltkreis Wassermann, Telex, Gershon Kingsley, Dick Hyman, Bill Nelson, The Human League, New Musik, Fad Gadget, Kraftwerk, Jan Hammer, Chu Ishikawa, Der Eisenrost, Moog, Roky Erickson, Ultravox, Alice Cooper, GUITAR WOLF!, Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, Peelander-Z, Goblin, Danzig/Samhain, The Police, Wu-Tang Clan, Del tha Funkee Homosapien, Japan, Space, Mark Shreeve, Zodiac, Jean Michel Jarre and Vangelis. I truly like Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yukihiro Takahashi and Haruomi Hosono for their solo work, and their combined group: Yellow Magic Orchestra.

I have a special place in my brain for classical music and movie composers like Biseo, De Sica, Saegusa, Schifrin, Sakurai, Tomita, Boddicker, Myrow, Isham, Holst, Harrison (John), Vangelis, Frizzi, Simonetti, Newborn, Carpenter, Horner, Grainer, Howard, Herrmann, Poledouris, Onogawa, Suzuki (Keiichi), Hotei and have always loved Akira Ifukube since I was child.

My favorite soundtracks are Myrow's work on the Phantasm OST, Simonetti's work on the original Dawn of the Dead score, Harrison's Day of the Dead score, Tangerine Dream's The Keep soundtrack (And it's multiple play tracks and variations/bootlegs), Sahashi's work on The Big O OST, Ishikawa's Tetsuo: The Iron Man and Tetsuo II: Body Hammer OSTs, Boddicker's work on the Buckaroo Banzai OST, Kashibuchi's work on the Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket OST, Hagita's work on the Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory OST, Ryuichi Sakamoto's work on the 'Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence!' OST, Biseo and De Sica's work on the Dellamorte Dellamore OST (Even if I later realized the motorcycle track, my favorite track, was taken from Ozzy's Hellraiser!). And there's much more I don't remember due to overload but love just as much.

My favorite classical piece is the entire Planet Suite by Gustav Holst.

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Movies

My favorite genres are horror, sci-fi, and fantasy, and I've seen a lot of shit!

I can't kid, I recognize many obscure movies just by hearing two lines from a TV situated behind me all the time. I find horror, sci-fi and fantasy to be the most beautiful, interesting, expressive, superior and diverse genres in film.

Directors: Richard Stanley, Kihachi Okamoto, John Carpenter, Kenji Misumi, Akira Kurosawa, Ishirô Honda, Takashi Miike, Sogo Ishii, Kevin Smith, George Romero, Lucio Fulci, Dario Argento, Lamberto Bava, Don Coscarelli, Shinya Tsukamoto and Ryuhei Kitamura.

My favorite horror/sci-fi/fantasy movies are (in no order): Picnic at Hanging Rock, The Ninth Configuration, Class of 1984, The First Power, It! The Terror from Beyond Space, AM1200, Horror Express, The Changeling, Splinter, Titan Find, The Borrower, The Resurrected, Trancers, The Reflecting Skin, Class of Nuke 'Em High, eXintenZ, Kamikaze, God Told Me To, Fear No Evil, The Slayer, The Beast Within, Gandahar, Time Masters, The Island of Terror, The Stone Tape, Dark Water, Equinox, The Last Wave, Knightriders, Xtro, Letters from a Dead Man, Das Experiment, The World The Flesh and The Devil, Outpost, The Quatermass Xperiment, Day of the Triffids (1981), The Earth Dies Screaming, Miracle Mile, Repo Man, When The Wind Blows, Testament, Threads, The Quiet Earth, The Sender, The Strangeness, The Brain from Planet Arous, The Entity, Trick or Treat (1986), Manitou, Dead Space: Downfall, Dawn of an Evil Millennium, Parents, Planet of the Vampires, The Brain, Forbidden World, Leptirica, Prison, Down to Hell, Strange Invaders, Phenomena, Shakma, The Intruder Within, The Rift, Terrorvision, Zone Troopers, Down 2 Hell, Galaxy of Terror, Night of the Demon (1957), The Pit, The Curse, The Cellar, Shock, Deep Red, Inferno, Demons, Demons 2, La Chiesa, The Quatermass Experiment (1953 serial), Death Machine, Phantasm, Dust Devil, Hardware (M.A.R.K. 13), Jacob's Ladder, Futurekill, Dellamorte Dellamore/Cemetery Man, I Come in Peace, Dawn of the Dead 1978 (not that new 2004 trash, fuck whoever likes that garbage), Class of 1999, Return of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead 1990, Zombi 2, Re-Animator, Dog Soldiers, House I/II/III/IV, Near Dark, Bad Taste, They Live, The Beyond, The Keep, City of the Living Dead, House by the Cemetery, among many others.

I have a thing for Asian movies, as well...

Of those: Hiruko The Goblin, Bird People in China, Red Cliff 2, Ikigami, Ip Man, Black Belt, Yeokdosan, Tiger on the Beat, Fearless, Righting Wrongs/Above The Law, Fighter in the Wind, Arahan, The Wicked City, The Neighbor No. 13, Kamen Rider J, Kamen Rider ZO, Tekkon Kinkrete, American Pastime, Sayonara Kuro, Quill, Evil Dead Trap, Shining Boy & Little Randy, The Man Who Was Superman, Shin: Kamen Rider, Detroit Metal City, Antarctica, The One-Armed Boxer, Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain, Millennium Actress, Tokyo Godfathers, Paprika, Red Cliff, Sweet Home, World Apartment Horror, The Girl Who Conquered Time (1983), Only Yesterday, Fukkatsu no Hi, In the Heat of the Sun, Chan is Missing, Japan's Longest Day, Pompoko, Not One Less, Devils on the Doorstep, Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles, Atragon, Frankenstein Vs. Baragon, Adventures of Electric Rod Boy, City Hunter (Jackie Chan), The Calamari Wrestler, Dogora, The Host, Crime Story, New Police Story, Dragons Forever, Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars, Around the World in 80 Days (Jackie Chan), Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell, Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in Land of Demons, Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in Peril, Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart to Hades, Game of Death, Way of the Dragon, Fist of Fury, Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart at the River Styx, The Big Boss, Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance, Who Am I, Twin Dragons, Spiritual Kung-Fu, Police Story 3: Supercop, Police Story 4: First Strike, Fearless Hyena, Dragon Fist, Winners and Sinners 2: G.I. Samurai, Propaganda, My Lucky Stars, The Young Master, Black Dragon/Qiji/Miracles, Winners and Sinners, Tokyo Fist, Heart of Dragon, Wheels on Meals, Gunhed, Azumi, Ran, Police Story, Police Story II, Seven Swords, King of Masks, To End All Wars, Moon Over Tao, Bio-Zombie, Snake in the Eagle's Shadow, Old Boy, Zeiram, Zeiram 2, Akira Kurosawa's Dreams, R-Point, "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence", Samurai Fiction, Warriors of Heaven and Earth, Burst City, Battlefield Baseball, Audition, Drunken Master 1 and 2, Electric Dragon: 80.000V, Musa, Tetsuo: The Iron Man, Versus, Ichi the Killer/Ichi-One/Ichi Episode Zero, Master of the Flying Guillotine Vs. The One-Armed Boxer, Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky, Gozu, Tetsuo II: Body Hammer, The Super Infra-Man, Kagemusha, Sword of Doom and Battle Royale (Much better as a book, by the way).

I've made a living out of watching films and have nearly a thousand movies (growing daily) in my collection, all of which are horror, sci-fi, fantasy, kung-fu, comedy or documentary.

Television

Television today lacks any sort of substance. I don't like watching "people being people" for entertainment. People are only really people when they're getting stabbed by a serial killer or eaten by a gelatinous god-monster from the Beyond, haha.

My regular television viewing died with the end of Mystery Science Theatre 3000 and Quantum Leap (A long time ago, essentially). Occasionally my viewing rises from the grave and hungers for: The Wire, Black Books, The IT Crowd, The Mighty Boosh, Spaced, Man to Man with Dean Learner, Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, Mythbusters, Scrubs, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Seinfeld, Good Times, Sanford and Son and Tales from the Darkside/Twilight Zone reruns.

I do enjoy anime, but really only Gundam and the ultra-violent series from the earlier decades, like: Bio-Booster Armor: Guyver, Fist of the Northstar and Riki-Oh. Of the Gundam series, I prefer strictly the U.C. Century iterations, and have very nearly seen all of it.

Books

H.P. Lovecraft is one of my favorite authors. I've read all of his stories, a few of his personal letters and most of his essays. All of his writing is amazing; the man was truly before his own and any time since. He died too young, but I'm grateful for the life he lived and the work he managed to produce before his passing.

My other favorite author is Robert E. Howard, creator of the Conan series. I was delighted when I found out that Conan was part of the Cthulhu mythos that Lovecraft created, and shocked in a most awesome way of fashions when I discovered that Howard and Lovecraft corresponded with one another in their lives and writing careers.

Howard, much like Lovecraft, was before his time and died too early in his life when he committed suicide. He fathered Sword and Sorcery, of which I can't stand any other author or entry in the genre except for Howard's work with Conan and others, such as Kull the Conqueror. Looking at the wonderful and magnificent lands in his writings, I imagine Howard wanted nothing more out of life than to write, and he managed to create the most vibrant characters and standards in fantasy fiction. I've read a biography on Howard; many of his quotes, attitudes, and traits resonate with those of my own. I think I resonate very well with him, whether it be the trivial distinction of the same first names to the more profound realm of our thoughts on schooling.

“I hated school as I hate the memory of school. It wasn’t the work I minded; I had no trouble learning the tripe they dished out in the way of lessons - except arithmetic, and I might have learned that if I’d gone to the trouble of studying it. I wasn’t at the head of my classes - except in history - but I wasn’t at the foot either. I generally did just enough work to keep from flunking the courses, and I don’t regret the loafing I did. But what I hated was the confinement - the clock-like regularity of everything; the regulation of my speech and actions; most of all the idea that someone considered himself or herself in authority over me, with the right to question my actions and interfere with my thoughts.” - Howard to Lovecraft in a letter.

That excerpt managed to bring me out of a most foul and abysmal mood, and I think I'll always walk this plane of existence with a reverence for Howard that I share for no man, beast, nor idea.

I also enjoy cyber-punk (Snow Crash), various horror genres (The living dead), science fiction (Aliens, Predator, Aliens Vs. Predator, Phillip K. Dick), etc.

Comic books ranging in independent brands, a ton of Marvel (since I was a child), to a few certain manga series (Shonen Jump monthly, The Drifting Classroom, Samurai Legend, Katsuya Terada's Monkey King, Icaro, Lone Wolf and Cub, Gyo, Bio-Booster Armor: Guyver, Koroshiya 1/Ichi the Killer, Akira, Crying Freeman, Benkei in New York, Hotel Harbor View, ). I also enjoy all manga from Tezuka Ozamu (Hitler, Buddha) and Katsuhiro Otomo (Akira/Domu: A Child's Story/Flower/Farewell to Weapons/Memories/etc.) Mostly horror and sci-fi are the genres I stick to in non-Marvel comics, examples ranging from: Y the Last Man, Ex Machina, Clive Barker adaptations, The Keep, The Thing from Another World adaptations (continuing John Carpenter's remake of The Thing in other words), Army of Darkness/Evil Dead series (there are quite a few entires, even Ash Vs. the Re-Animator), numerous H.P. Lovecraft adaptations (544 MBs last I checked), Miracleman, Joe R. Lansdale adaptations, The Walking Dead, multiple zombie/living dead series (1.35 GB at this point), Conan the Barbarian adaptations (both Marvel and Dark Horse), most of Steve Niles work, the I Am Legend adaptation, Will Eisner's works... And much much much more, believe it. I love Hellboy and all of Mignola's work, as well. (Have the entire Hellboy series, waiting for it to continue later this year).

For my own learning, I've read the works of Miyamoto Musashi. Musashi was the greatest warrior of Japan's samurai era. He was and still is the most skilled swordsman to have walked the Earth.

I've read the better biography of his life and works, and have read his own personal work to his students, the Gorin No Sho (Book of Five Rings). His views of life and combat, named by him as "The One True Way" (or Hyoho Niten Ichi-ryu) are very interesting to me. As he advises doing so in taking up his teachings, I have taken them as my own and found many a similarity in his thoughts and mine. He is truly the greatest warrior to have ever lived.

More about him can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miyamoto_Musashi

My favorite series is the Adversary Cycle, by F. Paul Wilson. It combines Lovecraft's supernatural horror with Howard's sword and sorcery. It is sublime.

I also read a fair bit of Asian history, folklore, and social studies. These subjects include the previously mentioned Musashi, and also: The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West, Hagakure, and two graphic novels detailing the visit of a French animator to North Korea and China. I've also read a quite a few books on Hiroshima and the Atomic Bomb, and North Korea.

Heroes

I don't think about this sort of idol-holding too often. It's a waste of time.

I do have people I enjoy watching/listening to/reading of, but I don't worship or idolize them. The closest I could consider is Robert E. Howard, but I keep him respectfully as a figure I share similarities with and think to benefit from remembering. Still, I do not want to see him as a glorified apotheosis that would skew the real man, as is typical with the execution of the hero concept in man, in my belief.

Personally, I think the best and only hero a person should have is the one that has been there for them every day: themselves. In the end that is all any person really has.


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Status:Single
Orientation:Straight
Hometown:Douglasville
Body type:5' 6"
Ethnicity:White / Caucasian
Religion:Atheist
Zodiac Sign:Aries
Children:Undecided
Education:Some college
Occupation:Student

   Solid State Survivor's Schools
West Central Tech Douglas
Douglasville,Georgia
Graduated: N/A
Degree: Associate's Degree
Major: Computer Information Systems Microcomputer Specialist
 

2006 to Present
Chapel Hill High School
Douglasville,Georgia
Graduated: 2005
Student status: Alumni
Degree: High School Diploma
Clubs: None. Debate for one year, kicked out because I was a loose cannon.
 

2001 to 2005

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.. Deus otiosus is a waste of time. ..

My name is Brean. By Zodiac, I am an Aries. My Myers-Briggs personality type is INTJ, aka "The Mastermind". I come to Myspace to fill time and extend my social tentacles.

I am a reductionist, humanistic, strong non-theist (lingo for atheism, without all the dreary connotation of immorality and amorality). I have weak atheistic tendencies towards Eastern philosophies/religions. I also have ideas on human behavior and believe nature to be centered decisively in determinism.

I'm not into everyday things. I don't entertain or follow the tides of popular culture. I spend a lot of my time reading historical accounts, learning about ancient cultures and their myths, legends and mysteries. I'm not into trends or fads, just in learning about my surroundings. I am interested in the implications of time and space on humanity's trail.

I'm going to West Central Technical College to get my degree in Computer Information Systems, specializing in Computer Engineering/Networking. I plan on computer management and repair for a career.

If you know me from the old high school, or just happened upon my page here, feel free to contact me.

Who I'd like to meet:

Whomever speaks.




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Apr 28 2009 9:11 PM

Right-oh. It's brown again now :( boring.
Chlorine.

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Apr 28 2009 9:05 PM

Excellent. What brings you to my profile this evening?
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Apr 28 2009 8:54 PM

Hii who's this?
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Feb 6 2009 7:32 AM

Thank you Brean.
RR
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Oct 7 2008 10:34 AM

Palin clip = GOLD! I actually liked the song.

Korean Street Fighter = Aside from the fact that they used someone's home camera to record scenes from the game on a t.v. I have to give it credit for its attempt at accuracy (even though Zangief and Balrog look like complete whimps...wait, everyone looked like whimps. Except maybe Blanka.)
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Jul 30 2008 6:30 AM

hahaha its true!!! i hate thoes Emo tragic stupuid suicide love spam!!!!!!!! im glad u did what u did...im gdoing the same!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Jul 28 2008 8:23 PM

Thanks for the request and Spanks for the add! XOXO!
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Mar 20 2008 5:22 PM

!! Sun Wùkong [DKrew] !!!

I heard a vicious rumor that SOMEONE has a birthday coming up, and I couldn't think of a single reason to wait for the PARTY to START!

So, I'm popping in to say, "congratulations" on yet another brilliant journey completely ‘round the sun! Which, btw, is a whopping 585 million miles!

Enjoy YOUR day!

Brète

PS: If you haven't heard "Wasp Flight" yet, you're in for a psychotic treat. Drop by and shout OUT!
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Feb 28 2008 3:05 AM

Yeah, this is like my 3rd time attempting to play it. I've never beat the game, but i hope to this time. I didn't know you'd made that video, thats awesome. I wish I had the game on pc, but i've only got it for xbox =/
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Feb 27 2008 10:35 PM

Yuuup, sure am. I'm hust tryna pass the time until GTA4 gets here. How about you? That video was insane, by the way.
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Feb 27 2008 7:17 PM

Man, you've been killing me with these Skee-Lo videos. I feel he may have been under rated (lol).

You should take credit for the video and blow up on YT. I've showed pretty much everyone I know that video. Crazy kid man. Amanda was scared to watch it. All because you told me to keep the volume down, she thought it was going to be scary.

I'll keep the Dr. Drew thing in mind. Now that I'm getting pseudo serious about my major, it'd be good to hear some advice from a guy in the field I respect. Thanks.
GWEB

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Feb 19 2008 2:18 PM

"SHO NUFF!"

Yeah man, It's a Lupe lyric in his song "Hip Hop Saved My Life", but its always a direct refrence to Bruce Leroy. What a good movie!
GWEB

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Feb 8 2008 5:16 PM

Mos def, going to check it out this weekend. I like the playlist feature!
GWEB

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Jan 10 2008 10:01 PM

I guess this confirms Japan's rightful place in the category of insane shit.
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Jan 9 2008 6:19 PM

Have a good day!
GWEB

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Jan 2 2008 1:57 AM

I'm not going to lie.
That movie looks fucking insane!
[in a good way]

Happy '08!
GWEB

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Dec 20 2007 4:41 AM

Oh god...Anon.
It's over.
Little kids can't have shit.
lol
It'll produce some good times.
GWEB

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Dec 20 2007 4:21 AM

Oh shi-
Wolf Quest looks hot as fuck.
When does it come out?
Looks like its going to be on PS3.
I love online games!

"This is mine!"
*Piss*
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Nov 13 2007 10:58 PM

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Nov 13 2007 1:12 PM

I remember the DAG drug rant.
Classic.
I was dying in my bed at late nights listening to this stuff.
Dang I miss late night HS loveline listens.
GWEB

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Oct 31 2007 11:09 AM

Dear gawd what have you discovered...?!!
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Oct 29 2007 9:12 PM

Thanks for the suggestion.
I just bought that and "Breakfast of Champions" online today. I should get them in a couple of days and I'll tell what I think when I'm done reading it.
GWEB

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Oct 25 2007 1:54 AM

Hilarious as always.
Mrakoslava

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Oct 4 2007 10:36 AM

:3
The CEO [DKrew] [SEGIEM]

The CEO [DKrew] [SEGIEM]



Sep 28 2007 2:25 PM

Thank you, very much!
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