Ada_list August 2005

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lca 2006 digital art miniconf

by Douglas Bagnall

hi everyone, Way back in February[1] we talked about attaching a digital art mini-conference to next year's Linux Conference Australia[2], which, despite the name, will be held in Dunedin. [1]http://list.waikato.ac.nz/pipermail/ada_list/2005-February/000798.html [2]http://lca2006.linux.org.au/ Now the organisers are getting around to wanting a more definite pitch. Before I attempt any hard work, I want to check whether people here are still interested. We had the following vague proposals (apologies if I missed any): Julian: [http://list.waikato.ac.nz/pipermail/ada_list/2005-February/000800.html] > how about an open-source tools for new-media artists workshop? > a suite of free and open-soure tools i enjoy teaching to beginners; > Blender (mesh-modelling, rendering to film, animation > (skeletal/track/constraint), 3D game engines (real-time 3D, use of > game-engines for VJ'ing), Pure Data (number shaping, event > processing, DSP overview), Python (the artists' swiss-army knife). Helen: [http://list.waikato.ac.nz/pipermail/ada_list/2005-February/000801.html] > i have no idea what i'll be doing in january but i'm sure between me > & various others we could work up an upstage element to such a > programme (also upstage has been picked up by european linux types & > is being written up in the american linux journal & has a chapter in > linux-tag proceedings so there may well be interest from other linux > people). Michelle: [http://list.waikato.ac.nz/pipermail/ada_list/2005-February/000815.html] > a show of Linux works could be hosted/curated by Window online > parallel to the conf. Also both radioqualia offered enthusiasm and ideas, while Caro thought she might be able to help with on-the-ground stuff. Is anyone still keen? douglas

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UpStage Open Session & Improv - 7 September

by Helen Varley Jamieson

The next open session in UpStage will take place on Wednesday 7 September at the times below. This time we will divide into two groups, with a beginners' session happening on the Introduction stage while those who've already learned the basics will go to another stage to improvise a short performance for an hour. In the second hour, we will invite everyone to watch and interact with the performance. Wednesday 7 September: California: 2am New York: 5am UK: 10am Western Europe: 11am Finland: 12 noon Australia (NSW/QLD): 7pm Aotearoa NZ: 9pm Check http://www.worldtimeserver.com/ for your local times. If you want to come and learn, email me for a log-in. come to http://upstage.org.nz:8081/ to log in, then follow the link in the top right hand corner to the Introduction stage. If you want to come & improvise a performance, you still need to email me (in case we run into double-ups with guest log-ins) & we'll also meet at the introduction stage, then move to another stage to work. I'm proposing the theme of "water" as a starting point (given recent floods in Europe & the global problem of the growing lack of fresh water in the world) so you can think about backdrops & avatars that relate to that theme. If you upload any graphics, assign them to the Virtual Tourist stage & we'll use this one for the improv. If you'd just like to come to watch the performance, you don't need to log in. Come to the Introduction stage (http://upstage.org.nz:8081/stages/presentation) towards the end of the first hour of the session, & when the performers are ready you will be led through to another stage. Any questions, email me, & i hope to see you next week. h : ) -- ____________________________________________________________ helen varley jamieson: creative catalyst helen(a)creative-catalyst.com http://www.creative-catalyst.com http://www.avatarbodycollision.org http://www.writerfind.com/hjamieson.htm ____________________________________________________________

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Does anyone have a picture of the Poly computer

by Tony Thompson

Hi all, I'm new to this list. I see some people on the list are active talking about the NZ educational computer called Poly. Does anyone have a picture of it? I saw one in college once when they were demo'ing it. The school eventually got C64's - cheaper. I'm really interested in seeing a picture of one and if possible buying one for my collection of old computers. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. Cheers, Tony Thompson

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update: Particles & Pixels Symposium: Moving Image Culture after Len Lye

by Eu Jin Chua

Apologies for cross-posting. UPDATE PARTICLES & PIXELS: MOVING IMAGE CULTURE AFTER LEN LYE 03 September 2005 - 04 September 2005 in association with Unitec New Zealand and the Moving Image Centre A reminder that the symposium 'Particles & Pixels: Moving Image Culture after Len Lye" will be taking place this weekend 3 * 4 September 2005, at the Moving Image Centre, 17 Galatos Street, Central Auckland. We are extending the deadline for receipt of registration forms, and registrations will now be taken till 4 pm Thursday 1 September. Limited door sales will also be available on the day(s) of the symposium, on a first come, first served basis. We would encourage you to register beforehand however, as places are limited. Scroll down for the symposium programme. Session details and fees SESSION 1 (DAY 1) Saturday 3 September, 10.00am - 5.30pm, $25.00 waged, $15.00 unwaged SESSION 2 (EVENING OF DAY 1) Saturday 3 September, 7.00pm - 9.00pm, (Curated short film screening), $5.00 SESSION 3 (DAY 2), Sunday 4 September, 10.00am - 5.30pm, $25.00 waged, $15.00 unwaged SPECIAL DEAL FOR ALL SESSIONS: The 'Package' $50.00 waged, $30.00 unwaged. Morning and afternoon tea will be provided for the daytime sessions (Sessions 1 and 2). To register, go to http://conference.unitec.ac.nz . Download the registration form (provided in PDF format), print, fill out, and send to address provided on the form. Places are limited, so please register early. For more information please email Miriam Harris mharris(a)unitec.ac.nz or phone +64 9 815 4321 ext 7143. PROGRAMME SATURDAY 3 SEPTEMBER (SESSION 1) 10:00 - 10:30: Tea/Coffee and Registration 10:30 - 10:45: Welcome 10:45 - 11:45: Keynote Address Roger Horrocks Emeritus Professor of Film, Television & Media Studies, University of Auckland, and author of the authoritative biography Len Lye "Figures of Motion: Lye's legacy of ideas about art" 11:45 - 12:00: Screening Films by Veronica Vaevae 12:15 - 12:45: Speaker 1 Tyler Cann Len Lye Curator, Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth / PhD candidate, Harvard University "Time is a Man, Space is a Woman": Empathy and Eros in Len Lye's work" 12:45 - 1:15: Speaker 2 / artist's presentation Tessa Laird Artist, writer, lecturer * Manukau Institute of Technology "Hot Scone Daddy" 1:15 - 2:15 LUNCH Please note that lunch will not be provided. Recommended venues for lunch today are Satya South Indian Restaurant, 271 Karangahape Road, open for lunch from 11.30 am to 2.30 pm, bookings phone 09 3770007; or Verona Cafe, 169 Karangahape Road, open for lunch from 11 am, bookings phone 09 3070508. More details under 'Dinner' recommendations below. 2:15 - 2:45: Speaker 3 / artist's presentation Tim Gruchy Artist, Gruchy Productions "Particle Painter to Pixel Pusher" 2:45 - 3:15: Speaker 4 / artist's presentation Stella Brennan Artist, writer, lecturer * Auckland University of Technology On some current work of her own and on abstract film's covert existence within mainstream narrative cinema. 3:15 - 3:45: Speaker 5 / artist's Presentation Nova Paul Artist, lecturer * Auckland University of Technology TBA 3:45 - 4:15: TEA 4:15 - 4:45: Speaker 6 Miriam Harris Animator, lecturer * Unitec New Zealand "The Canadian Connection: Steven Woloshen's Ebullient Creations" 4:45 - 5:15: Speaker 7 Wystan Curnow Professor of English, University of Auckland "Particles in Space: The Visible and the Invisible" 5:45 - 6:45: DINNER Recommended venues for dinner are listed below (bookings essential): Sri Pinang Malaysian Restaurant 356 Karangahape Road, Auckland (1 minute from symposium venue) Open for dinner from 5.30 pm Entrees from $3.50, mains from $12 BYO Ph: 09 358 3886 Satya South Indian Restaurant 271 Karangahape Road, Auckland (1 minute from symposium venue) Open for dinner from 6 pm Entrees from $3, mains from $10 BYO Ph: 09 377 0007 Verona Cafe * contemporary cuisine 169 Karangahape Road (2 minutes from symposium venue) Open 11 am to late Entrees around $15, mains around $23-$27 Fully licensed Ph: 09 307 0508 7:00 - 9:00 pm: CURATED SCREENING (SESSION 2) Short films by Len Lye, Stephanie Maxwell, Keum-Taek Jung, Steven Woloshen, Phil Dadson, Chris Knox, Lisa Reihana, Tessa Laird, Sean Kerr, Janine Randerson, Tim Gruchy, Stella Brennan, Veronica Vaevae, Jae Hoon Lee, Lissa Mitchell, The Axis of Weevils, and The Wilderness. THE BAR WILL BE OPEN AND DRINKS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE MOVING IMAGE CENTRE. SUNDAY 4 SEPTEMBER (SESSION 3) 10:00 - 10:30: Tea/Coffee and Registration (for delegates who did not register on Saturday) 10:30 - 11:00: Speaker 1 Eve De Castro Robinson Senior Lecturer, National Institute of Creative Arts & Industries, University of Auckland TBA 11:00 - 11:30: Speaker 2 Lisa Perrott Animator, filmmaker, lecturer * University of Waikato "New perspectives on cultural memory: sub-cultural engagement with visual music and music videos" 11:30 - 12:00: Speaker 3 / artist's presentation Martin Rumsby "TELLY CINE: A history of cinema from the Lumieres to New Media" 12:00 - 1:00: Keynote Address Stephanie Maxwell Professor of Animation and Film Studies, Rochester Institute of Technology, New York; current artist-in-residence at Unitec New Zealand; and major American experimental animator. An insider's perspective on how Lye's works survive in the art of others. 1:00 - 2:00: LUNCH Please note that lunch is not provided. A recommended venue for lunch today is the grungy but delicious Mercury Plaza Food Court, 23-31 Mercury Lane, off Karangahape Road. 2:00 - 2:30: Speaker 4 / artist's presentation Lissa Mitchell Artist, filmmaker, Te Papa Tongarewa On own moving image work, and material and structural aspects of film. 2:30 - 3:00: Speaker 5 Janine Randerson Artist, lecturer * Unitec New Zealand "Accents and Silences" 3:00 - 4:00: Panel discussion Chaired panel discussion, with Roger Horrocks, Wystan Curnow, and other guests. 4:00 - 5:30: Performance Axis of Weevils * multimedia artists' collective A multi-media presentation. Conference concludes. Dinner recommendations: Verona Cafe or Satya South Indian Restaurant, both open for dinner on Sundays from 6 pm. See above for more details.

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Fw: Babelcast...

by Andrew Clifford

>From the Australasian Computer Music list... ----- Original Message ----- From: "rodney" <rodney(a)atr.jp> To: <acma-l(a)list.waikato.ac.nz> Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 11:23 AM Subject: [Acma-l] Babelcast... >A cool thing I suspect... > > http://www.flexatone.net/consumable.html#babel > > > Pasted in from the Make blog > > http://www.makezine.com/blog/ > > "An open source algorithmic, computer-generated podcast > Mp3Babelcast The babelcast (RSS feed) is perhaps the first algorithmic, > computer-generated podcast. Using generative algorithms available in the > open source, cross platform, Python-programmed athenaCL system to control > Csound, this series is a sort-of political media-talk mash-up. Sounds of > politicians and commentators are collected during a period of days or > weeks, > and then algorithmically processed, recombined, and mixed with noise and > percussive textures into a fragmentary, distorted landscape of sound. > It's > mesmerizing." > Mon, Aug 29, 2005 8:16 > > Rodney Berry > ATR Media Information Science Laboratories > Kyoto Japan > Mail: > http://xinbox.com/rodberry?subject=response%20from%20signature%20address > Homepage: http://www.mis.atr.jp/~rodney > Ph: +81-774-95-1449 > Fax: +81-774-95-1408 > > --------------------------------- > > > > ____________________________________________________ > Acma-l Mailing List > http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/acma-l > ACMA Web site http://www.acma.asn.au/ > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.10.16/83 - Release Date: 26/08/2005 >

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Particles & Pixels: Moving Image Culture after Len Lye: A Symposium

by Eu Jin Chua

Please forward the following to anyone who may be interested. Apologies for cross posting. You are invited to: PARTICLES & PIXELS: MOVING IMAGE CULTURE AFTER LEN LYE 03 September 2005 - 04 September 2005 in association with Unitec New Zealand and the Moving Image Centre A two day symposium during which Len Lye's influence on subsequent generations of filmmakers, animators, installation artists and music video directors will be explored and expressed. The symposium will feature presentations by academics as well as artists, filmmakers, and animators. Venue The Moving Image Centre 17 Galatos St Off Karangahape Road Auckland New Zealand Keynote speakers: Roger Horrocks Author of the authoritative Len Lye: a biography and Emeritus Professor at the Department of Film and Media Studies at the University of Auckland. and Stephanie Maxwell Professor of Animation and Film Studies at the Rochester Institute of Technology, New York, internationally esteemed experimental animator, and current artist-in-residence at Unitec New Zealand. At time of writing, other confirmed presenters include: Paul Bradley, artist, designer, VJ Stella Brennan, artist, writer, lecturer (Auckland University of Technology) Tyler Cann, Curator, Govett-Brewster Art Gallery , New Plymouth Wystan Curnow, Professor, University of Auckland Miriam Harris, Animator, Lecturer (Unitec New Zealand) Tessa Laird, writer, artist, lecturer (Manukau Institute of Technology) Lissa Mitchell, Te Papa Tongarewa Lisa Perrott, filmmaker, lecturer (University of Waikato) Janine Randerson, artist, lecturer (Unitec New Zealand) Lisa Reihana, artist Martin Rumsby, writer, filmmaker Veronica Vaevae, filmmaker Session details and fees SESSION 1 (DAY 1) Saturday 3 September, 9.30am - 5.00pm, $25.00 waged, $15.00 unwaged SESSION 2 (EVENING OF DAY 1) Saturday 3 September, 7.00pm - 9.00pm, (Curated short film screening), $5.00 SESSION 3 (DAY 2), Sunday 4 September, 10.00am - 5.00pm, $25.00 waged, $15.00 unwaged ALL SESSIONS: The 'Package' $50.00 waged, $30.00 unwaged. (Fee for sessions 1 and 3 includes morning and afternoon tea). To register, go to http://www.unitec.ac.nz, click on 'What's New' on green toolbar, then select 'Conferences'. Download the registration form (provided in PDF format), print, fill out, and send to address provided on the form. Places are limited, so please register early. For more information please email Miriam Harris mharris(a)unitec.ac.nz or phone +64 9 815 4321 ext 7143. Eu Jin Chua Lecturer, Theory School of Design Unitec New Zealand echua(a)unitec.ac.nz 815 4321 ext 7138

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Cultural Futures - AUGUST UPDATE: 1) confirmed participants, 2) registration fees, 3) publication news

by Danny Butt

Kia ora koutou. Please circulate. Apologies if you receive this more than once. CULTURAL FUTURES: PLACE, GROUND AND PRACTICE IN ASIA PACIFIC NEW MEDIA ARTS Hoani Waititi, Auckland / Tamaki Makaurau, Aotearoa/ New Zealand December 1-5 2005 http://culturalfutures.place.net.nz AUGUST UPDATE: 1) confirmed participants, 2) registration fees, 3) publication news. 1) What is Cultural Futures? Cultural Futures: Place, Ground and Practice in Asia Pacific New Media Arts is an event exploring cultural issues in the emerging new media environment. It brings internationally significant artists to Auckland / Tamaki Makaurau for dialogue, workshops and exhibitions. Confirmed participants include: Albert L Refiti (Aotearoa) Amanda McDonald Crowley (Australia) Chaz Doherty (Aotearoa) Cheryl L'hirondelle (Canada) Creative Combat (Australia / Aotearoa) Fatima Lasay (Philippines) Jenny Fraser (Australia) Lisa Reihana (Aotearoa) Rachael Rakena (Aotearoa) Raqs Media Collective (India) Information on presenters is available at <http:// culturalfutures.place.net.nz/presenters.html> 2) Registration fees are now set. $NZ280 (waged) and $NZ150 (full time student or unwaged) registration will give you access to five full days, including: * Two nights accommodation and all meals included at Hoani Waititi marae (Friday night, Saturday and Sunday). * A pre-conference forum on new media curatorial practice with luminaries from the field on Friday 2 December. * Post conference workshops. * Entry to a great closing party. There is a strict limit of 200 people for the event. Sign up to the mailing list on the website to keep updated on registration details. 3) Publication reminder - broadsheet contributions are due August 30th <http://culturalfutures.place.net.nz/publications.html> We would like to get as many text and/or image contributions as possible for the broadsheet. We're looking for material that is related to the themes of the conference, that will set up a context and starting point for korero (oratory) at the conference. See the website for contribution details. We have also received interest from international academic publishers about a book related to conference themes to be published in 2006. We'll be releasing a call for chapters at the beginning of September. * "Can I submit a paper?" We've had a lot of interest from people wanting to submit papers for the symposium, but we've opted for a "no papers" model for the event. The invited guests present their work on Friday and Saturday and Sunday is moderated open discussion. Outside of the discussion sessions, there will be extensive opportunities for conversations between speakers, attendees, and our hosts. The marae is a space for korero, and we're certain you'll find ample opportunity to contribute to a weekend full of stimulating dialogue. Should you require a letter of invitation to attend for funding or visa purposes we will be glad to assist - please contact us with your full name, affiliation, and contact details. For more information, please contact the organisers at info(a)culturalfutures.place.net.nz Naaku noa nei, na Danny Butt Jon Bywater Nova Paul Organisational Group, Cultural Futures info(a)culturalfutures.place.net.nz http://culturalfutures.place.net.nz

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Fw: The Music of CSIRAC - available

by Andrew Clifford

I thought some ADAers might be interested in this... Andrew ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Doornbusch" <pauld(a)koncon.nl> To: <acma-l(a)list.waikato.ac.nz> Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 4:07 PM Subject: [Acma-l] The Music of CSIRAC - available > Dear ACMA List, > > My book about the music played by Australia's first computer, CSIRAC, > is finally available, after months of waiting for the publisher to get > it on the websites etc. The first print run is only a thousand copies, > and as there may never be another print run (beyond my control), I'd > prefer this ended up in the hands of the community. (As most of you > know, I refrain from self-promotion... tacky, but with the limited > print run and the focused audience I thought I should make it known.) > > Published in Australia, it is available from Common Ground Publishers > here: http://thehumanities.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.61/prod.10 > > and at Amazon.com here: > http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1863355693/qid=1125020932/sr=… > > Cheers, > Paul > > ____________________________________________________ > Acma-l Mailing List > http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/acma-l > ACMA Web site http://www.acma.asn.au/ > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.10.15/82 - Release Date: 25/08/2005 > >

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SPARK 05 - Creative Research & Collaboration Forum 27.08.05

by Cheryl Reynolds

CREATIVE RESEARCH & COLLABORATION The New Zealand Forum on Research & Collaboration in the Creative Sector SPARK 05 - Wintec, Hamilton, New Zealand Saturday 27th August 2005 10am-5pm Creative Research & Collaboration¹ is a one-day forum that will explore key issues relating to creative practice as research and creative collaborations by practitioners from across the sector. Featuring two keynote presentations by Professor Paul Carter, University of Melbourne, and Professor Sally J Morgan, Massey University, followed by two panel discussions chaired by Tim Walker and Rob Garrett, the forum will encourage debate, discussion and understanding relating to creative research, research methodologies, collaborative practices, and the impact of the PBRF on the creative sector. The forum will be useful to all creative practitioners working in the sector including artists, academics, creative practitioners, policy makers, curators and administrators. PROGRAMME: 10.00 - 10:15 Welcome - Rob Garrett 10:15 - 11:00 Keynote Speaker: Professor Paul Carter Artist & author of Material Thinking¹ University of Melbourne 11:15 - 12:00 Keynote Speaker: Professor Sally Morgan Artist & Pro Vice-Chancellor College of Creative Arts Massey University, Wellington 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch 13:00 - 14:30 Panel Discussion: CREATIVE COLLABORATIONS Professor Paul Carter Rebecca Cannon Heather Gailbraith Chaired by Tim Walker 15:00 - 16:30 Panel Discussion: CREATIVE RESEARCH Professor Sally Morgan Shuchi Kothari Daniel Malone Chaired by Rob Garrett 16:30 - 17:00 Summary, farewell & close of SPARK 05 Creative Research & Collaboration¹ is organized by the Creative Industries Research Centre in partnership with Creative New Zealand. SPARK 05 commences Tuesday 23rd August. The full line-up for SPARK 05 is: Chimine del la Varis, Chris Chetland, Daniel Malone, Dave Baxter, Deborah Challinor, Eugene Hansen, Heather Gailbraith, Jay Wahid, James Lynch, Jenny Gillam, Joshua Davis, Lara Bowen, Leah King-Smith, Leigh van der Stoep, Nadine Christensen, onedotzero, Paul Carter, Rachael Lennarg, Rebecca Cannon, Rob Garrett, Rosemary McLeod, Sally J Morgan, Shuchi Kothari, Stewart Harris, Tim Walker, Victor Stent, and Wayne Barrar. For more information and to register, go to: www.spark.mediarts.net.nz --------------- Cheryl Reynolds Director Creative Industries Research Centre (CIRC) --------------- --------------- School of Media Arts Wintec, Tristram St, Hamilton, Aotearoa/New Zealand cheryl(a)mediarts.net.nz --------------- --------------- Direct dial: +64 (0) 7 838 6386 Mobile: +64 (0) 21 711 977 Fax: +64 (0) 7 858 0227 --------------- --------------- RAMP Magazine: http://www.rampmagazine.org/ SPARK: http://www.spark.mediarts.net.nz/ RAMP: http://www.ramp.mediarts.net.nz/ ---------------

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cfp UNESCO digital art awards

by Sean Cubitt

Call for participation: UNESCO Digital Arts Award 2005 Young artists from around the world are invited to take part in this year's award devoted to the theme of "Cities and creative media". Organized in collaboration with Art Center Nabi, the Award would be delivered to non-realized project proposals in order to embrace a wider audience of creators, who have the innovative artistic ideas but not necessarily the means. The call specifically aims at encouraging young emerging artists to cultivate new forms of expressions using new media and technology in reflecting on how urban spaces and city environments could be transformed into creative outlets. The submission deadline is 14 September 2005. All project proposals should be submitted online at the official website of submission (http://www.nabi.or.kr/unesco_award), where participants will also be able to find further detailed information (description of sub-themes, general guidelines, submission criteria, etc). All submissions should be in English. The total prize money is US $10,000, which would be divided into and given to more than one laureate, in some cases a group of artists. In addition, the Nabi center (Seoul, Republic of Korea) is organizing a "special honorary mention" category to the Award, targeting realized projects that could be re-embodied within the urban context of the city Seoul. The award-winning projects would be selected by an international jury, assembled on this occasion representing the five geo-cultural regions (Africa, Arab States, Asia/Pacific, Europe/North America, and Latin America/Caribbean). For more information, contact: unesco_award(a)nabi.or.kr digiarts(a)unesco.org UNESCO DigiArts portal: http://portal.unesco.org/digiarts -- Sean Cubitt * Screen and Media Studies * University of Waikato * Private Bag 3105 * Hamilton * New Zealand * T +64 (0)7 838 4543 * F +64 (0)7 4767 * seanc(a)waikato.ac.nz

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