yeah, I laughed quite a bit. It wasn't on the same level as some of the othre
camp classics like Gator or Attack of the killer Tomatoes, but i had some
chuckles. I did have a big issue with the gator, though. Th CGI used in these
Scifi Originals is awful: so obviously fake that I could do
Interesting. The US is behind much of the world in height, indicative of poor
diets, health care, and lack of care of our children. Thats sad, though Im
sure there are those wholl blame the negative stats on waves of impoverished
immigrants, and the urban poor who did it to themselves.
is he gonna be the Oscar Goldman character?
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The Head of NBC, Silverman confirmed the casting of Isiah Washington on
Bionic Woman. Silverman said he jumped at the chance to
same here.
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A statement that may get me in trouble...I think most mature women are
practical in their thinking that way. Of course, that applies to men
also...sort of...Speaking for myself, I have my impulsive
You're right. The pilot was very good. Its tone was more sombre than much of
the series that followed. I remember Steve Austin all but crying after the
accident, and the disgusted look on his face when Dr. Wells showed him his
plastic-looking limbs and eye before the operation. There's a scene
I have the same question. Is it an issue of money? Do movies like Forbin,
Andromeda Strain, and others actually cost too much for the SciFi budget?
(Actually, didn't they show the Andromeda Strain last year?) I can think of a
few things that might be behind this:
* It actually costs too much
that explains it
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Did I fail to mention that I really don't have taste buds?
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Never
Never watched that show, but heard good things about it. Hey, remember the TV
pilot Nick Knight, starring Rick Springfield? From what I understand, that
failed pilot was retooled as the series Forever Knight, with Springfield no
longer in the lead role.
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Well, guess this is why I'll never be a successful producer or director in
Hollywood. I would have *bet* that Chuck and Larry was going to tank. Aside
from the fact I can barely tolerate Sandler's brand of humour, I thought the
whole premise was idiotic. Watching the trailers in the theatre
I have a question about black man/white woman relationships as portrayed in
British media. From a completely non-scientific and admittedly small sampling,
it seems to me that the Brits actually show more such couples than we do in
America. Even in our supposedly colorblind times, look hard and
true, and that's the more important point for sure. It's one reason i was
disappointed in the movie Hitch. I wish Will Smith had used the ample support
he has among the public to showcase a romantic comedy with a black woman.
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I agree. You're right: if it's a Black film for a Black audience it's cool, but
otherwise the spouses aren't really affectionate or romantic. Still, I wish
Smith had pushed for a black woman for the film. Would he have lost some box
office? Sure, but then, he'd have done better than, say,
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=1id=42611type=0
Rice Inspired Moonlight's O'Loughlin
Alex O'Loughlin, who stars in CBS' vampire-detective series Moonlight, told SCI
FI Wire that he's a fan of the work of author Anne Rice and that he kept her
books and characters in mind
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=1id=42610
Chronicles' Glau Humanizes Terminator
Summer Glau, who stars as a teenage-girl terminator in the upcoming Fox series
The Sarah Connor Chronicles, told SCI FI Wire that her character is a departure
from any of the models seen in the
For some reason I'm really looking forward to this miniseries. I'm just a
casual fan of the Wizard of Oz film. I'll watch it with a group of people to
laugh at the head trip it is. The poppies scene alone inspires much
conversation, and I won't repeat some jokes i've heard about the group
Well, Black couples do sell, just not as much as white couples. Still, when is
someone like a Will Smith going to take that step? If ever there were an actor
who could do a Black movie and get some white folk to see it, it would be
him.
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I wasn't talking about a throwaway action pic. Smith has had a Black wife
before, in films like Enemy of the State, but the focus there isn't a love
story, but action. I'm talking about romantic comedies like Hitch where the
goal is love between a man and woman--not fending off invading
I'm not understanding the first two sentences. What is it you disagree with?
You're thinking of the movie Out of Time, and Denzel Washington was having an
affair with Sanaa Lathan, but his real love in the film was the lady they love
to put with Black men nowadays: Eva Mendes.
--
Mendez is an example of how, because the white guys in hollywood are afraid of
creating black man/black woman love stories as black films, and black
man/white woman roles are still verboten, they get Latinas or mixed-race women
as compromises. And thus, back to my complaint about Hitch: she was
Number one reminds me of the temporal paradoxes/changes that BB instituted in
the Trek world after First Contact, as seen in the changed history put forth
in Enterprise
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To answer...
1) Because T4 is being made,
Thanks for the recommendation. I read the book Return to Oz (think that was
the title) years ago and enjoyed it. This sounds like fun too. I'm a bit
surprised more people haven't deconstructed/reimagined Oz in literary works.
Man-oh-man, that wintertime reading list keeps growing! I had
Try slowly changing their dependence on meat over a couple of years. If ya'll
eat a significant amount of red meat, start reducing the frequency over the
next six months or so, until you're eating it only once or twice a week. In a
year, same schedule, you can be down to once or twice a month
as it could be. This
was simply an example of where I thought ti worked.
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I wasn't talking about a throwaway action pic. Smith has
Do you remember the Marvel cartoons from wy back in the 60s? The ones that
were literally static drawings from the comics, and movement consisted of the
static figures being moved across the screen? Or how the stiff bodies wouldn't
move, but a tiny bit of animation would be done for their
Okay, someone explain to me why Disney took a goofy, funny cartoon like
Underdog--complete with bipedal, talking dogs who co-existed in the world
with humans as equals--and turned it into a live-action piece of junk? When I
heard there was a movie--actually, i was in the theatre and the name
Thor was fun. I bought mine at bargain bins over the years at stores like
K-Mart and maybe Wal-Mart. I'm sure someone on eBay would sell 'em to you, but
sure we can find them elsewhere without having to bid on them.
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I'm working on the soy angle now. Fortunately most of my soy comes from a very
few sources, basically soy burgers and chips. Are chips bad, too?
Good plan you're working on to reduce the meat and up the organics. I haven't
pursued organic as much as I should, but hope to correct that. I've been
And Scooby-Doo, don't forget Scooby-doo!
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Saw that trailer, too, huh? It¹s like this movie has nothing to DO with
³Underdog². They could have called it ³Ralph, The Dog Who Could Fly², and
nobody would have blinked.
I
They *do* look incredibly cheesy, but they're still fun, in the same way Speed
Racer cartoons are still fun
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I loved those when I was a kid. Our local tv station showed a block
of Marvel toons. Monday was the 60s
You're kidding! That's jacked up! One person i sent this to did ask a good
question, which is, how many of the predators come from the class of those
teens who were convicted for having relations with someone actually close to
their age, but technically not legal?
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If you have children who use MySpace, this is definitely something to know.
I'm not at all a fan of identification systems that limit our privacy, but I
will say there needs to be some systems in place to help protect children from
such exposure. Simply telling kids not to divulge personal
The thing, Tracey, is that *everyone* feels worse when they eat meat with
antibiotic (and meat in general). They just don't know it. I was trying to
explain to a co-worker why I eat such a relatively small amount of meat given
my size. He asked me what the difference was. He eats meat all
James, you're an extremely cool guy, and I respect the hell out of you,
but--Hong Kong Phooey??? I never could get into that one! :)
The older I get the more I sound like my parents. But I honestly do feel that
sometimes our kids' imaginations are stimulated enough by modern fare that's
too
Three comments:
First, this is America, and it still ain't perfect despite the calendar year. I
have to say when I saw the proposal, and realized it was Idaho, I expected some
bigots to come out of the woodwork.
Second, a Latina in the second article speaks of her daughter anglicizing her
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the movie version...
Now then, Disney better keep their hands off my Hong Kong Phooey.
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of the owner's kids through
college.
KeithBJohnson@ mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net comcast.net wrote: I've
been on the bubble of going totally vegan for a while now. I have no doubt I
can do it, having done it before. After two weeks I was absolutely cool.
But, I love some things--fried fish
Explain to me what made Dark Shadows so good? I glimpsed it as a child
several times, but never watched. Every time it seemed moody, depressing, glum.
I have memories of darkened rooms, slow mournful dirge as music, lots of rain
and thunder. It always depressed me in the few minutes time I
Now, you're making sense. It's hard to express that feeling, which is what I
was telling me co-worker. You don't know there's a difference until you give up
the bad food, then go back to it later. I haven't gone vegan simply because I
like a few treats like burgers and chili dogs every now and
odd. so it's a soap opera?
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Well, I was a pretty morbid kid back then, so I ate the show up. Overall, it
wasn't much to write home about. One freaky thing that sticks with me about it
is the fact that Alexandra
it was before we see the movie version...
Now then, Disney better keep their hands off my Hong Kong Phooey.
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I may have to pick up 300 too. Part of me recoils at the blatantly
eurocentric, borderline racist, and completely historically inaccurate flick,
but as a pure bit of action fantasy, it rocks.
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A wise man who
anytime. let us know what you think
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Ejiofor is great and going places. I will see this film, thanks for the
reminder.
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I still haven't gotten
okay, that explains it! I wondered what was up, as it did look cheesy to me
when I saw it as a kid. Kinda like the sets were designed by Elvira
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Actually, from what I gather from it's fans, is what makes it so
Didn't see either of them. like i said, some cartoons need to remain as
cartoons!
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Hmm...well, you have to admit...It is a hard one to translate to live
action...and you forgot about Bullwinkle and Rocky...
Milwaukee has a sizeable Black presence, right? I'd think it'd be there with
the nationwide release now in effect...
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Hasn't opened here in Milwaukee, yet. I've been looking for it since
I saw the trailer. I will
same here...I do remember the scene when Leonitas jokes about the Persians
being boy lovers, which was supremely ironic, given the truth of what the
Spartan men did with each other...
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When I saw it, that's all I
Wow, Leonard Nimoy is calling the new Star Trek film a great movie?! And the
actor who plays Brain man Silar on Heroes is going to play young Spock?
Intriguing...
**
http://pantagraph.com/articles/2007/07/28/freetime/doc46a9f79a6a37d669808480.txt
SAN DIEGO -- Leonard
Common, give us your thoughts. Is it the idea of Abrams behind the film? Afraid
he'll make it into a Mission: Impossible 3 style actioner? Not happy about
the theme of Kirk and Spock: The Early Years? Not feeling Silar as Spock?
What's the skinny?
I will say, Quinto does such a phenomenonl
While reading about the career of Zachary Sylar Quinto, I came across a Wiki
entry that said he'd guest-starred in a short-lived series called The Others
back in 2000. Somehow I'm completely blanking on this show. I don't remember
it, don't think I even caught the pilot. Star Julianne Nicholson
Now, I'm with you on that Spam! Shoot, can't remember how many cold winter
mornings saw me tearing into a fried spam and mayonnaise sandwich at school! Or
how often Mom would cook up a Saturday morning breakfast of fried spam and
eggs. I love that stuff, though I don't eat it much anymore. You
man that sucks, but I assume it'll get there soon?
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Missed the miniseries too...What's Tom Terrific???
KeithBJohnson
Well, stereotype or not, I doubt we'll ever have to deal with it. Everything
I've read says the pilot sucked.
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IS ABCS CAVEMEN REINFORCING BLACK STEREOTYPES?: Room full of TV critics
grill producers on
Lots of good stuff on the list, but I have some quibbles:
(1) How in the world could they leave the robot from Lost in Space off the
list, yet include the robot spiders from the Lost in Space movie?? There's
not an original or uinque thing in the world about those robot spiders!
(2) I'm not
Oh yeah, and the HAL 9000 is a computer, not a robot. As one reader suggested,
if you include HAL (and the Matrix Sentinels), then you're opening it up for
other non-robots. In that case, I'd include M5 from the original Star Trek, and
Colossus, the computer turned world ruler in Colossus: the
I had the same thought, Martin. It's the only thing that'd explain Metropolis
being so low, or the inclusion of Star Wars live toys, or Bill and Ted robots???
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Again, IMO, all those who were polled on this are between
*How many internet newsgroup subscribers does it take to change a light
bulb?**1,331 !!*
- 1 to successfully change the light bulb and to post to the newsgroup
that the light bulb has been changed.
- 14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the
light bulb could
I didn't create the initial list below, but I would add a few of my own:
And I'd add a few:
- 22 people to question exactly what *is* a lightbulb, how can we *know* the
essence of a lightbulb, and whether the light from the bulb comes from the
bulb--or does the bulb simply illuminate the
Ditto on the Treehouse episodes. The To Serve Man parody was a classic!
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Possibly my favorite single line from the show is from one of the Treehouse
eps every Hallowe'en. This bit was from Homer^3, when Homer gets
never saw that one, but sounds funny!
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Wasn't the gun control bit in the Treehouse series as well? The ep in which
Lisa lobbies to ahve all the guns in Springfield destroyed, only to have the
zombies of Billy the
i never really saw that, but I see why others might...
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I felt like the commercials for laughing at the plight of people of
color fighting similar stereotypes. I'm glad others
Strange that I can't remember it...
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I remember you liking it and being pissed when they canceled it. It was
only on for a few minutes and they have canceled so many good
I'd laugh, but then I think to the first season of Enterprise, when they kept
finding reasons to get the crew in the decontamination rubdown chamber, where
they stripped down to their skivvies and rubbed decontaminant on each other
like some Playboy video. And of course, there was Seven of Nine
I'm sitting up late night unable to sleep (horrible news from back home,
boarding a plane in a few) and of course I need a scifi fix/distraction, so I
watch Painkiller Jane after Doctor Who. Bad as that show is, they have the
nerve tonight to do with is basically a clip show. A thin skein of
No, I don't mind sharing, and I *really* appreciate the concern. I got a call
at 4:30 am Friday that my mother had died of a heart attack. It was completely
unexpected, because even at age 81, she was in perfect health according to
every test the docs had run on her previously. She had two
'tis true! I despise clip shows. When they're bad, they just suck and are
boring. When the clips shown are good, they're frustrating because you only get
bits of shows, not a satisfactory whole. Star Trek: TNG did a clip show at the
end of season two (the season with Dr. Pulaski). I think it
I guess not, 'cause I really can't remember
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I guess it wasn't you :)
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Funny! I just thought it was way too over-the-top obvious. I mean, sure we had
Uhura's short skirts and Deanna Troi's tight outfit, but come on: rubdowns in
the 22nd Century??
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Agree with all you say. The movie's harmless, pleasantly forgettable. Doesn't
risk much, doesn't offer much. The Surfer FX were okay, but the character was
lame and really not all that powerful, impressive, or utilized. I'm not sorry I
saw it, but i wouldn't pay to see it again. It'll be
Thank you, Tracey. It really is helping to get the notes from you guys, and for
distracting myself even for a few moments with discussions about scifi.
keith
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I'm sitting
I ain't feeling it--literally and figuratively. Now, put some Kenya Moore in a
suit of unstable molecules and we'll talk!
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To which I respond with a line uttered by Spencer Tracy in defense of
the slender but
I don't know, I hear The Bourne Ultimatum is chock-full of action. Funny: I
loved the first two Bourne flicks. But I like the first Bourne flick better
than the second, because it had more intrigue and suspense, yet fans like the
hyperactivity of the second, and, I guess, the third, better.
Your point is kind of mine. I actually liked the second Bourne flick, but
thought the first was better. The second's plotting was more simplistic, and
once the bad guy was dispatched, Bourne's mission of righting his past wrong
was almost anticlimactic. But, it had that hyperkinetic action...
amazing, sad, yet inspirational with how you're responding. Kudos for that
keith
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FYI:
http://www.informationweek.com/blog/main/archives/2007/08/ibm_lost_his_da.html
George
agreed. The second one, though is too fast in the action shots. I actually got
motion sick a few times.
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I'll take both for a thousand, Keith. It's the blend that hooked me, right off
the bat.
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*not* a good idea. we've discussed before getting overexposed actors to play
certain roles. Cruise is still Cruise, and we'll be so focused on Hey, Tom
Cruise is playing Captain Pike that it'll ruin the suspension of disbelief.
What a stupid a$$ move! Just get a good unknown, for goodness
You just made me laugh during a very difficult time! I completely agree! I
heard this mournful response all the way here in Texas!
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Right. In the original lore of the first series, Captain Pike was the second (I
believe) commander of the Enterprise (Robert April was the first?) He served as
captain for many years before being transferred to another ship. Later, Pike
was severely crippled in an accident where he was exposed
Sounds interesting, but I don't get Racer X being a Chief Inspector
Detector??? Inspector Detector was a completely different character
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Nordling screams Go Go Go SPEED
true dat!
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Keith, sounds like something they'd do here in Jawja, eh?
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By ANDREW DeMILLO, Associated Press Writer Sat Aug 18, 5:58 AM ET
Never liked Power Rangers either, so maybe that's why I didn't like Voltron.
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Well, as one who is into Voltron, please allow me to break it on down.
Voltron = Power Rangers 1.0. When you¹re 8 years old, nothing is
I should send you my e-mails over this from the last couple of years. I've been
following this battle for a few years now, and my money's on Blu-Ray. For
several reasons, I support Blu-Ray. One, it has higher storage. Blu-Ray has a
maximum possible storage capacity of around 45 - 50+ gb per
i'm more interested that Bale mentioned a Batman 3 film...
As for JLA, I honestly don't know how to feel yet. Too much depends on script,
director, actors playing the characters. I fear another X3: okay, but not
inspiring, fairly soon forgotten.
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may be just me, but I'm starting to fade on Lost. I felt it should have ended
after three seasons, don't see it going another two or so. so this info makes
me feel almost tired. Also, i have that feeling that the more shows like this
start adding new actors and getting all the press, et al, the
I'm not in favor of this. Though I find the number of young people showing
their drawers irritating at times, I don't believe in crafting laws to
legislate every little aspect of how people behave. Maybe if individual
businesses want to enforce dress codes--like restaurants or clubs that
Can't help but notice that you spelled the name correctly: UhurU, instead of
Roddenberry's creation of UhurA, done because the original African name was too
difficult to pronounce to his thinking. Wouldn't it be wild if they made that
small but siginificant change to her name for the new movie?
Too old even to my way of thinking, for the Comm officer. Now, bring in Bassett
as an admiral to whom Kirk must report--that would work for me!
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Angela Bassett (bib in place to catch drool)
Tracey de Morsella
amen, amen, amen!
And not the 3D CGI either, but good old-fashioned hand drawn 2D.
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Into this, three words.
Animation, animation, animation.
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funny!
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I have to agree with you, Keith. Though I'm never keen on driving down the road
and passing by some kid with his pants down around his knees, there is always
the chance for a fun moment such as I had when I
Well, I'm a bit bummed. I know they're older (though, Li is only a year older
than me, and I guaranteed you *I* still got it!) but this is Hollywood. I was
hoping that amble retakes, breaks, and splicing together of different shots
would allow for something more action packed. If Li says,
Yeah, most people think Blu-Ray if they think of the technology at all. This is
probably the last great battle for physical media, as the future (hopefully)
holds digital storage. (I've been waiting decades for holographic storage).
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amen. after a while I can't keep all the intricacies of the mystery in my head,
and, between reruns and absences from the lineup, I just lose interest.
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Agreed. It's just crazy now. End this show. Introducing new
ha-ha! Can you imagine a return to that heavy pancake makeup the early silent
era stars wore? The stuff that was a step away from clown makeup and often made
them look scary? Bet that'd hide the pores and blemishes!
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why must Uhura be tomboyish? Is this another tough Black woman thing that
whites so often love to cast?
And since when is Bones McCoy the same age as Kirk?
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Tracey de Morsella wrote:
Halle Berry of course. just kidding.
little things like that irritate me. Sometimes the desire to only have younger
people in movies bothers me too. But I'm confused. they said McCoy is a
medic, not a doctor? What does that mean? Is he still in training? Will Kirk
be a captain in this movie? If so, the lower age range of 23 is too
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