LITERATURE
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NOVEL
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THE PLEASANTVILLE EXPERIENCE
Copyright © 1997 Timothy S. Klugh. All Rights Reserved.
CREDITS
Author: Timothy S. Klugh
Cover art by Timothy S. Klugh.
PERFORMANCES
DESCRIPTION
Timothy Reye is on his bicycle rushing off into the countryside. He is a teenage boy who is leaving a tragic past, an unclear
future, and he is searching for some sort of change. There are problems behind him, and he is riding as fast as he can to get
away from those problems. Still, what he is searching for is just as uncertain. When he enters the town of Pleasantville, his
journey appears to come into more trouble, but circumstances change and he is taken in by the Seneca family who is haunted by
a recent tragedy of their own. Together the Senecas and Timothy Reye face their struggles and find new hope in each other.
There are other difficulties that Timothy must deal with in the town, and he learns to look outside of himself. There are
people in the town who offer Timothy loving support and friendship, but the town also has dark secrets and Tmothy finds himself
thrown into the depths of its. Even with this, he grows and becomes a stronger individual. However, when the floor falls
out from under him, he must face if anyone is willing to help him.
The book is based on dreams the author started having in his own teenage years that carried him through a dark episode in his
own life. These dreams started in 1987, and several years later the author decided to compile them into a book. In 1994, he
started writing in an effort to tie all of the tales of the fictional town of Pleasantville together as one complete story.
In 1997, he finished it.
"The Pleasantville Experience" is a story of finding hope, facing problems, and discovering one capable of more than
one thought. It is a story of receiving miracles, making miracles, and finding one's worth.
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COLLECTION OF
POEMS AND ESSAYS
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POEMS & ESSAYS
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Copyright © 2014 Timothy S. Klugh. All Rights Reserved.
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| Individual Works: |
Copyright © 1987, 1988, 1990, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998,
2000, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2014 Timothy S. Klugh.
All Rights Reserved. |
CREDITS
Author: Timothy S. Klugh
Cover art by Timothy S. Klugh.
PERFORMANCES
DESCRIPTION
Independent of each other, there are short literary works that Timothy S. Klugh has written. In 2014, these poems and essays
were brought together as a collection. The works include subjects on philosophy, fantasy, personal feelings, despair
and personal history. Unlike his other works, these shorter bits of literature tend to take a more specific and indepth focus
into the heart of the author. They reveal the author himself more than any of his major creations. Because the works were so
small, some were becoming obscure and at the risk of being lost. That is why they were brought together as a single collection
of works.
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ARTICLE (LONG)
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| | Advice To The Young Who Have A Passion In This Life
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| | The Beautiful People
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| | Craft: A Discouraged Human Trait
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| | Eulogy For Kenneth B. Klugh
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| | Fairy Tale Scares Children
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| | The Fall
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| | The Girl At The Fair
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| | A Little Lesson About Faith
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| | The Puzzle Piece From A Different Puzzle
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| | The Regiment: The Killer Of Dreams
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| | Stop Seeking The End
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| | To The Fools
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ARTICLE (SHORT)
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| | A Bit Of Thinking
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| | The Burning
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| | Cancer And Depression
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| | A Chance To Have Sunlight
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| | Christ And Christmas
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| | A Curse Or A Blessing
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| | The Dreams Still Call
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| | Foul Ball To The Stomach
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| | The Gift Of Choice
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| | Have I Done My Part?
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| | Heroes Of 9/11
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| | It Remains Because We Believe
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| | The Most Amazing Friend I've Ever Had
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| | My First Car
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| | My Intent
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| | My Son
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| | My Wife
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| | The One They Blame
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| | Path Of Life
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| | A Rant For The Independent Music Artists
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| | Reborn
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| | Shined A Light
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| | So Many, But Less Than This World Needs
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| | Splitting The Artist From The Person
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| | Sticking To Your Dreams
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| | Voting
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| | Widget Of The System
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| | Women Are
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ILLUSTRATION
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| | Time
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JOURNAL
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| | Angry Elderly Lady In Mt. Sterling, Ohio
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| | Appalachian Trail And Then Traveling To Cumberland, Maryland In 2010
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| | Back Home In Grove City, Ohio In 2010
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| | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania In 2010
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| | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania In 2010
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| | Having Pizza By The Pennsylvania Turnpike In 2010
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| | Hershey, Pennsylvania In 2010
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| | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania In 2010
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| | Returning Through Hebron, Ohio In 2010
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| | Returning Through West Virginia In 2010
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| | Returning Through Zanesville, Ohio In 2010
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| | Wheeling, West Virginia In 2010
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| | Zanesville, Ohio In 2010
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POEM (BRIEF)
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| | Baked Potato
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| | Bottom Of The Barrel
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| | The Composer, The Inventor And The Artist
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| | Destruction
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| | Devil Slams Door
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| | Ending Free
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| | Friends
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| | God Bless Depressants
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| | Greatest Wife And Son In The World
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| | If You Knew
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| | In A Hole
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| | Just Can't Find Happy
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| | Learning About People
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| | No All Is Not Right
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| | Opossum
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| | A Rock Or A Hard Place
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| | Sky Was Blue
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| | Soul Damage
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| | Stop And Burn
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| | Suck
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| | A True Friend Knows You
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POEM (LONG)
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| | Because We'd Chosen To Believe
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| | Dasies In Full Bloom
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| | I Often Marvel At Your Diligence
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| | I Think It Starts With How You Feel
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| | I'd Take You To My Pleasantville
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| | This Is For You, My Special Friend
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| | Waiting In The Wings
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| | Why Do You Love Me?
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| | You'll Be Known By Your Works
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POEM (SHORT)
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| | Cycle Of Music Composition
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| | The End
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| | Ghosts Of The Past
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| | One Of Those Faces
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| | Sometimes I Think
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| | Talking And Listening
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| | Thank You
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| | What If Christ Never Left The Tomb?
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| | Where Is The Life I Could Have Had?
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PROJECT PROGRESS
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| | "Magick And Poison: The Musical" Courageous Character Refuses To Follow Established Plot
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| | "Magick And Poison: The Musical" Received Some Amazing Support
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SNIPPET
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| | Beautiful Looks
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| | Betrayal
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| | Dream Factory
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| | End Of The World
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| | Fairy Tales Don't Lie
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| | The Gift Of Music
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| | Grudge That Lasts Forever
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| | I Am Grateful For This Day
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| | I Am My Music
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| | It Does Not Matter Who They See Me As
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| | Jesus Freaks
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| | The Kingdom Of Back And Pleasantville
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| | L.B. Klugh
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| | Looking At The Stars
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| | Mayan Calendar Regarding 2012
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| | The Misguided
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| | My Music Is Me
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| | Occupy Protestors Evicted
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| | On This Journey
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| | The Pestilence Of Good People's Lives
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| | Preparations
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| | Presumed Distrust
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| | Pursuing The Dream
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| | Religion And Science
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| | Ringer Box And Candlestick Telephone
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| | She And Me
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| | Shut The Door
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| | Sleep
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| | Soda Fountain
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| | A Thought About Christmas
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| | What Others Say
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| | When My Son Was Not Yet Born
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THOUGHT
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| | Double Necktie
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| | In Regards To My Wife's Approaching Birthday
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| | Upside Down M&M's
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COLLECTION OF
POEMS AND ESSAYS
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DEATH OF THE MAD MAN
| Collection: |
Copyright © 1997 Timothy S. Klugh. All Rights Reserved.
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| Individual Works: |
Copyright © 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997 Timothy S. Klugh.
All Rights Reserved. |
CREDITS
Author: Timothy S. Klugh
Cover art by Tammy Mair.
PERFORMANCES
DESCRIPTION
Death of the Mad Man is divided into two distinct subjects. The first is a set of metaphoric stories about an individual
in perpetual darkness who has turned to suicide as the answer to all the loneliness, isolation and despair that he is in. He
experiences visions of the love that he is searching for and philosophizes on his torment and the fulfillment he is trying to
find. The answer in his heart is that it is love that he believes will save him, but time and time again, that love betrays
him. It is clear that love is his answer, but where that love comes from is what takes so long to understand.
The second subject of these essays is intertwined in the metophoric stories. There are tributes to important people in the
author's life at the point where he loses them. These essays discuss the love he had for these people and the reflections of
how he felt about the lives they lived.
The collection of the Death of the Mad Man poem and essays are about someone who loved a few very deeply, but had great
difficulty in finding love in himself... until one day he finds the answer.
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POEM (SHORT)
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| | Death Of The Mad Man
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ARTICLE (LONG)
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| | Death Of The Mad Man
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| | A Clearer Summer
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 2)
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| | And The Angels Came
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 3)
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| | The Glass Bar
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 4)
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| | The Building Of My Great Fortress
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 5)
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| | Beyond The Fortress
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 6)
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| | The Realm Before Me
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 7)
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| | Letter To Heaven
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 8)
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| | My Eyes Opened
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 9)
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| | Coming Home
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 10)
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| | Gone Too Soon
Death Of The Mad Man (Part 11)
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