Cincinnati USA Book Festival

Cincinnati USA Book Festival
Saturday, October 11, 2014 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Art © Charley Harper Art Studio 2014
Duke Energy Convention Center | Downtown Cincinnati | FREE ADMISSION
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Featured
Authors
Meet 130+ national, regional & local authors!
Marc Brown
Marc Brown is the creator of the
bestselling Arthur Adventure book
series and co-developer of the children’s PBS television series, Arthur.
He has also created a second book
series, featuring D.W., Arthur’s little
sister, as well as numerous other
books for children. Marc Brown
lives with his family in Tisbury, Massachusetts on Martha’s Vineyard.
Gwenda Bond
Gwenda Bond is the
author of Girl on a Wire,
a novel about a daredevil heroine who discovers danger and
passion lurking beneath
the big top. Her previous
novels include The
Woken Gods and Blackwood. She has also written for Publishers
Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, and the
Washington Post. Gwenda lives in a
100-year-old house in Lexington, Kentucky,
with her husband, author Christopher Rowe,
and their menagerie.
Andrea Cheng
Andrea Cheng is the
author of 20 awardwinning books for young
people. Readers can
follow Anna Wang in
fifth grade in The Year
of the Baby, and then in
sixth grade in The Year
of the Fortune Cookie.
Her recent title, Etched in Clay, a biography
in verse of Dave the Potter, received starred
reviews in both Kirkus and School Library
Journal. In addition to writing, Andrea
teaches ESL at Cincinnati State. She lives
with her husband in Cincinnati.
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Ann Hagedorn
Ann Hagedorn’s latest
book The Invisible Soldiers,
explores the privatization
of America’s national security and the dramatic
rise of a bold new industry
of private security contractors. Ann has been a staff
writer for The Wall Street Journal and has
taught writing at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism and at
Columbia University’s Graduate School
of Journalism. Her previous books are
Wild Ride, Ransom, Beyond the River, and
Savage Peace.
Jasper Fforde
Jasper Fforde’s first
novel, The Eyre Affair,
was published in 2001.
Fforde is mainly known
for his Thursday Next
novels, although he has
written several books in
the loosely connected
Nursery Crime series
and has begun two more independent
series, The Last Dragonslayer and Shades
of Grey. He is the recipient of the Dilys
Award, Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse
Prize, Crawford Award. He lives in Wales.
Alan Gratz
Alan Gratz began writing
The League of Seven by
listing all the things that
10-year-old Alan would
have thought were
awesome, including brass
goggles, airships, tentacled monsters, brains in
jars, windup robots, secret societies, and
super powers. (In fact, he still thinks all
those things are awesome.) When not
writing books like Samurai Shortstop, the
Brooklyn Nine, and Prisoner B-3087, he’s
usually reading other people’s books or
creating an awesome new costume for
science fiction/fantasy conventions.
Kate Hattemer
Kate Hattemer taught
high school Latin for three
years and now works at
an independent bookstore in Cincinnati. She
delivered an epic poem at
her university graduation
ceremony. The Vigilante
Poets of Selwyn Academy , her first book,
was selected as the 2014 On the Same
Page title for teens.
Dubbed a “modern day Jane Austen” (Vanity Fair) and a “dependably down-to-earth storyteller”
(New York Times), Emily Giffin has
penned six New York Times bestsellers, Something Blue, Baby
Proof, Love the One You’re With,
Heart of the Matter, and Where
We Belong. Her novels, all filled
with endearingly flawed characters
and emotional complexity, have
been translated into twenty-nine
languages, with eleven million copies in print worldwide. Her seventh
novel, The One and Only, was released in the spring of 2014. Emily resides with her husband and
three young children in Atlanta.
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Hampton Sides is the author of Ghost Soldiers, Blood and Thunder, and other bestselling works of narrative history. He is editorat-large for Outside Magazine and has
written for National Geographic, The New
Yorker, Esquire, Preservation, and Men’s
Journal. His magazine work, collected in numerous published anthologies, has been
twice nominated for National Magazine Awards for feature writing.
His latest book, In the Kingdom of Ice, was published this summer.
Smith Henderson
Smith Henderson is the
recipient of the 2011
PEN Emerging Writer
Award in fiction, and was
the Phillip Roth Resident
in Creative Writing at
Bucknell University the
same year. His short
story, “Number Stations” won a Pushcart
Prize and his fiction has been anthologized and published in American Short
Fiction, One Story, and the New Orleans
Review. Fourth of July Creek was recently shortlisted for the annual FlahertyDunnan First Novel Prize.
Grady Hendrix
Emily Giffin*
Hampton Sides*
Grady Hendrix is a
writer and journalist and one of the
founders of the
New York Asian
Film Festival. A former film critic for
the New York Sun,
Grady has written
for Slate, the Village Voice, Time Out New
York, Playboy, and Variety. A traditional
haunted house story in a thoroughly contemporary setting, Horrorstör comes packaged in the form of a glossy mail order
catalog, complete with product illustrations, a home delivery order form, and a
map of Orsk’s labyrinthine showroom.
Katherine Howe
Amanda Kingloff
Kostya Kennedy
Teeny Lamothe
Katherine Howe is
the New York Times
bestselling author of
The Physick Book of
Deliverance Dane,
The House of Velvet
and Glass, and Conversion. She has hosted
“Salem: Unmasking the
Devil” for the National Geographic Channel.
In spring 2015 she will be the visiting writer
in residence at Lenoir-Ryne University in
North Carolina. A native Texan, she lives
in New England and upstate New York,
where she teaches at Cornell and is at
work on her next novel.
As lifestyle director at
Parents magazine from
2007 to 2012, Amanda
Kingloff oversaw all DIY
content for the brand.
Before joining Parents,
Amanda worked for lifestyle personality Katie Brown, producing
and starring in Katie Brown Workshop on
PBS and co-writing Katie Brown’s Weekends and Katie Brown’s Outdoor Entertaining. She has appeared on Good
Morning America and Lifetime’s I Do
Diaries: Beg, Borrow, and Steal. She lives
with her husband and two children in
Brooklyn, New York.
Teeny Lamothe has
Kostya Kennedy, an
written about pie for the
assistant managing
Huffington Post, Relish,
editor at Sports IllusCakeSpy, Refinery29,
trated, is the New York
The Kitchen, and other
Times bestselling
print and online publiauthor of 56: Joe
DiMaggio and the Last cations. With the dream of becoming a
Magic Number in “Lady Baker,” Teeny eschewed traditional
Sports, winner of the pastry school and instead embarked on
2011 Casey Award a traveling apprenticeship, working under
and runner-up for the 2012 PEN/ESPN and learning from the country’s best
Award for Literary Sports Writing. Pete bakers. She lives in Washington, D.C.,
Rose: An American Dilemma, was pub- where she runs her wholesale and custom
pie-baking business, Teeny Pies, with the
lished in the spring of 2014.
motto “eat pie. be happy. eat more pie.”
John Scalzi*
John Scalzi is one of the most acclaimed science fiction authors to emerge in the
last decade. His massively successful debut, Old Man’s War, won him science fiction’s John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer. His New York Times bestsellers
include The Last Colony, Fuzzy Nation, and Redshirts, which won 2013’s Hugo Award
for Best Novel. Material from his widely read blog, The Whatever, has also earned
him two other Hugo Awards. He lives in Ohio with his wife and daughter.
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Philip and Erin Stead*
Philip C. Stead is the author of the Caldecott Medal-winning
book A Sick Day for Amos McGee, also named a New York
Times Best Illustrated Book of 2010 and a Publishers
Weekly Best Children’s Book of 2010, illustrated by his
wife, Erin E. Stead. Together with Erin, he also created
Bear Has a Story to Tell, an E.B. White Read-Aloud Award
honor book. Philip, Erin, and their dog, Wednesday, live
in a 100-year-old barn in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Loren Long
Loren Long is
the author and illustrator of the
New York Times
bestselling picture
books Otis, Otis
and the Tornado,
Otis and the Puppy, and An Otis Christmas. He is the #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator of President Barack
Obama’s picture book Of Thee I Sing, the
re-illustrated edition of The Little Engine
That Could by Watty Piper, and Mr. Peabody’s Apples by Madonna.
Adam Watkins
Adam F. Watkins has
always had a passion
for making pictures, for
singing the alphabet
song, and for robots.
So it was no surprise
that the first picture book he wrote and
illustrated is about letters and, of course,
robots. Adam lives in Southern Ohio with
his wife and two children. Although he
has never successfully built a working
robot (yet), he did master the alphabet
at the age of five.
Tiphanie Yanique
Phil Nuxhall
Phil Nuxhall has had a
love affair with Spring
Grove Cemetery & Arboretum since 2001 when
he became its very first
historian. After digging
into historical records
for several years, his
knowledge of Spring Grove deepened and
broadened. He began giving private tours,
then educated docents to give public
tours, then added a tram for long-winded
tours (and short-winded tourists!). His
latest book, Stories in the Grove, tells the
little known narratives behind those who
are buried there, and often...why.
Daniel Wright
Daniel Wright is an
award-winning chef,
restaurateur, and
owner of Senate,
Abigail Street and
Pontiac. In 2012, he
was named Peoples
Best New Chef by
Food & Wine Magazine. Senate: Street &
Savory, his first cookbook, features more
than 160 original recipes.
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Tiphanie Yanique is the
author of the short story
collection, How to Escape
from a Leper Colony, the
picture book I Am the
Virgin Islands, and the
novel Land of Love and
Drowning. Her writing has won the 2011
BOCAS Prize for Caribbean Fiction,
Boston Review Prize in Fiction, a Rona
Jaffe Foundation Writers Award, a Pushcart Prize, and an Academy of American
Poet’s Prize. She has been listed by the
Boston Globe as one of the 16 cultural
figures to watch and the National Book
Foundation’s one of the 5 Under 35.
Matthew Holm
Matthew Holm is the author and
illustrator of more than 25 books
for children. He is the co-creator
(with his sister, Jennifer) of two
series of graphic novels for children: the Eisner Award-winning
Babymouse series and the Indiebound-bestselling Squish series, both from Random House
Children’s Books. He is also the
co-editor of Comics Squad, a new
anthology series of comics for
kids. He currently lives in Portland,
Oregon, with his wife and dog.
Dave Zirin
Named one of UTNE
Reader’s “50 Visionaries
Who Are Changing Our
World”, Dave Zirin writes
about the politics of
sports for the Nation
Magazine. Winner of Sport in Society
and Northeastern University School of
Journalism’s Excellence in Sports Journalism Award, Zirin is also the host of
Sirius XM Radio’s popular weekly show,
Edge of Sports Radio and a columnist
for SLAM Magazine and the Progressive.
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Authors to Meet
Visit www.booksbythebanks.org for an updated list.
FICTION
Dan Andriacco, The Poisoned
Penman
David Bell, The Forgotten Girl
John Brackett, Suffer the Little
Children
Duffy Brown, Pearls and Poison
Doug Cooper, Outside In
Thomas J. Davis, The Devil Likes
to Sing
Mary Ellis,The Quaker and the
Rebel
Emily Giffin, The One & Only*
Geoffrey Girard, Cain’s Blood
Heather Grothaus, Never Love a
Lord
Michael Wayne Hampton, Roller
Girls Love Bobby Knight
Jon Harrison, The Banks of Certain
Rivers
Smith Henderson, Fourth of July
Creek
Grady Hendrix, Horrorstör
Anna Lee Huber, A Grave Matter
Lynne Hugo, A Matter of Mercy
Marci Jefferson, Girl on the Golden
Coin
Matt Kish, Heart of Darkness
Tamera Lenz Muente, The Boy at
the Museum
Laurie Loewenstein, Unmentionables
Catherine McKenzie, Hidden
Marji Mendelsohn, Being Christian
David Connerley Nahm, Ancient
Oceans of Central Kentucky
Lori Rader-Day, The Black Hour
Yolonda Tonette Sanders, Wages
of Sin
John Scalzi, Lock In*
Ian Stansel, Everybody’s Irish
Cindy Thomson, Annie’s Stories
Tiphanie Yanique, Land of Love
and Drowning
NONFICTION
Michael C. C Adams, Living Hell:
The Dark Side of the Civil War
Jeff Alt, Four Boots, One Journey:
A Story of Survival, Awareness
and Rejuvenation on the John
Muir Trail
Tom Calarco, The Search for The
Underground Railroad in Upstate
New York
Joe Cox and Ryan Clark, Fightin’
Words: Kentucky vs. Louisville
Jerry Dowling, Drawing the Hollwood Book of Fame
Steven “Stevie D.”Dupin, The
Trans Am Diaries: A Hillbilly’s
Road Trip from Stand Up Comedy
to Cancer...and Back Again
Richard Gilbert, Shepherd: A
Memoir
Ann Hagedorn, The Invisible Soldiers: How America Outsourced
our Security
Brett Harper, various assorted
titles
Louis Hatchett, Duncan Hines:
How a Traveling Salesman
Became the Most Trusted Name
in Food
Peter Kaufman, Skull in the Ashes:
Murder, A Gold Rush Manhunt
and the Birth of Circumstantial
Evidence in America
Kostya Kennedy, Pete Rose: An
American Dilemma
Amanda Kingloff, Project Kid: 100
Ingenious Crafts for Family Fun
Phil Nuxhall, Stories in the Grove
Mark Rea, The Legends: Ohio
State Buckeyes, the Men, the
Deeds, the Consequences
Susan Reigler, Kentucky Bourbon
Country: The Essential Travel
Guide
Brad Ricca, Super Boys: The Amazing Adventures of Jerry Siegel
and Joe Shuster - The Creators of
Superman
Jim Schenk and Julie Hotchkiss,
Starting your Urban CSA: A
Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a
Community Supported Agriculture
Project in your Urban Neighborhood
Joshua Wolf Shenk, Powers of Two:
Finding the Essence of Innovation in Creative Pairs
Hampton Sides, In the Kingdom of
Ice: The Grand and Terrible Polar
Voyage of the USS Jeannette*
Alan Sullivan, Voice of the Wildcats: Claude Sullivan and the
Rise of Modern Sportscasting
Michelle Taute, Fold Me Up: 100
Paper Fortune-Tellers for Life’s
Pressing Questions
Jane Ann Turzillo, Murder & Mayhem on Ohio’s Rails
Susan V. Vogt, Blessed by Less
Marianne Walker, The Graves
County Boys: A Tale of Kentucky
Basketball, Perseverance, and
the Unlikely Championship of the
Cuba Cubs
Maryjean Wall, Madam Belle: Sex,
Money and Influence in a Southern Brothel
David Wecker, Square Pegs:
Stories about Everything and
Nothing
Tamara York, 60 Hikes within 60
Miles: Cincinnati
Dave Zirin, Brazil’s Dance with the
Devil: The World Cup, The Olympics and the Fight for Democracy
LOCAL INTEREST
Wendy Hart Beckman, Founders
and Famous Families of Cincinnati
Donald Crews, Cincinnati’s Free-
masons
Amy M. Dehan, Cincinnati Silver:
1788-1940
Scott E. Fowler, Fantasy Farm
Amusement Park
Connie J. Harrell, Walking the
Steps of Cincinnati
Jack and Joe Heffron, The Local
Boys: Hometown Players for the
Cincinnati Reds
Laura Hoevener and Terri Weeks,
Adventures Around Cincinnati:
A Parent’s Guide to Unique and
Memorable Place to Explore with
your Kids
Richard O. Jones, Cincinnati’s Savage Seamstress: The Shocking
Edythe Klumpp Murder Scandal
Steven J. Rolfes and Douglas R.
Weise, Cincinnati Art Deco
Calm Baby, Gently*
Dr. John Hutton, Sleepy Bee*
Sarah Jones and Dr. John Hutton,
Play*
Maria Montag and Dr. John Hutton, Sherm the Germ*
Marlane Kennedy, Disaster
Strikes: Earthquake Shock
Karen Leet, Sarah’s Courage: A
Kentucky Frontier Kidnapping
Loren Long, Otis and the Scarecrow
Tammie Lyon, Good Morning, God!
Casey Riordan Millard, Shark Girl
& Belly Button.*
COOKBOOKS
Teeny Lamothe, Teeny’s Tour of Pie
Molly Wellmann, Handcrafted Cocktails: The Mixologist’s Guide to
Classic Drinks for Morning, Noon
and Night
Daniel Wright, Senate: Street &
Savory
CHILDRENS FICTION &
NONFICTION
Jinny Powers Berten, Henri
Tim Bowers, Memoirs of an Elf
H. Michael Brewer, Brewer, Time
Crashers:Blackbeard’s Revenge
Marc Brown, Marc Brown’s
Playtime Rhymes: A Treasury
for Families to Learn and Play
Together
Jessica Burkhart, Unicorn Magic:
Bella’s Birthday Unicorn
Emma Carlson Berne, The Roar of
the Falls: My Journey with Kaya
Mary Kay Carson, Park Scientists:
Gila Monsters, Geysers, and
Grizzly Bears in America’s Own
Backyard
Andrea Cheng, The Year of the
Fortune Cookie
Maria Childs and Craig Forster,
Firefighters Don’t
Doug Coates, Pitching for Success:
Character Lessons the Joe
Nuxhall Way
Hugh G. Earnhart, The Forgotten
Pumpkin
Jeff Ebbeler, Arlo Rolled
Jasper Fforde, The Eye of Zoltar*
Kelli Gleiner, A Day with Monster
Alan Gratz, The League of Seven
Melissa Guion, Baby Penguins Love
Their Mama!
Brett Harper, Charley Harper’s a
Partridge in a Pear Tree
Matt Holm, Squish: Fear the
Amoeba
Michelle Houts, Winterfrost
Leah Busch and Dr. John Hutton,
Brandon Snider, Transformers: KreO Character Encyclopedia
Philip Stead and Erin, Sebastian
and the Balloon, A Sick Day for
Amos McGee*
Linda Leopold Straus, Best
Friends Pretend!
Carmella Van Vleet, Eliza Bing is
(Not) a Big, Fat Quitter
Christina Wald, Macarooned on a
Dessert Island
Adam Watkins, R is for Robot
TEEN FICTION &
NONFICTION
Mindee Arnett, Avalon
Laura Bickle, The Outside
Gwenda Bond, Girl on a Wire
Carey Corp and Lorie Langdon,
Destined for Doon
Kate Hattemer, The Vigilante Poets
of Selwyn Academy
Patricia Henley, Where Wicked
Starts
Kerrie Logan Hollihan, Reporting
Under Fire: 16 Daring Women
War Correspondents and Photojournalists
Karen Ann Hopkins, Forever
Katherine Howe, Conversion
Elizabeth Kiem, Hider, Seeker,
Secret Keeper
Barry Kienzle, The Crossings
Melissa Landers, Alienated
Anna M. Lewis, Women of Steel
and Stone: 22 Inspirational Architects, Engineers, and Landscape
Designers
Emery Lord, Open Road Summer
Alex Mallory, Wild
Mindy McGinnis, In a Handful of
Dust
Jennifer McGowan, Maid of Deception
Tim Mettey, Trust
Bethany Neal, My Last Kiss
Tracy Richardson, The Field
Ellen Schreiber, Full Moon Kisses
Kristen Simmons, Three
*At the Festival for limited time.
See Books by the Banks website
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Kids’ Corner
Panel Author Sessions
The author talks and panels scheduled throughout the day are very popular features of Books by the Banks.
Below is a list of this year’s sessions. Visit www.booksbythebanks.org for a complete schedule and room locations.
MEET THE AUTHOR
• Hampton Sides, In the Kingdom of
Ice: The Grand and Terrible Polar
Voyage of the USS Jeannette
• Dave Zirin, Brazil’s Dance with the
Devil: The World Cup, The Olympics
and the Fight for Democracy
• John Scalzi, Lock In
• Emily Giffin, The One & Only
WRITING AND
ILLUSTRATING CHILDRENS’ BOOKS
LOCAL SPORTS
• Wordplay Creative Writing Center
• Kosty a Kennedy, Pete Rose: An
American Dilemma
• Jack & Joe Heffron, The Local Boys:
Hometown Players for the Cincinnati
Reds
• Mark Rea, The Legends: Ohio State
Buckeyes, the Men, the Deeds, the
Consequences
• Joe Cox & Ryan Clark, Fightin’
Words: Kentucky vs. Louisville
PITCHING FOR
PUBLICATION IN THE
MAGAZINE AND ONLINE
MARKETS
The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation
WRITING CINCINNATI
• Linda Strauss, Best Friends Pretend!
• Jeff Ebbeler, Arlo Rolled
• Michelle Houts, Winterfrost
• Tim Bowers, Memoirs of an Elf;
WORKSHOP FOR KIDS
Presented by
• Donald Crews, Cincinnati’s
Freemasons
• Scott E. Fowler, Fantasy Farm
Amusement Park
• Wendy Hart Beckman, Founders
and Famous Families of Cincinnati
• Steven J. Rolfes and Douglas R.
Weise, Cincinnati Art Deco
• Connie J. Harrell, Walking the Steps
of Cincinnati
• Jay Stowe
• Grace Dobush
• Amy Leibrock
Stuff for Teens
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
• Spearpoint
MAKERSPACE
• Hive 13
The Kids’ Corner will feature a full schedule of fun activities for the entire family
to enjoy! Visit www.booksbythebanks.org for the complete list of events and
activities.
VISITS WITH CHILDREN’S
BOOK AUTHORS
• Marc Brown, Playtime Rhymes:
A Treasury for Families to
Learn and Play Together
• Philip & Erin Stead, Sebastian
and the Balloon, A Sick
Day for Amos McGee
• Loren Long, Otis and the Scarecrow
• Adam Watkins, R is for Robot
• Amanda Kingloff, Project Kid: 100
Ingenious Crafts for Family Fun
MEET STORYBOOK
COSTUME CHARACTERS
AND LIBRARY MASCOTS
•Llama Llama
•Spot
•Baby Mouse
•Corduroy
•Wild Thing
•Curious George
•Berenstain Bears
•Rufus the Reading Dog
•Browser
•Shakespurr the Library Lion
ENJOY PERFORMANCES
•Joel Caithamer,
The Singing Librarian
•Hands Up Puppet Troupe
•Et Cetera Storytelling Troupe
•Playhouse in the Park
OTHER FUN STUFF
•Brain Quest Trivia Challenge
•Balloon Animals
•Face Painting
•Make-n-Take crafts
•And much more!
INTERACTIVE AUTHOR EVENTS
• Battleship/Pictionary
SPEED DATING
• Gwenda Bond
• Mindee Arnett
• Kristen Simmons
• Katherine Howe
• Laura Bickle
• Jennifer McGowan
KIDS’ CORNER
MEDIA SPONSOR:
AND MORE!
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Special
Thanks
to the following supporters of Books by the Banks
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ORGANIZERS:
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Saturday, October 11, 2014 • 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
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The world-famous Charley Harper
was a Cincinnati-based American
Modernist artist who died in 2007.
However, his son, artist Brett Harper,
and visual artist Matthew Dayler,
repurposed some iconic Harper
images to create a special new
design exclusively for Books by the
Banks.
Brett is a 1971 graduate of Finneytown High School with a BA in English
from Brown University and is now the
director and owner of the Charley
Harper Art Studio in Cincinnati.
Matthew was born in Canada and
earned a BFA in printmaking from
the Art Academy of Cincinnati and a
MFA in studio arts from the Memphis
College of Art. He’s had solo exhibitions around the world. He is currently an assistant professor at the
Art Academy of Cincinnati.
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