 Editorials from the Public First Program aired on Gippsland FM 104.7, Thursdays at 11:00am (AEST). An alternative viewpoint on local, national and international events. Often polemic, always controversial. Highly researched and presented by Shane Elson an award winning radio commentator and producer. Available free of charge. Only ask is that, if used, quoted or otherwise referred to, that proper acknowledgement be given.Primary Format :
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April 2009 #1 - Foot Spas R US
On my way to work on Wednesdays, I sometimes take the long way round. On the longer route I pass a 'spa'. Its housed in a renovated factory type place. You know the kind, all angles, glass and cement. Very trendy and upmarket. The kind of place you don't take the kids, if you know what I mean.
When I walked passed it the other day there was a sign out the front. It read “Easter Bunny Specials” and included the listing “Spiced Chocolate Foot Spa. 15 Mins. $35”. It got me thinking. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
March 2009 #1 - TV or Bust
Have you ever had one of those months where its suddenly the end and you are hard pressed to recall what you did over the last 30 or so days? If so, welcome to the brave new world of disasters, terrors, wars, gluts, downturns, failures, frauds and fiscal miscreants. How are we meant to keep up?
According to the producers and programmers employed by our TV networks, we aren't. They tell us we (that is the unwashed viewing public) don't want tough, thoughtful, insightful programs after a ha ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
January 2009 #1 - Gaza, Gas and War
Have you ever heard of British Gas? Or perhaps the BG Group? Or what about the Consolidated Contractors Company? OK, then what about Tony Blair, Mahmoud Abbas, Ehud Olmert? I guess these last three are recognisable. But what do all these names share in common? Two things Gaza and gas.
In 2000 a $4 billion US dollar gas field was discovered just off shore from the Gaza strip. The field is under waters that, by international recognition, makes it the property of the Palestinians. Kind of li ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 2008 #4 - Gaza Again
As I sat down to finish off the last of the Christmas fare I switched on the evening news. It was not a pretty sight.
The lead item was the latest genocidal attack by Israel against the civilians of the occupied Gaza strip. The first pictures were of the bombing of the university in Gaza city followed by a montage of shots of ambulances disgorging wounded civilians and other pictures of injured children being carried into hospitals by their distraught parents.
Then the cruncher. The repo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 2008 #3 - Gouge Your Eyes Out
So now George Bush knows what its like to be a friend of Dick Cheney! Well, at least the guy didn't have a shotty. Might have made for better tele though! Nonetheless, Muntadhar al-Zeidi will continue to languish in an American controlled Iraqi jail until he confesses … whatever. We haven't seen shoes used in such reverential surroundings since Nikita Khrushchev took off his off and banged them on a desk in the UN.
What is interesting is that his reason for doing so was when a delegate ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 2008 #2 - Human Rights or Our Shame?
Sixty three years ago the global community drew its collective breath and sighed in relief at the end of World War II. Millions had died and many more millions were displaced, suffering under conditions that the so called “civilised” world found repulsive. In a collective head spin the leaders of the “free world” came together to assemble what we now know as the United Nations. Ironically, an Australian politician, Herbert (Doc) Evatt, was the foundation President of the UN.
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Dec 2008 #1 - Dentists, Dole and Private Schools
There are two places I really don't like. The first is dentist's waiting rooms and the second are dole offices. Being in both give me a sense of dread.
In the dentist's waiting room I begin to sweat a little and my knees begin to ache. I imagine the huge I mean really, really big needle that will be plunged into my gums and the way in which my jaw will ache for a day or two afterwards. I imagine the recurrence of the dreaded 'dry socket' which is even worse than the toothache. In the ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Nov 2008 #4 - Not Winning. Losing
Its amazing how time flies when youre having fun. And havent we been having some fun lately. Work, mortgage, work, car repayments, work, groceries, work and on and on it goes.
Meanwhile, out in the real world, elections have been had, grand finals lost, economies collapsing and all that stuff. If it wasnt for the distractions of work, mortgage, work, car repayments, work, groceries, work and so on, one could get very depressed.
Take the oldies. A bunch of them recently got together ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
September 2008 #3 - Goldman's ChickensIts funny, isnt it, that as the capitalist system tries to reinvent itself, the so called market leaders, who caused the problem in the first place, have now been put in charge of designing the fix. Although not unlike putting the foxes in charge of the chicken coop, the main difference is, this time, the farmers are shooting, cleaning and serving up the chooks for the foxes.
One of the main characters in this story is a rather large and influential firm called Goldman Sachs. They are ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
September 2008 #2 - Finance for DummiesHeres how economic life works.
You want to buy something and I own or make what you want to buy. You dont have enough cash at hand to pay for it. In order to obtain enough ready cash to purchase my product or good, you go to a bank and get a loan. This is called being practical.
The bank gets you to sign a contract. Now, in the real world a contract is a document that sets out agreed terms that both parties negotiate. When you go to the bank, the real world stops at the door and you e ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Sept 2008 #1 - In a Split SecondMaking split second decisions is something we do all day. Do we choose the ham and cheese sandwich or the salad and lamb? Do wear the blue shirt or the green one? Do we have our coffee in a mug or a cup? Obviously not all decisions carry the same weight or consequences.I had to make a split second decision last Sunday morning. It was, on reflection, perhaps not my best. I got knocked off my bike by a forby. You know, a Toorak tractor. I certainly didnt expect that outcome from my decision ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
August 2008 #3 - Its all Relative I SupposeThe six thousand dollar a week man lives in a house like ours. Well, it has walls, floors and ceilings. He earns his six thousand dollars a week by occupying a chair in an office in a central city high-rise building. The six thousand dollar a week man has to make important decisions. He is paid, not by the number of decisions he makes, but by remaining committed to theteam and by ensuring that all his decisions are positive towards the team outcomes.
We have an office. Well its really ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
August 2008 #2 - Georgia On My MindYou may have heard about the little stoush being fought out in the Republic of Georgia at present. Georgia is a little country that grew out of the former Soviet Union. Bordered by the Black Sea to the west, Turkey and Armenia to the South, Azerbaijan to the east and Russia to the north, this little country could well be the flash point for a new cold war.The bloody rule of the communist leaders of the former Soviet Union, during most of last century, saw thousands killed and many more disp ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
August 2008 #1 - The Royal GosperEveryone loves freebies. You know, a free hat or t-shirt to remember an event by. Even Royalty like to be in on them. The Olympic Family are royalty. Well at least thats what they like to think of themselves as, not mere mortals who must adhere to the strictures of even mundane things like the truth or moral obligation. No, this group, who control the multibillion-dollar circus we lovingly call The Olympics, are not like us. They inhabit a universe to which many aspire but must remai ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
July 2008 #3 - Obama-Danger to the Middle EastAny of us who have attempted to speakoff the cuff in a public setting know just how dangerous it can be. We can muddle our words, prattle on incoherently and mis-speak important facts. So when it comes to politicians delivering speeches we can rest assured that the words we hear were carefully planned and scripted. Not onlydo the words have to make some kind of sense, they have to fit the established narrative they are creating based on the historic record that precedes them. Of course ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
July 2008 #2 - The Real Danger WithinWe live in troubled times. Perhaps the words of George Orwell in 1984 were prophetic in some small way. Who knows, maybe he did have an alien implant that gave him foresight? But perhaps that is my paranoia speaking. Whatever the situation, it seems that as time passes I cant help but think that things just keep getting curiouser and curiouser.
Before I go on, I think its important to acknowledge that for many communities within our society life is rough, tough and often brutal. There are ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
June 2008 #2 - Lurking Lippy Danger - Reprise
As we read, hear and see more about how the Imperial adventure in the Middle East is going bottom up, a little known terrorist threat is looming on our back door. A bioterrorist threat more dangerous, destructive and devastating than anything seen before. This little discussed threat is, Im sure, being monitored at the highest levels of our intelligence community and is receiving the just attention it deserves. It was only by luck (good or bad is yet to be determined) that I stumbled acro ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
June 2008 #1 - Left Right or Wrong
All hail, the Left is dead! Well at least according to the reality in which Ken Phillips of the Institute of Public Affairs exists. Ken is one of the Directors of this organisation and I guess he is far more qualified than me to make such a bold claim.
In an article in the Business section of The Age a week or so ago, Ken wrote that, About six years ago some left thinkers in Labor made the shift to acceptance of market capitalism. I wont argue against the words he writes but I will t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
May 2008 #4 - Art, Power and Parenting
Most parents begin exercising power over their children by using the fear factor. Dont touch. Youll get burnt or Dont play with that. It / you will break. While these types of directives often have very practical and necessary applications, they do remain a fairly central theme as we try and guide our children / teenagers / young adults through the complex maze we call life.
However, for many parents there comes a time when all we can do is hope that weve given them enough of a ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
March 2008 #2 - Carers, Get a Life
Did you see 4 Corners on the ABC last Monday night? It was about the plight of the grief stricken carers and the burden they carry looking after their disabled loved ones. What a bunch of whingers? I mean, lets do a reality check here. But first some facts, drawn from the most recent federal budget.
According the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, there are 483,550 people in Australia who are cared for by someone in their immediate family or who qu ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
May 2008 # 1 - Bare Chested and Beautiful: Cabbies and Viral Unionism
Blokes with bare chests beat the big end of town! Perhaps that should have been the headline that celebrated the cabbies victory last week. It seems that not only are Melbournes cabbies the proudest and loudest in the country, they are also on the road to becoming the BLF of the 21st century.
But it seems that for some of the nice, quiet people, fighting for your rights as a worker is still something akin to terrorism. This is what is implied by Melissa Fyfe in her article in last Sunday ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
April 2008 #4 - Tom, GE and Bush
About this time five years ago NBC current affairs anchor, Tom Brokaw, always one to ask the "tough" questions, got an exclusive - one on one - interview with George Bush. It was revealing in a number of ways.
Firstly, NBC is owned by General Electric. Of course, GE not only try and ensure that you can make your cuppa in the morning or cook the toast just right, they also try and ensure that your multimillion dollar armaments are delivered to their targets. To warm them up a bit I suppose ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
April 2008 #3 - William Robert and the ANZAC Legacy
William Robert Elson, Serial Number 6733, natural born British Subject, was 21 years and eight months old when he enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on the 4th August 1916. He was sent off to the other side of the world as a private in the 22nd Regiment, 12th Battalion. He was my grandfather.
I grew up in a small town on the northwest coast of Tasmania, not far from where my grandad was born. He noted on his enlistment form that he next of kin was his father, William Elson of Spren ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
April 2008 #2 - Porn, Footy and 9-11
What do pornography, 9-11 and Sydney Swans footballer, Barry Hall, have in common? On the surface not much but I reckon its worth a look.
Last weekend Barry Hall punched and concussed an opposition player in an off ball incident that was, fortunately for the TV networks, captured on film. The incident was repeatedly played on news broadcasts over the next few nights. After Id seen it a few times I started to notice the reactions of the crowd who witnessed the punch that would make ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
April 2008 #1 - The Family
Aint the Olympics great? All the glitz! All the glamour! The prestige and the glory! Wow! Im over the moon about the Olympics and really, really wish I could be part of the family. Dont you? Then again the mafia is often referred to as The Family.
These two multinational organisations have many similarities. Lots of hopefuls are groomed for their future places. The never-could-bes are forgotten or rubbed out of the corporate memory. Lots of men in suits have incomes from indeterminat ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
March 2008 #4 - Human Rights Day 2007. Dateline Kuala Lumpur
It seems to me that wherever you go there are forces at work that seek to prevent the expression of basic human rights.
On December 10th, 1948, the United Nations adopted the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights". The member states, then and now, were expected to accept the basic tenets of the document that was supposed to enshrine, in so called 'democracies', some basic criteria against which they could be measured in their legal frameworks to protect and advance basic human rights.
O ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
March 2008 #3 - Chris Berg - On yer Bike
I reckon that it must be pretty easy to get a job at the Institute for Public Affairs. But first, the grandiose title of the organisation needs some clarification. Firstly, the so-called Institute is not at all concerned with affairs of the public. In fact, and secondly, it has no real interest in the public, affairs or not!
What leads me to sledge the IPA again, is that each time I read their little diatribes in The Age, I am, once more, appalled that the claims the writers make are gi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
March 2008 #2 - Political Animals
Animals. Inhuman. Terrorists. Unmerciful killers of innocent men, women and children. These are just of few of the epithets that are used to describe Palestinians. Not some Palestinians but all of them. The people who use these words are not using them randomly or as mere rhetorical turns of phrase. These words and many others like them, are deeply ingrained into certain classes of the Jewish ruling class and their supporters.
The events of the last few weeks show that our current ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
March 2008 #1 - Kids Business
As Edmond Groves swans around the US trying to flog off bits of his failing empire, mums and dads are getting worried. Now, as it happens, these mums and dads are also tax payers and, so it transpires, they have contributed mightily to the fortunes of Edmond, his missus and a few others in the inner ABC circle.
I found it rather interesting that in the huff and puff of last weeks medias examination of the fall and fall of ABC little attention was paid to the real issue. That of the priv ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
February 2008 # 4 - The Great Council of the 1000
The Third World is alive and well in Australia and a gathering of the great council of 1000 of the chattering, polite classes, gathered in the big house over a weekend, will not change a thing.
Almost unimaginable amounts of money are spent each year in trying to hide this Third World from the polite classes or in attempts to distance the reality of this fact from those of us who choose to live here.
One of the most visible attempts to create a sense of distance between the polite cl ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Februrary 2008 #3 - Dud Laugh
You could say Im a little obsessed by the goings on in the Big House in Canberra over the last week or so. Its been so much fun and the irony, belly laughs and general sense of humour coming out of the place seems to indicate that we did, indeed, get dudded.
The great cultural warriors who championed the demise of political correctness and the rise of Hansonism; those who threw truth overboard as they pursued their purification of the Australian way of life; those who believed that ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
February 2008 #2 - Saying Sorry is Hard to Do
They say saying sorry is the hardest thing to do. So, are you sorry? Really, truly sorry? That seems to be a key question in the big house in Canberra this week. The other key question seems to be, why should I feel sorry? Perhaps Ill start with the latter first.
Being born in the late 50s meant that by the time I grew into some form of understanding my community was still firmly of the view that the First Australians were inferior in many ways. I cant recall anyone actually coming out ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
February 2008 #1 - Anything is Possible
Here we are, the new year and all is well. Well, well for some and not so well for others. 2008 has got off to a flying start. I certainly cant complain. I guess I can but my woes pale into insignificance when compared to others. Nonetheless, I cant help feeling that this year will offer little change for those, who like me, attempt to eek out an income to support a lifestyle to which we would like to become accustomed.
Politically it would seem nothing has changed. Sure we have a new c ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
December 2007 #1 - A Return to Day Zero
One wonders what will become of those who come after us. After so much hullabaloo, cheering, flag waving and chest beating, will we become a more just and equitable society? Will we be able to turn around the prevailing orthodoxies and reclaim the fair go as our own? Will we, in the face of adversity and hardship, be able take back our futures and be able to leave a grand legacy for those that come after us?
I was reminded recently of the way our former Prime Minister, John Howard, disg ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 2007 #2 - K07-The Aftermath
Here we are at the other side of the federal election. No doubt many supporters from both sides woke up on Sunday morning with hangovers and emotions they were not accustomed to.
The man of steel did his usual early morning walk but was shown up to be only chrome plated and the greatest treasurer we have supposedly known, eventually walked (and I dont blame him actually). Me Too K07 got up as did a swathe of other Labor party hacks.
The Democrats finally got what they deserve, altho ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
November 2007 #1 - Cup Day and Dictators
The news has been telling me that a horse won the Melbourne Cup this week. I guess that as sure a horse will win that race a politician or two will win the Big Race to the House on the Hill later this month. The major difference is, that we only have to waste a few days on the Cup and the horse will eventually be put out to pasture.
Thinking about horse racing and politics has led me to the following conclusions. The first is that both cost millions to get up and running. The second is th ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
October 2007 #3 - A Day at the Races
Glad you could join me from Randwick for todays Election Guineas. Its a strong field and all bets are now in. The gates are closed and they settle. And theyre off and racing in the 2007 Election Guineas. And what a strong field it is.
Howards Luck got away quickly and Rudds Hope was caught on the hop. Turnbulls Quagmire looks like it got away from the jockey a little while Gillards Dream is a strong starter. Business Council is looking good and Church Lobby is keeping up.
Back in ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
October 2007 #2 - Gunns and the Roosters
When I was a kid and it was legal to keep chooks in a backyard pen, we had, for a time, a rather rowdy rooster. When he wasnt fluffing himself up to prove his dominance, or crowing at random, he was chasing the chooks. Of course, once he was deemed fat enough, he made his journey to our Sunday lunch table. I would suggest though, that this was not in the manner to which he had become accustomed.
It would seems the roosters are crowing in Tasmania, in Canberra and no doubt, in a few other ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
October 2007 #1 - We Are All Witnesses
She lay just beside us, a young pretty woman lying on her back. She lay there as if sunbathing in the heat, and the blood running from her back was still wet. The murderers had just left. She just lay there, feet together, arms outspread, as if she had seen her saviour. Her face was peaceful, eyes closed, a beautiful woman whose head was granted a strange halo. For a clothes line hung above her and there were childrens trousers and some socks pegged to the line. Other clothes lay scatter ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
September 2007 #2 - Blackwater USA - Private War
We all fight a daily battle within ourselves as we negotiate a complex moral and ethical world in which conflicting values, practices and beliefs might otherwise send us stir crazy. Do we attempt to buy Australian only to find that our budget doesnt stretch that far? Do we allow our teenage children to go to that party even though we trust them? Do we vote for a party that will look after our individual interests or do we vote for one that advocates collective responsibility?
Each of t ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
September 2007 #1 - Agent of the State
How much security can you buy for $250 million these days? Thugs acting as agents of the state and not much else it would seem. The incredibly audacious stunt by the ABCs Chaser comedy team showed just how ridiculous the whole war on terror scaremongering is. A dozen people dressed up as security guards, driving or running beside black limos containing, among others, someone dressed up as Osama bin Laden, kind of really tells us who the joke is on.
With passes that read, APEC 2007 Cha ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
August 2007 #5 - Cousins of Gunns
When the wealthy begin to slog it out, you can rest assured that there is more to it than meets the eye. The latest stoush between the rich of Sydneys harbour suburbs is being framed as something we should be interested in. And, on one level, we should.
Gunns have just about got their way in Tasmania and the Sydneysiders are arguing over the merits of the largest pulp mill in the southern hemisphere going ahead or not. What intrigues me is that John Howard hasnt jumped in to support Mal ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
August 2007 #3 - Which god?
In the latest bit of me tooism to come from Kevin call me 07 Rudd we find that not only is he prepared to support one god, he seems to be taking out a divine insurance policy with the whole lot of them. Last week Kev and John went toe to toe for the Christians. They both claimed god was a neutral observer when it came to politics and that although they each felt they were doing gods work here on earth, the other bloke most certainly wasnt.
Looking at the detail of their speeches ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
August 2007 #2 - Run to Paradise
You might have heard or seen the news reports about the way in which Olympic athletes will be gagged when it comes to talking about Chinas human rights and other abuses while theyre in Beijing next year. However the head of the Australian Olympic Committee, John Coates, denied that this was the case. He told the eager media that the athletes were free to discuss anything they wanted. He told them, I imagine youll all be very keen to obtain the views of our athletes and if they want to ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
August 2007 #1 - SIM Cards and Generosity
I wonder how long it will be before you or I or someone we know is given the Haneef treatment? Judging by the hyperbole emanating from Canberra and the willingness for politicians and police to ignore fundamental rights, it should not be too long.
Within many cultures the idea of collective ownership, or at the least a willingness to share goods, means that little thought is given to the potential ramifications of a good deed. In many cultures the focus of ownership is not necessarily on ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
July 2007 #4 - Repackaging Cigarettes and Politicians
Back in the 1980s I used to do a lot of work for the corporate PR industry. Product launches, big public spectacle events, conferences; that type of thing. Included in that line up of companies that I worked for, was a multinational tobacco company. One of the biggest promotions they did was when they introduced a new brand and wanted to ensure that it was positioned front and centre in the mind of smokers. They spent millions of dollars, invested would be the world they used, to promot ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
July 2007 #3 - Body of Evidence
The human body, the carrier of the soul, heart and mind is, to my way of thinking, the most important site of conflict on earth. It is the site upon which a judge, jury and executioner all perform their roles. Roles that if carried out according to humane, just and moral principles, allow us to live without fear and to enjoy freedom, hope and liberty.
Im writing this thinking of two bodies, those of David Hicks (David Hicks who?) and Mohamed Haneef. These two men embody the political bat ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
July 2007 #2 - Oceans of Money
In a world awash with money, fame and fortune, it isnt surprising that politicians have been recruited to ensure that the oceans of cash are kept flowing ever upwards.
A few weeks ago the Victorian Premier, Steve Bracks, became a star. The vehicle that propelled him into the world of stardom was a multi million dollar advertising campaign designed with one thing in mind; to convince a certain set within the ruling classes that his government was on their side.
Just a couple of weeks ago ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
July 2007 #1 - Cold Racism
The Howard government recently sent in the troops to stamp out sexual abuse in Aboriginal communities. Mal Brough, an ex military man, was almost slavering at the opportunity to send in some of his old mates to sort out the moral panic his government had created. After ignoring a pile of reports and inquiries into the woeful state of many remote Indigenous communities, it seems the sleeping beast that is our government awoke and began devouring the latest victim group.
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