donovan?>> guest: good question. you would think they would be because both served honorably in the war. truman also had particular affection for medal of honor winners in world war i and world war ii. one of the most pleasant duties he had as president was spinning on for medal of honor to recipients of the lord appeared that these were two guys that had different personalities, different approaches and there is just bad karma between them. they were never going to get along and even after the war, truman continued to hold a grudge against donovan. at one point truman was given a st. patrick's day speech, where his aids had put donovan's name in the speech as one of the heroes, one of the irish-american heroes. treatment cross that may not put another person saying they appeared >> host: what was his relationship with fdr? >> guest: it was a complicated relationship in roosevelt had a complicated relationship with all his senior aides. donovan was not close to roosevelt, but not many a4. pers

donovan used to call him his professor moriarty after the sherlock holmes character. stanley lovell made things like the miniature cameras that spies have to use. with silencers, incendiary devices, pencil like incendiary devices used as explosives. donovan was very, very interested, for example, in truth drugs, fascinated by the use of truth drugs and interrogation. so he had, stanley lovell had one of his officers test out the truth drug on a new york mobster, a guy named little all geek, okay this was a new york guy who worked for the oss. he had little on the up to his apartment for some smokes and a chat one day. and little obvious are puffing away on a cigarette which is laced with the truth drug, puffing away, puffing away, slowly get the silly grin on his

donnelly >> jacqueline donovan >> william donovan >> stephen scott dorf >> thomas dowd >> kevin dowdellh doyle >> joseph michael doyle >> mandell dre -- randall drake. >> stephen patrick driscoll >> mirna a. duarte >> luke dudek. >> and my great and wonderful mother. we love you and miss you and i know you are looking down and smiling at us. >> and my sister, -- . you were a special angel sent by god, love by all, taken but not forgotten. you are forever in our hearts. >> christopher michael duffy >> gerard duffy >> michael joseph duffy >> thomas w. duffy >> antoinette duger jackie duggin. >> sareve dukat >> christopher joseph dunne >> richard anthony dunstan >> patrick thomas dwyer >> joseph anthony eacobacci >> john bruce eagleson >> edward earhardt >> robert douglas eaton >> dean phillip eberling >> margaret ruth echtermann rights and my mother. >> and my uncle, uncle dave, we love you, miss you, and we will never forget you. >> paul robert eckna >> constantine economos >> dennis michael edwards >> michael hardy edwards >> christine egan >> lisa egan >> martin j. egan, jr. >> michael

consiguen el empate parcial landon donovan en los 91 y juninho gana galaxy.as. esto es el liderato absoluto. >>se quedó a trece milesimas de luis del campeonato de bateo >>y serafines terminaron con una derrota ante texas >>mike napoli anota >>pero la locura fue en el este, baltimore da la vuelta al partido en la novena y ganan boston aspiraba a la temporada. reys remontaron ganando con jonron de locura en la parte baja, evan longoria es el héroe del partido. boston se queda con las manos vacías texas enfrentara a tampa bay son las cosas del fútbol es la información deportiva, continuemos con más >>que tal amigos muy buenas noches de lleno a la información la línea costera hace lo suyo, las temperaturas se mantienen en promedio 67 grados mañana otro día despejado.para las costas sobre 75 grados en méxico deja ya de ser huracán hillary, gira al norte y se aleja de la línea costera de california y baja california en la republica mexicana >>desciende temperatura para el sábado. es así como pinta toda esta semana y el fin de semana. le va a cocinar hamburguesas a

fitzsimons salvatore fiumefreddo christina donovan flannery eileen flecha andre g. fletcher carl m.inger john joseph florio joseph walken flounders >> i read it today on behalf of my brother, patrick, and my cousins, thomas collins, and of other firefighters. >> and for my father. my little sister turns 20 today and daddy would be so proud of you. david fodor michael n. fodor stephen mark fogel thomas foley david j. fontana chih min foo godwin forde donald a. foreman christopher hugh forsythe claudia alicia foster noel john foster sandra n. foster ana fosteris robert joseph foti jeffrey fox virginia fox >> dennis michael edwards. >> and my beautiful daughter and her beloved husband, peter. rest in peace, my beloved. pauline francis virgin francis gary jay frank morton h. frank peter christopher frank colleen l. frasier richard k. fraser kevin j. frawley clyde frazier, jr. lillian inez frederick andrew fredricks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan wayne friedlander andrew keith friedman >> and my husband, jack, who proudly serve our city for 32 ye

donovan is the most experienced player with 137 caps and 46 goals. the team is off to a promising start. >> we're trying to improve individually, that is what is going on. >> the team is ambitious but they're only ranked 28th in the world. a lot of hard work lies ahead. >> we will be back with our report. >> don't go away. >> welcome back, everyone. in the world of art collecting, things are not always as they appear. the biggest art for jury trial in german history opened thursday. the four defendants are charged with forging and selling copies of long-lost paintings by famous artists. it seems a gain of forgers funneled up to 50 counterfeit paintings on to the market. the operation was not explosion astonished exposed until an auction house sold what was believed to be a painting by the painter -- only then did the experts inspect the painting and discover it was a fake. that sparked the investigation was revealed that several other auction houses had fallen for the fake pieces of art. >> it was one detail that uncovered the forgeries. this sticker

after that he'll join us here on our booktv set to take your calls about wild bill donovan and modern american espionage. after that you'll have the chance to talk with another pulitzer rise-winning author. sid hard that knew carry won the 2011 prettier for general nonfiction. after we're done with mr. knew car eye, christy miller will be talking about her book on woodrow wilson's first ladies, ellen and edith. now, that book is part of the university of kansas press' first ladies' series. ms. miller will then join us again here in our booktv set to talk about ellen and edith woodrow wilson's first ladies. adam good hart published the civil war awakening. he'll be here for a call-in show as well. that's at about 4 p.m. eastern time this afternoon, and then in about four hours david mccull laugh will be in the history and biography text talking about his most recent book, "the greater journey: americans in paris." after that the pulitzer prize-winning historian will be with us to take your calls, e-mails and tweets. in fact, booktv will join mr. mccullough in the history and biography

also dead 67-year-old florence donovan gunderson. >> in a few short hours, we lost the same amount of soldiers we lost in the "operation iraqi enduring freem." >> reporter: sheriffs say the suspect opened fire and marched into the restaurant toward the table of the uniformed guardsmen and shot each one. >> this is the most devastating attack on our community in carson city history. yesterday our town was shocked to the core. >> authorities are still not sure if the gunman targeted the victims. family members said he was mentally troubled but did not have a criminal record. the entire area has been cordoned off ands abouts in the area are -- and bizs in the area -- cash businesses in the area are still shut down. tara moriarty. >> thank you. >>> and details are still emerging from the gunman. public record show sencion was born in mexico but had a u.s. passport. they say hit family hinted had a -- his family hinted he had a problem -- history of mental problems. a neighbor say investigators swarmed the home of sencion's parents. >> the cul-de-sac that we live on, there was not a parkin

. >> reporter: a civilian was also killed. 67-year-old florence donovan gunderson and seven more injured. >> there's been no information gathered that links the suspect to the business in any manner. the mental health history remains under investigation. >> reporter: he eventually killed himself, leaving no note. only questions and pain. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> police placed him into protective custody back in april of 2000. he fought with officers but was not charged. >> many changes since the september 11 attacks nearly ten years ago. the rebuilding of ground zero, the increased security at airports. a bay area landmark has also faced some changes. the sidewalks of the golden gate bridge were closed for several months for fears it would be targeted by terrorists. since then, the bridge has undergone $15 million in security upgrades, including fencing and other protective devices. roads once open to the public are w closed. and patrols have increased. >> we have bicycles and motorcycles on patrol, cars on patrol. we have support from air assets. and since 9/11, 2001, those resour

. >> reporter: a civilian was also killed, 67-year-old florence donovan gunderson and seven more were injured. >> there's been no information gathered that links the suspect to the business in any manner. the suspect's mental health history does remain under investigation. >> reporter: sencion eventually killed himself, leaving no note, only questions and pain. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, carson city, nevada. >>> now to texas where the weather finally gave firefighters a break in their efforts to contain those massive wildfires. nbc's jay gray is on the front lines east of austin. jay, good evening. >> reporter: hey, there, harry. firefighters did make progress today but it's still a slow go for so many who can't get back into their neighborhoods because of hot spots there. they're forced to rely on things like this, lists of homes that have been destroyed for any real solid information about what they be left. as firefighters walk the path of the blaze in some places the flames are finally gone. but the devastating effects of the fire are scattered everywhere. >> we spent a lot of ti

is still fangio paul donovan and larry hathaway and they've released a report which they examined what would happen if the euro broke up so the consequences of a weak country left the euro zone so like italy or greece or portugal or spain they would it would result in their khana me of a up to fifty percent g.d.p. collapse in the first year but then they go on to say if germany left it would result in a twenty to twenty five percent collapse in their g.d.p. it would also cause the global trade to collapse u.b.s. is in the business of churning people's accounts on mercifully and make u.b.s. brokers and bankers money every day they come out with a news story and it's usually a contradiction of the previous day's story if you listen to u.b.s. turning these other bankers you're going to lose everything because there are there are fraud they're completely other fraud and they've been shown to be fraudulent nineteen different ways to sunday and that's not going to change their business model is fraud all these banks same thing so speaking of varying costs for bailing out systems or bailing o

donnelly jacqueline donovan william h.cott dorf thomas dowd kevin dowdell mary yolanda dowling raymond mathew downey frank joseph doyle joseph michael doyle randall drake stephen patrick driscoll charles drose mirna a. duarte luke a. dudek >> and my beautiful amazing mother. i love you and miss you. i hope you are proud of all of us and i know you are looking down smiling upon us. >> and my sister, bridget. you are a special angel sent by god, loved by all, taken but not forgotten. you are for ever in our hearts. christopher michael duffy firefighter gerard duffy michael joseph duffy thomas w. duffy antoinette duger sareve dukat dunnek christopher joseph dunne richard anthony dunstan patrick thomas dwyer joseph anthony eacobacci john bruce eagleson robert douglas eaton dean phillip eberling margaret ruth echtermann >> and my brother. >> and my uncle. uncle dave, we love you, miss you, and we will never forget you. paul robert eckna constantine economos barbara g. edwards dennis michael edwards michael hardy edwards christi

. >> jeremiah donovan took issue with the pins.y has taken issue with the pins in the past. he mentioned the pins and also called the family supporters, the petit family supporters, the p pepetit pausy, which family members talk issue with. >> was dr. petit there? >> yes. many were sitting in the same seats they sat through during the steven hays trial. you know, dr. petit, his sister, father, mother, jennifer hawk pettit's father and mother. a lot of friends and family. it was a packed seating for that side of the family. >> what about the family of the suspect. i understand they are expected to appear during the trial. were they there today? >> they are expected to appear and during prelimb preliminary. there was a woman who sat on his side briefly, but she left and we were never able to figure out who she was. >> you tweeted that judge said they expect this case it take no more than three weeks. bottom line, since there are so many similarities, as you point out, helen, what is the biggest different this go-round to you? >> you'

david, great to have you and next to david is john donovan, chief technology officer for at&t. thank you for coming, john. and his role, he oversees the global technology and product development, network and engineering operations, at&t labs and the security and intellectual property of the organization. so thank you both for coming. david, i'm going to open up with you. i guess from a macro perspective, talk to usbout the role of broadband and economic development in terms of investment in broadband infrastructure and what is your experience will be the most effective in terms of stimulating economic growth? >> thanks, bob and great to be here and carrying through on the football theme, one of my other part-time jobss i'm chair of the trustees of the university of pennsylvania and i wanted dr. walton to know we are also going to be focused on academics. [laughter] >> i have to finish, as a guy who played football at the university of pennsylvania and only way i could get in -- [laughter] >> so, and i think that question really helps to tee up the question of why broad broadban

will begin right here at the history of biography with doug wilder who has written about wild bill donovan, the spymaster who created the oss and the modern american espionage. then we will do a call-in with him. another pulitzer winner, who has written a book called the emperor of all melodies, a biography of cancer. it won the pulitzer in 2011 for general nonfiction. we will also be taking your calls as well. following that christie miller will be here in the history and biotemp. she has written a book, ellen and edith woodrow wilson's first ladies and then we will do a call-in segment with her. adam goodhart. his book this year come 1861 about the start of the civil war. he will be presenting here in the tent and then we will do a call-in with him as well and we will wrap up tomorrow with the historian and another pulitzer winner, david mccullough. he will be here in the history and biotens and he will, on stage as he did here today with isabel wilkerson, david mccullough to continue the conversation. thanks for being with us. enjoy the rest of your weekend. [applause] [inaudible conver

so melody barnes was there, valerie jarrett was there, secretary of hud donovan was there and others,y answering some hard questions from the internet audience about, one, you know, what is hud doing around fha and not just african-american homeowners, but how will fha look going forward and how is this bill going to affect it. those kind of questions. it was a total and complete shock when valerie -- melody barnes introduced the president to come forward. he wasn't scheduled to be there. i think one, it showed the real emphasis the president has now on making sure that he is the head messenger on this bill, that he's not allowing other surrogates to be in front of him on this. we know that he's going to be in ohio, which is also my home state, that's in a great need as it relates to jobs. he's going to be in north carolina. i don't think we've seen him really be on front of an issue like this from a message standpoint since the health care bill and i think many of his supporters are happy to see him, not just being willing to be on the front end of it but challenging the gop to step

please welcome hud secretary, the honorable shaun donovan.>> our next palace was named one of the top 25 women business builders in the country by fast company magazine. in 1996, she founded pinnacle, and information technology service provider to the fortune 500. under her leadership the company has become the fastest growing firm in a $20 billion industry. and now has revenues of $200 million, with 3000 consultants across the united states in canada. she currently serves on the board of several large corporations and is chairman of the u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce. please welcome nina vica. [applause] >> our next panelist is dedicated his career to diversity in the workplace. he's the president and owner of a diversity consulting and search firm, and he's also the board chairman of the society for human resource management. it is the largest organization devoted to the effective and inclusive people strategies with nearly 260,000 members around the world. before starting his own firm he was that can as president of leadership developme

and next to david is john donovan, chief technology officer for at&t. thank you for coming, john. and his role, he oversees the global technology and product development, network and engineering operations, at&t labs and the security and intellectual property of the organization. so thank you both for coming. david, i'm going to open up with you. i guess from a macro perspective, talk to us about the role of broadband and economic development in terms of investment in broadband infrastructure and what is your experience will be the most effective in terms of stimulating economic growth? >> thanks, bob and great to be here and carrying through on the football theme, one of my other part-time jobs is i'm chair of the trustees of the university of pennsylvania and i wanted dr. walton to know we are also going to be focused on academics. [laughter] >> i have to finish, as a guy who played football at the university of pennsylvania and only way i could get in -- [laughter] >> so, and i think that question really helps to tee up the question of why broad broadband is part of an infrastr

if confirmed as inspector general, i will stress the need for collaboration with secretary donovan and staff to ensure that resources are being effectively and efficiently implemented. i will work to ensure early detection of warning signs of fraud and abuse through audits, reviews, and investigations. every employee will focus on prevention while insuring that all funds lost are fully recovered. a key priority if i am confirmed will be to maintain a strong partnership with this committee and the congress. the law must be implemented in a manner that fulfills your intent and the very real needs for the people of whom they were written. with the state of our economy and limited resources, it is never been more important to ensure that every dollar spent is spent well. given my background, i understand the responsibilities that the position will require. i believe the knowledge i have gained of public service in investigative and oversight rules makes me uniquely qualified and prepared for the new challenges that i will face should be confirmed. i would look forward to the opportunity to

sunday, douglas wallace on american spy master, wild bill donovan. christine miller on woodrow wilson of three first ladies. look for our entire national book festival schedule, including call in sweat isabel wilkerson at booktv.org. today, the net obama addressed the u.n. general assembly worries said the israeli- palestinian conflict must be resolved through direct negotiations. the palestinian president is expected to formally submit a bid for full un membership. the u.s. has said it will veto the resolution. benjamin netanyahu and mr. abbas will address the assembly on friday. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, i like to talk to you about a subject that is at the heart. war and conflict have been with us since the beginning of civilization. in the first part of the 20th century, the advance of modern weapons need that to death on a staggering scale. this killing compels of the founders. -- compels the founders of this body to build an institution that was focused, not just on ending one war, but on averting a others. a union of sovereign states

one sunday, douglas wallace on wild bill donovan, woodrow wilson's first ladies, and on the greater journey on americans in paris. look for the entire book festival schedule including call-in olli's act -- call-in's at booktv.org. >> they have agreed to remove the question regarding one's sexual orientation from the greater than application and will not be asked in the interim. >> marking the end of don't ask, don't tell and that more than 14,000 discharged service members can apply for reinstatement. follow the history online through the archives at the c- span video library. >> this c-span networks providing coverage of politics, public affairs, nonfiction books, and american history. but for congress to continue federal spending until november. keep tabs on the deficit committee as they formulate a plan to lower the debt. all the presidential candidates as they campaigned across the country. all available on television, radio come on line, and on social media websites. search any time with the c-span video library. we are on the road with the local content vehicles. showing events around

after year and so despite a variety of measures that have been taken under particularly secretary donovan's administration with raising the mortgage insurance premiums of three times, changing the underwriting requirements putting the scores and please, changing product tones, eliminating the lenders that were not originating responsibly it's still subject to the economics of the housing system and i have no inside information obviously. i left the administration, but i am concerned that just given the housing market and the seasoning of some of these big portfolios like the 2009 portfolio and other potential impacts from the reverse mortgage program that there may be some impact to the capitol reserve ratio, and i would hate to see it go negative, but the good news about the program has operated under the full faith and credit of the u.s. treasury, but i am certain it will bring extraordinary criticism and focus should adopt - on the study comes out at the end of the fiscal year that ends at the end of september and usually it is early november. so i am anxious to see how that is doing deu

and sunday, american spy master wild bill donovan.avid mccullough on the greater journey, americans in paris. look for our entire national book festival schedule and call- ins at booktv.org. >> of the joint chiefs of staff agreed to remove the record -- question regarding one's sexual orientation on future versions of the enlistment application and will not be asked in the engine room. >> this week marked the end of the policy that kept -- that kept of the league gay and lesbian personnel serving in the military. at service members can apply for reinstatement. follow the history of "don't ask, don't tell" online at the c-span video library. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joan goldwasser is a senior reporter at complete years -- kick earlier is the finest magazine. people will look of the credit scores, they want to make a purchase or are concerned about their credit. tell us about what they find out and how it could be different than what a company might find out? guest: there are numerous credit scores. we always think abou

please welcome the hud secretary, the honorable sean donovan. [applause] >> our next panelist was named one of the top 25 women in business builders in the country by fast company magazine. in 1996 she founded the pinnacle, and information technology services provider to the fortune 500. under her leadership the country has become the fifth fastest growing firm and a 20 billion-dollar industry and now has revenues of $200 million, the 3,000 consultants across the united states and canada. she currently serves on the board of several large corporations and is the chairman of the u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce. please welcome nina. he's the president and the owner of the diversity consulting firm and he's also the board chairman of the society for human resource management shrm devoted to inclusive people strategies with nearly 260,000 members around the world. before starting his own firm he was the vice president of leadership development and diversity and was responsible for the nationally recognized diversity strategy for more than 90 daily

and as for a class, a similar project to connect class, the thing that fascinates me about the donovanmily is that they were so well educated and really middle-class or even even possibly upper-middle-class and certainly many members of her family are quite upper-middle-class now, partly measured by educational accomplishments and professional professional -- professional choices. yet, during the campaign, the president emphasized his mother as the single mother on food stamps. she may well have been on food stamps as a graduate student, but it doesn't quite bring up the class position that in fact was the class position of that family. i guess my general feeling is it is also much more complicated than murky than we ever as americans give it credit for. postcode i remember during the campaign senator obama would talk about getting up very early in the morning. 4:00 a.m. i believe. and his mother saying this isn't easy for me, buster. this was an example of what he went through, but also what his mother required if herself and himself. what does that tell us with about four minutes ago

in on african-american migration north and west and sunday douglas waller on americans wild bill donovan, christine miller on woodrow wilson's first ladies, and david mccullough on the credit journey americans in paris. live for our entire festival, including collins booktv.org. >> in my opinion i think that the, you know, the bounds of academic freedom have just been pushed too far. >> in the faculty lounges ten years job for life entitlement mentality needs to go. >> basically professors of cooking who now have, professors of the social studies who have tenure. when pressed someone at a up or a professor who is telling the party line we will say, oh, well, when the someone with tenure and security study said that they can talk about immigration, even though it is controversial, and someone in the tissue most of these cities to be able to say something controversial about obesity. >> that and other reasons why you won't get the college is case you paid for sunday night c-span q&a. >> of form and u.s. debt and deficit reduction looking at what the joint deficit reduction committee should

sunday, douglas waller on wild bill donovan. christy miller on woodrow wilson's first ladies and the greater journey, americans in paris. look for our entire schedule and including call-ins at booktv.org. >> and we are back live at the tv gallery waiting to hear from nancy pelosi. she is expected to talk about the short-term spending measure that failed to pass in the house last night. the democratic leader today doubled down on the democrats' opposition to the bill. she said her troops won't tie the emergency disaster fund to debate over deficit reduction. nancy pelosi saying we are not going to balance the budget on the backs of people who have been affected by natural disasters. along those lines the chamber of commerce indicated support for a program that was targeted for cuts in that bill last night as part of the offsets last night. the chamber of commerce today indicated to members of the senate that support a department of energy program aimed at helping u.s. automakers more fuel efficient cars, making it more difficult

and next to david is john donovan, chief technoly officer for at&t. thank you for coming, john. and his role, he oversees the global technology and product development, network and engineering operations, at&t labs and the security and intellectual property of the organization. so thank you both for coming. vid, i'm going to open up with you. i guess from a macro perspective, talk to us about the role of broadband and economic development in terms of investment in broadband infrastructure and what is your experience will be the most effective in terms of stimulating economic growth? >> thanks, bob and great to be here and carrying through on the football theme, one of my other part-time jobs is i'm chair of the trustees of the university of pennsylvania and i wanted dr. walton to know we are also going to be focused on academics. [laughter] >> i have to finis as a guy who played football at the university of pennsylvania and only way i could get in -- [laughter] >> so, and i think that question really helps to tee up the question of why broad broadband is part of an infrastructu

please welcome hud secretary, the honorable shaun donovan.applause] ♪ >> our next panelist was named one of the top 25 women business builders in the country by fast company magazine. in 1996, she founded an information technology services provider to the fortune 500. under her leadership, the company has become the fifth fastest-growing firms in the $20 billion industry and now has revenues of $200 million dollars with 3000 consultants across the u.s. and canada. she serves on the board of several large corporations and is chairman of the u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce. please welcome nina. [applause] >> our next panelist is dedicated his career to diversity in the workplace. use the president and owner of a diversity consulting in search firm, and use the board chairman of the society for human research management. it is the world's largest organization devoted to effective than inclusive people strategies, with nearly 260,000 members around the world. before starting his own firm, he was vice-president of leadership development and dive

and next to david is john donovan, chief technology officer for at&t. thank you for coming, john. and his role, he oversees the global technology and product development, network and engineeringperations, at&t labs and the securitand intellectual property of the organization. so thank you both for coming. david, i'm going to on up with you. i guess from a macro perspective, talk to us about the role of broadband and economic development in terms of investment in broadband infrastructure and what is your experience will be the most effective in terms of stimulating economic growth? >> thanks, bob great to be here and carrying through on the football theme, one of my other part-time jobs is i'm chair of the trustees of the university of pennsylvania and i wanted dr. walton to know we are also going to be focused on academics. [laughter] >> i have to finish, as a guy who played football at the university of pennsylvania and only way i could get in -- [laughter] >> so, and i think that question really helps to tee up the question of why broad broadband is part of annfrastructure panel

that was wild bill donovan. in the beginning, he was kind of like a player and a pickup basketball game, looking for regions and operations anywhere he could find it. for example, the philips lamp company that made them so bland overseas may still be in business. donovan arranged privately to have a salesman when they went on sales calls to report back to him, particularly in occupied countries but they saw and what they heard. the kodak company. in my day to make a brownie cameras, disposable cameras today. that and they had thousands of camera clubs around the united states. donovan arranged for the camera club to send him the photos that tourists had taken of military importance i around the world. another project he hashed with project cigar. good american airways. there is now a new tv series pan am stewardess or whatever. but, project cigar, donovan arranged privately that the ticket agents for pan am and africa would report to him on the movements of throughout the continent so he could keep track of acce

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