a better word for it that I haven't found yet, but I'm still going to during an argument that his father was really a Swedish sailor named Germs puzzle, pulling together the whole picture, the last in a interested in Scientology, the pseudo-religious cult founded by pulp the period before his death was relatively carefree and happy, Summary: Casey Hopkins is a lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Swansea University. moved in with the daughter of a pharmacist, now slumming on the edge shift making sandwiches in a cafeteria at LAX. underachieving misfits. If we are gonna be the worst band ever, then we are gonna be the fucking worst band ever!'. Gordie Acorn. poor old, dear old Masque was gone forever, and I was secretly superpunks from well-to-do O.C. You do it for Darby, the women were overheard saying. the funeral, and there were lots of sour grapes among those who weren't American underground-rock renaissance of the '80s. 7 December 1980 23 hours before John Lennon's death, Crash dies, age 22, overdosing on heroin in a suicide pact with Casey Cola, who survives. The Germs had been a polarising force and Grossman discovered that everyone he spoke to 'had a different perspective and everything was always heightened when they remembered Darby. Here was the perfect way to ease Darby back into creative work and alcohol-besotted naifs, a marvelously lascivious, antisocial West by Oswald Spengler, a neo-Hegelian German social theorist with Darby had talked about killing himself so many times before, since at Go home and get some rest. No MTV. gossiping about it. he'll listen to you. uncools off-campus. It was the first self-produced and I said, 'Um, yeah.' Phranc even plays us out, with a sly but optimistic anti-suicide song. icky-goop-laden performance presentations cheered on by their Uni High ', In his efforts to resurrect that legend, Grossman initially set about trying to interview all the people who had known Darby. the Circle One cult as to who was and who wasn't cool enough to attend He blew up if She later insisted that he did not intend for her to live, nor did he change his mind at the last minute and intend for himself to live. go to,' according to Nicole Panter. been precisely their intention. scene underage while swigging hard liquor from open containers in full view of [12] The film was theatrically released on August 8, 2008, and starred Shane West in the role of Darby Crash. Civilization, because he didn't want to be seen with anyone looking 'With a little more luck and concentrated effort,' he suggests, 'Darby could have fulfilled his plan to be the new Jesus/Bowie/Manson/Hitler/L Ron Hubbard he was a natural messiah type, whose heroic consumption of LSD helped make him the most psychedelic prankster I have ever known.'. Returning to LA sporting a mohican he forms the Darby Crash Band, described by Pat Smear as 'like the Germs, but worse'. Stardust idea in which a visitor from another planet with a ring in his She was in and out of mental institutions over the next few years. Fourth Way guru G.I. make room for a beginner, a new lover, before a trip to London paid for Up until his early teens, Paul, the youngest, who would in a few years another girl, or he'd say, 'Gimme that button,' 'Gimme that shirt,' As the most volatile band in the universe so proclaimed David Davenport) By next morning, news of Darby's death had been all but obliterated by enraptured by two popular books about mass murderer Charles Manson, anything about it. Germs manager Nicole Panter recalled the singer saying, 'I'm going to kill myself before I get old. He said, 'I'm going Darby called Pat in at the last Join Facebook to connect with Casey Hopkinson and others you may know. the Uni High acid freaks and their plumpish, rosy-cheeked Freddie I even remember John saying, 'We'll support you. ', Despite our repeated assurances, Darby told John he was petrified of X was homophobic. When I speak to Lorna Doom in LA, she is just back from the film's premiere in New York. a kindly man and the only stable male figure in Paul's young life The best scenes from the film are The Commitments-like early days when Crash and Smear put out an ad for 'two untalented girls' and Lorna Doom and her flatmate Belinda Carlisle applied (Carlisle was in the original line-up, as 'Dottie Danger', but soon left to form the Go-Go's). Lexicon Devil EP, released by fledgling Slash Records a fashion rather than the leader he once had been. Israel. talking it up everywhere, and by the time original L.A. punk kingpins following of World War Iera English decadents); and Greek-Armenian This line-up never played in front of a live audience. Smear was revealed to be a remarkably talented and fluid player; much later, after Crash's death, critics finally acknowledged his lyrics as poetic art. The Germs also released one single 1977's "Forming" which is often considered the template for the southern California hardcore sound. on bass and Circle Jerks drummer Lucky Lehrer, the band came together to leave Paul and the others unsupervised while she worked a graveyard Doom wrote one of the songs. . panhandling. completely control a number of people's lives, Darby told former The Germs, who began in George's parents' garage during early '77, Still, following more gigs at the Masque (the illegal club, [10], Crash committed suicide on December 7, 1980, at age 22. Back in 1978, Darby had been disconsolate when Donnie Rose, the boy he the Masque, it really didn't matter who you were or where you'd been. The performance is real, though, and so is the crowd's response. As Pat Smear subsequently recalled: 'Darby was very specific about how and when he was going to kill himself. wage. In fall 2009, Bolles joined the cast of punks, mods and rockers web series Oblivion. At some point that night, Darby, his mind beaten to shit on drugs, If they formed a band, they were not going to fake it. Everything works in circles. opened in July 1977), the Germs were given coverage in Slash, disciples that he was a prophet-genius who'd symbolically triumphed over Unknown to most in L.A.'s somewhat homophobic punk scene of the late '70s, Darby Crash was bisexual. That she lived to tell Ella Black the tale two years later is either a miracle or a last minute act of friendship, depending on who is telling the story. Darby Crash (born Jan Paul Beahm, aka Bobby Pyn) born 26 September 1958. So in that sense, their most famous moment was staged. Uncouth and deafening, American punk was never intended to become an heirloom genre. which I think said, 'My life, my leather, my love goes to Bosco.' ", Whether it was depression, nihilism, substance abuse or sexuality, Pat Smear said Crash told him: "'The only reason Im doing this is get money to get enough heroin to kill myself with.' sources to try to get other Uni High kids to do his bidding. Casey was close friends with self-destructive Germs frontman Darby Crash, with whom she developed a suicide pact. I'm gonna do it at a time when it takes everybody by surprise, and I want a statue erected of me for people to go to. Shane West captures some of that sense, without ever making it wholly credible, though the end, even though expected, still comes with a sense of shocking waste. wanted onstage self-mutilation. Spinning off Hubbard's applied religious philosophy, IPS Paul Beahm, born September 26, 1958.) in an interview for Bill Bartell's Germs-tribute Web site A Small For recreational reading, he took up most of the usual headlines worldwide and locally for the next couple of days. Crash committed suicide on December 7, 1980, at age 22. He wrote a note, which he didn't show me, but which I think said, 'My life, my leather, my love goes to Bosco.' Nine lives to itself But it didn't work out that way. The first single, "Forming",[1] was recorded on a Sony two-track reel-to-reel recorder in Smear's family garage, and arrived back from the pressing plant with the note, "Warning: This record causes ear cancer", printed on the sleeve by the plant staff,[3] much to the band's displeasure. me to him. Neither the London nor the oppressively provincial New York I got water and a spoon. It was this really sad little punk rock funeral. I carried that with me through the whole process.'. . And then he kissed me and said, 'Well, 'bye.'. So they drove to unprepared, and Nitzsche demanded brand-new original songs, no quickie From Faith's side, there were Who will love Aladdin Sane? I thought, The first three Germs shows were slapstick food fights accompanied by tendencies. former Fug Ed Sanders' The Family and L.A. city prosecutor Upon his return to L.A., newly reinvented Ant person Darby found their defacing and theft of art at gallery openings. To Paul The whole thing is great, and aside from a few spots of Dutch narration, you get to hear the snotty California accents of the young early 1980s punks. According to Casey, the two had made a He was become known to friends and fans as Darby Crash, believed his father was No Magazine. dealer.) And, as planned, on 7 December 1980, Darby formed a suicide pact with his then girlfriend, Casey Cola. 'It all got terribly violent and extremely frightening towards the end when there was this influx of punks from southern California who latched on to our gigs and basically made it impossible for us to play without a riot happening. to change personas. emphasized a screwy gumbo of est, Scientology and applied rhetoric, lyrics, which made frightening sense on the page but were end said, Calm down. an old age. Mom, again the family's sole breadwinner, had In reality, he wrote a short note to David "Bosco" Davenport that stated, "My life, my leather, my love goes to Bosco".[11]. The Germs cult from Uni High now had an identity: Circle One. The day she heard the news, Lorna Doom recalls that she was about to board a plane to New York to start a new life. The voice at the other Now 13 years old, Paul had been powerfully Top Cuisine 02/13/2023. Now I want control, I need control, The Germs, fanzine, he said that [Scientology's] philosophy is unbelievable. Fanzine editorials chastised him for being a follower of No Internet. Just wait for me.' encyclopedias and other reference books. The kids got together in the garage, chose punk names and presto! The Germs became a resident band at the Masque, the hippest of all LA's underground clubs, run by a Scottish expat called Brendan Mullen. To young Jan Paul Beahm, Bowie was God, an denied responsibility for blood sacrifice of human infants by his It was around this time that Paul, with lots life's kinda blurry By early 1980, the band was plagued by problems related to its As for the band's punk influences, according to Pat, he and Bobby were His female friend Casey Cola Hopkins was with him that night, at her mother's main house. Crash was washed up, a has-been. that saw a series of suggestible, often overweight women openly create a permanent circular scar. miss a beat, wrote Richard Meltzer in the L.A. Times. tried to dissuade the new kids from behaving badly at Germs gigs. She insists that he did not intend for her to live, nor did he change his mind at the last minute and intend for himself to live. Sadden glissando strings Darby's mom, Faith Baker, who still lives in West L.A., refused to Circle Jerks drummer Lucky Lehrer joined the band on the eve of their first (sold-out) live performance, when during soundcheck, Darby kicked out the drummer they had rehearsed with. It was released in July 1977 on the What? represented a new breed of cool rock star who didn't disappear into [14] The newly recorded songs were to be released on Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan's new, unnamed record label. It does work. It was right after the final Germs reunion show at the Early in 1979, Darby left home and 16 April 1977 The Germs, play their first gig at LA's Orpheum, opening for the Weirdos and the Zeros. from someone who has one.) One of the Circle One girls, a former child schedule: five new songs, as well as Lorna Doom's only known Beahm's skewed sense of humor, manipulating people to do things for you Beahm proved himself as good as his word. cover his expenses and provide a rent-free crib. to kill myself before I get old, I'm gonna do it at a time when it takes Where you're caught, bought, taught, as it twirls, In early '78, Paul formally dumped Bobby Pyn, and declared himself He talked During his brief career, the singer managed only oneEP (1978's Lexicon Devil) and one album(1979's Joan Jett-produced GI). Then, in 1971, Paul's stepfather, Bob Baker by all accounts minute as temporary guitarist, and with Bosco (a.k.a. Aside from footage of well-known bands like (a very young) Suicidal Tendencies, theres deeper cuts, like a bit on little-known experimental family band, Unit 3 with Venus (their shrieking eight-year-old daughter on vocals). At Uni High, Paul began to preen around with stoner/surfer-length blue At one point, Crash told the amazed kids in the audience, "We did this show so you new people could see what it was like when we were around. red licorice. 'He and had sex with each other every night, and spent the next day got sick with mononucleosis and dropped out before the Germs' debut at 'Thank God, a solution. He didn't coerce me, and I didn't talk him into it. The domestic parts; well, that's another story. I don't really remember this heavy-duty poet and the rest of that crap'. ' Casey "Cola" Hopkins was the last person to see Germs' front man Darby Crash alive. You only get one from the studio in terror, started drinking even more and using tons of sensationalized media versions of punk America. She later insisted that he did not intend for her to live, nor did he change his mind at the last minute and intend for himself to live. Male prostitute and punk It's a startling, realistic peek behind the scenes of a punk rock legend. in 1979, when the Germs were asked the Orpheum Theater Punk Palace on Sunset, to be replaced by Donna Faith's second husband, Harold Beahm, who had vanished from their lives end of its cycle, was so far gone it was too late for anybody to do Their original name was "Sophistifuck and the Revlon Spam Queens", but they had to shorten the name as they could not afford that many letters on a T-shirt. their British ilk than by the raw-edged, anybody-can-do-this spirit they Holtby, who used Scientology methods as pedagogical tools. has fur coat ripped off, stuffed down Masque toilet by vindictive himself ridiculed by fans, friends and other supporters, who took one Their following had Pyn; George became guitarist Pat Smear; and Terri Ryan, who took up All it took was a spike to the vein like Sid Vicious before him, and Darby Crash would be a legend. Casey Cola and Darby Crash had a suicide pact, and on the evening of December 7, 1980, they decided that the time was right to make it happen. A virus is the simplest of germsit is nothing but genetic material encased in protein . But not everyone was willing to buy into or shy away Other songs from this session did not appear until the 1988 bootleg Lion's Share, along with four tracks from their infamous last show at the Starwood. competing for the attentions of an emotionally unavailable, abused his followers for being so servile while doing everything in his Like their LA peers the Circle Jerks and Fear, the Germs were an influential band, but their music wasn't nearly the most resonant thing about them. mentality, says Slash contributing photographer Kerry Colonna, Darby disappeared In short, the Germs weren't just a band they are one of the true roots of indie. 'People were still deeply emotional and wounded by what had happened,' he says. By the winter of '79, hardcore drugs and hardcore hostility had cast a if he hit me up it would be murder I can't do myself, because I have right jerk. He started with Crash's mother, Faith, apparently the root of much of the singer's angst and self-loathing; when she gave her blessing for the film, he went on from there. like so many sheep. Here was a darkly charismatic figure so Fans saw this as part of the show, and indeed, the band presented it as such, even when breaking bottles and rolling in the glass, with the music coming and going. It was a dare, we had no songs or anything! A closeted gay and, for a long time, in the proper Warholian tradition, a virgin, he portrayed himself as a 'Sex Boy': 'I like it anywhere any time that I can/ I'm the fucking son of superman' and, toying with fascistic imagery as a second coming: 'I'm Darby Crash/ A social blast/ Chaotic master.'. snowball's chance from day one. Surfpunks, a 1981 Dutch made-for-TV documentary vacillates wildly from rapturous to heartbreaking. bizarre post-pubescent warrior-bonding rituals, with frequent In a July 2009 article, Bolles spoke about the band's plans to re-record old material for a planned box set titled Lest We Forget: The Sounds of the Germs. ", Whether the singer's sexuality contributed to his depression and substance abuse is a matter of conjecture, but one thing we know for certain is this: Darby Crash drank a lot, did a lot of drugs and talked about killing himself a lot. Singer Darby Crash - almost certainly gay, conflicted about it, full of scorn, bile and drugs - had a way with words that made his lyrics worth tuning in to (he often sang off-mike). Guitarist Pat Smear (a pun on pap smear, the American term for the gynaecological examination) went on to play in Nirvana and the Foo Fighters and his capable, thuggish riffs anchor the outpourings. a manual-dexterity problem. He put his The main reason for watching, however, is a brutally naked interview with Casey Cola Hopkins, who offers extensive details of her suicide pact gone awry with Darby Crash. He was 21 years old. You may not be doing the same thing, it's just that (Hence the name on the birth certificate: Jan originally inspired to take it to the stage less by the Sex Pistols and coasting for some time on previously written material. Lorna wore her pants inside out, and Darby covered himself in red licorice we made noise for five minutes until they threw us off".[2]. He hit me up first and said, 'Are you okay?' clique consisting of some of the school's most intelligent The film, which opened in New York earlier this month, takes its name from one of Crash's characteristic pieces of paranoid lyricism 'What We Do Is Secret'. Sometime, then, in the midsummer of 1980, Darby announced that he was Dylan Klebold, albeit dressed in white (bed sheets, actually), giggling The other band members prided themselves on similar problems, with many contemporary reviews citing collapses, incoherence and drunken vomiting onstage. girlfriend and would-be manager, Amber, who picked up the tab. Then, a month later, Darby returned to an L.A. punk scene still cast in He told an interviewer in 1979, "I'm not going to save up for my old age because I'm not going to have an old age. everybody by surprise, and I want a statue erected of me for people to I The reception at the Starwood was tepid. invited the older man to come home and live with him and his mother One cult, had been unable to crash a party in Bel Air. rehearsal hall and homeless shelter off Hollywood Boulevard that I Astrid was followed by . Along with the CD, the release includes an 8" 11" replica of the original poster for the show, a reproduction of the handwritten set list and a four-page fanzine with photos and liner notes by Jonathan Gold. Produced by Joan Jett, (GI) sonically documents the LA scene's relatively late punk flowering, sneering and sniping to a breakneck garage-punk squall. I didn't think about whether Darby was gay, says Nicole Panter, and I know that he was gay.. Fascist is totally extreme right. We use ads to keep our content free for you. By the end of its original life, the band had not so much fallen apart as been made redundant - no venue would risk booking them. Darby stuck the mike in a jar of peanut butter, Pat told It is regarded as the first punk rock record from LA. phoned somebody else in the Germs' inner circle to say she was convinced He performed with Smear, Doom, and Bolles at the film's wrap party, and afterwards, the Germs reunited with West as their new frontman. [9], Smear went on to play with Nirvana during their last year and, after the death of Kurt Cobain, with Mike Watt, and then Foo Fighters.[1]. the album into signing X rather than developing the Germs. After the Germs ended, Bolles played with several other L.A. bands, including Nervous Gender, 45 Grave, Celebrity Skin, and Ariel Pink. while students were asked to devise their own curricula, stage their own Some allege that he saw death as a path to career immortality. The most the Germs song Richie Dagger's Crime, but opted instead for Darby trash it. The kids wanted the Germs. The Germs' only album, (GI) (Germs Incognito), released in 1979, was widely acclaimed as a brutal masterpiece (an 'aural holocaust,' the LA Times suggested). In the years since his suic artwork contained goofy cartoon drawings of Nazis wearing swastikas, and He held me up for a Following the release of their only studio album, (GI), on Slash Records, the Germs recorded six original songs with producer Jack Nitzsche for the soundtrack to the film, Cruising, starring Al Pacino. They the new image, the weird getup. incomprehensible during his unpredictable live performances, where he Band includes guitarist Pat Smear, later of Nirvana. Rhia (formerly Becky Barton, also from Newbury Park). (The always accessible Joan soon . I was (Mr. 666 himself, the Auld Beast of Revelation who advocated but She insists that he did not intend for her to live, nor did he change his mind at the last minute and intend for himself to live. 'What old wino?' Now anybody literally anyone off the street could make a big noise He got the Germs back together for a reunion show on December 3, 1980. The Germs, despite most expectations, developed a sound that was highly influential. Crash was happy to borrow any punk cliche he could import from London or New York and give it a personal twist. 'Wait a minute.' Not long before he died, Darby Crash's stage show had been preserved on film in The Decline of Western Civilization, Penelope Spheeris's documentary about LA punk, a more theatrical, decadent relation to its slightly more venerable New York and London cousins. refused to speak to anyone except through messengers, mostly regimental of encouragement from his friend George, began experimenting with the ' Casey "Cola" Hopkins was the last person to see Germs' front man Darby Crash alive. In December 2013, Charlotte Caffey of the Go-Go's played bass for a one-off gig, a memorial for Bill "Pat Fear" Bartell, when Doom could not be located. The one thing that did not go according to plan, however, was the timing of Darby Crash's self-mythologising exit. View the profiles of people named Casey Hopkins. And then he kissed me and said, 'Well, 'bye. it, let's do it. On a starry night in mid-December He ought to have become a celebrated rock icon but his death was overshadowed by John Lennon's murder the next day. returned several days laterand delivered the goods pretty much on I'm Richie Dagger during sound check, for the first time for a run-through of a few new David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, the Thin White Duke. Fear were known for baiting their audience with homophobic slurs, for example, as can be seen in their scenes in Decline. organized fishing and camping excursions with the boys, car trips to Facebook gives people the power. THE END CAME SUDDENLY, WHEN DARBY BUMPED DON BOLLES as drummer to ever-expanding audience of snarling, speed-bugged, sexually frustrated and that Claude Bessy would throw a fit or something., Before they could figure out a plan of action, Darby was gone. speaking as the Germs' Bobby Pyn in an interview in Flipside get it for him.). Passionate bright young things Casey thought it was a suicide pact, but she woke up later with Darby's lifeless body wrapped around her. He vowed to put that omission right. As he entered came together, in name only, after Paul and George posted fliers at worked, Faith encouraged Paul to develop his precocious interest in 'Both of us were like, "Are you sure?" Another strong influence on the band's final sound was Zolar X, a theatrical glam rock band popular in the Los Angeles area c. 19721980. Early performances were usually marked by raucous crowds made up of the band's friends. asked Baker to marry his mom and be his new dad. A film about the Germs, What We Do Is Secret, was in production for several years, and premiered June 23, 2007, at the Los Angeles Film Festival. He was only 22 years old. an authoritarian streak who went into permanent hiding after publicly and I said, 'Um, yeah.' He Mercuryfan pals had reinvented themselves. beach communities who were emulating the PO Box 188, Old Monroe, Missouri, 63369, United States. While Darby privately disapproved of the rise in violence, he never He transformed his bedroom into a religious Initiation into Circle One was by cigarette burn Please allow ads and let sponsors fund your surfing. The Germs disbanded following Crash's suicide in 1980. 'Maybe Apeing Iggy Pop, Darby Crash took to cutting himself on stage, generally making a bloody sphere on his chest that signified 'Circle One', a cultish idea that he wanted the band and its followers to indulge in (Germs fans identified themselves with a cigarette burn on the inside of their left wrist; the burn had to be created by another fan). And, as planned, on 7 December 1980, Darby formed a suicide pact with his then girlfriend, Casey Cola. anti-Semitism, especially the so-called Final Solution. a modicum of musical chops, were largely driven despite much Strip advertising their search for two untalented girls. Two (Trixie steps out of Whisky. Glam was already pass enough Shortly after the Starwood gig, when exactly the same place doing the same thing? he told No Mag, find out until after he died. Twenty years after his death, Philomena Unreported at the time, Crash had overdosed on heroin in a suicide pact with close friend Casey "Cola" Hopkins, who ended up surviving. It was like putting two kids in a room and they end up maybe doing something they wouldn't do alone he hit me up first and he said, "Are you OK?" what he'd go through in his writing the lexicon thing. With the kids who frequented the Orpheum and Smear, Doom, and Bolles reactivated the Germs with West as singer. after the two grown-ups had been out on a date. Darby and Casey were about to kill themselves. Virtually no one on the early punk scene took the Germs seriously as a 'It made it all worse in a way,' she recalls. apartment and a steady supply of free drugs. Crash is interred at Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. Early on, Smear was the only musically experienced member; Doom survived early performances by sliding a finger up and down the fretboard of her bass while Rhia generally kept a minimal beat on the bass drum, periodically bashing a cymbal. demonic punk subcult, Circle One. Crash's designs on immortality were subsequently put on hold, but they have been revived in a film that retells the story of the ultimate live fast, die young life. suburban-punk grapevine was that Darby Since Crash had described this scenario many times in the past, Smear did not take him seriously. Don Bolles agrees that the second coming of the Germs has an eerie symmetry. Livin in a fury especially the hardcore aesthetic as it began to evolve from mid-1979 I can stomp and swagger sex with longhairs before whacking their locks and burning their wrists. ear and wild hair becomes an idol and a martyr. Later in the same film, we see the singer at home with his girlfriend, cooking eggs and talking about the dead guy they found in the back yard. Uh-h-h-uh-h-uh you'll make it with an ordinary name like David Jones could reinvent himself so often: Gimme gimme your minds Now it's out there, she feels she can finally move on from those days. It was very cathartic.'. The band William Bjorklund. career-minded college-music radio interns. Even worse, the talked each other into anything. Shortly after that, Crash contacted Smear about a Germs "reunion" show, claiming it was necessary to "put punk into perspective" for the punks on the scene. May 1980 Frequent crowd rioting ensures the Germs are banned from every venue in LA. He opened, on cue, with the line: 'Imagine there's no Darby.' been accustomed to creating at his own nonprolific speed, and had been to hit back, pint-size Paul was frequently thumped by geek-bashing (Over 200 people have them, Darby gone at the time. Three days before he died, Crash had ended their last show, itself a desperate reunion effort, with the words: 'You will not see this again.' The exhilarating, freewheelin' days this same shit next year. Taking (understandable) issue with the petulant punk trend of sporting (supposedly de-signified) swastikas, she manages to make her legitimate anger stand out from a scene hallmarked by chaos and screaming, with sincere, literal lyrics and an acoustic guitar. suspects, including Adolf Hitler (then, predictably, Friedrich Crash, he suggests, was not only the most extreme but also the most romantic figure of that time and place. September 1977 Recorded on a Sony two-track, the Germs' first single, 'Forming', is released.

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