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Every woman knows the fairy tale: find the right man, give him what he wants and needs, and he'll love you forever. But when the myth you've been asked to believe fails to deliver—when you sense you've been settling for far less than you know in your heart is possible—how do you attract and keep a man capable of meeting what you most passionately yearn for?

In Dear Lover, David Deida explores every aspect of the feminine practice of spiritual intimacy, from sexuality and lovemaking to family and career to emotions, trust, and commitment. Written as a collection of letters from a man to his dear lover, here is this internationally acclaimed writer's invitation to practice love as a living art, as you discover:

• Why your man is always your choice—and how to pick the man of deep integrity who will satisfy the needs of your body, heart, and spirit
• “Sexual essence” and the three stages of loving:� how to understand your fluctuating capacity to experience divine connection with another
• Knowing when to end a relationship and how to deal with the “him-shaped void” your absent man leaves behind
• Daily exercises to help you and your partner move from separation to openness in two-bodies devotional trust

Ultimately, what every woman wants it to give and receive love fully.� Whether you’re partnered or alone, Dear Lover reveals that “your love is the same love that years to open at everybody’s heart.� You will attract and inspire a man as willing and able to open as you are.� Constant yearning is the call to open and give yourself to all as love’s offering.”
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Contents
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1.� You Are Love
2 . Chocolate Love
3. Yearning Is the Key to Love
4. The Gift of Making Love
5. Spiritual Sexiness
6.� Orgasmic Love
7.� Love and Fear
8.� Your Sexual Essence
9.� Your True Heart and Its Shells
10.� Offering or Betraying Your Heart
11.� The Two-Bodied Play of Love
12.� Loving Larger Than Fear
13.� Trusting Your Man to Open You
14.� You Attract Your Reciprocal
15.� Why Men Hold Back
16.� Your Force of Attraction
17.� Your Man is Your Choice
18.� Expressing Pleasure and Hurt
19.� Masculine Insensitivity
20.� How to Stay Open
21.� Opening Beyond an Impasse
22.� Ending Relationships and the Him-Shaped Void
23.� Three Stages of Loving
24. Love is a Living Art
25.�� Showing Your Heart’s Light in Public
26.� Choosing Abuse and Refusing Love
27.� Wanting to Be Opened
28.� A Summary of Trusting and Opening
29.� Goodbye

Excerpt

Dear Reader,
I offer the following chapters to you as if you were my lover.� Although you may be single or married, I offer these words to you as I would do my beloved.� We may never meet, but I want to give you the opportunity to feel your heart through mine.
For years, I have taught workshops around the world, opening with women and men while they share their deepest heart’s desires.� It seems we often come to know ourselves most deeply through the heart of someone who loves us, who is willing to open and see us as we truly are, who is willing to listen and feel our heart’s yearning.
To give and receive love fully—this is our heart’s true desire, yours and mine. The yearning you feel in your heart is the same yearning that everyone feels.� By feeling your heart’s yearning through nine, I hope you will come to know yourself more deeply through the many hearts that have opened together in trust and allowed these words to emerge.
All hearts want to open to God, or the boundless flow of divine love.� You may or may not be a religious person, and still your heart years to open without bounds, to be seen and to be offered without limits.� This is what I mean by “open to God”—to open and feel everything and everyone’s heart as a divine expression of love.
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Praise for Dear Lover

“In the area of sacred intimacy, David Deida is holding a lightning bolt.� He sheds an astonishing light.”
—Marianne Williamson, Author of A Woman’s Worth
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“As a woman, I’ve never felt so understood and validated.� Finally, a clear and brilliant guide to unraveling the mystery of relationships.”
—Marci Shimoff, Co-author of the New York Times bestseller Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul
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“I feel that Deida has reached a new level of poetic genius in his writing, and his understanding of feminine psychology astounds me.”
—Miranda Shaw, PhD.� Author of Passionate Enlightenment:� Women in Tantric Buddhism
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“We all taste God, taste Goddess, taste pure spirit in those moments of sexual rapture, and wise men and women have always used that rapture to reveal Spirit’s innermost secrets.� David Deida is such a wise one.”
—Ken Wilber, Author of Grace and Grit

• Sales Rank: #47470 in Books
• Brand: Deida, David
• Published on: 2004-12-01
• Released on: 2004-12-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 6.00" w x .50" l, .75 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 184 pages

Review
�"In the area of sacred intimacy, David Deida is holding a lightning bolt. He sheds an astonishing light."
—MARIANNE WILLIAMSOR, author of A Woman's Worth
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"As a woman, I've never felt so understood and validated. Finally, a clear and brilliant guide to unraveling the mystery of relationships."
—MARCI SHIMOFF, co-author of the New York Times bestseller Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul
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"I feel that Deida has reached a new level of poetic genius in his writing, and his understanding of feminine psychology astounds me."
—MIRANDA SHAW, PH.D., author of Passionate Enlightenment: Women in Tantric Buddhism
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"We all taste God, taste Goddess, taste pure spirit in those moments of sexual rapture, and wise men and women have always used that rapture to reveal Spirit's innermost secrets. David Deida is such a wise one."
—KEN WILBER, author of Grace and Grit

About the Author
David Deida

Acknowledged as one of the most insightful and provocative teachers of our time, bestselling author David Deida continues to revolutionize the way that men and women grow spiritually and sexually. His ten books are published in more than twenty-five languages worldwide and are required reading in university, church, and spiritual center courses. His workshops on a radically practical spirituality have been hailed as among the most original and authentic contributions to the field of self-development currently available. He is a founding member of Integral Institute, and has taught and conducted research at the University of California-San Diego School of Medicine, University of California-Santa Cruz, San Jose State University, Lexington Institute in Boston, and Ecole Polytechnique in Paris, France. Some of his recent books include Blue Truth, The Enlightened Sex Manual, The Way of the Superior Man, and Instant Enlightenment.�

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
I bought it for a friend
By ScottSgr
I bought it for a friend after reading The Way Of The Superior Man, this book's companion. She doesn't believe in God and couldn't get past the mention of a higher power, so I guess atheists don't get to benefit from Mr Deida's wisdom. For everyone else, I think he has the best understanding of the male/female dynamic out there.

My friend's other complaint was that the information was too new and too different from what Dr. Phil and everyone else teaches. She said that if the contents of this book were legit then everyone would already know this. That complaint should be an encouragement for every person out there who thinks Dr. Phil is an idiot and is afraid to buy a relationship book for fear that it will contain the same old warmed-over nonsense.

If nothing else, this book contains NEW information, stuff you haven't heard before, stuff I look forward to trying out on the next open-minded woman I meet.

I won't go into a relationship again with a woman who can't grasp this. I think Dr. Phil works for the divorce lawyer's lobby and David Deida is on our side, and since this book is tragically out of print, you can get it cheap and take a chance on finding that one in a million relationship.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Beautifully written but in my opinion highly unrealistic
By GooBooksToronto
Beautifully written but in my opinion highly unrealistic.
I love David's work and so I was surprised by the lack of instruction accompanying this work. This book seems to be written as a taste of what women could, or even should expect from a 'real man' without bridging the actual gap that exists between the ideal and the real. Knowing the amazing instructional and philosophical work this author is able to produce, I would only recommend this to 'seasoned Deida readers' or in combination with other work (i.e. maybe you don't want to read 'Dear Lover' first. Purchase it together with another of Deida's books and read it after learning his take on relationship)

175 of 183 people found the following review helpful.
A Few Gems, a Little Kookiness, a Lot of Redundancy
By Aspen Leaf
A central question in David Deida's work is: What is sexual love between a man and a woman for? The answer he gives here and elsewhere is that the purpose of sex is to open our bodies and hearts to God, and in fact that sex more than anything else in life is what takes us open to God. "Through entering your heart and body with mine in love's deepest bliss, I open together with you to God."

Deida's distinctive writing style is intuitive and filled with redundancy, so you'll read that message often in this book (which is written as a series of letters from Deida to the reader as his female lover). To me it's attention-getting the first few times he says it but soon becomes mind-numbing. By the end of the book it's enough already!

Still, this book contains some interesting corollaries for women to contemplate. Among them:

* "The secret to unfolding your heart's deepest bliss is to give and receive love fully, with or without a man. . . . You can learn to open your body as if it were a big heart, vulnerable and full of love's radiant life-force. And it is this disposition of openhearted radiance that will gift the world as well as attract and keep a man capable of actually meeting your heart's deepest desire."

* "Whether you are alone or in relationship, your spiritual and sexual bliss require a daily allotment of whole-body pleasure and deep-heart offering, or else your joy will shrivel like an unwatered plant."

* "Deep heart yearning is not a problem to be solved but a divine pull to open as devotional surrender, as wide as all, now. . . . This capacity to offer your open love is indestructible. No amount of rejection or betrayal can destroy this offering of love."

* "Even when you are tense or upset, you can practice surrendering your body and heart to be breathed open by this love that yearns in everybody's heart."

* "Your yearning attracts and inspires love. If you allow your deepest yearning to show through your entire body, you will attract and inspire a deep man."

* You will attract your reciprocal. "Unsurrendered women attract unpresent men."

* "Your secret sexual desire is to be ravished, lovingly forced open in unbearable pleasure, and taken fully open to God by a man of deep spiritual wisdom, strength, humor, sensitivity, and integrity."

* "Few men are capable of entering a woman's heart and opening her body to God's bliss, but few women are capable of offering their heart and body to be claimed open in this way."

* "Men are terrified of a woman's depth of love and the energy that moves as a woman's sexuality and emotions. And, at the same time, men want nothing more in this life than to merge completely with a woman's devotional love and wild energy. Only as a man outgrows his fear can he handle a woman's tremendous love-energy without running. And only such a man is worthy of your devotional offering in a committed intimacy."

* " . . . you settle for a mediocre relationship because you are afraid to be alone. You fill your heart's yearning with an adequate, but not entirely trustable, man. As you grow beyond being dependent on a man, you may choose to settle for an independent life because you are afraid to rely on a man's support."

* "Eventually, you realize that self-sufficiency is a transition phase. . . . Instead of denying your own needs or limiting your love to self-reliant independence, you realize that, more than anything else, you actually yearn to live open as a devotional offering of love."

* "Your concern for career and self-sufficiency is obviously healthy, but your deepest fulfillment may await risking your heart wide open, offering your bright love to all beings, and giving yourself to be claimed - by a man of integrity, by a family of beloveds, by a world that needs your love. Love is the only way to live that won't leave your feminine heart feeling unseen, ungiven, empty, and wanting--no matter how successful your professional life may be."

* "You want him to notice - in fact, worship - your body's radiant beauty and your heart's light of divine love and he wants you to acknowledge and worship his heart's capacity to spiritually and sexually ravish you open to God."

* "If you want to inspire your man's depth of presence and commitment, offer him your feminine heart's deepest yearning, sexually, actively, and devotionally, receiving him into you completely and responding with full pleasure and trust."

* "Men are like trains. They are going somewhere. Choosing and staying with a man is like choosing to get on a train. You will end up going where your man goes, spiritually and sexually, or you will have to get off his train. You cannot change a man's direction to yours without losing trust in his capacity to navigate."

* "A young rigid woman, closed down and energetically dead, is far less sexy than an older woman who offers her heart-open pleasure in surges of abandoned moans and undulating sensuality, whose devotional eyes and mouth and vagina and legs move and open as unquenchable yearning, whose trust is total, who gives her man her deepest heart and every ounce of her own pleasure as a gift for him to feel, worship, and behold--such a woman is agelessly sexy. She is grounded in her heart and generous with love's offering."

* "Besides your heart's pleasure, your heart's pain is also a gift, if given through an open body and heart. . . . But there is a big difference between accumulating your emotions--eventually expressing them in a toxic dump of tense build-up--and being able to spontaneously express every nuance of emotion as the flow opens through you. Spontaneous emotional expression, from your deep heart through your open body and relaxed breath with no closure or tension, is a natural expression of love--even if love is expressed as sorrow, anger, or fear. . . . With practice, you can learn to offer your pleasure, pain, and emotions spontaneously and responsively as soon as they occur, letting go of them instantly, always with your heart open and connecting with your lover's heart."

* "Men constantly crave feminine energy, especially in safe forms that don't demand depth."

* "Men tend to leave relationships too soon, always looking for a better option. Women tend to stay in relationships too long, always hoping that their man will change and grow."

Now for the kookiness. The following little nuggets just seem way, way off base to me.

"Clitoral orgasms are the most superficial orgasms, requiring little if any emotional or spiritual trust--a vibrator can be used to achieve this pleasure. Nevertheless, clitoral orgasms can prepare you for surrendering more deeply." OK, so he's telling us that some kinds of orgasms are more evolved than others. Let's see, didn't we finally get permission some decades ago to jettison the myth of the vaginal orgasm?

The chapter entitled "Choosing Abuse and Refusing Love" is simply bizarre. There Deida asserts that if you choose to wait for a good man, taking care of yourself while your career progresses, your friends grow, and your life improves, you a choosing to be a victim of abuse. Huh? "The mistreatment is not from a man, but from yourself. You are actively closing, protecting your heart from love, shutting down so your body and heart don't ache so openly. You may be damaging yourself as much as any man could damage you. . . . You've grown used to some suffering, and you truly love your well appointed home, your friends, your cat, your garden. . . . you are choosing to play the victim to less love than you know, deep down, you deserve." Oh puhlease!!!

The chapter entitled "On Showing Your Heart's Light in Public" contains this interesting characterization of Deida's own gender: "When your heart is fully claimed by divine love, you have no personal neediness to be seen. Your body is open and flowing, alive with sexual energy, radiant with delight, and resplendent with the shine of love--you don't want to desecrate love's fullness in the oinking barrage of men's psychic grabbing and groping."

A final note. Deida's original contribution to relationship theory is his idea that in our time men and women are working out what it means to be in a stage 3 relationship, with stage 1 being the role-bound relationships of earlier generations, stage 2 being the egalitarian ideal that emerged with the modern women's movement, and stage 3 being based on the understanding that cultivating the male and female polarities in relationship is what keeps sex passionate and bonding. The idea is appealing, but what bothers me in Deida is a subtle flavoring of male dominance, since it's always about "your man's claim," "your man's taking you open to God." Contrast this with the female-pleasure-based paradigm put forth by Regina Thomashauer in *Mama Gena's Owner's and Operator's Guide to Men* and you'll see what I mean. Both Deida and Mama Gena agree that feminine energy is the most attractive force on earth, but I find Mama Gena's ideas more revolutionary.

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Scanguards vampire and master of mind control Thomas has mentored newbie vampire Eddie for over a year--and been in love with him for just as long. But he believes that his love will never be reciprocated.

While patrolling San Francisco for evil vampires, Eddie kisses Thomas as a diversionary tactic and is shaken to the core by his reaction. He's terrified of his sexual attraction to his mentor and afraid that moving forward and giving into his desires will destroy the relationship they have.

When hurt and disappointment about Eddie's inability to commit leads Thomas onto a dark path that spells destruction for all those he loves, only Eddie can pull him back from the brink of eternal darkness. But does Eddie have the courage to face his true feelings in time to save the man who's meant for him?

Scanguards Vampires Series:
Book 1: Samson's Lovely Mortal
Book 2: Amaury's Hellion
Book 3: Gabriel's Mate
Book 4: Yvette's Haven
Book 5: Zane's Redemption
Book 6: Quinn's Undying Rose
Book 7: Oliver's Hunger
Book 8: Thomas's Choice
Book 8 1/2: Silent Bite (A Scanguards Wedding)
Book 9: Cain's Identity
Book 10: Luther’s Return
Novella: Mortal Wish
Book 11: Blake’s Pursuit
More to come

Stealth Guardians Series:
Lover Uncloaked (#1)
Master Unchained (#2) – coming in summer 2016

Out of Olympus Series (A romantic comedy series about Greek Gods):
Book 1: A Touch of Greek
Book 2: A Scent of Greek
Book 3: A Taste of Greek
Book 4: A Hush of Greek – coming in 2016

Venice Vampyr Novella Series:
Venice Vampyr (#1)
Venice Vampyr (#2): Final Affair
Venice Vampyr (#3): Sinful Treasure
Venice Vampyr (#4): Sensual Danger


Eternal Bachelors Club (contemporary romance):
Lawful Escort
Lawful Lover
Lawful Wife
One Foolish Night
One Long Embrace


In collaboration with Lara Adrian: The Phoenix Code
Book 1 & 2: Cut and Run
Book 3 & 4: Hide and Seek

• Sales Rank: #2745950 in Books
• Published on: 2016-02-25
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x .69" w x 6.00" l, .89 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 274 pages

From the Author
Tina is currently developing a new super-cool series with New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author Lara Adrian.

From the Back Cover
Reading order of the Scanguards Vampires series:
Book 1: Samson's Lovely Mortal
Book 2: Amaury's Hellion
Book 3: Gabriel's Mate
Book 4: Yvette's Haven
Book 5: Zane's Redemption
Book 6: Quinn's Undying Rose
Book 7: Oliver's Hunger
Book 8: Thomas's Choice
Book 8 1/2: Silent Bite (A Scanguards Wedding Novella)

About the Author
Tina Folsom is a New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author. She's always been self-published and has found tremendous success with her paranormal series, Scanguards Vampires, Venice Vampyr, and Out of Olympus, selling more than 1.5 million copies of her 50 titles (which includes titles in German, French, and Spanish) in almost 4 years.
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Tina writes about hot alpha heroes, bad boys, and kick-ass heroines. Fast-paced plots and steamy scenes are her specialty. She loves vampires and the concept of immortality, and now also writes contemporary romance and has launched the Eternal Bachelors Club series.
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Tina is a one-women-enterprise. She writes constantly and translates her own books into German, her native language. Her books are available in e-book format, as paperbacks, as audio books, and in foreign languages.
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Tina Folsom was born in Germany and has been living in English speaking countries for over 25 years, the last 13 of them in San Francisco, where she's married to an American. Tina has always been a bit of a globe trotter: after living in Lausanne, Switzerland, she briefly worked on a cruise ship in the Mediterranean, then lived a year in Munich, before moving to London. There, she became an accountant. But after 8 years she decided to move overseas.
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In New York she studied drama at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts then moved to Los Angeles a year later to pursue studies in screenwriting. In 2008 she wrote her first romance. She now has 18 novels in English and dozens in other languages.
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Much More Than Expected
By Kindle Para Review Blog
As a woman, M/M romance has never been my forte. I won't say that this is the first time I have read it, because occasionally it does come up in series that I follow and as an avid reader of the Scanguard Vampire series, there was no way I was passing up this book. I have been rooting for Thomas to have his HEA since we first met him in the first book. So, needless to say, I was anxiously awaiting this latest installment of Tina Folsoms work. This book exceeds every expectation I had for it.

The romance between Thomas and Eddie is fierce, raw and brilliantly written. The connection between these two characters was so well written that I found it some of the hottest erotica that I've read in quite a while. As someone who has always been a fan of M/F love stories, it is actually difficult for me to admit how much I truly enjoyed the journey that Thomas and Eddie has to traverse to find their happily ever after.

Honestly, the only bad aspect of this story is that it ended. This is a story that every Scanguard Vampire Series fan needs to add to their collection. Don't worry, even if you're not into M/M romance and are hesitant to pick this up, don't be. Because of how brilliantly it is written, you don't spend the whole time thinking this is just M/M, you think this is two people who love each other. As the title says, it was much more than I expected.

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Well done, Ms. Folsom! As expected, another wonderful entry in the Scanguards Vampires series. As a fan from the beginning, I'd always hoped for a HEA for Thomas. I ,however, feared that Thomas's story would suffer the same "fade to black" syndrome so many authors suffer from when writing their first M/M romance. Or worse, she would make a gay character suddenly discover he was really straight after all. I should have known better... Ms. Folsom stayed true to her characters and her style by keeping Thomas as he always has been and giving us the same sizzling sex scenes as she has with the other vampires in the series.

***SPOILERS***
The Eddie /Thomas romance played out almost exactly as I had wanted. Eddie, while discovering more than friendly feelings and a powerful physical attraction, denies that he could possibly be having those feelings at all. A great deal of angst and hurt follows due to Eddie's confusion, but in the end he comes to his senses with a very satisfying HEA for 2 of our favorite Scanguards bachelors.

We get to know Thomas a bit better through flashback type scenes, so we have a little more insight to both Thomas and the secret he's kept. Thomas has more than his playroom hidden away.

One of our formerly featured couples (know this a spoiler,but I'm not going as far as naming names ) finally has a long awaited and totally unexpected addition to their family , thanks to another beloved character's selfless thinking during a tragedy. Sewing up some loose ends and unsatisfactory features of other books in the series, another of our favorite couples decide on a more permanent relationship and the treatment of Oliver and the poor attitude his friends had toward him in his book is acknowledged. As a final almost spoiler, there are some moments that were definitely darker than you might expect if you have read the previous books in the series (both including well described violence toward pregnant women and their infants) , however, they are brief and in no way gratuitous. I do, however, feel they merit mention. They can be skipped without an impact on the story. Knowing said violence occurred is enough.

There is more mention of events and characters from previous books in the series than in the other books, so while this book can certainly be read as a stand-alone, a read through of previous books could be helpful in understanding the identity and motivations of certain characters who make an appearance.

Overall, this was a perfect addition to the Scanguards Vampires series. Ms. Folsom didn't shy away from details in the sex scenes as so many authors do when adding M/M couples to their M/F series, nor did she dismiss the emotional turmoil caused by one of the men being in denial and then wishing to stay closeted, despite being in a relationship. This couple was given the same attention to detail as all the other Scanguards couples. Well done!

If you enjoyed the other Scanguards Vampires, you'll enjoy this one, too.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Interesting Read!!
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Ok, so how to review this book? Let's see what I can come up with here. First I want to start by saying that I love Tina Folsom and I love the Scanguards series. I was very weary when this book came out because it is m/m as this is Thomas and Eddie's story. I may be okay with people being gay but that doesn't mean that I am going to watch gay porn either... So I really struggled with wanting to buy this book. I'm not going to sugarcoat it, there is A LOT of m/m action in this book that is very detailed. It is not glossed over and well if you were to skim over it you would miss about 65% of the book.

So, if you can get past all that the book is amazing! As I stated this is Thomas and Eddie's story and it is a powerful one. Both Thomas and Eddie come with a passenger car full of luggage, but can they get past that ... oh and the fact that Eddie is "straight" to make things work?

We are visited by a popular villain from a previous book, seems he didn't quite die, like everyone thought! Now he is wreaking havoc and creating hell for Thomas and his friends, not to mention the entire city! This villain draws Thomas to him, but can Thomas fight off the evil within him to make the right choice?

I don't want to give away spoilers, but there are some pretty amazing events for some of our favorite couples from previous books as well. The best one is for Yvette and Haven!! Then again Oliver has a pretty big surprise for everyone as well!

Overall, this book does not disappoint, and I am glad that I got it. I love the series and this book continues the story line rather well. As usual all the characters, plots and themes are well thought out and written. The suspense keeps you flipping pages, hungry to know what happens next! There are so many avenues for this story to go, I can't wait to see where the author takes us next!!

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One of the great American iconoclasts holds forth on politics, war, books and writers, and his personal life in a series of conversations—including his last published interview.

During his long career Kurt Vonnegut won international praise for his novels, plays, and essays. In this new anthology of conversations with Vonnegut—which collects interviews from throughout his career—we learn much about what drove Vonnegut to write and how he viewed his work at the end.

From Kurt Vonnegut's Last Interview

Is there another book in you, by chance?

No. Look, I’m 84 years old. Writers of fiction have usually done their best work by the time they’re 45. Chess masters are through when they’re 35, and so are baseball players. There are plenty of other people writing. Let them do it.

So what’s the old man’s game, then?

My country is in ruins. So I’m a fish in a poisoned fishbowl. I’m mostly just heartsick about this. There should have been hope. This should have been a great country. But we are despised all over the world now. I was hoping to build a country and add to its literature. That’s why I served in World War II, and that’s why I wrote books.

When someone reads one of your books, what would you like them to take from the experience?

Well, I’d like the guy—or the girl, of course—to put the book down and think, “This is the greatest man who ever lived.”

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“Like Mark Twain and Abraham Lincoln, even when he’s funny, he’s depressed. . . . The way he goes about his business has helped most 
of us to go on living, if only to find out what happens next.”

—John Leonard, The Nation�

“He is a satirist with a heart, a moralist with a whoopee cushion, 
a cynic who wants to believe.”
—Jay McInerney�

“Vonnegut is our strongest writer . . . the most stubbornly imaginative.”

—John Irving

About the Author
Kurt Vonnegut's black humor, satiric voice, and incomparable imagination first captured America’s attention in The Sirens of Titan in 1959 and established him as “a true artist” (The New York Times) with Cat’s Cradle in 1963. He was, as Graham Greene declared, “one of the best living American writers.” Vonnegut died April 11, 2007.

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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
Six interesting but redundant interviews
By TChris
Kurt Vonnegut's last interview was fairly short, not nearly long enough to fill a book. It is joined in this volume with five other interviews that span thirty years. Not surprisingly, this leads to some redundancy; Vonnegut liked to tell the same stories and interviewers tended to ask the same questions (who wouldn't, after all, want to ask Vonnegut about the firebombing of Dresden?). Vonnegut discusses his family in nearly every interview; at least four times we hear that his brother patented the process for making rain with silver iodide. On the other hand, we hear almost nothing about the bulk of his fiction, an omission I found disappointing.

The first interview is actually a compilation of four separate interviews that were cobbled together by Vonnegut himself and published in The Paris Review in 1977. Vonnegut talks about his service in World War II, his imprisonment by the Germans in Dresden, and, in general terms, his writing. My favorite quotation from that interview (responding to critics who considered him "barbarous" because he studied chemistry and anthropology rather than classic literature): "I think it can be tremendously refreshing if a creator of literature has something on his mind other than the history of literature so far."

The second interview was published in The Nation in 1980. It focuses on the firebombing of Dresden (the subject of Slaughterhouse-Five) and on nuclear weapons (featured in Cat's Cradle). Vonnegut's most interesting thought concerns his belief that most people lack enthusiasm for life.

A Playboy interview from 1992 -- the best in the book and the most overtly political -- pairs Vonnegut with Joseph Heller. The discussion is wide ranging and features a fair amount of literary (and non-literary) name dropping. Heller and Vonnegut were both World War II veterans; Vonnegut makes some interesting points about the difference between that war and the bombing in the first Iraq war (including the observation that WWII soldiers hoped they didn't have to kill anyone while modern bomb droppers tend to have no such qualms). Here's Vonnegut on censorship and the First Amendment, a statement I applaud: "your government is not here to keep you from having your feelings hurt."

A 2006 interview from Stop Smiling is notable for Vonnegut's discussion of the artwork he did in collaboration with Joe Petro (he saw it as "protesting the meaninglessness in life"). It also updates his political thinking (suffice it to say that he wasn't optimistic about the direction in which the country was moving). Vonnegut saw the extended family as a solution to the nation's problems, but given the impracticality of the extended family in modern America, he advocated having fun. His most telling statement: "I've said everything I want to say and I'm embarrassed to have lived this long."

A condensation of four interviews between 2000 and 2007 (the last a month before his death) is more of the same, but I was struck by how such a big-hearted man, so in love with people despite his continual disappointment in their actions, was so gloomy about his own existence. In a comment worthy of Mark Twain (with whom he had much in common), Vonnegut said: "As you may know, I'm suing a cigarette company because their product hasn't killed me yet."

The final interview, two months before Vonnegut's 2007 death, appeared in In These Times, for which Vonnegut occasionally wrote. Vonnegut was not well; consequently, the interview is very brief. He discusses religion (Vonnegut was a humanist who came from a family of freethinkers) and politics, including a very funny letter he wrote to Iraq describing the path it should follow on the way to becoming a democracy.

Vonnegut was a national treasure. His fans will surely enjoy these interviews, but those who are looking for insight into his thinking beyond his novels might want to pick up his various books of essays, which capture his worldview in greater depth, including his last, A Man Without a Country.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
"I propose that every person out of work be required to submit a book report before he or she gets his or her welfare check."
By Ella
Six interviews with Vonnegut, in chronological order. The last interview is rather quick, at around three pages. The interviews touch on his views of other writers, education, war, politics, religion, and his take on humanity.

The interviews were full of Vonnegut's wit, and very amusing to read. Generally I find author interviews disappointing as their works tend to greatly outshine some random Q&A sessions. Happily, this was not the case here, and instead the interviews read more like little raw bits of Vonnegut. My favorite interview was a Playboy one also with Joseph Heller, in which their conversation covers many topics and drops many names. With a bit of time between the rereadings, I'd say the interviews are indeed rereadable. I found that the interviews deepened my appreciation for Vonnegut, and I'll have to go read some now. As lovely as the interviews were, they tended to be rather repetitive in content and questioning. Questioning on most of his work, besides Slaughterhouse Five, would have been nice.

If you enjoy Vonnegut, you'll enjoy his interviews.

I received an electronic copy from the publisher, Melville House, via NetGalley.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Classic Vonnegut, though you may have heard it before...
By ewomack
Most people know that the curmudgeonly fatalistic Kurt Vonnegut was one of the most popular fiction writers of the 20th century. Many may not know that he also gave unforgettable interviews. Often these interviews borrowed from his essays, speeches and novels, but they nearly always came across with the same voice, cuttingly sardonic yet genuinely concerned about the strange race of beings he found himself thrust into.

Sadly, Vonnegut passed away in 2007. Though he himself may not have added "sadly," as this somewhat morbidly titled collection, "The Last Interview," reveals. It spans some thirty years of time and by the 2007 interviews Vonnegut seems almost bitter about still counting himself amongst the living, saying that he's "embarrassed to have lived this long." Though, as anyone who has heard enough of his speeches and interviews knows, he never seemed to mind delving right into macabre topics such as suicide, death and the fate of the human race. As such, this collection ends on a rather sad note.

The first interview dates back to 1977 and reads almost like something out of "Welcome to the Monkey House." By the end we discover a surprise interviewer who reveals himself "Breakfast of Champions" style. This interview covers a lot of usual Vonnegut ground: World War II, "Slaughterhouse Five," Vonnegut's youth, writing as trade, science, how lousy "Slapstick" was, the (least) funniest jokes ever created, and numerous other tidbits. It also happens to contain one of his most harrowing and unforgettable descriptions of his time at Dresden, which he also calls "the fastest killing of large numbers of people - one hundred and thirty-five thousand people in a matter of hours." The following interview with Robert Musil from 1980 covers much of the same ground, though with an interesting observation on "Dr. Strangelove" and a sneak peek at his then latest novel "Deadeye Dick."

Time warp then to 1992 and eavesdrop in on a conversation with Vonnegut and Joseph Heller that appeared in Playboy. Their more than interesting relationship comes to live in this unique three-way interview. Their stories even contradict at times. One interesting passage involves Vonnegut claiming to have written a screenplay with Steven Wright (a quick web search reveals that the project eventually fizzled). And the interviewer gets personal about intimate topics that makes Vonnegut cry out "my goodness!" In the end, Heller and Vonnegut seem to share a fundamentally pessimistic view of the human race, which shouldn't surprise anyone.

Then whoosh to 2006. Vonnegut's final book, "A Man Without A Coutry" has been released during the Bush years. He discusses the transition from writing to drawing - his prints remain available today on his official posthumous website. At one point he clearly states "I'm all through writing," which may remind some of his "it's all plays now" in the introduction to "Happy Birthday, Wanda June." But he meant it this time, whether his will or the inevitable kept him from publishing again. Apart from this, he had some very strong words for the state of his country at the time and what he saw as the coming inevitable and unstoppable environmental collapse.

Lastly, 2007 arrives. "The Last Interview" of the book's title really refers to two extremely short interviews Vonnegut gave early that year that appeared in May and June following his death. Though they cover a lot of material already covered earlier in the book, they actually sum up the philosophy of Vonnegut's final years very effectively. Their brevity does speak to his condition, though, which makes for slightly depressing reading, especially as one ends with the words: "But I gotta go. I'm not well. Good luck."

With those words closes one of the twentieth century's most fascinating, controversial and adored authors. He often said in speeches that his works will die with him. And though many literature departments haven't seemed to embrace him as one of their own, his works remain strongly in print to this day. Doubtless they will make a seamless transition to e-books and to the more and more sadly neglected classics shelves. All things must pass as they say, but Vonnegut's work will likely take longer to pass than most things in this world. So it will go.

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This book is a detailed study of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz's creation of calculus from 1673 to the 1680s. We examine and analyze the mathematics in several of his early manuscripts as well as various articles published in the Acta Eruditorum. It studies some of the other lesser known calculi Leibniz created such as the Analysis Situs, delves into aspects of his logic, and gives an overview of his efforts to construct a Universal Characteristic, a goal that has its distant origin in the Ars Magna of the 13th century Catalan philosopher Raymond Llull, whose work enjoyed a renewed popularity in the century and a half prior to Leibniz.

This book also touches upon a new look at the priority controversy with Newton and a Kuhnian interpretation of the nature of mathematical change. This book may be the only integrated treatment based on recent research and should be a thought-provoking contribution to the history of mathematics for scholars and students, interested in either Leibniz's mathematical achievement or general issues in the field.

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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Incoherent
By Viktor Blasjo
This chaotic and rambling book does not rise to the level of coherent scholarship. It reads as if the author simply recorded facts as he came across them and reflections as they occurred to him, and christened their totality a book when they reached sufficient bulk. This means that the book may contain some remark of value here or there but that it is on the whole unreliable, as the author has not conducted systematic research on the topics he is expounding.

For instance, Brown claims that 17th century research "often demonstrated that what some ancients had considered 'line-like' problems like angle trisection ... were really 'solid'" (p. 20), a claim which is backed up by a footnote saying that "Pappus had used the quadratrix ... to trisect ... an angle" (p. 20). This is highly misleading to say the least since Pappus explicitly used the trisection of the angle as an example of a solid problem when motivating his classification in Book IV. In fact, Brown himself gives the demonstration in an appendix: "Here is one of two solutions given by Pappus to trisect an angle using a hyperbola" (p. 271). It is a sign of how disjointed and poorly researched the book is that Brown does not even notice that he is blatantly contradicting himself.

Brown also makes quite a fuss about some relatively harmless ways in which Leibniz's calculus is different from ours, e.g., in being based on curves and their differentials rather than functions and their derivatives. But unfortunately his own analyses are inconsistent with his posturing. For example, when Leibniz states the integral representation of the arcsine, Brown proposes to "verify" it "by what was probably his method" (p. 142). Brown's method is to differentiate sin(arcsin(x)), which is a prototypical instance of the exact opposite of the essence of the Leibnizian calculus in that it is based on functions, inverse functions, and abstract derivatives. Much more likely, and in line with Brown's own characterisation of Leibniz's calculus, is that Leibniz found the result as an arc-length integral, which reflects directly the geometrical meaning of the arcsine and does not involve any mysterious alchemy of functions a la Euler.

This book also proves once again that wherever the revenues of despicably overpriced books such as this are being spent, it is certainly not on proofreading. There are superfluous words ("by from which", p. 144), missing words ("it will always the case", p. 149), double commas (p. 45), and periods at the end of questions (p. 147) but often not at the end of sentences that end with a footnote (e.g. pp. 7, 24, 110, 232).

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The riveting first-person narrative of a young man who grows to be the most notorious magician his world has ever seen. From his childhood in a troupe of traveling players, to years spent as a near-feral orphan in a crime- ridden city, to his daringly brazen yet successful bid to enter a legendary school of magic, The Name of the Wind is a masterpiece that transports readers into the body and mind of a wizard. It is a high-action novel written with a poet's hand, a powerful coming-of-age story of a magically gifted young man, told through his eyes: to read this book is to be the hero.

• Sales Rank: #749 in Books
• Brand: Rothfuss, Patrick
• Model: 3780856
• Published on: 2008-04-01
• Released on: 2008-04-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.75" h x 1.53" w x 4.20" l,
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 722 pages

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Amazon.com Review
Amazon.com's Best of the Year...So Far Pick for 2007: Harry Potter fans craving a new mind-blowing series should look no further than The Name of the Wind--the first book in a trilogy about an orphan boy who becomes a legend. Full of music, magic, love, and loss, Patrick Rothfuss's vivid and engaging debut fantasy knocked our socks off. --Daphne Durham

10 Second Interview: A Few Words with Patrick Rothfuss

Q: Were you always a fan of fantasy novels?
A: Always. My first non-picture books were the Narnia Chronicles. After that my mom gave me Ihe Hobbit and Dragonriders. I grew up reading about every fantasy and sci-fi book I could find. I used to go to the local bookstore and look at the paperbacks on the shelf. I read non-fantasy stuff too, of course. But fantasy is where my heart lies. Wait... Should that be "where my heart lays?" I always screw that up.

Q: Who are some of your favorite authors? Favorite books?
A: Hmmm.... How about I post that up as a list?

Q: What are you reading now?
A: Right now I'm reading Capacity, by Tony Balantyne. He was nominated for the Philip K Dick award this last year. I heard him read a piece of the first novel, Recursion, out at Norwescon. I picked it up and got pulled right in. Capacity is the second book in the series. Good writing and cool ideas. Everything I've like best.

Q: How did Kvothe's story come to you? Did you always plan on a trilogy?
A: This story started with Kvothe's character. I knew it was going to be about him from the very beginning. In some ways it's the simplest story possible: it's the story of a man's life. It's the myth of the Hero seen from backstage. It's about the exploration and revelation of a world, but it's also about Kvothe's desire to uncover the truth hidden underneath the stories in his world. The story is a lot of things, I guess. As you can tell, I'm not very good at describing it. I always tell people, "If I could sum it up in 50 words, I wouldn't have needed to write a whole novel about it." I didn't plan it as a trilogy though. I just wrote it and it got to be so long that it had to be broken up into pieces. There were three natural breaking points in the story.... Hence the Trilogy.

Q: What is next for our hero?
A: Hmm..... I don't really believe in spoilers. But I think it's safe to say that Kvothe grows up a little in the second book. He learns more about magic. He learns how to fight, gets tangled up in some court politics, and starts to figure unravel some of the mysteries of romance and relationships, which is really just magic of a different kind, in a way.


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From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. The originality of Rothfuss's outstanding debut fantasy, the first of a trilogy, lies less in its unnamed imaginary world than in its precise execution. Kvothe ("pronounced nearly the same as 'Quothe' "), the hero and villain of a thousand tales who's presumed dead, lives as the simple proprietor of the Waystone Inn under an assumed name. Prompted by a biographer called Chronicler who realizes his true identity, Kvothe starts to tell his life story. From his upbringing as an actor in his family's traveling troupe of magicians, jugglers and jesters, the Edema Ruh, to feral child on the streets of the vast port city of Tarbean, then his education at "the University," Kvothe is driven by twin imperatives—his desire to learn the higher magic of naming and his need to discover as much as possible about the Chandrian, the demons of legend who murdered his family. As absorbing on a second reading as it is on the first, this is the type of assured, rich first novel most writers can only dream of producing. The fantasy world has a new star. (Apr.)
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From Bookmarks Magazine
Fantasy readers-a notoriously discerning group-tend to dole out praise judiciously, which makes the reception of The Name of the Wind, the first volume in Patrick Rothfuss's The Kingkiller Chronicle, that much more remarkable. Critics are already throwing around comparisons to some of the biggest names in fantasy, including George R. R. Martin, Tad Williams, the recently deceased Robert Jordan, and even Tolkien. They praise Rothfuss's fresh take on the genre's conventions, particularly a shifting narrative that keeps the action moving. At nearly 700 pages, The Name of the Wind isn't meant to be knocked off in a weekend. But readers who pick up Rothfuss now-and, according to critics, that won't be a small number-can say they knew him back when.

Copyright � 2004 Phillips & Nelson Media, Inc.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
I wanted to love it...
By bigGIANTcircles
Some reliable sources I generally trust recommended and raved about this book. Unfortunately I was ultimately left more unsatisfied and irritated by the time I was finished, which was foreshadowed by those same feelings throughout the novel. I found the writing style ultimately not to my liking, which I'm sure is as subjective of a thing as one can say in writing, but I'll try to pin down my major gripes.

The story felt aimless, meandering, lacking an overall clear purpose. I couldn't reconcile the importance of he events in storyteller Kvothe's world and the purpose of young Kvothe's life. I wish I could explain this better.

Rothfuss loves to end his chapters with what seemed in the beginning like a clever quip to serve as a cliffhanger to entice further reading. Things were hinted at with seeming importance that teased of exciting events, possibly in the next chapter, possibly later in the book. Eventually I was dismayed to only be left with the underwhelming and repeated promise of a wolf that I never really saw. We see this often in tv series writing when watching what is later dreadfully apparent to be a filler episode where nothing really happens and you feel like the network is just stalling to maintain viewership and extend the duration of the series.

Far be it from me to feel comfortable saying this as a non-writer and casual reader (the internet brings the term Filthy Casual to mind) but the writing just felt very... amateur. Like the kind of story someone young and obviously very intelligent might attempt but ultimately lacking in experience and execution. I don't feel TOO bad about this, though. Think of the way most casual, non musicians can recognize the difference between a professionally produced album and one that isn't. You may not understand the techniques behind audio production, you might have no idea what a compressor does, or the importance of proper mixing; all you know is that the end product feels off. And that's the best analogy I can give to explain my opinion here.

I think I might have enjoyed this book more if I had read it long ago, either when I was a teenager or before I was spoiled by some of the mighty works of folks like Brandon Sanderson who in my opinion are stronger at maintaining a proper feel of urgency and coherency, and those are sadly the two things that I never felt throughout the duration of the book.

To Rothfuss's credit, he has come up with an intriguing, if not altogether exciting system of magic, and I did at least enjoy the atmosphere of the university that he established, I just wish it felt more exciting in the end.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Young Adult fantasy-too much protagonist as a bare chested young man & not much else. Entertaining but ultimately unsatisfying
By D. Nalepa
If you typically give most young adult fantasy 5 stars, you'll probably like this. It has elements which probably most teenagers can relate to in the "coming of age" genre. The story line overflows with "wise mentors". Sex is aluded to, but off-stage, so rates either a G or a PG (reviews of 2nd Book say he makes up for it there). I have no problems with 1-dimensional characterization but of course, that needs to be paid for with gripping action. If your idea of action is saving maidens-in-distress from fires, taming nymphs and saving villagers from animals as big as houses, but which have lived within a couple of miles of them for years without their knowledge (?!) then you'll like this. (Also, theres lots of forboding with nothing resolved). The main conflict is one which to me seems just plain stupid. I found it inexplicable that a character so good at reading people (at 10 years old? come on!) was incapable of reading people. "Does she like me or doesn't she?" gets old real fast-especially when "she" is THROWING herself at him. Pros: an interesting and well constructed world. Author isn't an inept storyteller. Has some realistic elements of teenage angst. Cons: conflicts are juvenile, adults are in the Harry Potter class (ie either stupid and vile or "wise mentors" or detached from reality ). Little actually happens to advance the plot. We get from a 12 year-old student (of acting, music and magic) to a 15 year-old kid who has a goal (revenge) and the intelligence to realize where he needs to be, but not the emotional intelligence (and executive function) to focus on what he needs to do. The first major flaw occurred when he is inexplicably not killed in the forest. He comes across the bad guys, and they essentially give him a pass?? The second was that the academic "Masters" didn't bother to ask:"Where did that candle come from?" Hard to believe in a world where a drop of blood or a single hair acts like a gps locator that there's no way to establish that said candle was from the front desk (avoiding the question about candles in libraries being AT the front desk a semi-public area!!). But this is just typical of modern juvenile literature. The second book sounds even worse, not rushing out to buy it (although I read all 722 pages of the 1st in one sitting).

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Why I didn't love The Name of the Wind (even though I really REALLY wanted to!)
By Farnoosh Brock
After finishing A Song of Ice and Fire Series, I went into GRRM withdrawals. I started Pillars of the Earth, and a few other books that held absolutely on appeal. I am sure I'm missing on a masterpiece but I can't seem to quench my hunger so I heard a lot about The Name of the Wind and my hubby had finished reading it and loved LOVEd it - they said it had more magic, and was far less gory and simpler than A Song of Ice & Fire (Game of Thrones book series for you TV lovers! :)), well, not only does it not compare, comparing books is unfair so I'll rank it as its own standalone piece of work.

I wanted to so much to love The Name of the Wind and to fall in love with Patrick Rothfuss but no matter what I did, I felt no spark, no love, and no magic (pun intended). I tried so much to love - or even LIKE - Kvothe but I couldn't. His smugness, his bravado talk whenever he found himself in trouble, his annoying narration rules for the Chronicler and his mean sarcasm towards Bast are just among a few things that turned me off to this character from the start and could not turn back his luck. As for the plot, I just didn't find it fascinating. It's slow, it spans across a handful of characters, it has boring women with no depth of character, and except for Professor Elodin, not a single fascinating character among the handful we had - Kvothe included. The story moves very slowly forward, if forward at all, and the attention to detail is often misplaced. I'd like details on the confusing parts, not every little aspect of a character moving, breathing, turning their neck or moving their gaze.

The magic is plain confusing - Disclaimer: I am a huge fan of Harry Potter and the little sparkles of magic GRRM affords us, but Patrick's magic was just confusing, and well, uninteresting. The names of people and places are inaccessible to my memory cells, there is no rhyme or reason to the made-up languages, the origins of names. I realize there does not need to be, it's just my personal preference.

So why the 3 stars if I disliked it so much? Well, it held my attention, it was a great first novel for any writer, and if for nothing else other than the hope of a satisfying novel, I finished it and I am glad I exposed myself to a new author. No plans on reading the second book, and I'd like to write this off as just *me* not being able to appreciate a Patrick Rothfuss - much like I'm not able to appreciate a Claude Monet - than a criticism of an accomplished writer's work.

Perhaps someday but I'm still as hungry for good voracious reading as when I finished A Song of Ice and Fire Series.

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