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+Network Working Group J. Quarterman
+Request for Comments: 1432 MIDS
+ March 1993
+
+
+ Recent Internet Books
+
+Status of this Memo
+
+ This memo provides information for the Internet community. It does
+ not specify an Internet standard. Distribution of this memo is
+ unlimited.
+
+Abstract
+
+ This article originally appeared in Volume 2 Number 12, (December
+ 1992) of Matrix News, the monthly newsletter of Matrix Information
+ and Directory Services, Inc. (MIDS).
+
+1. Which Books
+
+ Here is a list of books related to using the Internet, which is the
+ global and exponentially growing network of more than a million
+ computers that communicate by interactive use of the TCP/IP
+ protocols, for the use of millions of users. This article was
+ prompted by the recent publication of nine or ten books on the
+ Internet in the space of a year (some are so new they aren't even
+ published yet). I have also included some books that have been
+ around for quite a long time (as long ago as the dim past of 1984).
+ I think all of them contain useful information for people new to the
+ Internet.
+
+ Some of the books included here are about more than the Internet.
+ Some of them are about the Matrix, which is the set of all computer
+ networks worldwide that exchange electronic mail. The Matrix
+ includes FidoNet, UUCP, BITNET, USENET, the Internet, and many
+ others, but is not limited to any one of those networks. This
+ particular bibliographic collection is oriented around the largest
+ computer network in the world, the Internet, because of all the
+ recent books about that network. Matrix News continues to publish
+ information about the Matrix, including but not limited to the
+ Internet.
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+Quarterman [Page 1]
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+RFC 1432 Recent Internet Books March 1993
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+
+ Author Pp. Price Audience Type Other
+ Networks
+
+ LaQuey & Ryer 208 $10.95 public user guide some
+ Kehoe 112 $22 technical user guide minimal
+ Krol 376 $24.95 researchers guide, catalog minimal
+ Kochmer 450 $39.95 researchers guide, catalog some
+ Marine, et al. 380 $39 administrative contacts, some
+ context
+ Dern ? ? new users user guide chapters
+ Lane & 200 $37.50 information primer ?
+ Summerhill professionals
+
+ Malamud 376 $26.95 varied travelog some
+
+ Quarterman & 448 $42.50 varied standards minimal
+ Wilhelm
+ Lynch, Rose 822 $40 technical standards minimal
+
+ Tennant, et al. 142 $45 professionals textbook ?
+ Benedikt 444 $15.95 varied anthology some
+ Kahin 446 $34.95 faculty scholarly variable
+ Parkhurst 86 $10.50 librarians scholarly some
+ McClure, et al. 746 $45 varied scholarly some
+
+ Levy 473 $4.95 public history some
+ Raymond 453 $10.95 varied dictionary some
+ Stoll 332 $19.95 public spy story some
+ Hafner & 368 $22.95 public journalism some
+ Markoff
+ Denning 574 $23.95 public scholarly some
+ Sterling 352 $23 public documentary some
+
+ IRG 240 $15 technical catalog minimal
+ NorthWestNet 297 $20 technical catalog minimal
+
+ Frey & Adams 436 $26.95 varied desk ref. many
+ LaQuey (UDCN) 645 $34.95 varied directory several
+ Quarterman 746 $50 varied context all
+
+ Table 1. Network Books Summarized
+
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+RFC 1432 Recent Internet Books March 1993
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+
+ I have excluded from this article books that are solely about
+ technical aspects of technology, such as the TCP/IP protocols.
+ Instead, I have included books about the resources and users of the
+ Internet. I have grouped them in rough classifications for
+ convenience of presentation. Several of these books fit several
+ classifications. For that reason and others, the classifications
+ should be taken as illustrative, not definitive. Table 1 summarizes
+ some features of all the books described.
+
+ Thanks to various people for input; especially David Bridge. Much of
+ the detailed bibliographic information came from the Library of
+ Congress catalog server supported by Digital Research Associates,
+ Inc., accessed via gopher and Telnet over the Internet.
+
+ Please note that prices may change, as may electronic mail addresses,
+ telephone and fax numbers, and postal addresses. The price you pay,
+ in particular, may be less because of a discount, or more because of
+ shipping, or because you buy the book outside of the United States.
+ The information included here is accurate to the best of my
+ knowledge, but your mileage may vary. Use at your own risk. But
+ please do report errors, changes, and additions to mids@tic.com.
+
+ Some bibliographic citations end in a line of the form
+
+ domain.name:path/name
+
+ This means you can retrieve further information by connecting to
+ domain.name with FTP, logging in as user anonymous, using your
+ electronic mail address as a password, and changing to path/name as a
+ directory, or retrieving it as a file, whichever works.
+
+ Some citations end in a line of the form
+
+ local@domain
+
+ This is a domain address for further email inquiries.
+
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+RFC 1432 Recent Internet Books March 1993
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+2. Introductions
+
+ New user guides and information on getting connected fill most of the
+ new books about the Internet.
+
+ LaQuey & Ryer:
+
+ Tracy LaQuey, and Jeanne C. Ryer, The Internet
+ Companion: A Beginner's Guide to Global
+ Networking, p. 208, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA,
+ October 1992.
+ $10.95. ISBN 0-201-62224-6.
+ Book Review: Internet Society News, 1(3):34.
+ Summer 1992.
+ Book Review: Link Letter, 5(3):4. Nov. 1992.
+ Book Review: Matrix News, 2(9):8-9. Sept. 1992.
+ companion@world.std.com
+
+ This is the least expensive introductory guide for new users of
+ the Internet, and perhaps the only one aimed at the general
+ public. It is also being made available online by anonymous FTP
+ from world.std.com, two chapters a month.
+
+ Kehoe:
+
+ Brendan P. Kehoe, Zen and the Art of the Internet:
+ A Beginner's Guide, p. 112, Prentice-Hall,
+ Englewood Cliffs, NJ, July 1992.
+ $22.00. ISBN 0-13-010778-6.
+ Book Review: Link Letter, 5(3):3. Nov. 1992.
+ Book Review: MicroTimes, 102:3, Nov. 23, 1992.
+ simsc.si.edu:networks/zen.ad
+
+ The first edition of this book was and is available only online,
+ from various anonymous FTP servers. This second edition is
+ somewhat enlarged and updated, yet is still the shortest
+ introductory Internet book.
+
+
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+ Krol:
+
+ Ed Krol, The Whole Internet User's Guide &
+ Catalog, p. 376, O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.,
+ Sebastopol, CA, 13 September 1992.
+ $24.95. ISBN 1-56592-025-2.
+ Book Review: Internet Society News, 1(3):33.
+ Summer 1992.
+ Book Review: Link Letter, 5(3):3. Nov. 1992.
+ Book Review: Matrix News, 2(11). Nov. 1992.
+ Book Review: MicroTimes, 102:3, Nov. 23, 1992.
+
+ Perhaps the most ambitious of the new crop of books, this one is
+ both a user's guide and a catalog of resources in one. It is
+ aimed at graduate students who want to use the Internet for
+ research.
+
+ Kochmer:
+
+ Jonathan Kochmer, and NorthWestNet, The Internet
+ Passport: NorthWestNet's Guide to Our World
+ Online, 4th ed., p. 450, NorthWestNet, Bellevue,
+ WA, 1993.
+ $39.95. ISBN 0-9635281-0-6.
+ info@nwnet.net
+
+ A forthcoming guide and catalog, not yet seen. It is
+ paradoxically both the fourth edition of and the successor to the
+ other NorthWestNet book listed later.
+
+ Marine:
+
+ April Marine, ed., Internet: Getting Started, p.
+ 380, SRI International, Menlo Park, CA, September
+ 1992.
+ $39.00. ISBN [none].
+ Book Review: Internet Society News, 1(3):33.
+ Summer 1992.
+ Book Review: Link Letter, 5(3):4. Nov. 1992.
+ Book Review: Matrix News, 2(12). Dec. 1992.
+ ftp.nisc.sri.com:netinfo/internet-getting-
+ started-contents
+
+ How to join the Internet, and some context so you will know why.
+ This book is not a guide, and not a catalog, but it does contain
+ numerous contact listings.
+
+
+
+
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+ Dern:
+
+ Daniel P. Dern, The New User's Guide to the
+ Internet, McGraw-Hill, New York, forthcoming in
+ 1993. ISBN 0-07-016510-6 (hc). ISBN 0-07-16511-4
+ (pbk).
+
+ A forthcoming new user guide, not yet seen.
+
+ Lane & Summerhill:
+
+ Elizabeth S. Lane, and Craig A. Summerhill, An
+ Internet Primer for Information Professionals: A
+ Basic Guide to Networking Technology, p. 200,
+ Meckler Corp., Westport, CT, forthcoming in 1992.
+ $37.50. ISBN 0-88736-831-X.
+
+ This book, not yet seen, is apparently aimed at information
+ professionals, presumably meaning librarians and others.
+
+3. Travelogs
+
+ This category has only one book in it so far.
+
+ Malamud:
+
+ Carl Malamud, Exploring the Internet: A Technical
+ Travelogue, p. 376, Prentice-Hall, Englewood
+ Cliffs, NJ, August 1992.
+ $26.95. ISBN 0-13-296898-3.
+ Book Review: Internet Society News, 1(3):34.
+ Summer 1992.
+ Book Review: Network Computing, 3(11):46. October
+ 15, 1992.
+ Book Review: Matrix News, 2(9):9,11. Sept. 1992.
+
+ Many fine lunches and dinners with users, administrators, and
+ developers of the Internet in many countries around the world,
+ with accurate technical background. Certainly the most wickedly
+ funny of all the books about the Internet. Contains a subplot
+ about how and why ITU and ISO do not publish their standards
+ online.
+
+
+
+
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+4. Standards
+
+ The seemingly obscure topic of standards is actually illuminating
+ when the subject is Internet Standards, because the processes that
+ produce them reflect how the whole network works: by the efforts of
+ its users and engineers.
+
+ Quarterman & Wilhelm:
+
+ John S. Quarterman, and Susanne Wilhelm, UNIX,
+ POSIX, and Open Systems: The Open Standards
+ Puzzle, p. 446, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1993.
+ $42.50. ISBN 0-201-52772-3.
+ Book Review: Internet Society News, 1(3):34.
+ Summer 1992.
+
+ Context about open systems standards. Includes a very brief
+ history of the Internet, comments on the effects of networks on
+ standards and the reverse, commentary on the benefits of
+ publishing standards online, and an in-depth examination of the
+ IETF standards process used to produce Internet Standards. Also
+ includes an Internet growth graph.
+
+ Lynch & Rose:
+
+ Daniel C. Lynch and Marshall T. Rose, eds., The
+ Internet System Handbook, p. 822, Addison-Wesley,
+ Reading, MA, 1993. $40, ISBN 0-201-56741-5.
+
+ A description of the process that produces Internet Standards, and
+ some other user level material in addition to protocol material.
+
+5. Textbooks
+
+ This category includes a textbook on using the Internet, and some
+ other books that could be used as textbooks for sociology or policy.
+
+ Tennant:
+
+ Roy Tennant, John Ober, Anne G. Lipow, and
+ Foreword by Clifford Lynch, Crossing the Internet
+ Threshold: an Instructional Handbook, p. 142
+ pages, 1993.
+ $45.00. ISBN 1-882208-01-3.
+ simsc.si.edu:networks/crossing.ad
+
+ A short textbook on using the Internet, by two librarians at the
+ University of California at Berkeley.
+
+
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+
+ Benedikt:
+
+ Michael Benedikt, ed., Cyberspace: First Steps, p.
+ 444, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991. $15.95. ISBN
+ 0-262-02327-X.
+
+ An anthology of sociological examinations of networks and related
+ topics, by writers, scholars, and public figures. Edited by a
+ professor of Architecture at the University of Texas.
+
+ Kahin:
+
+ Brian Kahin, ed., Building Information
+ Infrastructure: Issues in the Development of the
+ National Research and Education Network, p. 446,
+ McGraw-Hill Primis, New York, 1992.
+ $34.95, ISBN: 0-390-03083-X.
+ Book Review: Matrix News, 2(5). May 1992.
+
+ Includes the entire text of the High Performance Computing Act
+ (HPCA) of 1991 that authorized the forthcoming National Research
+ and Education Network (NREN), as well as numerous examinations of
+ what it does and should mean. Papers from a workshop at Harvard's
+ Kennedy School of Government. Tough sledding in spots, but very
+ rewarding in others.
+
+ Parkhurst:
+
+ Carol A. Parkhurst, ed., Library Perspectives on
+ NREN: The National Research and Education Network,
+ p. 86, LITA, Chicago, 1990.
+ $10.50. ISBN 0-8389-7477-5.
+ Book Review: Matrix News, 1(7). Oct. 1991.
+
+ Another NREN policy anthology; this one oriented towards library
+ uses.
+
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+ McClure:
+
+ Charles McClure, Ann Bishop, Philip Doty, and
+ Howard Rosenbaum, The National Research And
+ Education Network (NREN): Research and Policy
+ Perspectives, p. 746, Ablex Press, Norwood, NJ,
+ 1991.
+ $45 personal; $95 institutional. ISBN
+ 0-89391-813-X. Book Review: Matrix News, 1(6).
+ Sep. 1991.
+ Book Review: Electronic Networking: Research,
+ Applications and Policy 2(1). Spring 1992.
+
+ Masses of information on NREN, and examination of its potential
+ effects on research.
+
+6. Hacking and Cracking
+
+ Hacking is skillful programming. Cracking is breaking and entering.
+ If you don't know the difference, read the first two books below. If
+ you don't think it matters, read the last book below, which examines
+ how law enforcement agencies confused about computers and networks
+ did some very strange things.
+
+ Levy:
+
+ Steven Levy, Hackers: Heroes of the Computer
+ Revolution, p. 473, Anchor Press/Doubleday, Garden
+ City, NY, 1984. $17.95. ISBN 0-385-19195-2 (hc).
+ $4.95 ISBN 0-440-13405-6 (pbk).
+
+ Tales of the real hackers who invented the modern computer
+ industry. Some of these people are still quite active on the nets
+ today.
+
+ Raymond & Steele:
+
+ Eric S. Raymond, ed., Guy Steele, The New Hacker's
+ Dictionary, p. 453, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA,
+ 1991. ISBN 0-262-18145-2 (hc). $10.95 ISBN
+ 0-262-68069-6 (pbk).
+
+ The authority on hacker jargon, and a very amusing book. Look it
+ up in here when you doubt a definition in the press.
+
+
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+ Stoll:
+
+ Clifford Stoll, The Cuckoo's Egg: Tracking a Spy
+ Through the Maze of Computer Espionage, p. 332,
+ Doubleday, New York, 1989. $19.95. ISBN
+ 0-385-24946-2 (alk. paper).
+
+ A spy novel, except it's true: a first person account by a down-
+ on-his-luck Berkeley astronomer who with others tracked down a KGB
+ network spy. Despite its necessary concentration on cracking,
+ still a readable introduction to what the Internet is about.
+
+ Hafner & Markoff:
+
+ Katie Hafner, and John Markoff, Cyberpunk, p. 368,
+ Simon & Schuster, New York, 1991. $22.95. ISBN
+ 0-671-68322-5.
+
+ Interviews with some of the crackers who have appeared
+ conspicuously in the press in the past few years. One of the co-
+ authors is the New York Times reporter who broke the Stoll story
+ to the public.
+
+ Denning:
+
+ Peter J. Denning, ed., Computers Under Attack:
+ Intruders, Worms, and Viruses, p. 574, ACM
+ Press/Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1990. $23.95,
+ ISBN 0-201-53067-8.
+
+ Details of celebrated network security cases, including those
+ described in the previous two books. Includes Stoll's original
+ article about the Wiley Hacker, and responses and articles by
+ others on the same subject. Has extensive coverage of the 1988
+ Internet Worm. Also includes information on viruses. Has quite a
+ bit of material on the cultures of the networks, and on social,
+ legal, and ethical matters. Starts with the standard historical
+ network papers, including "Notable Computer Networks" by
+ Quarterman and Hoskins.
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+ Sterling:
+
+ Bruce Sterling, The Hacker Crackdown: Law and
+ Disorder on the electronic frontier, p. 352,
+ Bantam, New York, 1992. $23. ISBN 0-553-08058-X.
+
+ An in-depth examination of the forces of law who try to deal with
+ computer crime, and of the issues involved, written by one of the
+ science fiction writers who invented cyberpunk. The real story
+ behind Operation Sundevil and the Legion of Doom. Readable,
+ informative, amusing, and necessary.
+
+7. Resource Guides
+
+ These have always been available online.
+
+ NorthWestNet:
+
+ NorthWestNet, NorthWestNet User Services Internet
+ Resource Guide, p. 297, NorthWestNet, Bellevue,
+ WA, 1992.
+ $20. ISBN [none]. Book Review: Matrix News, 2(1).
+ Jan. 1992.
+ ftphost.nwnet.net:nic/nwnet/user-
+ guide/README.nusirg
+
+ NorthWestNet's Resource Guide.
+
+ IRG:
+
+ NNSC, Internet Resource Guide, p. 240, NSF Network
+ Service Center (NNSC), BBN, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
+ $15. ISBN [none].
+ nnsc.nsf.net:resource-guide/README.
+
+ The original Internet Resource Guide.
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+8. Also About Other Networks
+
+ The network service most people use is electronic mail, which is
+ carried over many networks other than the Internet, throughout the
+ worldwide Matrix of interconnected computer networks that exchange
+ mail. These are books about networks that cover more networks than
+ the Internet alone.
+
+ Frey & Adams:
+
+ Donnalyn Frey, and Rick Adams, !%@: A Directory of
+ Electronic Mail Addressing and Networks, p. 436,
+ O'Reilly & Associates, Sebastopol, CA, January
+ 1991. $26.95. ISBN 0-937-17515-3 (pbk.).
+
+ A quick desk reference to many networks, with two pages on each
+ one.
+
+ LaQuey (UDCN):
+
+ Tracy Lynn LaQuey, Users' Directory of Computer
+ Networks, p. 645, Digital Press, Bedford, MA,
+ 1989. $34.95 Digital Part Number EY-C200E-DP;
+ Digital Press ISBN 1-555-58047-5; Prentice-Hall
+ ISBN 0-13-950262-9.
+
+ A directory of users, domains, etc. of the Internet, BITNET, UUCP,
+ etc.
+
+ Quarterman:
+
+ John S. Quarterman, The Matrix: Computer Networks
+ and Conferencing Systems Worldwide, p. 746,
+ Digital Press, Bedford, MA, 1990. $50. Digital
+ order number EY-C176E-DP-SS, Digital Press ISBN
+ 155558-033-5, Prentice-Hall ISBN 0-13-565607-9.
+
+ A context book about all computer networks worldwide, including
+ UUCP, FidoNet, BITNET, USENET, and the Internet. The longest of
+ all the books listed, and the most comprehensive.
+
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+9. Publishers
+
+ These are in alphabetical order. Most of the telephone and fax
+ numbers are only for orders, not for other kinds of communications.
+
+ Ablex Publishing Corp. Doubleday, a division of
+ 201-767-8450 Bantam Doubleday Dell
+ fax: 201-767-6717 Publishing Group, Inc.
+ 355 Chestnut St. 212-765-6500
+ Norwood, NJ 07648 800-223-6834
+ fax: 212-765-3869
+ 666 Fifth Avenue
+ Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. New York, NY 10103
+ 74230.3622@CompuServe.com
+ 617-944-3700
+ 800-447-2226 Library Solution Press
+ 1 Jacob Way 510-841-2636
+ Reading, MA 01867 fax: 415-594-0411
+ 1100 Industrial Road, Suite 9
+ San Carlos, CA 94070
+ Bantam, a division of
+ Bantam Doubleday Dell
+ Publishing Group Inc. LITA Publications
+ 212-765-6500 ALANET ALA0085
+ 800-223-6834 800-545-2433
+ fax: 212-765-3869 312-280-4270
+ 666 Fifth Avenue fax: + 312-440-9374
+ New York, NY 10103 50 East Huron Street
+ Chicago, IL 60602
+
+ Digital Press
+ buddenhagen@cecv01.enet.dec.com McGraw-Hill
+ 617-276-1498 212-512-2000
+ fax: 617-276-4314 1221 Ave. of the Americas
+ Digital Equipment Corporation New York, NY 10020
+ 12 Crosby Drive BUO/E94
+ Bedford, MA 01730
+
+ Meckler Corporation Simon & Schuster
+ (203) 226-6967 212-698-7000
+ Fax: (203) 545-5840 800-223-2336
+ 11 Ferry Lane West fax: 212-698-7007
+ Westport, CT 06880 Subsidiary of
+ Paramount Communications Inc.
+ the Simon & Schuster Bldg.
+ 1230 Ave. of the Americas
+ New York, NY 10020
+
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+ SRI International
+ MIT Press nisc@nisc.sri.com
+ Massachusetts Institute 415-859-6387
+ of Technology 415-859-6387
+ Cambridge, MA 02142 fax: 415-859-6028
+ Network Information Systems
+ NorthWestNet Center
+ nusirg-orders@nwnet.net 333 Ravenswood Avenue,
+ 206-562-3000 Room EJ29
+ fax: 206-562-4822 Menlo Park, CA 9402
+
+ NUSIRG Orders
+ 15400 SE 30th Place, Suite 202
+ Bellevue, WA 98007
+
+ NSFNET Network Service Center
+ nnsc@nnsc.nsf.net
+ 617-873-3400
+ Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc.
+ 10 Moulton Street
+ Cambridge, MA 02138
+
+ O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
+ nuts@ora.com
+ 707-829-0515
+ 800-998-9938 7am to 5pm PST
+ fax: 707-829-0104
+ 103 Morris Street, Suite A
+ Sebastopol, CA 95472
+
+ Prentice-Hall
+ info@prenhall.com
+ 515-284-6751
+ fax: 515-284-2607
+ Route 9W
+ Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632
+
+Security Considerations
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+ Security issues are not discussed in this memo.
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+Author's Address
+
+ John S. Quarterman
+ Matrix Information and Directory Services, Inc. (MIDS)
+ 1106 Clayton Lane, Suite 500W
+ Austin, TX 78723
+ U.S.A.
+
+ EMail: jsq@tic.com
+ Phone: +1-512-451-7602
+ Fax: +1-512-450-1436
+
+
+ For further information on MIDS, contact:
+
+ Matrix News
+ Matrix Information & Directory Services, Inc. (MIDS)
+ 1106 Clayton Lane, Suite 500W
+ Austin, TX 78723
+ U.S.A.
+
+ EMail: mids@tic.com
+ Phone: +1-512-451-7602
+ Fax: +1-512-450-1436
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