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Journey Through Darkness: The Reading Challenge...
I am happy to announce our very first DARK FICTION reading challenge.
I thought about the length of time needed to complete this challenge, and wasn't sure how long it should last, but I know that people want to read things other than only challenge books, and this gives them a little more freedom to do so. And ending it on December 1st gives everyone a month to catch up with whatever holiday-ish thing they have going (or not) and gives the winner the time to create the next challenge. I'm looking forward to lots of reading and hopefully, many interesting book discussions. It's the first time I've created a challenge, so feedback is welcome and encouraged, but please be gentle! :)
THE FACTS:
*Starts August 1st and ends December 1st…only books read within this time frame can be counted towards the challenge (started after August 1st)
*Books must be 150 pages at least AND can only be counted towards ONE task!
*The person with the most points or whomever finishes the challenge by Dec. 1st will be the winner and there will be a prize involved :) BONUS PRIZE: Winner will also have the choice of designing the next group challenge…Woo Hoo!
*When you finish a task, please post in here what book you read, the task #, and for how many points. To keep the posting from getting overly complicated and ridiculous, either post your tentative list and edit it as you go (crossing off completed tasks, etc.) or edit your original posting as you go. This means each participant will have ONE message post and they will update it as necessary.
***If you keep a running total at the bottom of your list, it will be much easier for me to keep track AND I will be eternally grateful. ***
I will go through weekly and update the scoreboard to encourage friendly competition! Enjoy the challenge and GOOD LUCK!
THE TASKS:
5 Points --
1. To commemorate Labor Day/the End of Another Summer…: Read a novel that is set during the summer.
2. September 22, 2009 is the Autumnal Equinox: Read a novel in which a weather word is in the title --examples: CLOUDS, STORM, RAIN, SUN, AIR, etc.
3. November 11, 2009 - In Honor Of Our Veterans and Soldiers and their Families: Read a novel where a soldier/veteran is the main character. (Plenty of dark themes abound here…)
4. December 21, 2009 is the Winter Solstice: Read a novel that takes place during the winter.
5. Read a book written within the past five years.
6. Read a book written more than fifty years ago.
7. Reread a book you haven’t read in more than 10 years or a book that you Cliff-noted (don‘t pretend you don‘t know what I mean, haha!).
10 Points --
1. Read an anthology/collection of short stories with DIFFERENT authors.
2. Read a book that has been made into a film and then compare film vs. book in a discussion thread.
3. Read a book from a “existential” author discussed in our group.
4. Making Friends: Pick another group member and choose a novel that they gave 5 stars.
5. BOOKS! THEY‘RE NOT JUST FOR DECORATION: Read a book that you’ve had for a long time and haven’t read yet.
6. Read a book from an author born in August, September, October, November or December (LOTS to choose from!).
7. Read a book from an author who was born or who DIED during your birthday month.
8. Read a book that you wouldn’t normally pick up. (i.e. haven’t loved the author in the past, unfamiliar genre, etc.).
9. ENJOY FALL!: Read an entire book outside in the fresh air.
10. THANKS TO GOODREADS FOR BRINGING US ALL TOGETHER: Read a book written by a GOODREADS author.
15 Points --
1. EEK!: Read a novel with zombies, monsters, or things that go bump in the night.
2. ZAP!: Read a novel with aliens, time travel or an alternate universe.
3. BOO!: Read a novel with fairies, witches, ghosts, some paranormal creature, etc.
4. MEH!: Read a novel where the main character is an addict or is in a similar dark place.
25 Points --
1. Read a complete graphic novel series (May or may not involve multiple volumes. If the series is not yet complete, read all available volumes, i.e. Sandman Volumes 1-10).
2. Read two books written by one of your favorite authors.
3. Read two books from your favorite subgenre.
4. Read a book that has been translated into English.
5. Read a book that you didn’t know existed until DARK FICTION began.
6. Read a volume of poetry (at least 150 pages) from a “dark” poet.
50 Points --
1. Read a “CLASSIC” novel from each of the following genres: HORROR, MYSTERY, FANTASY, SCIENCE FICTION, APOCALYPTIC/DYSTOPIA, and TRANSGRESSIVE.
2. In Honor of our friends in the Great White North, CELEBRATE BOXING DAY (December 26th)! Read a book and then donate it to someone less fortunate (i.e. the goodwill or library will count too, anywhere that takes donations…)
3. Read a book and then post a discussion thread where you list who you would cast in the film version and who would direct it.
4. And since I am creating this challenge and take all kinds of flack for my nearly-neverending TBR list, read a book NOT listed on my TO-READ list (as of August 1st). (Good luck with this!)
Total Points: /545
Tasks Completed: /31
*** Please feel free to post your tentative lists, as long as you start reading on or after August 1st...
My first challenge.THE TASKS:
5 Points --
1. Set in the summer -
2. Weather in Title -
3. Soldier/Veteran -
4. Set in Winter -
5. Written < 5 years -
6. Written > 50 years -
7. Reread -
Total points for section: 35
10 Points --
1. Anthology -
2. Book Into Film -
3. Existential Author -
4. Member's 5 star -
5. Long TBR -
6. Author born 9-12 -
7. Author born on birth month -
8. Wouldn’t normally read -
9. Read outside -
10. Goodread author -
Total points for section: 100
15 Points --
1. Zombies / Monsters -
2. Alien/Time Travel/Alt Universe -
3. Fairies/Witches/Ghosts -
4. Addict -
Total points for section: 60
25 Points --
1. Graphic Novel -
2. Fav Author (2 books) -
3. Fav Subgenre -
4. Translated -
5. New To Me -
6. Dark Poetry -
Total points for section: 150
50 Points --
1. Classic:
---Horror -
---Mystery -
---Fantasy -
---Science Fiction -
---Apocalyptic/Dystopia -
---Transgressive -
2. Donating a Book -
3. Discuss a Movies Cast -
CAST:
Director: Sam Raimi
Joe Lombardi: Al Pacino
Alan D'Angelo: Tom Cruise
Vincent: Ted Raimi
Womack: Alan Graf (it's a private joke)
Bleecker: Bruce Campbell
Susan D'Angelo: Naomi Watts
Rose Lombardi: Jane Alexander
Paul Zarella: Edward James Olmos
4. Not on Michelles TBR List -
Total Point in section: 200
Total Points: 545/545
Tasks Completed: 31/31
Pages Read: 13314(does not include Kindle reads)
My first challenge too!
5 Points
1. Set in the Summer -
7. ReRead -
Total Points for section 25
10 Points
1. Anthology -
7. Author Died on Bday -
Total Points for section 80
15 Points
Total Points for section 60
25 Points
Total Points for section 150
50 Points
--- Horror: The Hill of Dreams by Arthur Machen (204 pages)
--- Mystery: The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare by G.K. Chesterton (224 pages)
--- Fantasy: At the Mountains of Madness (192 pages) by HP Lovecraft
--- Science Fiction: The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury (182 pages)
--- Apocalyptic / Dystopia: Neuromancer by William Gibson (271 pages)
--- Transgressive: American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis (416 pages)
Total Points for section 200
Tasks completed 27/31
Total Pages Read 10467
Total Points for Challenge 515/545
Instead of putting links to each book I just created a shelf with all of my books for this challenge. Dark Fiction Challenge Bookshelf
5 Points
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. ReRead - Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston
Total Points for Section 30
10 Points
1. Anthology - The Living Dead Started but on hold
2.
3. Existential Author - The Double by Fyodor Dostoevsky
4.
5.
6.
7. Author Born/Died on Bday - The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch - born April
8. Wouldn't Normally Read - Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith (I said I wasn't going to read this but it got picked for a group read - so I'll give it a go just because it will fit this category)
9. Read Outside -
10.
Total Points for Section 50
15 Points
1.
2.
3.
4.
Total Points for Section 60
25 Points
1.
2.
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3.
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4. Translated - The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowki
5.
6. Dark Poetry -
Total Points for Section 100
50 Points
1. Classic from Each Genre
--- Mystery:The Man Who Was Thursday by GK Chesterton
--- Fantasy:The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman
--- Science Fiction:Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
--- Apocolyptic / Dystopia:The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood
--- Transgressive:
2.
3.
"---- check out the cast in <a href=""http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/217017-pretty-when-she-dies-spoilers"">THIS THREAD</a>
"
4.
Total Points for Section 150
Total Points for Challenge 390
Tasks Completed: 22 / 31
Pages Read: 7914
Books Read: 25 / 38
Read - In Order
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It's VERY possible to see LOTS of changes on this list, but this is what I've come up with so far. I'll cross them out as I finish...good luck everyone and hope you enjoy it!
THE TASKS:
5 Points --
1. MUCHO MOJO by Joe R. LansdaleIN PROGRESS
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES by Ray Bradbury (1950)IN PROGRESS
7. WUTHERING HEIGHTS by Emily BronteIN PROGRESS
TOTAL FOR SECTION: 20 points
10 Points --
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. HAUNTED by Chuck Palahniuk
6. PERDIDO STREET STATION by China Mieville (9-6-72)IN PROGRESS
7. MIDDLESEX by Jeffrey Eugenides (4-13-60) 8.
9.
10.
TOTAL FOR SECTION: 70 points
15 Points --
1.
2. VERONICA by Nicholas ChristopherIN PROGRESS
3.
4. THE BELL JAR by Sylvia Plath
TOTAL FOR SECTION: 30 points
25 Points --
1.
2. Stewart O'Nan--
3. (Horror):
4. PERFUME by Patrick Suskind
5.
6. something by Bukowski!
TOTAL FOR SECTION: 100 points
50 Points --
1. Horror: SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES by Ray Bradbury
Mystery:
Fantasy: THE NEVERENDING STORY by Michael Ende
Sci-Fi: FARENHEIT 451 by Ray Bradbury (AUDIO)IN PROGRESS
Apoc./Dystopia: A CLOCKWORK ORANGE by Anthony Burgess
Transgressive: LOLITA by Vladimir Nabokov
2. ???
3.
Harper Connelly: Selma Blair, Tolliver Lang: Eric Balfour, Dr. Clyde Nunley: Craig Sheffer, Tabitha Morgenstern: Elle Fanning, Joel Morgenstern: Tate Donovan, Diane Morgenstern: Neve Campbell, Rick Goldman: Hugh Jackman, Victor Morgenstern: Douglas Smith, Corbett Lacey: Aaron Eckhart, Art Barfield, Esq.: Richard Attenborough, Corinne: Annie Potts, Shellie Quail: Angela Bassett, Felicia Hart: Gina Holden, Blythe Benson: Gwyneth Paltrow, Xylda Bernardo: Dianne Wiest, Manfred Bernardo: Casey Affleck, Agent Seth Koenig: Guy Pearce , Detective Brittany Young: Hillary Swank, Ben Morgenstern: Harry Hamlin, Hannah/Judy Morgenstern: Helen Mirren, David Morgenstern: Bradley Cooper, Fred Hart: Ed Harris, Graveyard Ghost: John Hannah
4.
TOTAL FOR SECTION: 100 points
Total Points: 320 of 545
Tasks Completed: 19 of 31
Pages Read: 6134 & 3 Audiobooks
my oh my, my little brain aches from reading all these rules! i've got a busy fall, things are chill right now, but once september arrives, i'm back in way too busy mode. i will try to participate, if i can figure out all the categories and whatnot. it looks like a nice challenge though!
No problem Phillip :) I just hope people can participate in the discussions. I think Michelle did an awesome job creating the challenge and it's interesting seeing what people choose to read :)
5 Points
1. Set in the Summer -
2. Weather in Title - Sunshine by Robin McKinley
3. Soldier/Veteran -
4.
5.
6.
7. ReRead (more than 10 years) - The Princess and the Goblin by George MacDonald
Total Points for section: 15
10 Points
1. Anthology - Wolfsbane and Mistletoe edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L.P. Kelner currently reading
2. Book into Film - The Return of the King by J.R.R Tolkien
3. Existential Author -
4.
5.
6.
7. Author Born/Died in Birthday Month - The Cider House Rules by John Irving (born in March)
8.
9.
10. GoodReads author - Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater
Total Points for section: 50
15 Points
1.
2. Aliens / Time Travel / Alt Universe - The Host by Stephenie Meyer
4. Addict - Choke by Chuck Palahniuk
Total Points for section: 30
25 Points
1. Graphic Novel - Sandman Volumes 1-10 by Neil Gaiman
2.
3. Fav Subgenre (2 books) -
4. Translated - Inkheart (Inheart #1) by Cornelia Funke (translated from German)
5.
6. Dark Poetry - The Collected Poems--Sylvia Plath
Total Points for section: 50
50 Points
1. Classic from Each Genre -
--- Horror: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
--- Mystery: And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
--- Fantasy:
--- Science Fiction: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
--- Apocolyptic / Dystopia:
--- Transgressive: A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess
2. Donate a Book - We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver
3. Discuss a Movies Cast -
4.
Total Points for section: 50
Total Points for Challenge: 195
Sorry, I'm a procrastinator...the first leader board totals are:
1. Marvin & Kathryn are tied with 105 points! NICE START!
2. Shanon 65
3. Michelle 60
4. Jillian 15
Good luck again everyone! Keep up the great work and feel free to start posts about your books, etc. Have fun!
Oh your Harper cast is too funny. I guess I don't pay attention to physical descriptions that well. I was picturing Harper with light hair and delicate features. Selma Blair could dye her hair and I guess she's petite :) I'm out of the loop. I don't recognize some of the names.
Points I've earned thus far...
Blue Moon - weather word - 5pts.
The Devouring - Winter Solstice - 5pts.
Wuthering Heights -Re-Read - 5pts.
Dates from Hell - Anthology - 10pts.
Dead Until Dark - Book another member gave five stars (Nina) - 10pts
Bitten and Stolen - two books written by a favorite author - 25pts.
total = 65
Hey Jillian, what did you think of The Forest of Hands and Teeth? It's young adult, right, with zombies? Any good? It looks good.
Kathryn wrote: "Hey Jillian, what did you think of The Forest of Hands and Teeth? It's young adult, right, with zombies? Any good? It looks good. "
Yup, it is YA and zombies. I loved the concept, but wasn't crazy about the execution. She didn't do as much character development as I would have liked...and she left a lot of plots dangling. I think this is the first in a trilogy though...so I'll give the next one a try when it comes out.
It got really mixed reviews. Some people loved it; others felt like me. I read some of the 5 star reviews before I read that may have upped my expectations.
The new leaderboard is here. I'm really impressed. Everybody else is kicking my ass, well almost (sorry Jillian, I'm just teasing!)--Haha Here goes:
1. Kathryn 165 points! Wow, I knew you were gonna do well...
2. Marvin 120 points
3. Shanon 95 points
3. Heather and Michelle tied at 70 points
4. Jillian 30 points
Keep up the pace and the challenge will end early :)
Michelle wrote: "The new leaderboard is here. I'm really impressed. Everybody else is kicking my ass, well almost (sorry Jillian, I'm just teasing!)--Haha Here goes:
1. Kathryn 165 points! Wow, I knew you wer..."
No prob. We'll see who is laughing when I make my grand comeback (ha. ya right)
5 Points --
1. Read a novel that is set during the summer.
3. November 11, 2009 - In Honor Of Our Veterans and Soldiers and their Families: Read a novel where a soldier/veteran is the main character. (Plenty of dark themes abound here…)
5. Read a book written within the past five years.
6. Read a book written more than fifty years ago.
10 Points --
2. Read a book that has been made into a film and then compare film vs. book in a discussion thread.
3. Read a book from a “existential” author discussed in our group.
5. Read a book that you’ve had for a long time and haven’t read yet. - The Abundance of Katherines by John Green
6.
7. Read a book from an author who was born or who DIED during your birthday month.
15 Points --
2. ZAP!: Read a novel with aliens, time travel or an alternate universe. - Fire
3. BOO!: Read a novel with fairies, witches, ghosts, some paranormal creature, etc. – Van Allen Legacy
4. MEH!: Read a novel where the main character is an addict or is in a similar dark place. - Burned by Ellen Hopkins
25 Points --
1. Read a complete graphic novel series (May or may not involve multiple volumes. If the series is not yet complete, read all available volumes, i.e. Sandman Volumes 1-10).
4. Read a book that has been translated into English.
5. Read a book that you didn’t know existed until DARK FICTION began.
6. Read a volume of poetry (at least 150 pages) from a “dark” poet.- Tricks by Ellen Hopkins
50 Points --
1. Read a “CLASSIC” novel from each of the following genres: HORROR, MYSTERY, FANTASY, SCIENCE FICTION, APOCALYPTIC/DYSTOPIA, and TRANSGRESSIVE.
2. In Honor of our friends in the Great White North, CELEBRATE BOXING DAY (December 26th)! Read a book and then donate it to someone less fortunate (i.e. the goodwill or library will count too, anywhere that takes donations…)
3. Read a book and then post a discussion thread where you list who you would cast in the film version and who would direct it.
4. And since I am creating this challenge and take all kinds of flack for my nearly-neverending TBR list, read a book NOT listed on my TO-READ list (as of August 1st). (Good luck with this!)
Jillian wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "Hey Jillian, what did you think of The Forest of Hands and Teeth? It's young adult, right, with zombies? Any good? It looks good. "
Yup, it is YA and zombies. I loved the concept..."
Thanks Jillian. I've heard that about the character development but I think I'll give the book a try soon.
I'll be checking that out from the library next time. Smiley has SOOOO much more stuff than here in Blythe, even new books...YAY!
I started fall semester last week. Thought it was going to be difficult, between life and taking care of my family, the local book club I'm involved with and the private tutoring I do on the side AND the workload from my classes. But my classes are REALLY light on the workload, and its proving to be my last easy semester of school -- lots of time for reading. I guess what I'm trying to say is, WATCH OUT! Haha, especially you Kathryn, now that you're going back to work. :)
I'm cramming books, who needs sleep. I wish I could just read fun books for this challenge but I'm reading textbooks and listening to audio course outlines more than anything.
Drum roll, please...the new updated leaderboard is as follows:
1. Kathryn - 200 points
2. Marvin - 165 points
3. Heather - 130 points
4. Shanon - 115 points
5. Michelle - 85 points
6. Jillian - 40 points
Keep up the pace! Well, some of us can slow down a little, eh emmm...
Hey, I'm tired of textbooks! And you're closest in points, so you try to stop me Marvin! Muwahaha! :)
I need to quit messing around with the little point books and start on those bigger ones! I'm getting my ass kicked considering I've completed as many tasks as Kathryn. I'll catch you... better watch out :)
Michelle wrote: "My problem is that I read other books that don't work with this challenge...need to focus!!!"
I'm having the same problem! I have an internal debate with myself about whether a book is "Dark" or not after every one I finish. Not many books are fitting in :(
Haha...yeah, I checked out LOTS of library books and I'm trying to read them all before they are due. Gotta read those and if they fit, great. If they don't, I'm still going to read them. I think I'll earn points in spurts...
Yeah, there have been a few books that I wasn't sure whether or not to count. I figure if I feel comfortable talking about a book with the group, then it's all good.
And Shanon, it almost looks like you've been reading in order of the list. When I try to catch up with the smaller point challenges, you're going to eat away at the high point challenges.
So you found it. Let me guess...Smiley?Yes, I would consider anything by Lansdale to be dark fiction. The following Hap and Leonard novels become even darker. If you are currently reading this novel and are wondering if it meets the definition of dark, you will have no doubt when you get to the ending.
Even though I love fantasy, I have never read the Lord of the Rings triology. I have it tentatively on my challenge list...would you guys classify it as "dark"? I'm just not sure.
I would say it's dark... the death, wars, personal doubt, sacrifice. I think it would fit in great with the challenge!
Hey Marvin. I don't know if you're just trying to read from books you already have but I have the following books if you want to borrow them:
AMERICAN GODS
WICKED
DUMA KEY
CHILDREN OF MEN.
Let me know.
I have Wicked but not the others. I would love to borrow them in the near future. Maybe by the next book club meeting when I can loan you Slaughter?
Shanon wrote: "I would say it's dark... the death, wars, personal doubt, sacrifice. I think it would fit in great with the challenge!"
Thanks Shanon! I'm really looking forward to reading them.
This is my List :) 5 Points
1. Set in the Summer -
2. Weather in Title - Sunshine by Robin McKinley
3. Soldier/Veteran -
4. Set in Winter -
5. Written within last 5 years -
6. Written more than 50 years - Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
7. ReRead (more than 10 years)-
Total Points for section: 5
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10 Points
1. Anthology - Huntress by Christine Warren
2. Book into Film -
3. Existential Author -
4. Member's 5 Star -
5. Long TBR -
6. Author born Sept-Dec -
7. Author Born/Died in Birthday Month -
8. Wouldn't Normally Read -
9. Read Outside -
10. GoodReads author -
Total Points for section: 10
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15 Points
1. Zombies/Monsters -
2. Aliens/Time Travel/Alt Universe - The Host by Stephenie Meyer
3. Fairies/Witches/Ghosts ect. -
4. Addicted Main Character-
Total Points for section:0
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25 Points
1. Graphic Novel -
2. Favorite Author (2 books) -
3. Favorite Sub-genre (2 books) -
4. Translated in to English-
5. DARK FICTION -
6. Dark Poetry -Enriched Classics: Great Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe by Edgar Allan Poe
Total Points for section: 50
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50 Points
1. Classic from Each Genre -
--- Horror:
--- Mystery:
--- Fantasy:
--- Science Fiction:
--- Apocolyptic /Dystopia:
--- Transgressive:
2. Donate a Book -
3. Discuss a Movies Cast -
4. Wasn't on Michelle's TBR list - Graceling by Kristin Cashore
Total Points for section: 50
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Total Points for Challenge: 115
i am a slow reader... but this is more for fun then anything so yeah for me lol... :)
Hey Stephanie, nice to see you jumping in!
So what did you think of the Mercy Thompson graphic novel? Any good?
i have it on order it should be here by next week.. then i will let u know. :) i cant wait.. and thank u for the welcome.. i had to jump in on :)
O, oops, sorry, I was rather tired last night. Let us know if it's any good because I love the books!
Muwahaha! I'm gonna knock out the classics books worth 50 points by the end of the weekend!! My goal was to complete that part before starting work on Tuesday so that I would have a little lead since I probably wont be reading much at first after returning to work. But then I just know you guys are gonna have me eating dirt!
I have to find some classic books that go in this challenge.. hmmm i know i might have a few at home.. of i will just need to buy more.. heheh love buying books.. :)
umm i think i am doing the 50 Points 1. Classic from Each Genre wrong... what is considered a classic? does it need to be an older books or one that everyone loves? i just dont want to be doing this challenge wrong :) ..
Just something classic, as in:
1. considered a classic in its genre, of course a traditional classic (old) works EXAMPLE: WUTHERING HEIGHTS
2. something written by a classic author in their genre, whose work has influenced said genre EXAMPLE: A MYSTERY BY AGATHA CHRISTIE or A HORROR NOVEL BY STEPHEN KING, ETC. If authors have listed someone as an influence to them, or they were an early style setting author, like RAY BRADBURY...
3. Check out the classics lists in goodreads and see what you find. If you have something in mind and aren't sure if it works, ask and we'll see what everyone thinks. Good luck! Hope that helps.
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