You just found out that you've just been accepted to a college in Washington State. You're excited, as you should be, but now a whole new set of questions have just fallen on your lap. Where are you going to find housing? If it's not close to campus how will you get to class? Whats the climate like? Where are you going to eat daily? Is there a grocery store nearby? And compounded with these unknowns is the fact that you don't know where to start looking. Luckily, you've come to the right place to search for answers to your questions.
We here at Online Schools have done the searching for you. We thought , "What better resource is there to tap than fellow students or residents that are living near the college you will be attending!" So even if you don't know a single person in the area, these bloggers are your new best friends. Get up to date with the latest news that is important in the area. Find the best neighborhoods when you want to grab a late night meal, or looking to kill some time on a Saturday afternoon. And as with every college student, find out where to get all the free stuff.
Take your time and read through every one of these guides. Just as with your studies, it can only be beneficial to you to be fully informed. With this knowledge, you can then make the best decision in regards to answering all of your questions of attending college in this area. We hope that these blogs have at least piqued your curiosity into realizing that attending college isn't just an adventure in your textbook, but rather one that spans into the surrounding area.
Please take every opportunity to view every guide we've included. Each provides its own unique perspective to the area, and are more than qualified to provide you with what you are looking for. Rest assured that you won't be walking away disappointed after using this resource. If you've read all these guides, then please check out the Places you can go, some of which were included in these guides! Please click the Places To Go tab at the top!
Ah the one question that is almost asked more than where the bathroom is: "What am I going to eat?" And if you're new to the area, this question becomes even harder, considering you have no idea from north and south, your dorm to your classroom. Luckily these "foodies" have searched for the best cuisine for you, and have blogged about it for your convenience. Read up, as I'm sure you'll find your favorite Thursday night spot somewhere within these blogs.
- All-Consuming reviews restaurant of in Seattle, Washington, and occasionally outside of the state, with photos from each visit.
- Going For Seconds is an informal resource on what to eat in the world of food and wine, primarily based in Seattle, with the occasional trip in the rest of the greater Northwest.
- An east coast transplant blogs about cooking in Seattle, including commentary and recipes on her favorite recipes.
- Both a passionate programmer and lover of food, this writer talks about his fun with food, including recipes and restaurant visits.
- Maintained by a community of Seattle food lovers, this blog offers advice, recipes, and invitations to food events throughout the city.
- Seattle Local Food is dedicated to providing a mix of nutrition, recipes, and sustainability in local, Pacific Northwest food items.
- A restaurant review blog, the Seattle Foodster shares experiences in finding and analysing food all around the city.
- A food lover talks about her experiences in cooking, shares her favorite recipes, and includes the occasional Seattle restaurant review.
- A resident of Seattle shares her passion for all things food-related, such as recipes, cookbooks, kitchen products, restaurant reviews.
- A writer for Bon Appetit and owner of the Delancey restaurant writes about food and cooking in Seattle, including recipes and original photography.
- Seattle Tall Poppy talks about food from a different perspecticve - from behind the kitchen, to on the farm, as well as restaurant dining.
- This food lover and Seattle resident shares her food-related adventures, in her own kitchen, in various restaurants, and anywhere else she encounters food.
- A food journalist and restaurant critic from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer writes about all aspects of Seattle's culinary scene.
- A taster of all things culinary shares his experiences, food-related news, and food events with his readers.
- A blog about Seattle restaurants and other food establishments, including recipes and addresses of favored restaurants.
- This food lover blogs about her experiences socializing while eating at restaurants, often by sharing food with a fellow diner.
- Written by two food lovers, the blog documents their Seattle food adventures with beautiful, original photography, sometimes including recipes.
- Fresh-Picked Seattle provides extensive information about food events and cooking resources, for the seasoned home cook to the curious novice.
- A Seattleite writes about food, friends, and sustainability, with extensive commentary as well as detailed recipes.
- Frantic Foodie is a place to keep up-to-date on Seattle food events, gossip, recommendations, recipes, and all other food topics in the city.
- A food loving couple shares their experience with unique and creative food creations around Seattle, including favorite recipes, fun discoveries, and random other food notes.
- A blog focused on providing reviews and commentary about happy hours, bars, night life, and restaurants in Seattle.
- Discover Seattle's bars and nightlife through this blogger's documentation of 1,000 bars in Seattle, and 2,000 bars overall.
- A blogger who wants to share and record all the information she has found about vegan restaurants, fashion, people, and parties in Seattle.
- A Celiac disease sufferer in Seattle blogs about gluten free recipes, events, and many things related to gluten-free and celiac disease.
- Slow Food is a global, grassroots movement to promote and educate about local, sustainable foods in order to create a lasting change in the food system.
- A blog dedicated to encouraging urban farming in Seattle by focusing on the blogger's garden, and showcasing other gardeners' successes.
- Seattle Swirl, a full-service event planning company specializing in wine tastings, documents their events with plentiful photography of the people and the food.
- A Thai cooking teacher in Seattle shares her experience and techniques in cooking, to help everyone master Thai cooking at home.
- A jam maker tells about his fun with jam and the Fremont Farmer's Market, where he sells his products.
SItting around in your dorm room, bored out of your mind? Well, if you're looking for a good time, look no further than these guides. They will help you find the latest trends and hot spots in the area. Not only are these a must read on those unplanned Friday nights, but these can also help keep your college life lively so you don't lose your mind with constant studying. Enjoy!
- A thorough look at the latest in Seattle's Arts and Entertainment, covering a wide range of events from popular to obscure.
- Explore Seattle with the latest updates in fashion and entertainment, and get the drop on upcoming events, shows and sales.
- Maintained by a group of Seattleites who are determined to provide the latest in news, restaurant reviews, events, and all entertainment activities in and around Seattle.
- Learn how to work the Seattle fashion scene with advice for networking your way into the business scene.
- Seattle's art culture is tracked through discussion of local artists from multiple art fields.
- Updates on local teams from all levels of competition are covered by this devoted group of diehard Seattle sports fans.
- Up to date news and analysis on Seattle's sports teams, provided by a team of lifelong local fans.
- A detailed look at the performance of Seattle's 3 major professional sports franchises.
- Get educated on whats new and happening in Seattle's film and music scenes with this site run by the City of Seattle's Film Office.
- A community site for reviewing and discussing current art exhibitions in Pacific Northwest galleries.
- Details on Seattle's art scene featuring local artists, gallery events and art walks.
- A source of information for Seattle dance enthusiasts with a focus on improving connectivity in the dance community.
- Reviews and previews of dance performances and events in Seattle.
- An analysis of the Pacific Norhwest's musical evolution and a comprehensive guide to upcoming shows in the region.
- Trends in Seattle's music scene with detailed reviews and previews. Other tangents related to arts and culture are also explored.
- A guide to learning and experiencing world music and dance in Seattle through local workshops and shows.
- An involved Seattle music teacher discusses his views on music education, technology, and other important music topics.
- A focus on the artists and bands that make up Seattle's music scene, as well as a smattering of show updates.
- Discover new and upcoming local artists with band profiles, show previews and free sample tracks.
- A personal view of Seattle's punk rock scene from the author of one of Seattle's most successful zine's.
- Previews and reviews of upcoming rock shows in Seattle as well as a healthy discussion of all things metal.
- Everything Ballard. Find out what's new in this Seattle neighborhood with upcoming events, business openings and social news.
- Social news from Seattle's thriving gay community. Includes events, shows and profiles of prominent gay figures.
- A resource for learning and watching Flamenco dance in Seattle
- A calender of artistic happenings at the Seattle's Chapel Performance Space.
- A volunteer co-ordinated effort of varied workshops, performances, and artist residencies at Fort Worden State Park.
So you just moved here, and how its time to check out whats so amazing about the area. Sure there's lots to do on campus, but what else is there? Are there local attractions that are unique? What is the tallest building around? You can see HOW many bears in that zoo? If you've ever had these inklings about the area, then take a gander at these great guides. They won't lead you astray as you attempt to visit every unique geographical landmark that the are has to offer. So dress accordingly, and be ready to get some walking in, as you plan your trek.
- A collection of Seattle's historic memories through old photographs, vintage postcards, advertisements, and more.
Ah the great outdoors. Not only is it a reconnect with nature, but can also give you a fresh perspective on life, away from the books in the classroom. And there's lots of things to do that are either free or cost close to nothing; words college students love to hear. Find things from the best hiking trail, to the quietest camping spots, to the best mountains to get the best powder. Everything you need to know about the best places to visit is right here in these guides, so be sure not to miss any.
- A true outdoorsman, Joe has created a space known as HeavyHex Cafe where he shares his exploits and memories in and around the Pacific Northwest.
- For those who are interested in saving a little money and being eco-friendly, the Seattle Bike Blog provides a complete picture of the cycling scene in this Pacific Northwest city.
- Focusing on family and safety first, Totcycle is a community of cycling afficianados that share their "high-occupancy velo goodness" on a daily basis.
- For all things wilderness and conservation, visit WA Wild for news concerning the environment and what you can do to help out.
- If you are looking for a comprehensive review and guide of local hikes and trails, Hiking With My Brother provides recommendations and tips in a first hand travel journal format for any level of hiker.
- Gig Harbor Fishing is the place to find up to date reports of the fishing hot spots around town, so "Good Fishin' to Ya'!"
- A once-a-year tradition for the past 22 years, the Northwest Flower & Garden Show has inspired "both seasoned veterans and budding gardeners." The Garden Show Blog provides information, tips, and methods to help gardeners on a daily basis.
- Not widely known as a surfing region, the Surfrider Foundation WA Pacific Coast Network seeks to break that myth by providing a place for surfer's to be updated on swells, and the state of the coast.
- Often times found by accident, the Long Beach Peninsula is known as "Washington's best kept secret." This collection of thoughts delves into the secrets, beauty, and pristine wilderness that is the Peninsula.
- A skater and skatepark advocate, Matthew comments on the state of skateparks in the Seattle area, adding his unique flavor and perspective on the relationship between the City of Seattle and skating.
- Truly a place of family and community, the Seattle Chinese Garden is a journal of the work done to create the first "Sichuan-style garden outside of China."
So you've moved close to campus, and have already gotten super familiar with the area. But more often than not, you're attending college in a town just a little bigger than your college campus. So what's out there? To find out, these guides are the first step to take when looking for a new area to explore. They can take you from the best restaurant in the area, to showing you just what does make that area special. If you're headed to an "uncharted" land, be sure to read up on these guides.
- Always "in search of the cosmopolitan lifestyle," Eastside Uptown Girl provides updated information and reviews on the local happenings and culture in the Bellevue area.
- "100 years in the making," the Tukwila Blog provides a forum for local news, events, people, and much more.
- For those looking for a place where "Everywhere's Possible," the SeaTac Blog is the number one place to find information, tips, and news.
- As a devout Christian, Benjamin writes about his "Life in the U-District" and experiences interning at the local Mars Hill Church.
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- SquirePark.org is a community home where issues relevant to one of "the oldest residential areas in the city" are discussed and debated.
- The "only regularly-updated online source," this blog keeps you updated on the happenings and stories in the Normandy Park neighborhood.
- Focusing on news, feature, and editorial posts, the Beacon Hill Blog provides a unique view on this historical neighborhood in the City of Seattle.
Just as important as getting educated in the classroom, is to be educated with current events. Not only will they help you in your studies, but also help you when you need to avoid a particular area because of construction, or when that local parade is happening. Sifting through the information of a local news station website can be time consuming, but going straight to the area of interest through these blogs is the better alternative. Stay up to date with the latest news with these wonderful blogs!
- The SunBreak is an online magazine featuring unique conversations of Seattle's culture, with conversations from chefs, athletes, and neighborhood activists.
- Partnered with the University of Washington's student newspaper, The Daily, UDistrictDaily.com provides readers with news and event updates of U-District's neighborhood.
- An information source for Green Lake residents providing the latest news, with updates from local writers, photographers and artists.
- A blog for Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood, Wallyhood.org covers news, events, and information relevant to the residents of Wallingford.
- Seattle's most eccentric city, noted as the Center of the Universe, is captured through this news source for Fremont's community.
- Explore Ballard's restaurants, shops and pubs, and stay up to date through My Ballard's news blog - Ballard's most popular news site.
- One of Seattle's best neighborhoods as noted by Seattle Magazine, this is community site featuring the latest news and events in Queen Anne.
- North Seattle's Greenwood and Phinney Ridge neighborhoods make up PhinneyWood.com, a community blog providing readers with daily news and tips.
- A community site launched in January 2010, Maple Leaf Life provides news and event information for Maple Leaf residents.
- Dedicated to serving the community, Magnolia Voice is a daily news blog capturing Magnolia news, events, and restaurants.
- An online resource for South Lake Union's community, The Southlake provides daily news, restaurant reviews, and community discussion of the South Lake Union neighborhood.
- News and commentary of Madison Park are depicted through the external links and photographs Madison Park Blogger offers its readers.
Still interested in the area? Check out these blogs, with some odds and ends knowledge about the area. Maybe you'll find something here that you weren't expecting!
- For those interested in Seattle culture, this blog covers the arts, entertainment, outdoors and travel that Seattle offers.
- Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP)'s Seattle chapter provides the community with upcoming social events in the Seattle area and documents previous gatherings on their blog.
- A Pacific Northwest woman blogs about her findings of Seattle's best restaurants, good reads, and her personal life.
- The latest technology and business issues affecting the Northwest are covered through this Seattle Times blog.
- For Seattle job-seekers, this site provides access to work with a job search coach and professional resume writer to help with job searching in Seattle.
- Jobless in Seattle is a space for the unemployed, providing discussion and tips to get unemployed Seattlites back on the job market.
- Job interview preparations are found through Seattle Interview Coach, providing tips and coaching for those seeking jobs in Seattle.
- For women seeking practical career advice from a freelancing female, The Anti 9-to-5 Guide provides resources for those interested in freelance.
- Six Hour Startup's blog documents "experiments" and recaps events held bi-monthly, inviting community members to build a new product in a six hour time frame in each gathering.
- This blog is devoted to the political and social activism in Seattle, focusing on the 1919 Seattle General Strike and the 1999 WTO protests.
- A Seattle couple - owners of a dog, two chickens, and a few thousand honey bees - blog about their life happenings as they travel and experience Seattle and its surroundings.
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Here you are, in a new city, new place while attending your college in Washington State. You were excited to get accepted, but now a just as daunting task is to get acquainted with your surroundings. You need to find where the closest grocery store is. You need to find out where you can get a bite during the late night study sessions. You need to find out that on the weekend, you're not going to be staying in, but explore the city. So where do you go? How can you find out exactly what you are looking for?
With the improvement of the internet in recent years, almost every business is connected. This is especially evident in the amount of businesses with websites that advertise their brick and mortar store. And luckily for you, these are the best resources you can have when trying to decide whether you want to go to the Chinese restaurant up the street, or the one 4 blocks down because they serve the dish you crave. Or you can check out the website of the coffee shop to see when they close, and if you have enough time to grab your favorite cup of roast. Whatever your cravings and desires, the internet is the best place to find information about the establishment that will best satisfy them.
And so because every college student has these desires, we here at Online Schools want to provide you with the best places to go that should be a staple on any college student's to do list. We've compiled businesses that are unique to the region, and quite possibly are well known nationwide for providing something that only they can supply. But whatever the reason for your curiosity, be sure to check out each place to go, as you'll never know what you might stumble upon. If you've taken a look at all of the places to go, then please take a look at our Blogs to read, which just might serve as an amazing guide for you as you look to learn more about the surrounding area. You might even see some of the places that you just read about! Please click the Blogs To Read tab at the top!
You're in class, and you keep hearing your classmates talk about this restaurant that they absolutely love. Suddenly, you become curious to know more about this place, but you can't get to eating until later. So what better way to find out about it on campus than using the internet. Check out what restaurant they were talking about, or any other awesome restaurant on our list. We're confident you won't be disappointed with what you find.
- Marjorie embodies the spirit of Seattle: preparing fine cuisine and cocktail by hand while diners enjoy the ambience of unique aesthetics, all provided locally, while sitting atop none other than Capitol Hill.
- Tapatio sets out to prove its claim as the best Mexican restaurant around in the same manner it's run: as a family.
- Designated one of the best new restaurants in the country by the New York Times, Tilth features New American cuisine using organic, locally grown ingredients.
- Taking its name from the original designation of its location, Spring Hill brings together the unique fusion of the culinary arts and contemporary architecture.
- As the name suggest, Campagne takes its inspiration from the native cuisine of Southern France, while keeping in the spirit of the Northwest, using only the freshest of ingredients and local products whenever possible.
- A respected veteran in the dining scene, Serafina, and now an annex that departs from its older sibling's Italian roots, Cicchetti, both serve to satisfy the palettes of those looking for good eats accompanied by soothing imbibements.
- Recently reopened in a location more befitting it's menu of seafood, Flying Fish's simple concept of providing the freshest seafood in a delectable way remains as fresh as ever, 15 years later.
- Family owned, Lombardi's celebrates Italian food traditions with a Northwest twist, all while keeping the nutritional concerns of the clientele in mind.
- Boisterous and whimsical, Seattle's wurst restaurant is the destination for a raucous good time, regardless of if it's for all the sporting events featured there, or just the beer and sausage.
- Amongst the sea of different dining experiences, Table 219 is an island of comfort, with its adventurous takes on comfort food and familial "hang out" setting.
- A tip of the trademark fedora to the chef's father, Luc's strives to emulate that friend's house environment with heartwarming food, and perfectly accompanied cocktails and wines.
- Coming straight from Saigon, Monsoon takes Northwestern innovations and makes them its own by blending it with traditional Vietnamese cooking to make something brand new.
- Despite its name, Seastar's range of delicacies moves far beyond sea fare, all served to the diner in the comfort of the luxurious dining room or the upbeat Raw Bar.
- Boasting the country's Best Onion Rings, as crowned by the New York Times, the Pacific Grill sets out to prove its identity is about more than that by serving the type of food everyone wants immediately: from comfort food to exquisite seafood fare.
- A haven for any oenophile, Portalis sits unassumingly in Old Ballard, with its potables readily available for browsing or tasting.
- The go-to hub for information what's happening with favorite wineries, breweries and chefs from the Northwest, California and around the globe.
- Only a year old but already holding many accolades, this GQ top rated bar is proof positive that what once was old, can be new again, and better than ever.
- Standing in the spot of another historic bakery in West Seattle, Bakery Nouveau is making history of its own with its one of a kind creations and an undying commitment to community.
- The prolific kaiten sushi restaurant of Seattle, Blue C rises above the other conveyor belt style sushi restaurants by committing itself to using only the freshest highest quality ingredients while keeping costs low for the diners.
- While its menu may consist of street style foods, The Swinery's got one thing no one else does: style.
- Second in infamy only to the Space Needle, these gentlemen always put on a show, not just with their skills but with their genuine fervor for life.
- With a commitment to local, organic, and deliciousness, Molly Moon's proves ice cream is in season all year long.
- Individually designed from top to bottom, Wink's cupcakes have only one goal in mind - to make you smile with each bite.
- While produce and art may not be the most logical of mediums to put together in a market, this eclectic collection of farmers, artisans and craftspeople make for a fascinating experience to walk through.
- Other farmer's markets don't offer what Snohomish's does: live music as you do your browsing through the many and varied vendors who show up every week.
- Battleground's farmer's market strives to nurture a self-sufficient community by providing its citizens with healthy locally grown food while being a patron of its local artists and musicians at the same time.
- This non-profit farmer's market is so much more than a mere farmer's market; it has something for everyone, including children, from chalk art to a children's booth and playground, while the adults enjoy the "Taste the Market" food samples, and perusing.
Want to know what the cover is at the newest club? Need to know exactly where that dive bar was? Then look no further than the places we've found. Not only are they to be THE hot spot, but you can find out all you wanted/needed to ever know. So before you head out on your next Thursday night excursion, be sure to check out these sites.
- Seattle's Pike Place Market gives locals and tourists alike a place to buy everything from local fish to unique arts and crafts
- Host a party at the Seattle Aquarium. Seattle Aquarium At Night provides a unique setting for any gathering.
- For unique dining, nothing beats Seattles Teatro Zinzani Restaraunt. Enjoy your meal while watching a constantly rotating set of circus and comedy style acts.
- Stay current with SAM (Seattle Art Museum) and all Seattle art news with the official SAM Blog.
- Focusing on pop and narrative art, Vermilion Gallery has the latest in NW art.
- Locally grown food and its relationship to the arts are the focus of The Garden. The Seattle University Leadership of Fine Arts Masters program hosts this showcase of local filmakers and artists focusing on local agriculture.
- Amelia Reeber is a professional trained dancer and choreographer. Watch Amelia perform her dance routines dealing with narratives of the body.
- Flamenco Seattle offers training in the traditional Spanish dance. Instructors Eric and Encarnacion make classes authentic and easy for begginers
- Swing Dancing is not dead in the North West. Seattle Swing Dancing has been promoting and teaching swing since 1965, making it one of the oldest swing clubs in the country.
- Be a part of a classic Seattle institution. This September, Seattles Bumbershoot Festival celebrates 40 years of music, art, food and culture.
- Bicycles and local music share the limelight in the Seattle Bicycle and Music Project. Since 2007, SBMP has worked to blend cycling and Seattle artists into one community.
- Seattle Rueda encourages Cuban music and Dance enthusiasts to promote Cuban music in Seattle. All comers are welcome to come dance play and sing with the club.
- With Retro and import games galore, Pink Gorilla Games gets the games and game merchandise no one else can.
- Ignite Seattle has been giving speakers a stage and a voice since 1995. Ignite offers community speakers 5 minutes each to rant and rave on any topic.
- NW whale research is shared with the community by the official blog of the Whale Museum at Lime Kiln. Learn something new about whales in real time with researchers.
Ah, your classmates set up a weekend trip to check out all of the attractions around the city, and you have no idea what to prepare for. Exactly how much is admission to each landmark going to cost? Where are you going to get food in the area? What's the best way to get there? All of these questions are valid; you don't want to be the only one without money, hungry and late. So be sure to check out all of these places. You'll be glad you did.
- The tallest structure west of the Mississippi River, the Space Needle is a major historic landmark located in the heart of Seattle.
- The Pacific Science Center seeks to inspire through science and technology, with exhibits of dinosaurs, insects, robots, and interactive activities.
- Follow the adventures of the "Dorpat", a Wallingford resident exploring all of Seattle's highlights and history.
- This douglas-fir log house, the "Birthplace of Seattle", has over a century of history on display.
- The single largest annual attraction of Washington state, the Puyallup Fair hosts of variety of events - animal exhibits, science fair, rides, kids' areas, a garden show, and more.
- This 90-minute adventure tour of Seattle travels by land and water through popular places such as downtown, historic Pioneer Square, and Gasworks Park.
The best word a college student can hear: free. And while getting an education today isn't cheap, it doesn't have to affect other aspects of your life. You can still go to free local events, or find promotions and deals that can get you a buy one get one free food item, or even better find those free giveaways around campus. So to help you in finding these treasures, we've found the places to do so.
- A network of public libraries that seeks to become the most in-tune public libraries to the people they serve.
The great outdoors. Not only can you reconnect with nature, but it can also give you a fresh perspective on life, away from the books in the classroom. And there's lots of things to do that are either free or cost close to nothing; words college students love to hear. But how can you find the best camping spot, or know when the national park opens on the weekends? Check out these amazing places, as you'll find all the information you need. Never be unprepared, especially when you could be disconnected from civilization.
- Mount Rainier has a variety of natural climes, such as rainforest, glaciers, and a subalpine ecology. Hike the Wonderland trail and enjoy a mountain meadow.
- The Washington Trails Association maintains the trails and provides a resource to all hikers in the state.
- A seasoned fisherman provides daily chartered fishing trips for salmon and bottom fish on the Puget Sound and Olympic Peninsula.
- This is a fly fishing outfitter and guide service based in Seattle, hosted by a team of experienced fishermen.
- Mount Rainier National Park seeks volunteers to help maintain, promote, and enhance one of Washington's beautiful natural landscapes.
- An organization that desires to form a park and recreation district at Mount Adams, for the safety, health, and well-being of the nearby communities.
- With four locations in the city of Bellevue, these indoor and outdoor skateparks provide safe and fun skateboarding areas.
Still interested in the area? Check out these blogs, with some odds and ends knowledge about the area. Maybe you'll find something here that you weren't expecting!
- Dina is a Nia instructor - teaching a healthier lifestyle and an exercise that blends yoga, martial arts, and dance.
- A historic costuming group of the 1600-1945 years, drawing interested people from all around the Puget Sound.
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