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5316 Queensbury Drive SE, Kentwood MI, 49508
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4 beds , 2 Full/1 Half baths
2,078 sqft
Status: Closed
Last Updated: 2/25/2017 7:21 PM
Description for 5316 Queensbury Drive SE Kentwood, MI 49508
This Princeton Estates home has recently been updated! New wood flooring, new paint throughout, updated cabinetry, etc. It has a functional floor plan as well as four spacious bedrooms. Located in a quiet neighborhood, this home has a large back yard with mature trees and a patio fenced for a hot tub. Inside, the rooms all have lots of natural sunlight from the new replacement windows throughout. There is a formal as well as an eat-in dining room. The den in the back of the home has slider doors that open to the back patio. Upstairs each bedroom has lots of closet space. The master bedroom has it's own three piece private bathroom. The finished basement is spacious and has an additional room that could be used as an extra bedroom, although there are not egress windows. Come see it today
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Sold Date:02/27/2015
City Of Kentwood
2 Full/1 Half
2,078 (approx)
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Jazz Fest update- 2nd week is booked. 1st week still available, please contact us before putting in a request to discuss. You can reach us by phone at 504-913-4254.
We have 2 homes next to each other which are set up and furnished very much alike. Both houses are listed here on this site when available so feel free to email me here and I can send you a link to the other one as well.
If you're looking to stay in one of the hippest local areas of new orleans a bit away from the tourist life, but within easy reach of the quarter, the dome, and magazine street check out this hip, local area we call Oak Street!
Oak st has some of new orleans best restaurants, clubs, coffee shops, bars and art studios in the city within a block of this house. This large 3 story renovated house is availble to rent nightly weekly or monthly.
We have finished a complete renovation on this gorgeous, classic, 100 year old new orleans home that is available to rent for a weekend or stay for a couple of months. This 1800sqft, three story house is located on mellow Cambronne st just around the corner from Jacque-imo's Cafe, the Maple Leaf Bar, Squeal BBQ, Ale NOLA, Mellow Mushroom, and Frenchy's Gallery..... Within 2 blocks of the coffee shops, Ninja Sushi, Oak Bar, Cowbell, 2 Yoga Studios and everything else the riverbend has to offer.... the Audubon Zoo and park are less than a mile, and both Loyola and Tulane Universities are about one mile away. The French quarter, Super dome, and business district is just down the street car line, or about 7 min in a car. The Fair grounds for Jazz fest and horse racing is 10 min away.
This master unit is 3 stories.....Upstairs has 2 huge private bedrooms and a full bath. The middle floor has a large living room and dinning room, another full bathroom with walk in shower, foyer and large kitchen. The bottom floor has third private bedroom and laundry room. There is a decent size back yard with large deck, and offstreet parking. This 100 year old uptown house has been restored with great hardwood floors and original trim work, mantels and doors, and of course central AC and heat. There is a private washer and dryer in the shed. Newly renovated, clean, kitchen and bath, gorgeous tile work, plus a large front porch for hanging out on.... You can see and smell Jacque-imo's cooking just up the street from the front porch and dance home from the maple leaf any time of night.
This Wonderful Historic home features
~ Central A/C/Heat
~ Free high speed internet access
~ Ceiling fans and lighting in every room
~ Beautiful architectural details
~ Clean linens provided
~ Close to street car line
~ Smoke Free home
~ Well-behaved pets allowed on a case-by-case basis with non-refundable pet fee
The House:
~ Sleeps up to 8 guests, with 3 queens, a futon plus an extra mattress pad.
~ 3 Bedrooms + 2 Full Bathrooms
~ Plush sofas and chairs in living room and master bed room, plenty of space to hang out and relax
~ TV with cable+ DVD Players, Stereo system
~ high speed internet access
~ Stocked kitchen with appliances, utensils, and cooking needs
~ Washer and Dryer
~ Large porches in the front and the back of the house as well as a paved driveway in the back yard
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I am a professional musician and have rehabilitated a few old homes in uptown new orleans that people love to stay at.
Brandon purchased this house in 2004
This was the first house I purchased and I lived in it for many years
Oak street area is a great area with the maple leaf bar, and Carrolton Station close by, and the coffee shops and restaurants just a block away its a really relaxing, fun area to be in. Never crowded with tourists, its still very centrally located in New Orleans.
Our family of 6 stayed here and had a wonderful time. The house is very roomy and well appointed, with Brandon and his maintenance person readily available if needed. The neighborhood is quiet and well maintained; we saw nothing "shady" during any of our many walks.
The location is close (within walking distance) to really neat, "local" restaurants, bars and shopping. Everyone we met was very nice and gave us helpful tips about the area - "local" things to see and do. The street car stop was a short walk away and a very convenient way to get to Magazine Street, the Garden District, French Quarter, etc. Roberts Grocery is at the end of the line at South Claiborne & South Carrollton Streets. I recommend buying the 24 hour pass for $3.00 and hop on and off as much as you like. The area is amazing!
We really enjoyed Brandon's house and will stay there in the future. We highly recommend it to anyone visiting New Orleans.
Visited NO for my son's college graduation and had a great time. We were a party of 6 with two adults over 70. Even though the property is practically 3 stories high we had no issues with the stairs but its something to consider with older folks or little kids. Other than that, the house is in very good shape, clean and all amenities worked. Basic cable and internet worked without a problem. Brandon, the owner, has a handy man available in case of any issues with the property.
If you know NO you know neighborhoods can be great one block and kind of shady the next. This property is right next to Oak street with bars, restaurants and shops on one side and a shady neighborhood on the other, but that is just NO.
If you are looking for a place Uptown close to Loyola or Tulane this is a great place to stay.
Brandon was always available via phone or email.
The house is very clean and exactly as promised in description. The neighborhood is quiet with Oak St. close by. We found it useful to use UBER on the the way to convention center and Bourbon St. and took taxis back to house. There were plenty of towels, extra sheets for futon, and TV in every bedroom and living room. We didn't cook but could have with the provided pans and utensils. I wish that there were more wine glasses --we only had two but used our own in our gift bags provided for the graduation celebration. We spent some time on front porch and got to know the adjacent neighbors who were really nice. Brandon was very responsive to email inquiries and everything from booking to checkin/our went very smoothly. I would highly recommend for family or girls' /boys' events. I can't wait to come back.
Everything was as advertised -- very clean, well-restored house. Fair price/excellent value. We loved the neighborhood and had a fantastic visit. Can't wait to come back!
This house was very clean and well furnished. We had a group of 8 and we all fit comfortably. It is in a nice, quiet neighborhood and close to a lot of restaurants/bars. We walked to Jacques-Imos, Maple leaf bar and few other bars/restaurants on Oak Street. We took an uber to the French Quarter everyday. The ubers were always at the house within 3 minutes of requesting and it was an inexpensive trip from the house to French Quarter. The owner was very nice, responded quickly to all of my emails, and he was very easy to work with.
We enjoyed this nicely remodeled home, we situated near parks. Nice and quiet but good access to shopping and restaurants.
This house is right off Oak St by some of the cities best restaurants inculding Jacques-imo's, Oak, Briestens, Dante's Kitchen, Cowbell, Mat and Naddies, La Boucherie and many more..... just blocks from some of the best live music venues such as the Maple Leaf, Carrolton Station, and Tipitinas is just down the road....plus all of the coffee shops, yoga studios, art galleries and great people
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|Event Price
Mardi Gras
24 Feb 2017 - 1 Mar 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add £21 per night, per additional guest
2 Mar 2017 - 25 Apr 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add £21 per night, per additional guest
Jazz Fest
26 Apr 2017 - 3 May 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
late spring
11 May 2017 - 5 Jun 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add £21 per night, per additional guest
Essence Fest/4th of July
29 Jun 2017 - 4 Jul 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
5 Jul 2017 - 28 Sep 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add £21 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add £21 per night, per additional guest
|Refundable Damage Deposit
|Pet Fee
|£60 + Tax
|cleaning service
|£100 + Tax
|Tax Rate
During special events: Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest, Essence Fest, Halloween, French Quarter Fest, Super Bowl, Graduation weeks etc... prices may vary between $400-$600 per night and a week stay if often required to take this property for the major events such as Mardi Gras or Jazz Fest.
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Girls Growing Up on the Autism Spectrum
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|3. Alex Haney (AUBURN) def. Dominique Karas (RICE) 6-2, 6-4
|4. Whitney Chappell (AUBURN) def. Tiffany Lee (RICE) 6-4, 6-1
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You're invited to the National Postal Museum's annual Valentine's Day Card Workshop! Join us this Saturday, February 11th from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. We'll have…
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One-of-a-kind Valentines for your friends, family, or sweetheart. Every year, we see a…
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What better way to get into the Valentine spirit than taking the time to craft handmade cards to express your love, gratitude, and affection for the important people in your life? We hope we'll see you this Saturday!
The National Postal Museum's annual Valentine's Day Card Workshop is free for all and requires no advance registration. Visit our event calendar for more details. All photos by Motoko Hioki.]]>
Editor's note: The National Postal Museum is happy to host two guest bloggers – Deborah Fisher and Kellen Diamanti – who recently spent a chunk of time in the National Postal Museum's library collecting information for their forthcoming book about the famed Inverted Jenny, entitled Stamp of the Century.
Sticking to the research focus while remaining open to unexpected opportunities produces the most usable material and greatest sense of adventure. During our time in Washington, D.C., Deborah Fisher specifically sought information about preparations for regular airmail delivery, including creation of the 24c two-color stamp with the Curtiss JN-4 vignette, and events that transpired on that first day, May 15, 1918. Kellen Diamanti was chasing stories about collectors, dealers, and others associated with the error version of that stamp, the Inverted Jenny.
We arrived at the National Postal Museum (NPM), having performed our online reconnaissance and ready to read primary sources and knock questions off our lists. What we actually encountered, however, was a dazzling cascade of surprises, many the result of unexpected tips, tidbits, and invitations from generous archivists, librarians, and curators throughout the Smithsonian Institution. As high as our expectations had been, we saw and learned more during our stay than we'd even hoped. Naturally, we each enjoyed very different highlights.
Spending three whole weeks doing nothing but research for our book was sheer heaven. I loved examining source materials firsthand, allowing me to reach my own conclusions concerning people about whom many others have written. In addition to letters, official documents, and photos, I also got to see—in a few cases even handle—objects related to our story.
One of my favorite objects pulled from the climate-controlled vault at the NPM was Benjamin Lipsner's dispatch board. Captain Lipsner was on the field in D.C. for the inaugural airmail flights on May 15, 1918. He left the Army a few months later in August to become the Post Office Department's first civilian superintendent. In charge of day-to-day operations, Lipsner created a pegboard on which he could track planes, pilots, and weather. Learning to track and predict weather conditions became one of the department's most valuable contributions to safer aviation practices, leading in part to the creation of the National Weather Service.
In the National Air and Space Museum archives at the Udvar-Hazy Center, out near Dulles International Airport, I could actually leaf through Lt. James Edgerton's pilot log book, starting with his May 14th entry noting his flight, ferrying Curtiss JN-4H number 38274 from Mineola, NY, to Bustleton Field near Philadelphia, "in readiness for inauguration of service on the 15th." This matter-of-fact entry comes after the six pilots and crews had spent 30 hours straight, assembling their machines, which had arrived in wooden crates from the Curtiss factory.
Edgerton's concise daily entries continue until August, noting oil problems, spark plug replacements, and the occasional need to tighten control and flying wires. The pilot has the entire plane re-varnished in May, installs a fire extinguisher system in June, and replaces the plane's engine twice, noting after a particularly rocky trip on July 30th, "Motor bad…ship entirely o.k."
Among the dozens of photos I examined, two stand out. One I found in first-day pilot Lt. George Boyle's biographical file at the Air and Space archives downtown. The fact that there was a photo in a bio file at all completely surprised the archivist, and, it turns out, it had never been catalogued. The black and white photo shows six planes in various stages of assembly, and the one closest to the camera is all guts and no skin.
The handwriting in the lower right-hand corner of the photo says "Curtiss A&M Corp/H.S. Maitin Job Shop"; the date is April 16, 1918. The chief photo archivist who went on to catalogue the find speculated that the photo might have shown an area of the Curtiss factory in Buffalo, which had been converted from airplane maintenance to JN-4H production. Could this photo depict the six planes Curtiss was called upon to modify for carrying airmail? The timing is tantalizingly right.
The second photo, found in the NPM vault, confirmed a suspicion of mine. In the wake of the first airmail flights, the Air Service Journal and other periodicals of the time reported thousands of people behind ropes, turning out to see the planes take off. We saw the oft-published photos of all the usual suspects such as President Wilson and other dignitaries, but I wondered where Glenn Curtiss, designer and builder of the airplanes, might have been. His factory was nearby, and this would have been quite a day for his company.
The conservator handed me a small photo of five unidentified men standing on the field with an airplane hangar behind them. NPM staff had wondered about their identities. In the image, one man off to the left, a bit apart from the four others, wears a suit, white shirt with starched collar, and a tie. Slightly balding, he's holding a Panama hat in his right hand and looking directly at the camera. I knew that face and told the conservator so. It's Glenn Curtiss, there to witness history.
The NPM vault also houses material belonging to pilots who became part of the service once the Post Office Department took over airmail from the army in August 1918. Two of these pilots, Max Miller and Ed Gardner, would gain fame flying the first path-finding flights over the treacherous Allegheny Mountains (the "hell stretch") to push the mail service from New York to Chicago. Miller, well known to Lipsner, was his first hire for this second batch of pilots. A single-page document contains Lipsner's list of possible pilots with hand-written notes he jotted as he made his selections. Lipsner's notes also show he planned to pay Miller $4,800 a year and Gardner $5,000 – substantially higher salaries than those projected for other pilots he was considering.
Max Miller's scorched log book, its inside cover sporting a caricature of the pilot plus Ed Gardner's phone number, documents the pilot's training progress. The book covers his military training in early 1918 at Ellington Field in Houston, Texas, as well as November airmail test flights from Cleveland to Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. The scorch marks tell a sad story.
Miller died in an air crash, as would Gardner. Folders of letters kept in the NPM library contain a series of telegrams and reports encompassing Miller's death on September 1, 1920. He and mechanic Gustav Reierson left New York's Hazelhurst Field for what had become a fairly routine flight to Cleveland. Observers reported seeing the plane two hours later, flying low over Morristown, New Jersey, with its engine cutting out and backfiring. Minutes after that, Miller's plane crashed and the two men were consumed by fire when the gas tanks exploded. How the log book survived the flames, no one knows.
Of the many early pilot deaths, Miller's was perhaps most personal to second assistant postmaster general Otto Praeger, who launched airmail service, because Miller's wife, Daisy, worked for him. The folder contains a telegram Praeger sent the same day of Miller's death to his mother in Christiania, Norway, "Deeply regret to say your son Max dead result accident airplane today. Body will be interred here at request wife." The next document in the folder is a report sent that same day by division superintendent, John Whitbeck, to Praeger, describing the horrifying condition of the two bodies, ending with, "…we suggest great caution in allowing anyone to view them." A final telegram in the file dated September 4, 1920, came from Miller's mother who cabled Praeger, saying, "Please mail details regarding death my son Max."
Author William Leary in his account of airmail service history, Aerial Pioneers, noted that Gardner actually survived one crash while still a Post Office Department pilot in September 1918. Leaving Chicago for Cleveland he had trouble with his plane on takeoff and crashed while trying to make an emergency landing. Unhurt, he later died in 1920 while stunt flying at a Kansas county fair.
At the Udvar-Hazy Air and Space archives I had read Edgerton's unpublished memoir, Horizons Unlimited, which he wrote later in life. In the preface, he recalled that first day and those heady times, writing, "The pioneer pilot lived with romance at his elbow…he was a new breed, a singular product of World War I."
Knowing that these materials, photos, and documents are nearly one hundred years old, I fully appreciate that these pilots and other people are long gone. But seeing them "in person" brought immediacy to their existence, gave them voices, made them speak to me as characters in our book, telling me their stories in their own words.
My focus being stories associated with the stamp itself, I expected all my Washington, D.C., research highlights to come from the NPM collection and library. Many did, of course. Until we arrived, most documents I'd handled were digital. And as exciting as it was to discover some new tidbit while searching old newspapers online, nothing matched immersion in the original journals and catalogs.
Just as Deborah got a kick out of examining all those primary sources, I got a thrill out of wandering through the stacks, looking up references I'd encountered in my reading. To casually open a bound year of the Airpost Journal and see the cover photo of Amelia Earhart handing Dr. Cole his trophy for winning gold at TIPEX gave me a jolt. Sure, I'd seen the image online somewhere, but here was the version subscribers got in their mail in 1936.
Such are the commonplace, nerdy pleasures of library research, but the NPM provides extra incentives as well. One can nip up to the William H. Gross Stamp Gallery to see the repair to the left arrow block (positions 41, 42, 51, 52), and decide for herself whether it should truly be called a block. At some point, I realized I hadn't seen for myself B.K. Miller's position 18, whose 1977 theft I'd studied from afar and the recovery of which had been wrapped up with the recovery of a copy from Ethel McCoy's block of Inverted Jennys stolen in 1954.
In less than five minutes, I had arrived upstairs in the National Stamp Salon with its banks of frames, found the stamp using the touchscreen in the middle of the room, and pulled out the frame. There sat the unfortunate scrap, its top shaved off during its kidnap ordeal to pass it off as position 9 (later discovered in a locket). It was surrounded in the frame by blocks of mint 1918 Curtiss Jenny stamps. The Miller Collection is on loan from the New York Public Library, but the postal museum also holds its own Inverted Jenny positions 2 and 70, which came as gifts from the Franklin Institute and the famous Weill brothers, dealers from New Orleans.
The NPM library also provided the only truly personal reminiscence of Eugene Klein that I have found to date. As one tidbit often leads to another, I was able to find out where Kline was born in Hungary and explore the timing of his immigration to the U.S. Kline is a main character in the history of the Inverted Jenny because he bought the intact sheet from William Robey, marked the 100 position numbers on the backside, sold the sheet to E.H.R. Green, and then dispersed selected copies for him.
Speaking of Robey, his personal haunts are scattered all around Washington, D.C., and they turned out to be easy to find. His 1918 place of work, W.B. Hibbs & Company, still stands on 15th Street, three-and-a-half blocks from the White House. Hibbs & Co. were stock brokers and bankers, and they occupied a lovely 10-story, white Beaux-Arts building erected during Teddy Roosevelt's administration.
Shortly after Robey got the sheet, he took it to stamp dealer H.F. Colman's office, upstairs in the Second National Bank Building in Chinatown, 10 blocks away. The bank is now the District Chophouse & Brewery. If you eat there, you can look skyward from your booth at the remaining structural elements of the old bank. Coleman's assistant in 1918 was Catherine Manning, who went on to become the Smithsonian's curator of philately. She made sure to be present when Robey showed off his find, as did the curator at that time, Joseph Leavy.
The post office where Robey bought the stamps is gone, but wandering the postal museum itself lands one where many airmail plans were hatched. The NPM occupies the building that served as the main post office from 1914 until 1986. Otto Praeger—Deborah talks about him a lot—occupied a lavish office there, in what is now the Postmasters Gallery, just past the National Stamp Salon. Cruising through the current exhibit, you can see the ornate fireplace, wide-plank hardwood floors, and rich paneling that made the Post Office Department a political patronage plum until it was reorganized in 1971.
For history junkies, academics and amateurs alike, nothing beats the firsthand experience: seeing the real thing, reading original documents, and traveling the actual pathways. It was, indeed, three weeks of treasure-hunting heaven.]]>
On Saturday, December 10th, the National Postal Museum hosted its Annual Holiday Card Workshop. The museum was packed with participants of all ages who spent the day creating unique holiday greetings for their friends and families. We'd like to share with you some of our favorite photos from the day!
Enthusiastic visitors, ready to go, arrive at the Welcome Station.
The museum provided a few samples (we love making holiday cards, too!).
Perhaps even more challenging than the actual card-making is choosing which supplies to use!
Thoughtful selections are made from various stations set up throughout the Atrium.
It can be difficult to make a decision with so many options!
After settling in, participants set to work!
Museum staff and volunteers agree that this is one of our favorite days at the National Postal Museum!
Trivia for a quick break between cards!
We love to see the museum full of visitors and holiday cheer!
The museum is grateful to its amazing volunteers who make this wonderful tradition possible year after year. And thanks to everyone who joined us! We had a great day with you and were so impressed with your creations!
You are all invited to our Valentine's Day Card Workshop on Saturday, February 11th, so mark your calendars! We hope to see you there!
All photos by Motoko Hioki.]]>
Dan Piazza, Chief Curator of Philately at the National Postal Museum, was recently interviewed by ABC News as part of their behind-the-scenes at the museum series. The National Postal Museum showcased several items from deep within our vault, all centered on the theme of baseball. ABC's Rick Klein, a devoted baseball enthusiast, and Piazza had a lively conversation on the history and significance of the objects. The backdrop for the interview was fittingly the baseball section of our New York City: A Portrait through Stamp Art exhibition, which is on view at the museum through March 2017.
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The National Postal Museum's newest exhibition "Trailblazing: 100 Years of Our National Parks" is filled with amazing artifacts telling the story of our National Parks and its relations to the history of the United States Postal Service and philately. One of the objects chosen for the exhibition is the stamp album once belonging to famous photographer, Ansel Adams. Because of Adams' portrayal of the natural world and National Parks in his photographs, having his stamp collection in the "Trailblazing" exhibition was a great fit. The curators wanted to display the album open to show the colorful and expressive array of stamps Adams had collected; but, before that could be done, the album needed conservation treatment.
The National Postal Museum (NPM) worked with the Smithsonian Institution Libraries, utilizing their expertise to ensure the album received proper treatment. Conservator Katie Wagner performed the work on Ansel Adams' stamp album. The treatments included consolidating and relining the spine of the album so it could be safely displayed open in the exhibition. NPM preservation staff visited Katie at the library lab while she was removing the original paper and adhesive from the spine in order to document the process. She uses methyl cellulose to break down the adhesive to make it easier to remove, while being careful to only remove a small portion at a time so the folios underneath are not damaged. Part of the conservation treatment is to add a new spine-lining fabric before putting the original album cover back on.
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Once treatment was complete, NPM Preservation staff returned to SI Libraries' conservation lab to collect the album. We are extremely happy with the results and appreciative of all the hard work put into the project by the SI Library conservators –especially Katie Wagner! Visitors can enjoy the album by visiting the "Trailblazing" exhibition at the National Postal Museum!


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Check out this Knock Your Socks Off Organizer from Melony Bradley and never suffer the loss of another sock again. This DIY organizer combines wood, painting and fabric crafts into one fabulous project. You'll love adding the finished product to your organization systems. Not only will this organizer keep those socks from running away, it also will add a stylish touch to your laundry room. The fabric birds that adorn this wooden plaque add a sweet touch to the entire display that cannot be rivaled.
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