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THE ULTIMATE GAY & LESBIAN TRAVEL RESOURCE GUIDE
CHASE MAGGIANODC’s man about town
CHASE MAGGIANODC’s man about town
Discover DC NIGHt LIFEDiscover DC NIGHt LIFE
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ALL THE BEStGAY & LESBIAN DESTINATIONS
ALL THE BEStGAY & LESBIAN DESTINATIONS
LOVEDC STYLEeat. drink. fall in.
LOVEDC STYLEeat. drink. fall in.
LOVEDC STYLEeat. drink. fall in.
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For 24 years, The Chamber has
advocated, promoted, empowered
and facilitated the success of LGBT
businesses, professionals and our
allies in metropolitan Washington.
www.caglcc.org
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Hot dates. Cool city. Washington, DC.Plan your romantic getaway at WASHINGTON.ORG or 1-888-301-7001.
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Enjoy a stay at the luxurious Beacon Hotel | BeaconHotelWDC.com
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Welcome to Washington DC 5 reasons to Love Gay DC
6DC: Culturally Queer8Where the Girls Are10
the Guide to DC Nightlife12
East Coast’s Hottest Beach Party13
Chase Maggianotakes You On tour19
DC on a Budget14
the Eastern Shore20top DC Eateries11Accomodations Guide22
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Washington DC5 Reasons to Love Gay DCWelcome to the “gayest city in America” – at least, according to the New York Times and The Advocate. We think they’re absolutely right: Here, the LGBT community is out and proud, celebrating events like Capital Pride every June, as well as hosting a plethora of other LGBT-themed gatherings and festivals throughout the year. That’s because DC is nestled in one of the most LGBT-friendly regions in the country, and with 17 openly gay elected officials, DC enjoys a fabulously gay-friendly city government. Here are just a few more reasons to love the gayest place in America.
The entire region welcomes same-love with open arms. In fact, same-sex marriage is legal in DC, Maryland and Delaware.
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According to hot coverboy Chase Maggiano, DC is the second-biggest theatre town in the country (see page 19 for suggestions). Showtunes, anyone?
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While rainbow flags and LGBT revelers are out and about in nearly every corner of DC, the Dupont Circle, Logan Circle and U Street neighborhoods are home to a bulk of DC’s burgeoning LGBT community.
As home to the 6th-largest metropolitan-area gay population in the country, the Washington region brims with endless possibilities for LGBT travelers – and interesting people to meet.
The American College of Sports Medicine recently ranked DC as the second-fittest metro area in the nation—we’re talking a lot of ripped abs and glistening pecs.
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DC: Culturally Queer
A seat of power for over 230 years, Washington, DC, brims with history and culture, much of it related to the experiences and struggles of the LGBT community. So regardless of what you’re “into,” Washington has just the thing for you. Art? Sculpture? Music? Big, pointy objects? It’s all here.
1: Gender-Bending Art Get a crash course in creativity at the National Museum of Women in the Arts (1250 New York Ave., 202-783-5000) and explore the works of remarkable female artists from around the world
2: Buff Up On Your History A bit lacking in the world history department? Then flex those brain muscles at the 19 Smithsonian Museums (www.si.edu) spread throughout the city spotlighting art, sculpture, history, technology and more.
3: Legalize Gay While DC may be the gayest city in America, the Supreme Court (1 First St. NE) might as well be the gayest building, in fact, the Court’s pro-marriage equality rulings striking down DOMA and California’s Prop 8 in 2013 paved the way for sweeping reform across the nation.
4: Showtunes? Here Are The Experts With over 300 members and more than 60 performances each year, you’re sure to catch a showstopping number (and probably a nice shimmy or two) from the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, the largest gay chorus in the country (gmcw.org).
5: “It Looks Like A Gigantic…” Ok, you know why this standing-at-attention landmark is so iconic. Point is, the Washington Monument (215th St. NW) is not to be missed on a trip to DC, especially since it’s reopening in summer 2014 for the first time in nearly three years following extensive restoration.
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1: Lace 2214 Rhode Island Ave. NE LaceDC.com | 202.832.3888 DC’s alluring boutique lounge and bar where every night is ladies’ night.
2: Phase 1 525 8th St. SE Phase1DC.com | 202.544.6831 Home of jello wrestling, drag king performances, pool and strong drinks.
3: Phase 1 of Dupont 1415 22nd St. NW Phase1DC.com | 202.974.6832 Go-go girls often gyrate atop this hip venue’s multiple bars surrounding a large dance floor.
4: the FAB Lounge 1805 Connecticut Ave. NW 202.797.1122 DC’s dyke-y dive with powerful drinks, dancing and a laid-back vibe.
A CAN’t MISS museum! NEWSEUM 555 Pennsylvania Ave. NW I Washington, DC 888/NEWSEUM (888.639.7386) I NEWSEUM.com
One of the top attractions in Washington, D.C., the Newseum’s 250,000-square-foot news museum offers visitors a state-of-the-art experience that blends news history with up-to-the-second technology and hands-on exhibits. The mission of the Newseum is to champion the five freedoms of the First Amendment through education, information and entertainment.
Where the Girls AreA guide to nightlife for lucky lesbians out and about in the nation’s capital.
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Dining in DC is an adventure – especially now, since the city’s
culinary selection has exploded and continues to grow.
Here are just a few must-visit restaurants around the DC scene.
top DC Eateries
1: Eat the Rich 1839 7th St. NW 202.316.9396 ETRBar.com Cocktails, rock-and-roll... and oysters.
2: Barcelona Wine Bar & Restaurant 1622 14th St. NW 202.588.5500 BarcelonaWineBar.com An expansive outdoor patio and Spanish-style tapas; perfect for a date night.
3: Duke’s Grocery 1513 17th St. NW 202.733.5623 DukesGrocery.com Sandwiches can really be this good.
Late NIGHT Bites4: Amsterdam
Falafel 2425 18th St. NW 202.234.1969 FalafelShop.com Foodies’ favorite stuffed pita with a choice of toppings until 4 am on weekends.
5: Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse 1609 17th St. NW 202.232.0395 AnniesDC.com A 17th Street gay institution. Open all night on weekends.
6: Black and Orange Burger 1931 14th St. NW 202.450.5365 BlackAndOrangeBurger.com Gourmet, hand-crafted burgers with an international flair.
7: Kramerbooks/Afterwords Café 1517 Connecticut Ave. NW 202.387.1400 Kramers.com Literary types will love this stylish café/bookstore combo.
8: the Passenger 1021 7th St. NW 202.393.0220 PassengerDC.com Casual Bar serving high-end cocktails and bar food.
9: Bullfeathers 410 1st St., SE 202.484.0228 BullfeathersDC.com End your evening drinking and dining with Congressmen and staffers at this Cap Hill mainstay.
10: Bistrot du Coin 1738 Connecticut Ave., NW 202.234.6969 BistrotDuCoin.com French, fun and friendly.
We Have PrideHamilton Crowne Plaza 1001 14th St. NW I Washington, DC 202.682.0111 I HamiltonHotelDC.com
• Newly renovated at 14th & K• Join the history at our landmark location• Close to White House, memorials, monuments & museums• Patio Dining at 14K Restaurant & Lounge overlooking Franklin Park• McPherson Square METRO Station
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the Guide to DC Nightlife
1: Bachelor’s Mill 1104 8th St. SE 202.546.5979 BachelorsMill.com Multiple bars, 2 rooftop patios and weekend dance parties.
2: Cobalt/ 30 Degrees 1639 R St. NW 202.232.4416 CobaltDC.com Hip lounge downstairs, dance club upstairs, special theme night.
3: DC Eagle 607 New York Ave. NW 202.347.6025 DCEagle.com A home for the leather and Levi crowd.
4: Delta Elite 3734 10th St. NE 202.529.0626 DeltaElite.net Friday specials for the ladies, Saturday night for the guys.
5: DIK Bar (AKA Windows) 1637 17th St. NW 202.328.0100 DupontItalianKitchen.com A comfortable bar with a welcoming come- hither style.
6: FAB Lounge 1805 Connecticut Ave. NW 202.797.1122 Mix of guys and girls, plus strong drinks.
7: Freddie’s Beach Bar & Restaurant 555 23rd St. South, Arlington, Va 703.685.0555 FreddiesBeachBar.com Beachy oasis across the Potomac; worth the trip.
8: Green Lantern/tool Shed 1335 Green Ct. NW 202.347.4533 GreenLanternDC.com A regular-guy hangout in the heart of downtown DC.
9: JR’s 1519 17th St. NW 202.328.0090 jRsBar-DC.com DC’s 17th Street icon.
10: MOVA Lounge 2204 14th St. NW 202.629.3958 MovaLounge.com
Gay bars and clubs dot the streets throughout Washington DC’s neighborhoods. Here are our top 10 favorites for a night out:
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Sand Blast is Beckoning
And we’ve got the goods on the East Coast’s hottest beach party...
Where to stay: Book your accommodations now at the classic Borgata Resort, or the adjacent Water Club, a new Las Vegas-style hotel that’s ready to welcome Sand Blast guests: Lounge in the swanky indoor sunroom, or get wet at one of the Water Club’s five stunning pools.
Where to eat: Enjoy sumptuous, inspired American Cuisine and premium beer and wine at Wolfgang Puck’s American Grille. The legendary chef may even show up to prepare your favorite dish.
Here’s what else you need to know about Sandblast weekend:
Strut your stuff on Atlantic City’s exclusive gay beach just in front of the historic Claridge Hotel.
Join thousands of hot, fellow revelers at eight of the East Coast’s wildest gay-themed parties.
Grab a beer and taffy at one of the shops along the Boardwalk – but be sure to pause to check out the eye candy along this happening strip.
And we’re not forgetting the ladies. Watch or join in the Lez Volley volleyball tournament on the sultry Atlantic City beach, or twirl your neighbor at the Ladies’ Tea Dance at Mur Mur club, AC’s most exclusive night time venue.
Sand Blast WeekendJuly 18 – 20, 2014 Atlantic City, NJ SandBlastWeekend.com
You’re invited: Get the entire weekend schedule at SandBlastWeekend.com.
ATLANTIC CITY
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5 To-Do’s that Won’t Break the Bank
1: the view of the National Mall from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial is both stunning and romantic. From that vantage point, you can see the Washington Monument, as well as the Capitol in the distance. Visit early to watch the sun rise over the Capitol dome.
2: With gay rights still at the forefront of political discourse, be sure to sit in on the next Supreme Court ruling when it’s in session between October and April. Seating is limited, but there are plenty of exhibits and a 25-minute film to keep you busy while you wait (supremecourt.gov)
3: Located less than a mile east of the U.S. Capitol and just a block north of Pennsylvania Ave., Eastern Market houses a variety of local vendors peddling delectable wares. On weekends, vendors pitch tents on the sidewalks and offer an array of fabulous items, from colorful soaps and scarves to fresh vegetables.
4: Capital Bikeshare is a fun alternative to walking for out-of-towners who want to explore the city on their own terms. Visitors can purchase a one-day or three-day pass (capitalbikeshare.com).
5: Need to burn off that big meal from the night before? Then take a run around the Tidal Basin near the Jefferson Memorial. The water and vistas of the city’s monuments are stunning any time of the year. In spring, the area is festooned with pink cherry blossoms.
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Small prices, huge flavorthe Diner 2453 18th St. NW 202.232.8800 DinerDC.com Great service and reasonably priced comfort food are a winning combination at this local favorite.
Commissary 1443 P St. NW 202.299.0018 CommissaryDC.com This farm-to-fork foodie establishment offers locally sourced, seasonal meals at reasonable prices. Stop by for the food – and to chat with the seriously gay crowd of regulars.
Ben’s Chili Bowl 1213 U St. NW 202.667.0909 BensChiliBowl.com Grab your chili and a half-smoke – a local sausage delicacy – at this DC institution so good even Michelle Obama can’t resist!
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For everyone
Dazzle them at this Foodie Paradise UNION MARKET
Gelato? Check. Espresso. Yep, you got it. Adult milkshakes? Yes, please. Enough food options to dazzle any visitor (date or not)? Absolutely. So whether you’re just saying hello over coffee or chit-chatting over Takorean—Korean street-style tacos piled high with ingredients like caramelized tofu and chicken in ginger sauce—Union Market’s sizable selection will please any palate and sate any appetite.
While you’re there, take advantage of top-notch people-watching: Union Market always welcomes a comfortable crowd, and DC denizens are de rigeur fashionable, sporting pastels and short-shorts in summer and smart peacoats in winter. Plus, be sure to try some local favorites: pour-over coffee at Peregrine Espresso and pastries at Curbside Cupcakes.
Save time for shopping after you eat to visit one of the market’s artisanal vendors, peddling wares from olive oil to cheese to exotic spices. And if the date’s going well, swing by Union Market Flowers for a colorful bouquet.
Weekend date? Check out the Sunday Fresh Farm Market (May thru October) only. Feeling adventurous? Union Market hosts regular events, ranging from titillating tastings to drive-in movie features (Frozen, anyone?). Check out their website (UnionMarketDC.com) for a complete list of upcoming date ideas.
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UNION MARKET
Union Market – Offers Something for Every Taste 1309 5Th St. NE | UnionMarketDC.com
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...of Washington’s Fabulously Gay Arts Scene
Chase Maggiano Takes You on Tour...
Suave, 29-year-old Chase Maggiano plays a French violin fashioned in the 1860s and, since late 2013, has served as the executive director of the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington. So, if you can’t already tell, he has a thing for music and the arts. That’s precisely why he loves Washington so much, he says: “The fabulously gay-friendly arts scene is pervasive in the city, a trait that’s too-often overshadowed by the political pomp of the nation’s capital.”
Even so, the arts scene thrives in Washington –just take the Chorus itself as an example. “Our audience gives you an indication of just how gay-friendly Washington is,” Chase says. “We did a survey, and a third of the people who come to our performances are straight.” In fact, the GMCW is the largest gay chorus in the country – counting more
than 300 members and boasting a playbill exceeding 60 performances a year.
“Arts feed my soul,” Chase says – so it’s no wonder he’s been a musician his entire life. And while Chase knows a thing about showtunes, strings and bearish baritones, he’s also an expert DC denizen, having lived in and around the nation’s capital his entire life.
Few know, for example, that DC is actually the largest chorus town in the country. And it’s the second-largest theatre town next to New York. “Here, the LGBT community and the arts really go together,” Chase says.
That’s your cue to join Chase on a tour of Washington’s vibrant, fabulously gay arts scene. Take a look at his favorite Washington arts scene picks.
Date Night1905 Bistro (1905 9th St. NW 202.332.1905 1905dc.com) boasts class American-style food and a fun rooftop bar, and the quiet restaurant atmosphere is ideal for a date night, according to Chase.
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Work the Glutes“Running is a great
way to see the city,” says Chase, who
frequently runs marathons himself.
A jog around the mall will do the trick
– take in views of the Smithsonian,
Capitol and multiple monuments.
Chase Maggiano’s Picks: Catch a Show
Chase says, “Move over, Broadway: The DC theatre scene is booming.” In the nation’s capital, more than 2.2 million theatre tickets are sold each year at dozens of colorful venues, ranging from thousand-seat arenas to intimate stages. Either way, if you’re looking for a show outside of the Big Apple, DC is your best bet.
Kennedy Center 2700 F St. NW 202.416.8000 | Kennedy-Center.org The Kennedy Center is a must-see attraction for any theatre lover. According to Chase, “They show almost every kind of art imaginable.” Plus, daily shows at the Center’s Millennium Stage are free and open to the public.
Lisner Auditorium 730 21st St. NW 202.994.6800 | Lisner.gwu.edu This theatre, housed on the campus of The George Washington University, brims with “unique programming,” says Chase. A rainbow of guests visit Lisner each year, including musicians, authors, comedians, ballets and more.
Lincoln theatre 1215 U St. NW 202.888.0050 | TheLincolnDC.com Once an incubator of African-American arts and culture just off D.C.’s “Black Broadway (U Street), the stunning Lincoln Theatre is being revitalized and again welcomes world-class performers and musicians.
9:30 Club 815 V St. NW 202.265.0930 | 930.com Hip music lovers flock to this cool-kid venue, which features hot musical acts and cool drinks. It’s often packed, so be sure you’re comfortable with crowds before buying your tickets to the next Lady Gaga vs. Madonna vs. Kylie dance party.
the Hamilton 600 14th St. NW 202.787.1000 | TheHamiltonDC.com Class-act entertainment, fine dining, a classy atmosphere – The Hamilton boasts all three. Be sure to catch a tune or two at this hot spot, located just two blocks from the White House in the heart of Washington.
6th and I Synagogue 600 T St. NW 202.408.3100 | SixthAndi.org Want a more intimate venue (other than the bathhouse)? Then the historic 6th and I Synagogue is calling your name. The Synagogue hosts a variety of events – music, lectures, tours, and even beer tastings.
Howard theatre 620 I St. NW 202.803-2899 | TheHowardTheatre.com For those in town for just a few days, the Howard Theatre is the perfect place to stumble upon a cool show, says Chase. Hungry for more? Then be sure to check out their Sunday Southern Gospel Brunch.
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Discover the tranquility of the Eastern Shore
Historic Places, Modern AmenitiesSt. Michael’s - A historic boating dest inat ion, St . M ichael ’s combines charm with the opportunity for an active stay.
Easton - It may be a small town, but the town is bursting with culture: world-class: boutiques, art galleries and culinary variety.
Oxford - Home to several marinas and with easy access to the rest of Maryland’s bucolic Eastern Shore, Oxford will appeal to any water-loving weekender.
Discover the Serenity of the Chesapeake
Gay boaters should cruise by the Open Seas Yacht Club, which boasts “the Chesapeake Bay’s premier gay and lesbian boating experience.”
Those celebrating nuptials will want to call the colorful Captain Iris of the Selina II, an 88- year-old, beautifully preserved yacht that serves as a romantic wedding venue for small and
large parties alike. Smaller parties can all enjoy a cruise across the sparkling water of the Chesapeake, while those with more guests can enjoy a dockside service, the happy couple receiving a private Bay tour after the ceremony. Captain Iris herself dons formal white and officiates.
Relax in Rural LuxuryHyatt Chesapeake - A marina, a golf course, a spa – and easy access to historic St. Michael’s, Easton and Oxford, the Hyatt Chesapeake offers a relaxing getaway with easy access to world-class Eastern shore shopping and dining.
Inn at 202 Dover - Turn down the pace and turn up the relaxation at this stunning bed and breakfast, built in 1874, in the heart of beautiful Easton. Personalized service and fine dining in the Inn’s restaurant mean you’ll never even have to leave the impeccably decorated interior – making for a perfect weekend and wedding getaway.
Plan a memorable, stress-free wedding... at the Hyatt Chesapeake. An in-house wedding specialist is ready to cater to your every need – if you even need anything other than stunning beach views (a perfect backdrop for wedding photos) and a world-class spa.
www.chesapeakebay.hyatt.com/en/hotel/meetings-and-events/weddings.html
The Perfect Wedding Destination
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the Perfect WeekendInn at 202 Dover 202 East Dover St. Easton, MD 410-819-8007 Innat202dover.comThe ONLY AAA Four Diamond property in Maryland
the Perfect WeddingSail Selina II 101 N. Harbor Rd. St Michaels, MD 410-726-9400 I SailSelina.com
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tAG approved Accomodations For more information, visit: TagApproved.com
Beacon Hotel & Corporate Quarters 800.821.4367 | beaconhotelwdc.com
Capitol Hill Hotel, A member of the Independent Collection 202.543.6000 | capitolhillhotel-dc.com
Churchill Hotel Embassy Row 202.797.2000 | thechurchillhotel.com
Comfort Inn Downtown DC Convention Center 202.682.5300 | choicehotels.com/hotel/dc601
Courtyard Wash DC US Capital 202.898.4000 | CourtyardUSCapitol.com
Donovan House 202.737.1200 | donovanhousehotel.com
Doubletree Washington 1515 Rhode Island Ave. NW 800.492.5195 | doubletreewashington.com
Embassy Suites DC Convention Center 800.EMBASSY | WashingtonConvention Center.EmbassySuites.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites Washington DC Downtown 202.289.5959 | marriott.com/wasfc
Four Points by Sheraton Washington DC, Downtown 866.716.8133 | fourpointsdc.com
Georgetown Inn 866.308.8883 | georgetowninn.com
Hamilton Crowne Plaza Hotel 800.972.3159 | hamiltonhoteldc.com
Helix, a Kimpton Hotel 866.508.0658 | hotelhelix.com
Holiday Inn Georgetown 800.972.3159 | higeorgetown.com
Holiday Inn Washington, DC Central White House 202.483.2000 | innDC.com
Hotel Lombardy 800.424.5486 | hotellombardy.com
Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill 202.737.1234 | hyattregencywashington.com
JW Marriott Washington DC 800.393.2503 | JWMarriottDC.com
Loews Madison Hotel 800.424.8577 | loewshotels.com/Madison-Hotel
Madera, a Kimpton Hotel 800.368.5691 | hotelmadera.com
Palomar Washington DC, a Kimpton Hotel 800.556.6087 | hotelpalomar-dc.com
Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel 866.979.8055 | DCRenaissance.com
Renaissance Washington, DC Dupont Circle Hotel 877.470.9997 | DCRenaissance.com
Rouge, A Kimpton Hotel rougehotel.com
Sofitel Lafayette Square 202.730.8800 | sofitelwashingtondc.com
St. Gregory Luxury Hotel & Suites 800.829.5034 | stgregoryhotelwdc.com
The Embassy Row Hotel 855.893.1011 | embassyrowhotel.com
The Embassy Row Hotel 855.893.1011 | embassyrowhotel.com
The Fairfax at Embassy Row 202.293.2100 | fairfaxhoteldc.com
The George, a Kimpton Hotel 800.576.8331 | hotelgeorge.com
The Mayflower Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel 888.634.3614 | RenaissanceMayflower.com
The Melrose Georgetown Hotel 800.MELROSE | melrosehoteldc.com
The Quincy 202.223.4320 | thequincy.com
Topaz, a Kimpton Hotel 800.424.2950 | topazhotel.com
Washington Court Hotel on Capitol Hill 800.321.3010 | washingtoncourthotel.com
Washington Marriott at Metro Center 888.787.1957 | MetroCenterMarriott.com
Washington Marriott Georgetown 877.607.1472 | WashingtonMarriott.com
Washington Marriott Wardman Park 877.251.3476 | WardmanParkMarriott.com
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