#Greenbrier County

[froody]

I’ve officially decided to set my novel in fictionalized version of Highland County after spending YEARS deliberating on whether it should be set in Alleghany, Highland or Bath County.

[zanderism]

good morning my outfit is gonna go SO fucking hard today

[heavenlybackside]

Little West Virginia Trivia for ya! Did you know the Glade Creek bridge on I-64 before you get to Beckley coming from Greenbrier County is the highest bridge in the U.S. interstate system. The bridge stands 700 feet above Glade Creek. Also, the bridge has the distinction of being the highest continuous truss bridge in the world.

[mydaddywiki]

Jim Justice

Physique: Heavyset Build Height: 6’ 7" (2.01 m)

James Conley Justice II (born April 27, 1951-) is an American businessman and politician who has served as the 36th governor of West Virginia since 2017. Justice was once a billionaire, but his net worth had declined to $513.3 million as of 2021. He inherited a coal mining business from his father and built a business empire with 94 companies, including the Greenbrier, a luxury resort in White Sulphur Springs.

Justice is a well-liked and wealthy coal magnate who is one big fucking bear of a man. No other way to describe him. Hell… he compared himself to a grizzly bear. A 6-foot-7, 400+ pound millionaire grizzly bear. I’ll admit, I’m a little intimidated by the sheer size of him. But once I leave my goo on him, that’ll pass.

A lifelong West Virginian, he attended Raleigh County public schools and graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in 1969, and attended Greenbrier Military Academy as a post-graduate. Governor Justice went on to Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, and was captain of the golf team for two years before earning his undergraduate degree and a Masters in Business Administration.

Justice married his high school sweetheart, having two adult children and spend time spoiling four grandchildren. In addition, they have three dogs: two Boston Terriers, and their famous Babydog, an English Bulldog. Plus, he coach girls' basketball. Not the most handsomest guy, but I'd love to fuck around with him for a weekend. And for some reason with his dog, Babydog watching.

[peaceloveandhistory]

Today in 1897 Elva Zona Heaster is found dead in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. The resulting murder trial would be the only time in U.S. history where the alleged testimony of a ghost helped secure the conviction. What?! In October 1896, Zona met Erasmus Stribbling Trout Shue, and they married shortly after. The initial result of death was from childbirth and she would be buried the next day. Zona's mother, Mary Jane Heaster claimed her daughter's ghost came to her and told her that Erasmus had murdered her. After this event, Mary visited the local prosecutor, and whether he believed the ghost story or not, he reopened the case. It was determined that a complete examination of the body was not made and an exhumation was ordered. The second autopsy found Zona's neck broken, and her throat had finger marks. Shue was found guilty on July 11, 1897, and sentenced to life in prison. Many people in the community believed the ghost story, however "the Greenbrier ghost was never mentioned by the prosecution and played no part in the case against Shue." Believe it, or don't history is fascinating.

[thebeautyhasabeast]

the greenbier ghost

hi guys! this story is about a true event that took place in greenbrier county, in 1897, erasmus, a blacksmith, met zoya, and they fell in love. they got married and soon pregnant but zoya had some health problems so nobody except themselves and the doctor knew about it.

one day, he was busy at work and asked his neighbour's son to check on his wife zoya, who was pregnant.

when the boy went there he saw her dead and ran to his mom and told her what happened.

the boy's mother called the police and erasmus came crying when he heard about it. he was with his wife the whole time and didn’t allow anyone to touch her, and so, postpartum was not done.

one day, after zoya's funeral, zoya’s mother went to the prosecutor’s house where she told him that her daughter was killed and that she prayed to god to speak to her daughter one last time.

soon, her prayers were answered and the spirit of her daughter told her that her husband choked her to death. to check, postmortem was done and it was declared a murder.

~ @murders-mystery-mania ~

(krithiha)

[aergisgeist]

May 22nd, 2011 Joplin EF5

Photo of the aftermath of the tornado

May 22nd, 2011

The Events

(A note before we start, kilometers and Kph are rounded up if over .5, and rounded down if .5 or less)

12 years ago, one of the deadliest tornadoes in American history occurred, the deadliest tornado since April 9, 1947. The May 22nd Joplin Tornado. The tornado initially touched down at 5:34pm in Newton County and was quickly reported to be a multi vortex storm. The tornado tore up trees, whilst heading ENE, where it damaged more trees and some buildings, all whilst continuing to widen.

Impacted areas of damage. Catastrophic damage welly shows the main path of the vortex

The tornado made its way to Twin Hills Country Club, at EF3 intensity, and caused major and catastrophic damage to many houses and tossing cars, sometimes into houses. It proceeded to tear through multiple more subdivisions, while strengthening to an EF4 tornado. The tornado caused extreme damage to homes, cars, and business, collapsing concrete walls. A steel reinforced step and floor medical building was "deflected upward several inches and cracked." Steel trusses and beams of several buildings were heavily warped and twisted. Vehicles were thrown into buildings and trees, becoming wrapped around them. The tornado continued its progress through southern Joplin with no signs of stopping. The St. John's Regional Medical Center had most of its windows destroyed, floors and ceilings heavily damaged, and was missing large parts of its roof. The life flight helicopter was blown away and mangled. Debris and medical records from the hospital were found miles away in a neighboring counties. The inability to restore power directly resulted in the death of 5 individuals. The damage to the building was examined, and the NWS stated that it showed signs of windspeeds equal to or over 200mph (320kph). The hospital would eventually be torn down due to the damage.

Damage done to the hospital

A thrown semi trucks wrapped around a tree, and nearly every house from McClelland Boulevard and 26th Street was damaged severely or completely swept away. During this time, the tornado gained EF5 strength. All buildings in the tornadoes path were near completely destroyed, or completely destroyed, as it progressed through Main street (route 43) and between 20th and 26th street.

Hook echo from the tornado as it went on its destructive path. It leveled entire neighborhoods, as it tracked just south of the downtown area of Joplin. The tornado would eventually hit Joplin High School, which was luckily empty at the time due to a graduation ceremony going on in a different area. The Greenbrier nursing home was completely destroyed, resulting in the death of 21 people. The tornado continued, impacting a pizza hut. Store Manager Christopher Lucas lead his employees and several customers/people seeking shelter, into the walk in freezer. Unable to close the door, he would tie a bungee chord around it, and around his arm. As the tornado approached, the building was destroyed, and Lucas was sucked out and killed, leaving behind his wife and three children. All other individuals in the freezer survived. The tornado then struck a Walmart and home depot, along with several other business. The roof of the Walmart would collapse in, killing several people. The asphalt in the Walmart parking lot and other nearby lots had been scoured. Multiple more businesses such as a Acadamey Sports, and Pepsi distribution center were destroyed. 100-pound (45kg) manhole covers had been undone and throw, which shows that by now, windspeeds well surpassed 200mph (320kph). Most fatalities of the tornado were caused in this region, due to a high amount of homes and impacts on retail stores and restaurants. EF5 damage progressed a bit longer, destroying more houses and industrial/commercial buildings. Large metal warehouses were swept away, and heavy industrial vehicles thrown 400 yards (370 m). A concrete block and steel building was destroyed. The tornado proceeded to destroy a gas station and connivence store, the last of its EF5 damage, but not the end of the nightmare.

The safety deposit box of a bank was the only part of the bank left standing.

The tornado continued with an east to east-southeast movement heading to I-44, where it began to weaken. Vehicles were thrown from the interstate near US-71. Damage reports after show damage here ranging from EF2-3 damage. The tornado continued to Jasper and Newton county, dealing damage to homes, trees, and several other buildings with EF0-1 damage. It would lift east of the town of Diamond at 6:20pm, after 50 minutes.

AFTERMATH

The path of the tornado was 21.62 miles (34.79 km) long.

At its widest point, it was 1,600 yards (1,500 m) across.

The tornado caused a total of $2,800,000,000usd in damage

The tornado caused 161 deaths, and 1,150 injuries. Most deaths occurred at home. 5 were killed at the hospital as their ventilators went out with no power. 5 were killed semi indirectly when a Mucormycosis outbreak occurred during the aftermath in the area. 18 people committed suicide after the disaster.

944 pets were rescued according to officials.

A neighborhood ravaged by the twister. Picture was taken 10 days later.

It destroyed 7,964 buildings according to the National Institute of Standards and Technology. FEMA reports that 8,264 had been impacted, over half of which were destroyed. An estimated 4000 electrical poles were damaged. And 110 miles (161km) of electrical lines brought down. 20,000 people were left with no power, and many would not get it back for 10-12 days. The electrical damage alone costed nearly $25.700.000USD. Major damage to water caused 4000 leaks from water service lines, creating a boil water notice. 3,500 gas meters and 55,000 feet of gas main were damaged, some of which could not be turned off due to providing critical facilities gas, such as hospitals and medical buildings. Freeman Health System was the only hospital in the city left standing after the event.

How did so many people die?

An article from Reuters (Many failed to heed Joplin tornado warnings, report says | Reuters) explains why so many people died from the tornado.

“The vast majority of Joplin residents did not immediately take protective action upon receiving a first indication of risk, regardless of the source of the warning,” is stated. Despite sirens being turned on for 20 minutes prior to the storm impacting, many residents of Joplin simply...didn't do anything. This is on top of warnings issued via TV, Radio, and other forms of media. The report further states “Instead, the majority of Joplin residents did not take protective action until processing additional credible confirmation of the threat,”. This confirmation included noting darkening skies or checking these other forms of media after hearing the sirens. The NWS did a lot to issue warnings, but it simply didn't work. Some people may have heard the sirens and thought to themselves about how often they may go off for tornado threats, that don't impact their area. This has become a common issue in areas that experience tornadoes. Many people simply don't think it'll happen to them, until it does. I don't think the people should be looked upon negatively for this, I can understand in some ways, why they may not take shelter after several previous warnings resulted in nothing in their region. However, you can never guarantee it won't happen to you, and the best thing anyone can do is to take all advisories seriously, and be ready to shelter at a moment's notice, or be in a shelter when issues start happening.

The Joplin tornado is incredibly infamous due to the damage it caused, and people it killed. It also serves as a warning about taking weather safety seriously. As I said, no one thinks it'll happen to them, until it does, and when that occurs, the results are often fatal. I'm going to end this with some pics I've taken on google maps, pointing out some things in relation to Joplin and how it is now. Joplin is once again a large and busy city, but it will never forget this incident that has caused immense grief and devastation, and I hope the city may never again go through such an event.

Note the ground, most regions of Joplin are grassy, but damaged regions are brown from grass not growing. Other areas have hefty amounts of trees, but areas in the path have many less trees.

Many areas of Joplin also have homes missing, that were never rebuilt. This can be due to owners simply leaving the area, or people not interested in getting a home built in an area that could be prone to another tornado.

The path of the tornado is easily visible, between the areas in northern Joplin which still have greenery, and the affected areas in the south, with scoured land.

[murders-mystery-mania]

Hi guys! This blog is gonna be about a solved and unsolved murder and today we are gonna see the story about ‘THE GIRL WHO IS THE WITNESS OF HER OWN MURDER’ sounds weird right? believe it or not, this is a true event that took place in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, United States, the story is set around the 1890s.In the afternoon of 1897, Erasmus a blacksmith was busy at work and it was quite late so he asked his neighbour's son to check on his wife Elva, who was 3 months pregnant when the boy went there he saw a horrifying scene, he saw Her body on the staircase dead. After seeing this the boy ran to his mom and told her what happened before we go further on this let me tell you who were Erasmus and Elva. Esramus came to Greenbrier County to get a job as a blacksmith, and he met Elva who was one most beautiful girls in the town, The spark flew and they fell in love but Elva’s mother was against their relationship but Elva didn’t care. Erasmus and Elva got married and within a few months she got pregnant but she had some health problems so except them and the doctor no one knew about it so let's come back to the present, so the boy's mother called the police and Esramus came crying when he heard about it. he was with his wife and didn’t allow anyone to touch even the doctor so the doctor didn’t do the posmatram. The very next day her funeral took place, esramus cried so much and no one could console him while Elva’s mother didn’t cry but looked angry.following the months of Elva’s death, Elva’s mother looked herself and wouldn’t come out but when she would always whisper something to herself and would look back so rumours aroused that Elva’s mother killed her and she’s haunted by elva .one day, Elva’s mother came out from her house but this time she looked angry she went straight to the prosecuter’s house where she told him that her daughter was killed and when he asked her how would she know, she told that she was thinking something was something was off about it but no one witness except her own daughter so to know what happened her daugther would have to come back from dead.so in order to know what happened she prayed to god to speak to her daughter at least one, soon here prayer intensify and her prayer finally came true and her came while she was praying and told that her husband choked her to death. the very next day, her body was taken out for post-mortem and it looked like her windpipe was crushed later ramus was arrested and it was revealed that Esramus had 2 wives before marrying Elva and the 1st wife ran away from him because he was very abusive while his second wife death was similar to Elva’s. so a ghost solved its own mystery pretty bizarre. so you really think it was Elva’s ghost that came? Or was it all a lie?

[letsgethaunted]

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Episode Twenty-Three: The Greenbrier Ghost Photodump

Image 01: Zona’s tombstone located at the Soule Chapel Methodist Church Image 02: Two verified photographs of Zona Heaster Image 03: A marker in memory of Zona erected by the West Virginia Department of Culture and History Image 04: Zona and Trout Shue Image 05: An illustration (artist unknown) depicting Zona’s ghostly visit to her mother Image 06: The exterior of the Shue household/farm where Zona was murdered Image 07: The interior of the Shue household Image 08: A drawing Trout made from jail of himself and Zona Image 09: A photograph of Trout’s father, Jacob Shue Image 10: A depiction of Greenbrier County in the 1800s

[violetskies65]

Growing up in West Virginia

You know, we can never really exactly choose where we are born. I mean, although I am pretty content with my upbringing, I guess I'd be lying if I said I would've chose to be born near the beach. With that being said, I was born in the vast Appalachian Mountain region, where out-of-staters probably envision us as the people in those vintage Mountain Dew commercials.

As a 20 year old, I would like to say I'm thankful for the beautiful areas I have grown up in, and the ones I have got to explore. I will have to admit, that sometimes it just simply feels like different parts of the state are just that; different. It feels and looks like a whole other world. Thurmond, the abandoned railroad town is a place that surely comes to mind.

While I am a sucker for road trips & long drives, it feels like on average, every "milestone" or city in West Virginia ranges from just two-six hours away in our small state, sometimes making a day of driving worth it. My experience in West Virginia has not only "humbled" me, and taught me to be grateful for our beautiful scenery, but to be grateful for our Appalachian culture and people. Yes, I am one of those stereotypical individuals who think being "kind" is the default. While a lot of times it depends on the area, I have found West Virginians to be more friendly and helpful, as opposed to those even in our neighboring states located within the Appalachian region, and especially our conjoined twin located just south of us, Virginia.

So far my favorite counties in West Virginia are Summers, Greenbrier, Wood, & Raleigh. (Love Raleigh County on a good DoorDash day!). Greenbrier just seems to be the perfect area for a long drive to clear your head, although I'm sure many recognize it as the setting in the film "Wrong Turn". (Really guys, one of the most NORMAL & BASIC counties was the setting for a horror film about inbred cannibals?).

Growing up, I noticed, mainly in school there was a lot of infighting about whether West Virginia is a northern state, or a southern state. While history would potentially label us a Northern state due to the Civil War, we still have ties, roots, and some culture from the south. In the end though, I've just learned to recognize it as an "Appalachian" state.

A double edged sword from living in such a small state surely is, probably the fact that everyone knows eachother. Even if they don't, it surely feels that way. It seems no matter where I stray, West Virginia will always be home to me, so evidently, I will probably be labeled as "biased" by stating our small little state has a welcoming and "homey" feeling. I just want people to realize we have more to offer aside from Mothman & Pepperoni rolls, with vast legends, nice people, food, music, small art shops, & many more.

[princelysome]

Capitalism can be seem so unfair when simple folk are just trying to get by.

[heavenlybackside]

💛Sunrise on the Monongahela National Forest 💛

Greenbrier County, WV

[golfbreaks]

The Ultimate Bucket List of Golf Courses to Play on Your Break

Golf breaks offer the ideal combination of adventure and relaxation Golf-Breaks catering to both seasoned golfers and those seeking a leisurely escape. Whether you’re aiming to perfect your swing on world-class courses or explore new destinations, golf travel provides unique experiences that go beyond the greens.

1. Discovering Top Golf Destinations

Golfers are often drawn to renowned destinations like Scotland, the birthplace of golf, where courses such as St. Andrews and Gleneagles provide both challenging play and breathtaking scenery. In the United States, Pebble Beach in California and Augusta National in Georgia stand out as iconic locations. These courses not only offer impeccable greens but also a rich history, making them must-visit spots for golf enthusiasts.

In Asia, Japan’s Fuji Golf Course offers stunning views of Mount Fuji, combining the tranquility of nature with the precision of golf. Meanwhile, Australia’s Royal Melbourne Golf Club is celebrated for its design and the challenge it presents to golfers of all skill levels.

2. Combining Golf with Adventure Travel

For those seeking a blend of golf and adventure, destinations like New Zealand and South Africa are perfect. In New Zealand, you can enjoy the stunning courses at Cape Kidnappers and Kauri Cliffs, then embark on thrilling activities such as bungee jumping, hiking, and exploring geothermal wonders. South Africa, on the other hand, offers the unique opportunity to combine a golf vacation with a safari adventure. Imagine teeing off at the Leopard Creek Country Club with the Kruger National Park as your backdrop, followed by a wildlife safari.

In Ireland, after a round at the legendary Ballybunion or Royal County Down, you can explore the rugged coastline through activities like cliff walking, sea kayaking, and even surfing. The combination of challenging courses and thrilling outdoor activities makes these destinations a golfer’s paradise.

3. Luxury Golf Resorts

For those who prefer a more relaxed pace, luxury golf resorts provide an all-inclusive experience. Resorts such as the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay, California, and The Greenbrier in West Virginia offer top-notch golf courses, spa treatments, gourmet dining, and a host of other amenities. These resorts cater to golfers and non-golfers alike, ensuring everyone can enjoy their stay.

In Europe, the Algarve region of Portugal is home to numerous luxury golf resorts, including the renowned Monte Rei Golf & Country Club. Here, guests can enjoy world-class golf, pristine beaches, and charming local culture. The blend of luxury and leisure activities ensures a memorable vacation for all.

4. Golf Cruises: A Unique Experience

Golf cruises are a unique way to explore multiple golf courses and destinations while enjoying the comfort of a luxury ship. Companies like Azamara and PerryGolf offer specialized golf cruises that take you to top courses around the world. Imagine cruising through the Mediterranean, playing at courses in Spain, Italy, and Greece, all while enjoying the amenities of a luxury cruise ship.

These cruises often include guided tours, onboard golf clinics, and opportunities to socialize with fellow golf enthusiasts. The convenience of unpacking only once and having all your travel logistics handled makes golf cruises an attractive option for avid golfers.

5. Planning Your Golf Break

When planning a golf break, consider your priorities. Are you looking to challenge yourself on world-famous courses, or do you prefer a more leisurely experience at a luxury resort? Do you want to combine golf with other adventure activities, or is relaxation your primary goal? Researching your destination and reading reviews can help you choose the best option for your needs.

Booking with specialized golf travel agencies can also enhance your experience. Companies like Golfbreaks and Premier Golf offer tailored packages that include accommodations, tee times, and transportation, ensuring a hassle-free vacation. These agencies often have insider knowledge and can provide access to exclusive courses and deals.

6. Golf Travel Tips

Pack Smart: Ensure you have all necessary equipment, including clubs, balls, and appropriate attire. Many airlines have specific regulations for transporting golf equipment, so check in advance.

Stay Hydrated: Golf can be physically demanding, especially in warm climates. Drink plenty of water and take breaks as needed.

Warm Up: Before hitting the course, spend time warming up to avoid injuries. Stretching and practicing your swing can make a significant difference.

Respect Local Customs: Golf etiquette varies around the world. Familiarize yourself with local customs and rules to ensure a smooth experience.

Conclusion

Golf breaks offer a unique Trusted travel guide opportunity to explore new destinations, enjoy world-class courses, and combine your passion for golf with other exciting activities. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, there’s a golf travel option that’s perfect for you. So pack your clubs and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey that goes beyond the fairways.

[lboogie1906]

Congressman Bishop Richard Harvey Cain (April 12, 1825 – January 18, 1887) was born a free African American in Greenbrier County, Virginia. In 1831 his parents moved to Gallipolis, Ohio where he attended school. In 1848, he joined the African Methodist Episcopal Church and became a minister in Muscatine, Iowa. He moved to South Carolina in 1865 to lead a Charleston AME church and soon became involved in local politics. In 1868, he was elected a member of the South Carolina State Constitutional Convention. He was elected to the South Carolina State Senate, a post he held until 1870. He was the editor and publisher of the South Carolina Leader which became the Missionary Record.

In 1872, he was elected to South Carolina’s at-large seat in the House of Representatives. He served on the Agriculture Committee in the 43rd Congress. He is most remembered, however, for his support of a civil rights bill introduced into the House in 1870. Although the bill failed to be enacted, during the debate he spoke eloquently and passionately about his own experiences during a trip to the nation’s capital where he was denied first-class accommodations on a train. By 1874, his at-large seat was eliminated and he chose not to seek another office that year. He continued to be actively involved in the South Carolina Republican Party and in 1876 he returned to Congress representing the 2nd district of South Carolina. He served one term and then returned to his ministerial duties in Charleston. In 1880 he was elected a Bishop in the A.M.E. Church. He moved to Texas and became one of the founders of Paul Quinn College in Austin. He served as the college’s first president (1880-84). #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[ledenews]

Appalachian Power Storm Response Update - West Virginia

Tuesday Evening, April 2, 2024 – 7:30 p.m. Situation Severe weather that swept across Appalachian Power’s West Virginia service territory earlier today caused extensive damage to the company’s transmission and distribution facilities. Multiple stations, circuits and equipment necessary for the safe delivery of power were damaged during the high wind and heavy rain event, which left more than 120,000 customers without electric service. Outages ·       Currently about 118,000 customers in West Virginia are without power. ·       Additional outages could occur as storm activity continues overnight. Storm Response Efforts Crews are working to restore power on large known outages, and damage assessors are patrolling lines in damaged areas to determine resources needed to make repairs. Helicopters and drones will be utilized to help with damage assessment starting tomorrow morning, weather permitting. Appalachian Power planned for outages from this storm by having more than 200 company and contract workers on storm response alert. Those workers began traveling earlier today to assist with repairs in areas with heavy damage. An additional 1,000-plus storm response workers from multiple states have been mobilized to assist in West Virginia. Restoration Estimates Wednesday, April 3, 11 p.m. for approximately 90 percent of customers in Boone, Logan, Mingo and Raleigh counties. Thursday, April 4, 11 p.m. for approximately 90 percent of customers in Cabell, Clay, Fayette, Greenbrier, Jackson, Kanawha, Lincoln, Mason, Nicholas, Putnam, Roane and Wayne counties. Most customers currently without service will have power restored before the overall estimates stated above. Customers are encouraged to view the company’s outage map or sign up for outage alerts for information on their specific outage. Restoration may extend further in isolated instances where extensive repairs are needed. Additional severe weather and associated outages are expected through tonight, which could extend current overall estimates. Weather Heavy rain is forecast overnight, which may create additional outages.   Wind gusts over 30 mph create unsafe conditions for working aloft in buckets, which could slow restoration efforts in some areas. Safety Message Wind storms can cause damage that downs power lines. Customers should treat all downed lines as live power lines and stay away from them. Never touch downed power lines or sparking equipment. Keep children and pets away from fallen lines and anything the lines may touch. Click here for additional safety tips. For More Information Customers can get specific information about the outages affecting their accounts via text message and/or email by subscribing to Appalachian Power outage alerts. To sign up, please visit Appalachian Power alerts. A snapshot view of current outages is available anytime by visiting Appalachian Power’s Outage Map. Read the full article

[rebeccagaujot-realtor]

REBECCA GAUJOT, REALTOR

Realtor and Real State Agent in 1034 Washington Street Lewisburg, WV 24901

Hi, I'm Rebecca Gaujot, a licensed real estate agent based in Lewisburg WV. I received my WV real estate license in 2007, and since then, I've been helping home buyers find their new homes and assisting sellers to sell their real estate in Lewisburg and Greenbrier County. So, give me a call at (304) 520-2133, for your real estate needs. I would love to be your West Virginia Real Estate Agent.

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