Paradise Valley, AZ November 2023

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

Feeling Grateful

November 2023 PUBLISHER

Tammy Fellows | tammy.fellows@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

Michelle Glicksman | michelle.glicksman@citylifestyle.com

I’m not sure how November snuck up so fast, but here it is. Seriously, I feel like it was just yesterday that I was looking ahead to 2023! Now, it’s just about time to close out the year.

Instead of making November the month that’s just all about Thanksgiving, the holiday, I like to look at November as the month of reflection. Spurred on by the season, I find it’s the perfect time to take a moment to pause during the craziness of daily life—yes, I’m looking at you carpools, cooking meals, juggling appointments, meeting deadlines, and helping with homework—reflect, and make it a point to acknowledge all the things for which I’m grateful. Of course, my family and friends top that list.

If this November you, too, take a moment to reflect, I hope you find people and circumstances for which you are thankful.

In this issue we incorporated the theme of gratitude and giving back into our pages. Aren’t there so many amazing people in our community?!

Read all about how they are making an impact.

Speaking of grateful, I am also grateful to all of you who read the words on these pages, share our stories with us, and support our amazing advertisers.

Have a great month!

Yours,

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inside the issue The Thankful Issue

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City Scene

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Business Monthly

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Our Town LI FE + C U LT U R E

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Culinary Creations FO O D + B E V E R AG E

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Auto Club AU TO + MA R I NE

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Toasty Drinks for the Chilly Days Ahead

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Dr. Sybil Francis Focuses on Change for Arizona and Giving Back

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Jamie Hormel Honors Her Late Husband’s Memory With Philanthropy

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Photography: Courtesy Dr. Sybil Francis Dr. Sybil Francis, co-founder of the Center for the Future of Arizona.

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city scene

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1: Rick McCartney and Paul Hickman at Goodwill’s Empower fundraising breakfast. 2: More than 350 guests attended Goodwill’s Empower breakfast, held at the Phoenix Art Museum. 3: Desert Foundation Auxiliary 2023 debutantes at the Desert Foundation Auxiliary’s 57th Annual Mother Daughter Tea. 4: Shän Francis, Jill Hegardt, and Ann Denk at the Desert Foundation Auxiliary’s 57th Annual Mother Daughter Tea. 5: Tim La Sota, Carol Perry, TJ Wead, and Braden Liu at Goodwill’s Empower fundraising breakfast. 6: Savannah Smith and Lisa Borowsky at the Desert Foundation Auxiliary’s 57th Annual Mother Daughter Tea. 7: Tiffany Weddell and Elaine Weddell at the Desert Foundation Auxiliary’s 57th Annual Mother Daughter Tea.

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Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia Completes its Renovation Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia recently completed its multimillion-dollar renovation, which began in June 2023. The Paradise Valley resort now boasts newly redesigned guest rooms and meeting spaces that blend Spanish-inspired elegance with the tranquility of the desert. The guest rooms and suites now feature new decor and an RFID door lock system, and the indoor and outdoor meeting and event spaces include touches such as new carpeting, wall coverings, paint, artwork, and furniture. OmniHotels. com/hotels/scottsdale-montelucia

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New Art Gallery BELHAUS Opens in Uptown Phoenix One of Downtown Phoenix’s art galleries just expanded to the Uptown area, in a space shared with Framed Ewe. Artist/ owner Gino Belassen opened BELHAUS gallery at 5538 N. 7th St. Downtown will operate in tandem with this new location. BELHAUS and Framed Ewe will have the same operating hours (Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.), but on Fridays and Saturdays, BELHAUS will have a dedicated representative of the gallery present from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Appointments are encouraged.

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The Scoop? Tom’s Incredible Ice Cream Opens in Old Town Old Town Scottsdale's newest ice cream offering is Tom’s Incredible Ice Cream, an ice cream parlor inspired by the old-timey aesthetic and whimsy of Farrell’s, a chain of ice cream parlors popular in the 1970s and 1980s. Tom's is the only shop in Maricopa County to offer Hershey's brand ice cream. There are also handmade ice cream cakes, ice cream cookie sandwiches, cinnamon rolls, Italian ices, soda floats, waffles, eclectic sundaes, and more—as well as vegan and gluten-free options.

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So Long, FAREWELL

It comes with bittersweet emotions to announce that this issue will be my last as the owner/publisher for Paradise Valley City Lifestyle, as I am passing the torch.

It is no accident that the issue’s theme is “Thankful”!

I am not only thankful and humbled, but filled to the brim with gratitude for this incredibly transformative opportunity I have experienced over the past five years.

I have been so incredibly blessed with this business, which has led me to a new purpose through meeting so many incredible people I can now call my friends!

Words cannot begin to express how grateful I am for having this opportunity to grow and get intimately acquainted with our amazing community in which I was born and raised. The time has come for me to shift gears and forge a new road ahead as I continue to grow and evolve through life, love, and purpose.

I want to give a big shoutout to my amazing team, who has been by my side and has played a critical role in our success through the years! Michelle Glicksman, who is a star in her own right, as a beautiful creator of content and a great team player! And Faith Morello, who has been my right hand in working with all of our wonderful clients and businesses month over month, year over year. To know these women is to love them—I am forever grateful for their creativity and hardworking desire to help people! It has truly been an honor to work alongside them!

It comes with great pleasure to announce the new owner/publisher of Paradise Valley City Lifestyle magazine, Nadine Bubeck! Nadine comes with a great deal of experience in the media world, including TV, print, digital, and more! She is a Paradise Valley local with deep ties within the community. Nadine’s first official issue will be the December 2023 issue, so keep your eye out for it!

Thank you to our incredible community for your continued and ongoing support and encouragement!

Be grateful, be kind, and live well, Tammy Fellows

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Toasty Drinks for the Chilly Days Ahead

ARTICLE BY ALISON BAILIN BATZ

There is nothing like a hot drink to warm the body and soul. Finally, after what has been an ultra-extended period of heat advisories, it is finally cool enough outside to properly enjoy them! Here are some local favorites.

Irish Coffee—makes its return. It features Limavady Irish Whiskey, made with 100% malted Irish barley, coffee, and a generous topping of whiskey- and vanilla-infused whipped cream. $16 CONTACT: HermosaInn.com | 602.955.7878

Passionfruit Caramel Latte

Café en Fuego

WHERE: 4501 N. 32nd St., Phoenix WHAT: Although it only opened a few years ago, Provision has quickly made a name for itself as a premier local coffee roaster in the region. Among its most impressive hot offerings is its Passionfruit Caramel Latte, which starts with freshly brewed espresso. That is paired with scratch-made caramel syrup infused with both passionfruit and bourbon, and then finished with steamed milk and an orange twist. $8 CONTACT: ProvisionCoffee.com | 602.626.3866

LON’s Irish Coffee

WHERE: 5532 N. Palo Cristi Road, Paradise Valley WHAT: Every fall, LON’s welcomes back at least one hot cocktail. This year, their classic fireside sipper—LON’s

WHERE: 7575 E. Princess Drive, Scottsdale WHAT: La Hacienda’s Café en Fuego is made tableside and set on fire before serving. First, choose your brand of tequila. Next, choose mixers, with choices including Bailey’s Irish Cream, Frangelico, and/or 1921 Tequila Blanco (a cream liqueur with notes of cinnamon and vanilla). The drink is finished with coffee, cinnamon, sugar, whipped cream, and chocolate shavings. $16 and up CONTACT: ScottsdalePrincess.com | 480.585.2694

Birthday Cake Latte

WHERE: 901 S. 7th St., Phoenix WHAT: Housed inside of a former 1960s storefront in Downtown Phoenix, this newly opened coffee crafter boasts a selection of hot sippers from Johnny Rios, who is certified by the International Barista & Coffee Academy. Do not miss the Birthday Cake Latte with white chocolate, vanilla, espresso, and steamed milk or the Chocolate Pistachio with chocolate sauce, pistachio syrup, espresso, and steamed milk. $6-$7 CONTACT: TheCoffeeBuilders.com | 602.904.7550

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T O P : Passionfruit Caramel Latte. Photo by Jonathan Puente Photography R I G H T: Birthday Cake Latte. Photo by Grace Stufkosky L E F T: Café en Fuego. Photo provided

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Chair and Changemaker Dr. Sybil Francis’ road to becoming a powerful voice in shaping the future of Arizona is paved with diverse experiences and global insights that beautifully mirror the state’s own eclectic spirit.

“My mother came to the U.S. in high school as an American Field Service exchange student, eventually meeting my father and creating a home for us in both Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. I am the oldest of three girls,” she says.

Her father worked in academia, and Francis vividly remembers attending his thesis graduation at Harvard University and

moving to Washington, D.C. in eighth grade, where her dad took a job after completing his doctorate. As a girl, she also spent summers in France with her grandparents.

A bright, engaged student, she earned her bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Oberlin College before earning admission into Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where she became the fifth woman ever to enroll in its Defense and Arms Control Program.

Equipped with her Ph.D. from MIT, Francis forged a lifelong path in changemaking. She worked on science policy on Capitol Hill and

DR. SYBIL FRANCIS FOCUSES ON CHANGE FOR ARIZONA AND GIVING BACK

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served in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. She would also work with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art before relocating to Arizona in 2002 when her husband, Dr. Michael Crow, became the 16th president of Arizona State University (ASU).

“Here, I quickly began what has become my most meaningful work,” says Francis, referring to her co-founding the Center for the Future of Arizona (CFA) in 2003, a nonprofit “do-tank” that she today leads as chair, president, and chief executive officer.

The seeds for the organization were sown during a conversation with Dr. Lattie Coor—the then-outgoing president of ASU—soon after Francis moved to the Valley.

“We quickly found we had a deep passion for our state in common,” says Francis. “With his experience in research and education and mine in public policy, we set the wheels in motion to see how we could work together to propel Arizona forward in a positive way.”

Initially, the Center for the Future of Arizona (CFA) planned to use an analytical approach to help provide guidance to leaders in business, government, and education, but Francis and Coor found the real road to success lay in listening to and amplifying the voices of the people across Arizona’s 15 counties.

“As a result, in 2006, we began investing in extensive survey research, forging a first-of-itskind partnership with the world-renowned Gallup public opinion survey research organization for what was one of the most robust surveys of Arizonans ever conducted on topics running the gamut from health and well-being to jobs, economic opportunity, the environment, and education,” says Francis.

According to CFA’s extensive survey research, the shared public values that Arizonans across geography, age, race and ethnicity, education, and political affiliation overwhelmingly agree on are education, health and well-being, jobs and

economic opportunity, the environment and sustainable future, civic engagement and leadership, equitable systems, and immigration reform.

“Armed with this data and the voice of the people, our organization began proactively working toward making contributions to ‘The Arizona We Want’ vision through statewide initiatives and programs in education, workforce development, and civic engagement,” Francis explains.

Today, CFA works with more than 200 businesses, associations, organizations, foundations, school districts, colleges and universities, and other nonprofit organizations, including the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, State of Black Arizona, Arizona Department of Education, Southern Arizona Leadership Council, United Way, and many more.

“We are especially excited and encouraged by the success of our innovative Arizona Voters’ Agenda, an unprecedented nonpartisan effort focused on centering the voices of all Arizonans in elections and governance of the state,” says Francis.

“Combined with survey research insights, data from the Arizona Progress Meters also contributed to productive community conversations, helped inform evidence-based policies and action, and led to expanded partnerships this past year.”

Looking into 2024, Francis expects CFA to play an active role on the local and national stage, proactively helping the media and the rest of the country better understand what the data shows about who Arizonans are and shedding light on where they agree: their desire for a public education system that works for all youth, housing affordability, enhanced practices to protect our water, air, and environment, and true solution-building.

When not advocating for Arizonans, Francis— who has an adult daughter and enjoys travel and hiking with her husband, Crow—stays busy in other philanthropic endeavors. She served on the board of The Nature Conservancy of Arizona for 12 years and chaired its Conservation and Public Policy Committee for much of her tenure.

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“With his experience in research and education and mine in public policy, we set the wheels in motion to see how we could work together to propel Arizona forward in a positive way.”

She is also a founder and the standing chair of ASU’s Women and Philanthropy program, a model women’s organization with a unique approach to engaging women in the community. She is a member of the Arizona Women’s Forum, a nonprofit working to advance women in senior leadership positions and to empower all women leaders to lead with passion, act as mentors to others, and make a difference in their businesses, their communities, and their lives, as well

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as Charter 100, a professional association for women leaders that recognizes outstanding women in the community and provides a forum for interaction.

“We are all capable of more than dreaming; we are visionaries, architects of a brighter and more prosperous future for all. This is The Arizona We Want,” says Francis.

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A L E G A C Y O F G I V I N G Jamie Hormel Honors Her Late Husband’s Memory With Philanthropy

ARTICLE BY SHANA SCHWARZ | PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF THE WRIGLEY MANSION

When Geordie and Jamie Hormel bought the Wrigley Mansion in 1992, they not only saved the historic estate from being demolished, but they also established themselves and the mansion as a philanthropic beacon in the Valley. And although it’s been 17 years since Geordie passed away, Jamie and their three children are keeping his spirit of giving alive.

“He used to give out his number on the radio and tell people to call him if they needed help,” Jamie explains with a laugh. “He had the biggest, most generous heart and just wanted to help everyone he could.”

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“That was a Geordie thing—he heard it was going to be torn down and wanted to save it. He fell in love with the feeling of the building. It reminded him of the home he grew up in in Minnesota.”

From strangers asking for help to the many charities the Hormels supported over the years, the impact of Geordie’s decision to move to Phoenix has been felt now for more than 30 years.

“When I met him, he was always getting this magazine called Unique Homes, and we would go all over the place and see homes for sale,” Jamie says. “One day that brought us to Phoenix, and he just fell in love with Arizona. We bought the McCune Mansion in 1991—we lived there for 10 years, and the Wrigley Mansion in 1992. That was a Geordie thing—he heard it was going to be torn down and wanted to save it. He fell in love with the feeling of the building. It reminded him of the home he grew up in in Minnesota. He said he grew up in a time when your word was your word and a handshake meant something. I think he wanted to keep that feeling alive in everything he did.”

Whether that meant turning the Wrigley Mansion pool into a pirate treasure scene complete with divers pulling buried gold plates from its depths for a children’s charity or glamorous parties for adults, Jamie says the kids grew up helping and finding philanthropy a fun and rewarding activity.

“They were always doing something to help with our events,” she explains. “Whether they were blowing up balloons or helping to assemble gift baskets, the kids found ways to contribute and loved it. We made it a family thing.”

Those family things now continue with daughters Geri and Gillian now both giving back to the causes they love.

“Geri started Almost There Rescue about 10 years ago, and it’s grown significantly,” Jamie says. “My daughters’ charities are the closest to my heart, and I have loved to see them take after their father. Almost There Rescue specializes in large-breed dogs that are pregnant or have a litter of puppies that other rescues

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can’t handle. Gillian recently co-founded Partners in Kind, a media and communications company. They are doing entertainment projects that focus on tangible acts of kindness.”

Jamie has been involved with multiple charitable groups, including the Arizona Humane Society, Scottsdale Arts, Sundance One, Special Olympics Arizona, ACLU, Waste Not, Compassion and Choices, Hospice of the Valley, and more. One of her favorite local places to support is The Phoenix Theater. An avid patron of the arts, she is also especially appreciative of the work they do in the community.

“I just love how I feel when I leave the shows,” she says. “I always want to thank the performers for what they do. But a lot of people don’t know they do great work at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. My daughters were in children’s hospitals as kids, and that distraction means so much.”

Jamie is referring to the Partners That Heal partnership between The Phoenix Theatre Company and local hospitals. Using improv acting and big hearts, performers go into hospitals to entertain the kids and their families who are staying there.

“I’ve always been drawn to organizations like that personally, and thanks to my husband,” says Jamie.

“Geordie was all about bringing joy to our family and others. He would get on our home intercom every day at sunset and invite us all out to join him to enjoy the beauty together. His love for this state is what brought us here and kept us here.”

And thanks to Geordie’s love for Arizona and Jamie’s love for Geordie, countless local families have benefited.

Wrigley Mansion is now also home to several restaurants and a wine bar, is available to tour, and more.

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Whether you’re hosting Thanksgiving or an autumn dinner party, setting a festive table creates the perfect cozy atmosphere. Improvise and use what you have around the house for adding elements to the table. Candlesticks, vases, little pumpkins and gourds, or fall decor you have on hand can make a great centerpiece. Add fresh flowers or dried foliage for that extra layer of texture and color.

Set t ing th e Fa l l Ta bl e ARTICLE BY ANGELA BROOCKERD PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES

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Are you planning to dine al fresco this fall? Create an earthy, fall garden party on the porch by using natural, organic elements, greenery and flowers. To make a statement, create a floral chandelier by hanging flowers upside down above the table using fishing wire (if your space allows). The centerpiece that runs down the length of this table consists of fresh eucalyptus with gold candlesticks and a ceramic pumpkin vase filled with flowers placed on top of a tree trunk charger. Adding small pumpkins and fresh flowers along the center gives a little extra character. Instead of going with the classic white plate, enjoy a pop of color at your outdoor fall garden party with a blue place setting as a nod to the sky. Adding a cloth napkin and cloth placemat is a great way to add texture and more autumn color to your table. If the weather doesn’t cooperate on your day, bring the outdoors in with a lovely indoor garden party dressed up in fall foliage.

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Rustic yet elegant, this tablescape combines the love of traditional, vintage and natural elements with an updated twist. Inspired by wooded acreage, the Spode Woodland Collection transferware designs are rooted in proper hunting tradition and perfect for marrying nature with traditional elegance. Dating back to 1831, the collection features various animals centered by the British Flowers border.

This French antique dining room set was chosen for an intimate gathering for four. The fawn table runner mimicking deer spots brings an earthy, yet elevated foundation as the base for this table setting. Coordinating fawn napkins wrapped with twine and topped with natural feathers creates a whimsical touch. The stunning centerpiece starts with a vintage silver water pitcher that is then filled with fresh, sweet arrowwood Viburnums leaves.

To complete the look, pair crystal glasses with vintage crystal stemware, and mix gold flatware with antique silver water pitchers, delicate salt and pepper shakers and your favorite trays.

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NOVEMBER 2ND

Noche Para los Niños

A R I ZO NA H E R I TAG E C EN T E R 6 :0 0 P M This Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)-inspired celebration for adults benefits Kids in Focus.

The evening features live music

by Walt Richardson, live performers, tasting stations from prominent Valley restaurants, open bars, inspirational photographs created by children from Kids in Focus programs, a silent auction, a live auction, and a raffle. KidsInFocus.org NOVEMBER 3 R D-12TH

Canal Convergence

S C OT TS DA L E WAT E R F RON T 6 :0 0 P M Canal Convergence is an internationally recognized, free, 10-night public art event that takes over the Scottsdale Waterfront each November. This entirely outdoor, immersive event features largescale, light-based artwork by local, national, and international artists, as well as educational workshops, family-friendly activities, art tours, live music and dance performances, a beer and wine garden, food trucks, and more. CanalConvergence.com NOVEMBER 4 TH

The Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships: Presented

by Talking Stick Resort

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WE ST WO R L D O F S C OT TS DA L E 9 :30 A M Eight star-studded, diverse, and accomplished polo teams will take to the field at this event, which is America’s most-attended polo event. There will also be the Canine Couture Fashion Show by Lugari CONTINUED >

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Pet Salon and The World’s Longest Catwalk Fashion Show produced

by Phoenix Fashion Week, car displays by Barrett-Jackson and Bentley Scottsdale, a Sunset Concert, a wine-tasting experience, and much more. ThePoloParty.com

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NOVEMBER 4 TH

Esteban

O R P H E UM T H E AT R E | 7: 00 P M Multiplatinum and eight-time Billboard chart-topping guitarist Esteban returns to the Valley with his band. Experience his take on classical Spanish fusion with a contemporary rock influence as Esteban plays with renowned violinist and daughter Teresa Joy, son Ben Paul on bass, and Grammy Award-winning drummer Joe Morris. EstebanMusic.com

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NOVEMBER 11TH-12TH

Camelback Studio Tour and Art Sale

P H O E NI X A ND S C OT TS DA L E Tour local home art studios, meet local artists, and shop one-of-a-kind art treasures. This event showcases a wide array of art, all handmade by local artists who live and work in the area. The tour features 40 renowned local artists and 13 home studios from 40th Street and Camelback Road to 44th Street and McDonald to in and around mid-Phoenix and South Scottsdale. CamelbackStudioTour.com NOVEMBER 17TH

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T H E MA DI S O N C E NT E R F OR T H E A RTS | 7 :0 0 P M This show pays tribute to a variety of art forms, icons, and musical genres throughout the evening. Combined with captivating vocals, intricate choreography, and exciting music, Artrageous is a visual journey and a high-energy ride of inspiration, creativity, and engagement. The result?

A uniquely entertaining masterpiece show culminating in a gallery of finished paintings. TheMadison.org

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