Born and raised in Chicago, Irene Michaels has captivated audiences for decades with her boundless energy, elegance, and diverse talents. She stands as an inspiring example of overcoming ageism in show business, flourishing through grace, passion, determination, and innate skill.

Her artistic journey began early as a singer, dancer, and model. At just 21, Irene won the Miss Photo Flash title, launching a high-profile modeling career that led her to establish her own successful agency, Showtime. Her adaptability opened doors in Hollywood, where she landed roles on General Hospital and appeared in classic films including Home Alone 2 and Killer Klowns from Outer Space. An avid equestrian since childhood, she has also competed in horseback shows—a testament to her spirited and disciplined nature.

Outside the spotlight, Irene built the luxury lifestyle I On…Brand,whose flagship, award-nominated platform,I On The Scene Global, celebrates entertainment, beauty, and the luxury lifestyle, beauty, and the luxury lifestyle. She launched the award-winning skincare line I On Youth Collection by Irene Michaels and authored the motivational book I On Beauty Living Beautifully & Luxuriously After 50, inspiring women—especially those over a certain age—to embrace vibrant living and personal reinvention.

Musichas been Irene’s lifelong passion. After some breaks along the way to pursue other artistic and entrepreneurial endeavors, she returned to it full-time in her seventies—bringing with her a wealth of life experience, creative vision, and unstoppable energy. Embracing the stage as a House Music Diva, her single “I Like Rain” garnered critical acclaim, winning a Josie Music Award for Best Pop Song of the Year. Recording with TRAX Records and Tribeca Records, she achieved Grammy considerations and continued industry recognition. In 2024, Irene was honored with an invitation to perform at the 10th Anniversary of the Josie Music Awards—a prestigious celebration of independent artistry—on the legendary CMA Theatre stage at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville.

Her sold-out solo shows in Chicago, Los Angeles, Nashville and New York captivate audiences with a blend of music, personal stories, and life inspiration. A familiar face in celebrity and high-society circles, Irene continues to live a life as dazzling as it is meaningful.

Now at 80 years young, Irene Michaels lives by her motto—“Forever Young”—and is currently working on her much-anticipated autobiography with a major publishing house, as well as an upcoming EP of her greatest hits, promising to add yet another exciting chapter to her extraordinary journey.

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Philosophy

Art is the universal definition of that which is the most profound and the most intimate in man. Whatever the form or the materials used, the artist expresses a need to communicate that goes over and around the barriers of nationality, culture or language and shares the soul of humanity in all its splendor and agony.

Art is the language without words, the language of that which is not spoken because the silences often express all the forbidden sides of a society that tries to control or standardize everything. That which art manages to share is that which cannot be expressed; that which is not sufficiently understood or digested to be able to be transmitted by words, those little, scrunched up things that are so unidimensional.

Art frees us of the need for speaking that which cannot find a means to be articulated out loud by a being who is ultimately riddled by fears. This makes art the real historian of its time and the oracle who will express its future; as such, it is infinitely precious.

© Anaïs Laurent 16.05.2018
Outsider Artist in Art à la cARTe / Galerie Quint-Essences
Writer, primarily poetry and short stories

Nyuka Anaïs Laurent : Artist’s Statement

Art is the universal definition of that which is the most profound and the most intimate in man. Whatever the form or materials used, the artist expresses a need to communicate that goes beyond the barriers of nationality, culture or language and shares the soul of humanity in all its splendor and agony.

The Arts express that which cannot be expressed verbally because that which we seek to transmit may not be sufficiently understood or digested to be transmitted by words alone. For all intents and purposes, words are little, unidimensional things compared to music, the visual and performing arts like dance or the theatre.

The Arts free us of the perpetual need for words that may be misunderstood or cannot be spoken out loud by a being who is ultimately riddled by anxiety, damaged egos and fears. This makes Art the undisputed, in depth historian of its time and the oracle who expresses its several possible futures; as such, it is infinitely precious and should be perpetuated as a formal element in education.

© Anaïs Laurent 16.11.2012

P.O. Box 55, 616 Berkshire Trail, Cummington, MA 01011 USA – Summer residence
16 Avenue Saint Ruf, 84000 Avignon, France (+33) (07) 67 47 73 67 – Depuis août 2017
anais@montmollin.ch / info@galerie-quint-essences.ch / harriette.1413@gmail.com
Publications in collections (individuelles)
Qui Suis-Je? Self-published works of poetry with pen & ink illustrations. 1978.
“It Was Enough” Golden Gate Review, Vol.1, no. 1, San Francisco, CA 1982. P 25
“Pleasure Boat” Anaïs: An International Journal, The Anaïs Nin Foundation,
• Gunther Stuhlmann, editor, Becket, MA, 1983. Title poem of book by same name republished with permission of the author.
“Tell Me Why” Out of The Closet, A Mass. Arts Lottery Publication, Vol.1, No. 4, Westfield, MA, 1985.
“Ding Dong Cart” Out of The Closet, A Mass. Arts Lottery Publication, Vol.1, No. 6, Westfield, MA, 1986.
“Song of The Day” Out of The Closet, A Mass. Arts Lottery Publication, Vol.1, No. 6, Westfield, MA, 1986. A Trilogy including Morning, Noon and Night Songs.
“Marked Deck” East of Sunrise, National Library of Poetry, ISBN 1-56167-268-8, p. 588, 1995.
“Mother Earth, Father Sky” Famous Poets of Today, Famous Poets Society, ISBN 0-9641943-2-X, p. 12, 1995.
“Origami Sonnets” Rainbow’s End, National Library of Poetry, ISBN 1-57553-005-8, p. 364, 1996.
“Touch-Me-Nots” Best Poems of 1996, National Library of Poetry, ISBN 1-56167-284-4, p. 60, 1996.
“Nam Vet” Best Poems of the ’90’s, National Library of Poetry, ISBN 1-57553-132-1, 1996. Page 102
“Forgotten Parables” Morning Song, National Library of Poetry, ISBN1-57553-160-7, 1996. Page unknown at this date.
“Mid-life Crisis” A Celebration of Poets, International Library of Poetry,ISBN 1-888680-54-7, 1998. Page 1.
“A Photograph” Anaïs: An International Journal, Vol. 19, 2001, The Anaïs Nin Foundation, Becket, MA, Editor Gunther Stuhlmann, ISBN 87553910, 2001. Page 16.
“Breaking Her in” International Library of Poetry collection 2002
“Three Little Things” Eternal Portraits, International Open Poetry Contest, finalist, Watermark Press, Library of Congress ISBN 0-7951-5239-6, Summer of 2003
“Fare Thee Well, Me Darlin’ Jack Theatre of the Mind, Noble House, London, U.K., 2003
“Dreadful Discoveries” Today’s Famous Poems – On the Wings of Poetry, Semi-finalistin Free Poetry Contest, Famous Poets International, Famous Poets Society, summer 2003, ISBN 0-9700445-3-4
“Listen Hard” The Best Poems and Poets of 2003, International Library of Poetry, ISBN 0-7951-5245-0 Winter 2004, page 1.
“Marlowe Maid” Colours of the Heart, Noble House, London, UK ISBN1-59422-001-8 Folio 01231591; Beginning 2004
“Watermark” Semi-finalist, Open poetry contest Nov 2003, Famous Poets International Society, and publication in the anthology entitled On the Wings of Poetry, ISBN 0-9700445-4-2
“Rites of Passage” Submitted for contest and published by Famous Poets Society Dec 2003
“Widow’s Grief” Accepted for VoicesNet Anthology, slated for publication 12.01.04.
“Snowy Fate” Accepted for VoicesNet Anthology 11, 2004
“Downstream” Expressions, American Poets Society, Baltimore, MD, ISBN 0-9743429-7-1, 2004
“Fare Thee Well, Me Darlin’ Jack International Who’s Who in Poetry, International Library of Poetry 2004
“Micki, Micki, beau Micki Best Poems and Poets of 2004, slated for publication at the end of 2004.
“What Counts,” Best Poems and Poets of 2004, Editor’s choice
Named one of Best Poems and Poets of 2005, Editor’s choice
“The Dreamed of Host” International Library of Poetry, 2006, named to Who’s Who in Poetry
“In Thanks and Memory” Publication in 2006 by International Library of Poetry, Editor’s Choice 2006
“Downstream” International Society of Poetry (print date unknown)
“Soft, so soft” International Library of Poetry (print date unknown)
“Attic Treasures” Best Poems and Poets of 2007
“Master Choreographer” Many Colored Brooms, Jan.2008, Warnborough College, Ireland : www.warnborough.edu
“Heavenly Potter” Many Colored Brooms, June issue, Urania, 2009, Warnborough College, Ireland www.warnborough.edu
“Through Molasses” Many Colored Brooms, May 1, 2010, Warnborough College, Ireland; http://www.manycoloredbrooms.com/?p=318
Publications de livres de poésie :
Pleasure Boat Adastra Press, Easthampton, MA. ISBN 0-938566-09-1, © 1981. Poetry & original block cuts by author. Plus disponible (totalement vendu).
Anaïku, ISBN 978-1-4907-3611-2 (sc) / ISBN 978-1-4907-3612-9 (e), copyright 2014 Nyuka Anaïs Laurent, printed by Trafford Publishing via Bookmasters 7/26/2017
Poems on tape (poèmes enrégistrés), International Library of Poetry & Poetry.Com (sound of Poetry collection)
“Marked Deck ” “Origami Sonnets” “Touch-Me-Nots” “Nam Vet” “Breaking Her in”
“Three Little Things” “Listen Hard” “What Counts”
Literary Translations
“Antonin Artaud: Letters to Anais Nin in 1993,” Anaïs : An International Journal,
The Anaïs Nin Foundation, Becket, MA, 1983. Premier translation from French, pp. 53 – 59.
“The Street Where I Lived – On The Trail of Henry Miller,” Anaïs: An International Journal, The Anaïs Nin Foundation, Becket, MA, 1987. Premier translation from French, pps. 19 – 26.
Additional Translation and Proofreading
[bestof.chronology] 13.2.2013, part of the Afghanistan info, News bulletin (for Micheline Centlivres, Swiss expert on Afghanistan. (French to English and proofreading of additional sections of the issue of the journal by the same name.)
February 2013 – “Spring Cleaning in Hungary” (translation from French to English) – section for the above magazine.
2013 – A series of two works : “Partita”, 30 years of Photography, firstly, a catalogue for the exhibition of Myriam Viallefont-Haas, part of the photographic series of the collection shot in the 1980s by Myriam Viallefont-Haas, 220 pages for 200 photographs, duotone processing.
Followed by
Partita Myriam Viallefont-Haas, Artistic Photographs.
Photographs published
“Serenity” Spirits in the Night, ISBN -0-7951-5244-2, Fall 2003, International Library of Photography, Picture.com
Articles & Seminars
Seminars :
 Saving Time by Prioritizing TESOL Business SIG, Paris April 15, 2000
 Corporate Chance Factors, TESOL Business SIG, Paris June 15, 2002
 Drawing Your Dragons TESOL Business SIG, Paris October 2002
 SWOT Analysis Forum de Genève Nov. 3-5, 2003
 Drawing Your Dragons TESOL Business SIG, Paris October 2002
 SWOT Analysis Forum de Genève Nov. 3-5, 2003
 Drawing Your Dragons UPWARD BOUND, WorldWIT May 2004
Articles :
 “Telephone Hang-ups” Article on Better ESL Telephone Course Techniques, TESOL Journal, Paris, 2001.
 “Management Training – No silver platters today” 5th Annual Beijing .SME Business Festival Beijing; China Sept. 2004
 “Prioritizing to Save Time” SwitzWIT Conference, Geneva, CH March 2005
 “What Good is Art?” Article in Quintessential News Vol1,Issue 2
 “Ex-Pat Thoughts” Submitted to XPat Exchange, Geneva February 2006
 “Is Learning English Worth It?” Quint-Essential News (in French) Vol 2, Issue 1
 “Why Poetry?” Quint-Essential News (in French) Vol 2, Issue 1
 http://www.galerie-quint-essences.ch/Quint-Essential_News_INDEX.htm
Conférence et Panel :
Dimensions et autres vies : base de discussion interactive, David Bowie ; Nu Hotel, Brooklyn, NY 04 et 06.05.2018
Education
Elmira College Elmira, NY Junior Year Abroad, France 1963-1965
Double Major: French & English; Minors: Art & Music
Université de Paris Nanterre, France DUEL et Licence d’enseignement, mention très bien 1969 (suma cum)
Maîtrise d’enseignement, mention bien 1970 (cum laude)
Ecole Normale Supérieure, St Cloud, France (Under auspices of ASTEF Linguistique)
• ESL, audio-visual Degree 1970
• & student teaching in GIROP (Groupement industriel de la région ouest de Paris)
Career Track Seminars “Dealing with Difficult People” 1980
Career Track Seminars “Proofreading” 1987
Certified TOEIC Tester (through ISES-Langues, Tours, France) 2000
Training in the creation of computerized testing, ISES-Langues, Tours, France 2001
Certified Coach (CPC) IRSP, Lausanne, Switzerland 12/2005

Honors, Licenses & Affiliations
• Who’s Who Among Students
• Who’s Who Worldwide
• International Who’s Who among Professionals 2006
• Who’s Who in Executives and Professionals 2007
• Madison Who’s Who 2008
• Madison Who’s Who : Woman of the Year for Switzerland 2009
• Madison Who’s Who : Hall of Fame 2010
• International Women’s Leadership Delegate 2013
• Famous Poet for 1995, Famous Poets Society, 1995.
• Best Poet for 2004 and 2005, Famous Poets Society
• 3rd Place, National Library of Poetry open competition, 1996, “Origami Sonnets.”
• Distinguished Member of International Society of Poets, 1996
• Outstanding Achievement in Poetry, August 2003, International Society of Poets
• Outstanding Achievement in Poetry, March 2004, International Society of Poets
• Conference Speaker & English-speaking guide, Freidrich Dürrenmatt Centre, Neuchâtel, Switzerland 2004-2008
• International Who’s Who in Poetry 2006 (Poem in collection: The Dreamed of Host
• International Who’s Who in Poetry 2007
• Association Art à la cARTe, President 2009-present
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• Past Member of National Governors’ Task Force on International Education (held in NJ)
• Past Member of National Association of Female Executives
• Member of WIN (Women in Nuclear) 2000-2003
• Executive Director of SwitzWIT (Swiss Women Insights & Technology) 2004-01/2006
• Member of WIN (Women’s International Networking) 2004 – present
• Gallery director, Galerie Quint-Essences, Bevaix, Switzerland (2005 to 2009)
• Galerie Quint-Essences, Neuchâtel, Switzerland (2009-present)
• CEO, E-go Trips and Destination Growth (training and coaching enterprises) (2003 to present)

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Ada is a violin virtuoso who has created her own unique genre, combining her vocal talents, violin mastery and songwriting prowess for an outstanding pop melding. Her shows are always a spectacular display of musicianship by Ada and her band of Berklee College of Music graduates.

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FRANK PERDUE: ALL IN THE NAME OF CHARITY
Written by, Lorraine Cancro-Silvetz, MSW , Edited by Jim Luce

Many came from far and wide to hear Mrs. Frank Perdue or Mitzi, as she is known to so many, present her latest book on her late husband, Frank Perdue. Tough Man, Tender Chicken: Business & Life Lessons from Frank, which reached #6 on Amazon’s business biographies, brings the story of Frank’s business acumen to life through interviews with friends and foes who knew and worked with him. This is the story of how Frank Perdue built his small chicken and grain company into an international powerhouse that today employs 19,000 people and sells its products in more than 100 countries.

Quote from Sara Herbert Galloway

“I grew up eating Frank Perdue’s chicken as have my children and most of America. It is a pleasure to know Mitzi and learn more about Franks life. I am thrilled that she is sharing his and her story with the world.”

Tough Man, Tender Chicken: Business and Life Lessons from Frank Perdue Paperback – October 24, 2014
by Mitzi Perdue (Author)

After years of hard work and ensuing success, Mitzi Perdue offers unique and poignant insights to leaders and readers around the world through her biography of Frank Perdue, who revolutionized the chicken industry. Frank Perdue did chores as a child so young he needed two hands to hold a single egg. But from these humblest of beginnings, he built an empire that today spans the globe. Due to his intuitive sense of the market, there is hardly a person over the age of twenty-five who doesn’t know the tagline, “It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken.” Frank Perdue was an extremely thoughtful and thorough businessman. He studied every possible angle of business strategy, getting advice from every possible source, before making an important decision. This is his story, and also a personal story regarding the bond between Frank and Mitzi Perdue. A true case of love at first sight – they were engaged within 24 hours of their first date – and a remarkable partnership. The rich combination of Frank Perdue’s life and career and the lessons he imparts, along with Mitzi’s journalistic talents, allow this book to resonate on multiple levels – as a biography, as a business book, and as the tale of a one-of-a-kind American entrepreneur.

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WEEKEND-LONG REQUEST-A-THON AND ONLINE AUCTION WILL ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO FUNDRAISING EFFORTS

Radio Woodstock 100.1 (WDST, 106.5FM in Beacon) is proud to announce its 16^th annual Pink October Fundraiser the weekend of October 24-26, 2014. The benefit supports breast cancer research at the Dyson Center for Cancer Care at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, NY.  Funds will be raised with a weekend-long Request-A-Thon, an online auction, and a benefit concert.

The benefit concert will spotlight 3 emerging artists from the Hudson Valley breaking on the national scene:  Swear & Shake, Elijah & The Moon and Connor Kennedy. The artists, all of whom have played at Radio Woodstock’s nationally renowned Mountain Jam Music Festival, will be performing at The Falcon in Marlboro, NY on Tuesday October 21st, 2014. “We are engaging our local community to fight breast cancer, so we thought it appropriate to engage our local artists to come together for this worthy cause as well” said Radio Woodstock President and principal owner Gary Chetkof.

“The Falcon is honored to co-host and partner with Radio Woodstock for their Pink October breast cancer benefit. We encourage our always supportive audience to put their best foot forward for this cause and to thoroughly enjoy the foot-stomping indie-folk of Swear & Shake, Connor Kennedy & Elijah and the Moon”, said Fren Franke. More information about tickets is available at Radio Woodstock.com.

For the annual Pink October Request-A-Thon, Radio Woodstock 100.1’s programming will be turned over to its loyal listeners from Friday, October 24th, through Sunday, October 26th. The station will accept song requests in exchange for donations of $25 or more. Donations of $50 or more will also be rewarded with a limited edition Pink October 2014 T-Shirt and a digital download card featuring some of Radio Woodstock’s favorite artists.

Throughout the month of October, Radio Woodstock 100.1 will auction off memorabilia, concert tickets, and other unique items and services to raise money for the cause. Bids will be accepted online at RadioWoodstock.com.

“In the past four years Radio Woodstock has raised over $300,000 dollars for the Dyson Center for Cancer Research. The outpouring of support has been truly amazing as our listeners and sponsors come together for a cause that affects all of us. The request-a-thon in particular creates a weekend of true community-oriented programming as people’s stories and song requests bring joy as well as tears. We ask everyone to join in our fundraising efforts and make 2014 our best year ever” Chetkof said. Last year, Radio Woodstock’s raised over $60,000 for the Dyson Center.

Radio Woodstock is a multi-media company that includes the award-winning radio station, Radio Woodstock 100.1 WDST, Woodstock’s hometown radio station, as well as internet radio stations, Radio Woodstock 69, and Radio Woodstock LIVE. All three are available online at RadioWoodstock.com.

Radio Woodstock Presents is a major upstate New York concert promoter as well as the producer of the Mountain Jam and Taste of Country Music Festivals.

Vassar Brothers Medical Center is a 365-bed facility that has been serving New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley since 1887. Located on the banks of the Hudson River, Vassar Brothers has established centers of excellence in cardiac services, cancer care and women and children’s health services. The Oncology program at The Dyson Center for Cancer Care at Vassar Brothers Medical Center is dedicated to quality care and has been for decades. Through prevention, screening, diagnosis, and treatment, the Dyson Center offers state-of-the art services, caring and hope for patients and their families. Accredited by the American College of Surgeons since 1984, Vassar Brothers Medical Center is one of only 21 accredited Comprehensive Cancer Centers in New York State and the first in the mid- Hudson Valley. Because each breast cancer is unique, each patient deserves a personalized, multidisciplinary approach, which is exactly the type of care patients receive at the Breast Center at the Dyson Center for Cancer Care at Vassar Brothers Medical Center.

The Falcon in Marlboro is a unique donation-based music venue, dedicated to live music and a unique experience for both artist and patron.

Pink October Assets page: http://radiowoodstock.com/pinkoctoberassets

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The Future of Enhanced Advertising: Addressing Brands, Message, Technology, Media and Entertainment, 2:15 PM – 3:30 PM on Thursday, November 15th
David is going to discuss issues relating to branded entertainment and the panel topic/discussion in more detail.
Brief bio of David Lang below.
David Lang is an Emmy Award-winning producer who has brought his talents to the marketing world as President of Mindshare Entertainment. In this role, David creates innovative, engaging, groundbreaking branded content for some of the world’s most recognizable brands.
Lang oversees all creative development & production, strategic marketing and partnerships in the entertainment marketing arena, as well as focuses on the creation of new economic models in this fast-moving space. Over the past six years, he has led his team in producing more than 100 projects for Fortune 500 marketers across a vast array of categories and targets.
A few clients include: Unilever, Kimberly Clark, Sprint, IBM, American Express, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines and Pepsi. High profile projects include: Karl Lagerfeld and Rachel Bilson for Magnum Ice Cream; Marisa Tomei for Bertolli; Whoopi Goldberg for Poise; 30 Rock’s Jane Krakowski for Breyers; Alicia Keys/Dove for MTV, Sprint’s “Create Your Hero” for NBC/Heroes; and “The Rookie” for Fox “24”.
Before joining MSE, Lang was Senior Vice President of Development & Production at Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video, where he oversaw his group’s development of shows and the production process as show runner/executive producer.
Mindshare is a global media and marketing services network with billings in excess of $27.8 billion (source: RECMA).

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Julie Reyburn, Winter Songs,  shares her talents with Good News at Feinstein’s in New York.  We felt the songs that she sang and her talents were perfect celebration to share with our beloved Good News Audience.  Happy and Healthy Holidays to you and your friends and family.

BIO:

Julie was awarded the 2011 MAC Award for Major Artist by the Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs. She is a 4 time MAC, 2 time Bistro award winner who has appeared in many of the top clubs in Manhattan.  Her ability to connect to a lyric with unique interpretations has established her as one of New York’s celebrated female vocalist.  She is the first ever Nightlife Award recipient for Outstanding Female Vocalist (2003) and again in 2005 and 2009 as a finalist.    In 2007 Julie was presented with the coveted Julie Wilson Award from the Mabel Mercer Foundation “in joyful gratitude for the vocal majesty and lyrical interpretation she continually manifests in her classic presentations of the Great Popular Songbook”.

On the theatre stage, Julie has been featured in the Broadway by the Year series at the famed New York Town Hall.  Highlighted in both the “Broadway Musicals of 1940 and 1965″, Julie costarred with some of Broadway’s best.  She has been featured in numerous Cabaret Conventions sponsored by The Mabel Mercer Foundation. Most recently at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theatre as well as in Chicago’s famed Park West.

As a member of Actor’s Equity, Julie has performed Off-Broadway in new musicals, I Prefer to Dream at the Triad, Character Breakdown at Abington Theatre, War Brides at The York Theatre, The AtrainPlays at Neighborhood Playhouse, Falsettos for Storefront Theatre Company and in the award winning musical Africa & Plumbridge at the NY International Fringe Festival.

Recordings include:  The Broadway Musicals of 1940 (Bayview Records), Heaven Knows – Cast Recording, War Brides – Cast Recording and her debut solo CD, Fate is Kind and Bistro Award winning recording, Live at Feinstein’s(No Cover Records).

Visit her personal website: www.juliereyburn.com

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