[Fredslist] August 2014 NYC Events Calendar

[Liz Saldana]

Happy August Gotham,

Are you looking for something fun to do with family, friends or clients?  Check out the August NYC Events Calendar.  There’s a little something for everyone here.

Have fun!

Liz

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Liz Saldaña
Certified Negotiation Expert
Lic. R.E. Salesperson / REBNY Member
Halstead Property, LLC
770 Lexington Ave. New York, NY 10065
Lic. R.E. Salesperson
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[NYC Event Calendar]

AUGUST 2014


At the Movies

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Classic Films Under the Stars
Mondays at 5:00 P.M. at Bryant Park
Ave. of the Americas at 42nd St.
Here’s your opportunity to watch 3 classic movies in a way that you did not see them in the past, outside, under the stars with the NYC skyline as your backdrop. The HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival.is proud to present The Karate Kid, Lover Come Back, and The Shining. Pack some food, bring a blanket, and prepare to lose yourself in the magic of cinema. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYbxEmYKaUB2KWIgFj7Kkm8j79_pKrLMVtwHZMRu7TOjasPey9CExpjDUN-Z1X1JN_GIhvJet7lml05uIWk2kTkVCXSMDzzv3MkSkdGAV15V9rxt7GDcltRa3WHzhkswAD-WIQiBvjuooWZthvOcJdLiwQnppKT6NByR8Pt9rHICW&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







Nosferatu the Vampyre
Aug. 29th-Aug. 30 at Midnight at Nitehawk Cinema
136 Metropolitan Ave., Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Vampires have become all the rage lately. But here is the film that is the gold standard for the genre. Newly restored, its cinematic magic, Werner Herzog’s Nosferatu the Vampyre is the most hauntingly beautiful film to ever tackle the Bram Stoker legend of Dracula. As the story goes, Jonathan Harker travels to meet this elusive Count Dracula (played to a stunningly sick effect by Klaus Kinski) in order to secure land deeds in Wismar, Harker’s hometown. Dracula follows him, bringing a wave of plague and destruction along with him, as he searches to steal the heart of Harker’s wife, Lucy. Perfectly paced, hazily dreary, and set to the most evocative score, Herzog’s Nosferatu elegantly intertwines death and love. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxk5XQ_p92ZHJ7cp01CqTnjIZu4UfUCEuvI_EAA5MXfwBeN4M6xzJopqtFTZz8fQ3KMEHRD5wk2Bbn0g7yYwMkli5vMUHBD2XQ19YH2GkI74M8_szhLrQlQoKlloaGvSYCohi5o5eoZ73Yug5FIJs8OygDYU40nzTW&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.






Music Events

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Wild Child - Doors Tribute
Aug. 9th at 7:00 P.M. at Gramercy Theatre
127 East 23rd St.
Dave Brock's Doors Experience is the L.A.-based act with over 20 years of world tour experience. Faithfully re-creating a live Doors Concert on stage, the music is painstakingly reproduced and combined with the voice, look and essence of Jim Morrison live on stage. Wild Child tries to mirror the depth, energy and emotion of The Doors concerts as they were live back in the late 1960's. The Band also utilizes the same musical instruments live as The Doors did over 40 years ago. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxbmIO708DLwYxq2epSKVfRlibKcJDQ_ZkaKJWCj_gXXfDOQhlT0qZvLvpbvfiyRXjQo9A0l75dnBK4Zjq3yHtlmVpPHtg-Z7_-K8nhVvlLSCQSsXMQxUvIK6LWNkv8geCD17-RZ93Y0HZ4ISl2sN84UxSHlghpXl6JhP_i9lgcgJgK4B-g1KUk5mnwgd67XzI&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







AmericanaFest NYC
Aug. 9th at 6:00 PM. at Damrosch Park Bandshell
Amsterdam Ave. and W. 62 St.
Here is a terrific lineup, outdoors, for free. Rosanne Cash – singer-songwriter, author and musical royalty. Rosanne Cash’s songs crystallize sweeping ideas – history, the American south, the meaning of home – into elegant tales that draw on everything from rockabilly to the blues, from the sounds of Appalachia to rootsy pop. The Lone Bellow – With tight harmonies and driving anthems, critical darlings ,The Lone Bellow thrive on the cusp of classic country and indie rock. Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale – Nashville go-to-guy Buddy Miller and fellow singer-songwriter and elder roots music statesman Jim Lauderdale restlessly, seamlessly mix bluegrass, blues, rock, and folk. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxc1xf7HEKOCCnGDh_UraCZx9vQ050L34T7yi0cD5J-aGAhMncjz6ojx83OWGDhy884B8y7j7aO4BaSesYQLl0DrcvX-nHkeyk-I9mLB0oaoaD2Hwn2HZ078ruRAVTNODrU4fBS9qT_08=&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.






Food & Drink

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Restaurant Week
Aug. 1st-Aug. 15th
Multiple Locations
Is there a better deal anywhere in town? A 3-course meal — $25.00 for lunch and $38.00 for dinner at any one of dozens of restaurants around the City. Celebrating its 21st year, restaurant week allows you to eat at some of the best places in town for a fraction of what it would normally cost. Now you have no excuse not to indulge yourself at that place you’ve been dying to try. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYQaKF0uhjpsWsXOqhbSjsORCphQcFgI6A5OFuLJX79xSu2Sg41i9r609zpvn67xvvAhJPVfhKRbt9l5TwA0-WnHejmQpL7-WFyKlkvh7I1cf7IOzGpUxRdYvbqUrYp7F3G0HU0lTmKOF&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







Minus5 Ice Bar
Aug. 1st-Aug. 31st at the New York Hilton Midtown
1335 Ave. of the Americas
Hot enough for you so far this summer? Here’s a unique, and pardon the pun, cool way to cool off. Inside the Minus5 Ice Bar, everything in the bar — the chairs, the walls, your glass, the lights — is made out of clear "carvers" ice. The bar gets its name from the temperature: 23 degrees Fahrenheit, or minus 5 degrees Celsius. For $20 admission price, you get gloves and a parka to keep you warm. And the most appealing part is that everyone has to leave their phone at the door because the heat could melt the ice. Really. Sounds like a great place to chill... Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxs3lrXmFWt5VbrRj1wsgp2WQhuzjT4EWe7u5r5LI1g27E_86kXvt3vDXMh59UqX16UoPmCP1bFjsmJq_ExrUOI9E2aDWvVqVljfenOnx_niZC8h7JnJ7R5Q==&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







POD 39
Aug. 1st-Aug. 31st
145 E. 39th St.
The Pod 39 Hotel's lovely rooftop bar might sit precariously on the edge of fratastic Murray Hill, but don't let that stop you from stopping in for a summer drink or two. The bar, which opened in 2012, offers a glittering view of the Empire State Building and Lower Manhattan, framed by the hotel's brick facade, twinkling lights and funky archways. Drinks average about $12 here—a steal, by rooftop bar standards— and you can score guacamole and chips from the hotel's in-house eatery, Salvation Taco. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxryHJmbd1zffN9ADpxYu2GtjKRWU91A8n5c05bn7IAkpQbmmhGh035R06FwVT2IsZ0H4l75qK_kfBMi3mkcWjst63iWaRR4KNw0LmpGxxkP0iiQ-F4jaaWRCKxKZkH9SuH4Q3Hc0JrQPX0URTD7Y7Bg==&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.






Cultural Arts

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New York Fringe Festival
Aug. 8th-Aug. 24th at the Saint James Theatre
Multiple Locations
FringeNYC is celebrating its 18th Anniversary. The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) is the largest multi-arts festival in North America, with more than 200 companies from all over the world performing for 16 days in more than 20 venues. In addition to 1200 incredible performances, FringeNYC includes: FringeU, FringeJR, FringeHIGH, FringeAL FRESCO, FringeART, and FringeCLUB. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYx7K9xrC8itmoNgKjC_PY5WFitrrtyQBhme4N9wkzRrxH0gdGt3wx1mdvyKGA87qMSPRKWuTgMluzSdM0Tm8ILHF98TzWzyiDZdmiW_O_idbg=&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







The Museum at Eldridge Street
Aug. 1st-Aug. 31st
12 Eldridge St.
In celebration of the 125th anniversary of the opening of the Eldridge Street Synagogue, a new web exhibit featuring the collections of the Museum is on display. The collections are organized in three groups, each relating to a tour offered at the museum. The synagogue opened in 1887 and served the neighborhood’s Jewish immigrant population for decades before it fell into decline in the early 20th century. Preservation and restoration work began in the late '80s and was completed in 2007. Today, the synagogue is a national historic landmark. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxF5zxptHs2AbMaRcU_VUrh3pt4BYAtS-C2NLPpXADOBjEBFZ8kQDV9wfnEw0kUYKTkaGQMrrItqhoZlhGkiqpRXRXbAkfbscrSO6WLIeWQ4Ofw0HE4teGdoufn68Gs5b-ldZEVVMJbcc=&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.






Rediscover New York

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Summer Streets
Saturdays 7:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.
Multiple Locations
Summer Streets is an annual celebration of New York City’s most valuable public space—our streets. Nearly seven miles of NYC’s streets are opened for people to play, walk, bike, and breathe. Summer Streets provides space for healthy recreation and encourages New Yorkers to use more sustainable forms of transportation. In 2013, more than 3000,000 people took advantage of the open streets. All activities are free of charge, and designed for people of all ages and ability levels to share the streets respectfully. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxFJllujHPzDTBQXtRS845kVlXYOQfeoZcbDvK2pai_0I6KnF3m6ffZvzyA4x6MDmIm077clVdKkVjB-Bs63oxXeqjZEegtOY_2f9599d6cGgqJDTcC4Ow-E-XSYnR5fAYUQq_CQulcELF5480pWE2KOnKzEHh0XA7c85CPoQ2XxiD5hbqnce4hQ==&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







Free Kayaking at Pier 40
Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M.
Pier 40 in Hudson River Park (Houston St. and West St.)
Come out and paddle…it's free, it's fun, and it's for all skill levels. Here’s your chance to see the City from a totally different perspective and get exercise will doing it! Oh yeah – Did I mention it’s FREE! Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxWT1yvEj9IMGMvuRngTMzT-c5fD-VebrdAv6RsBwccFjtB9UabhwwpP0Sw_oZ_cVFmq5vBB1nSyrqfwi4eDsC1w2F04-riV_lpJ2XDeSRzDwG6PpN4MGCMQ==&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.






Kid and Family Stuff

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Mini Golf
Aug. 1st-Aug. 31st from 12:00-6:00 P.M. at Pier 25
N. Moore St. and West St.
Here’s something you think you can only do when vacationing somewhere else. Well NYC now has it’s own mini golf course. This 13,000 square foot, 18-hole professional grade course features a waterfall, stream, pond, a cave, footbridges and sand traps. A game only cost $4 for kids and $5 for adults. A true bargain and a wonderful way to spend an afternoon in the City. When you’re done you can always head over the amazing playground to watch your little one climb, crawl and generally have a great time. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYWuANuuNgHmTSxp486ENH9MnwAkQWrSKE8q-WhjBEdTJ3ALB-HKEnX3DUMdRZBMpEuuWER4VYrQy_pqSS3hsyiKYyGJiSkGkIVWeFtybjX_mqbmyoi2e4URPrZ8_iWowCQ==&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







Chris Clark Bicycle Stunt Show
Aug, 4th at 10:30 A.M.
Morningside Park (89 Morningside Ave.)
Over the past decade professional stunt cyclist Chris Clark has competed around the world and entertained thousands at events like the Gravity Games, the Vans Warped Tour, New York’s Times Square Parade and even the Olympic Games! Chris’ Athletes Who Say NO program was developed to inspire children to find an active, healthy passion and use their desire to constantly improve as a means for keeping their lives on track, making healthy decisions and surrounding themselves with like-minded friends. During his high energy presentation, professional cyclist Chris Clark shares his story of growing up with a passion for cycling and how he used that passion to make friends, stay healthy, and even as an excuse to avoid the peer pressures all children face. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxgdahfgwcpUfGBBFFMFXE-rp1IdLeUT-oPKpL0Z36bTzT2JdGXUnDaLpBa2cYjVDCuj9ROnbXxx_JROnQg5KLkQ7erHYvNyx5Dx0WGjSFIusdm6y_7EktgvVA-u_IxNRvsWTawZrGwHuXPJ5tCzLiKhbshmI-0e2xQePsyD0OxNODh5IHm3Kla5aCzeSRa-0wrGeepikcn2s8H5Y4hKdrU9JkjCbJ-WVO&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







FlyNYC
Aug. 16th from 11:00-4:00
Pier I in Riverside Park South
Come fly a kite at this festival for all ages! Kite-making materials are provided for children and live musical entertainment by Batala NYC and Renaissance EMS is on hand to aid your celebration of simple fun throughout the day. There are also special fitness class by PopFitKids at 2:00 p.m. and samples of goodies from Cabot Cheese and FlyNY sponsor Tribe Hummus. A great day out on the Pier! Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxZsz4XJmiqUyqlMchI38QSnKdEFxzYFTZ7GzCqZJWuk0Z198Gv5YRJ91frpJu1SQtu65sosNaeqXXs0q5TtRNKf0_flkDi3wY8nRQJ2GHqISQS63-pG-dnd06tym_gZ6j3OdION-55ePqgqmKQHXSu6NbmzZF9WHTmfwR1OoYa-8N8KK6oYQw-EeShfo5Nkp2&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.






Walking Tours

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Stargazing on the High Line
Tuesdays at 7:30 P.M
On the High Line between W. 13th and W. 14th Sts.
You don’t have to leave New York City to see the stars. Gaze at the stars, planets, and moon through the high-powered telescopes of the Amateur Astronomers Association, and chat with the experts about the sights you see. After all that stargazing you may want to enjoy some tacos, gelato, ice pops, and more seasonal treats from food vendors, as well as Terroir at The Porch, a full-service, open-air café serving beer, wine, and small plates with sweeping views of the Hudson River. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxmRJ2-25qKtPUFS0mIfdsmd5zyIiF5OC0aurPCa7QtM7iSTbaVxQmrNrYGcrcBC3W51y3qMr5zvp9UB79o9vbbHY0_Aerp02z32u31mvH4TaxdKd0ZeajfSvwAVtXkmTSMVuXYsjxWvzODcfaXQ9Uf4zw9hk1HTB2t69aq9NVCkx9GhX-7In9F_SZISXdiVWPS0kTaaPnO3U=&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.







Tasting the Immigrant Experience
Aug. 27th at 3:00 P.M.
Meets at the corner of Prince and Mulberry Sts.
This walk starts in Little Italy, then moves south, to Chinatown, where you'll pass dusty kitchenware shops stacked to the ceiling with crank pasta machines, rolling pins, and other culinary exotica, dry goods stores, and restaurants, where you will likely be accosted by waiters promising the best pranzo, (lunch) a custom imported from the streets of Naples and Palermo. If Little Italy feels frozen in time, Chinatown is perhaps New York's most vibrant, evolving neighborhood. Founded in the 1870s, Chinatown remained a relatively small enclave until 1943, when the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was repealed. Restaurants have always been critical to the Chinatown economy: few tenements had kitchens, making cheap cook shops essential. Chinatown's markets are the city's most intriguing, with ingredients ranging from dried herbs and roots used medicinally, every variety of rice and noodle imaginable, to exotic fruits and vegetables. You will conclude the walk in front of the oldest extant dim sum parlor, dating to the 1920s. Learn More<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001GT83-7q1IQGsOEHk2wILGI4lMl_5VVdeujWL48kpiM1x6EK5nfiEYSOSQje3LRYxk4JvNDNqdHBGyECycyxuM0vIodkZ8n4Zl3qKZuTYZpjhfjViAAXSXhMoxe9SYEwbGOochfGoApOugZ4bh_X9UIcm-_v1kOrDZ2h9ltit0e_QqyO8KTQobGE7dlvZYU0P8tsfLsZx3poJddX3T5TzXy6U0T2Iso8RSfy2DcwdxH9_6HiyiznQmXkTrhqlks90d17XCZAFi_TgRPyHlfyCbg==&c=f_DVbTzsh_lFbS5yi1FC9z5FmTpgIIV8Hev_MSaPEWThIr9dQKEisQ==&ch=jgiB_6Ula4TgZPj-AvOytQTUJ093asQxCpfZlyN5NuQwQC2sYSnHRg==>.






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Liz Saldana
Lic. R.E. Salesperson
Halstead Property, LLC
770 Lexington Avenue · New York, NY 10065
T: (212) 381-4260 C: (917) 697-3005
F: (646) 775-4279
E-mail: LSaldana at halstead.com<mailto:LSaldana at halstead.com>




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