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Target Community & Educational Services, Inc.

www.targetcommunity.org Annual Report 2017

Board of Directors

Joyce A. Romans - Chair

LifeBridge Health

Caroline A. Brocato

PBMares

Barbara E. Guthrie

Stevenson University

Damian Halstad

Hofffman, Comfort, Offutt, Scott,

& Halstad, LLP

Patricia McGowan

Venable LLP

Karen L. Merkle

Carroll Community College

Aileen R. Riley

Carroll Hospital

Christopher M. Ruppert

BB&T

Todd A. Sajauskas

Morgan Stanley

Dr. John M. Tyler

McDaniel College

Dr. Robert P. Wack

Arcus Solutions LLC

Dr. Thomas J. Zirpoli

Laurence J. Adams Endowed

Chair, McDaniel College

President & CEO, Target

Target Pilots Smart Home Technology

By Megan Harrison, CLM and Development & Communications Intern

Target Community & Educational Services (Target) has always been bound to the mission of enhancing the lives of children and adults with disabilities by providing the highest quality of care possible to the individuals we serve. These days, that care is becoming a little more high-tech.

By partnering with MAGIC (the Mid-Atlantic Gigabit Innovation Collaboratory) and taking advantage of the Westminster Fiber Network’s unprecedented Internet speeds, Target has agreed to become a pioneer for groundbreaking Smart Home initiatives that will change the way we care for our residential clients.

College Square and Main Street, two of Target’s Alternative Living Units (ALUs), have become pilot homes for the gradual installment of new security, data collection, home health care, and telemedicine technologies. Jessica Musselman, Target Community Living Director and liaison between day-to-day operation of the ALUs and MAGIC, explains that over the next several months, “various technologies will be introduced inside the ALUs to gather more comprehensive data and provide more efficient telemedicine monitoring.” One major example of this is the transition from handwritten to electronic collection of medical and behavioral data on a daily basis. According to Dr. Robert Wack, a board member of MAGIC, Target, and President of the Westminster Common Council who has worked very closely with Target to tailor the Smart Home Project to the agency’s needs, this initiative will “give the houses a memory,” ensure real-time data accuracy, and encourage more efficient communication among staff.

The forward-thinking Smart Home project will also involve other measures, including updated security systems and motion sensor lighting. This ambitious project aims to install even more groundbreaking technologies to revolutionize Target’s residential services, such as voice control of doors for individuals in wheelchairs, sensors to indicate if a fall-risk client is exiting her bed in the middle of the night, and, ultimately, video access to Carroll Hospital Center physicians for instant professional care once their facilities have fully upgraded to Westminster’s Fiber Network.

These changes present a host of possibilities, not only for Target’s residential clients, but also for “the entire field of Human Services,” Jessica projects. In the College Square and Main Street houses, Smart Home measures are being introduced very incrementally and are constantly being fine-tuned to best suit the needs of clients and staff. But even now, in its early stages, there is promise for great strides in our field and even better services for our individuals. “We want this [technology] to work for us,” Dr. Wack explained. “The world is our oyster.”

Board of Directors

Joyce A. Romans - Chair

LifeBridge Health

Anne Blue

Carroll Magazine

Caroline A. Brocato

PBMares

Barbara E. Guthrie

Stevenson University

Damian Halstad

Hofffman, Comfort, Offutt, Scott,

& Halstad, LLP

Patricia McGowan

Venable LLP

Karen L. Merkle


Aileen R. Riley

Carroll Hospital

Christopher M. Ruppert

BB&T

Todd A. Sajauskas

Morgan Stanley

Dr. John M. Tyler

McDaniel College

Dr. Robert P. Wack

Arcus Solutions LLC

Dr. Thomas J. Zirpoli

Laurence J. Adams Endowed

Chair, McDaniel College

President & CEO, Target

As I begin my 21st year as CEO of Target Community & Educational Services, Inc., I

frequently think about how much our agency has grown and the changes in how we

serve our clients. It was never our goal to grow. We wanted Target to be the best,

not the biggest. But, we have grown in many ways. Our client count has increased

from about 80 to 300. Our budget has increased from about $2 million to over $7

million, and our employee numbers have increased from about 80 to 250.

This growth has been achieved by diversifying Target’s programs. Our homes once

represented about 75 percent of our agency revenue. Now, they represent about 30

percent of our revenue. The number and diversity of our services have grown to

meet the changing needs of our clients. We added the Apartment Program, Personal Supports Program,

several new vocational programs, and the Autism Waiver program. Our growth has been more vertical than

horizontal.

Target now has eight homes where 25 clients live full-time. We are in the process of replacing our old

homes, built in the 1980s, with new accessible homes so that our clients may age in place. We have three

more homes to replace and hope to have them completed over the next two years.

Our vocational programs have evolved from center-based to employment-based programs. Target’s goal is

to have all of our clients in paid jobs, work internships, or in volunteer positions training for jobs.

Community-based services have replaced institutional-based centers. Education and training have replaced

warehousing people with disabilities and/or just providing something to do to keep them busy. Aligned with

our Target mission statement, these programs have a purpose: to enhance the lives of children and adults

with disabilities through quality, community-based residential, educational, vocational, recreational, and

family support services.

Target has been blessed to forge and foster a special relationship with McDaniel College where the Laurence

J. Adams Endowed Chair supports our CEO and where endowment scholarships support 22 Community

Living Managers working in our eight homes and our Apartment Program. This partnership is unique in the

nation and allows us to manage our residential programs with highly educated graduate students.

What the future will bring us is, of course, unknown. One of our fears is a reduction in federal Medicaid

funding and other health care services on which our clients depend. Having many health care needs, this is a

pressing issue for them. State funding represents about 78 percent of our revenue. Continued support from

the State of Maryland is critical to our services.

And, of course, your donations, listed in this report, comprise a significant amount of our funding. Your

support is instrumental to our survival and success. We hope that we have earned your respect and

continued support to keep us moving in the right direction in serving our clients. It is, after all, all about

them.

Best Regards,

Thomas J. Zirpoli, Ph.D

Laurence J. Adams Endowed Chair, McDaniel College

Message from Dr. Tom Zirpoli, President & CEO

Annual Report 2017

Target Welcomes New Board Members

Target is very appreciative of its 12 volunteer board members who

are charged with overseeing operations and making critical

decisions regarding client care, governance, and financial

performance. New board members for FY 2018 are Damian Halstad

and Anne Blue.

Annual Report 2017

News & Updates

Welcome McDaniel College Interns!

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Target Recognizes Business Partners

Target Community & Educational

Services, Inc. has again been honored

with a 2017 When Work Works Award

for its use of effective workplace

strategies to increase business and

employee success. This prestigious award is part of

the national When Work Works project administered

by the Families and Work Institute (FWI) and the

Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).

Target is one of only 12 employers in the state of

Maryland to receive this award, which is based on

anonymous survey results from employees. Since

receiving the award, Target has enjoyed a brand

boost through increased media visibility. It is also a

valuable tool for recruiting, developing, and

maintaining top talent. This award confirms what

we already know: Target is a great place to work!

Target has over 80 community partners who employ

and provide work internship experiences for our

clients. This year we recognized Montgomery County

Public Schools as an Outstanding Business Partner

(pictured above). MCPS has employed one of Target’s

clients for 30 years. Martin’s of Eldersburg (below)

employs a client who just celebrated his 10th

work

anniversary. We appreciate their ongoing support!

Remember Target When You Shop!

We’d like to keep in touch! To join our email

list, please contact Gianna at

[email protected].

Target Community &

Educational Services

Congratulations to our Business Partner

Gypsy’s Tearoom!

20 years in Business and

Voted #1 Tearoom in Maryland

Annual Report 2017

Sincere Appreciation Goes Out to Our Donors!

Undesignated Donations

Tom & Jacqualine Alessi

Carl & Barbara Alving

Alva & Ellen Baker

Barnes-Bollinger Ins. Svcs. Inc.

Julie Baughman

John & Gail Belgard

Phillip & Naomi Benzil

Judith Birch

Mark & Anne Blue

Robert & Carolyn Boner

Maria Bousquet

Patricia Bowling

Michael & Karen Brocato

Caroline Brocato/Thomas Burke

Andrea Brown

Mark & Cheri Brunk

Peter & Rebecca Carr

Susan Case

Celtic Canter

Jason & Holly Chalk

Amy Chetelat

Irwin Cohen

Edwin & Barbara Conaway

Gilliam & Janet Conley

Edward & Nancy Dahlka

Allen & Lila Ett

Thomas & Rose Falkner

Richard & Margaret Goodlin

William & Maria Hartman

Milton & Mary Harris

Donald & Pat Heath

David & Constance Highfield

Hughes Trash Removal

Lora Joseph

James & Winnie Kao

Charles & June Kemp

Steve & Mona Kerby

Margaret Klaff

Koons Toyota of Westminster

Sharon Kroupa

Bonnie LaPlaca

Michael & Whitney Leber

James Lightner

Joel Macht & Susan Andre

Daniel & Nancy Maguire

Jack and Pam Mann

Eric & Harriet May

Sean McCann

Patricia McGowan

Mary Ann McMorrow

Janet Medina & Brian Gray

MedStar Montgomery Medical

Bernard & Rita Meyers

Budget Blinds-Eric Symonds

Shelley Chinskey

Joan Coley

Bob & Helene Hess

Carroll Hospital

Jenel & Brandon Casey

Chespeake Wealth Mgmt.Group

at Morgan Stanley

Irwin Cohen

Abbey DeFeo

Julie Develin

Dimensional Healthcare Assoc.

Meagan Elfert

Mary Christ Erwin

Everything Landscaping

Skip Fennell

Brian Field

Carmen Fonda

Lee Fritschler

Fulton Construction

Laura Gaisior

Jeff Ganz

Lois Geller

Barbara Guthrie

Damian Halstad

Mike Hardesty

Bob & Helene Hess

Hoffman, Comfort, Offutt, Scott

& Halstad, LLP

Neal & Nancy Hoffman

Al Hunt & Judy Woodruff

Jon & Cynthia Joseph

Lora Joseph

Jeff & Jodi Keehn

Charles & June Kemp

Brian & Kelli Kemp

Steve & Mona Kerby

Sharon Kroupa

Brenda Krueger

Peg Kulow

Bonnie LaPlaca

Michael & Whitney Leber

Kevin & Debbie Lyons

Dave & Barbara Levy

Joel Macht & Susan Andre

Maggie's Restaurant

Jack & Pam Mann

Judy Martin

Patsy McGowan

Mary Ann McMorrow

Janet Medina

Keith Melvin

Karen Merkle

Ellen Meyerson

Jon & Beverly Meyerson

Jim Miller

Amy Murphey

Jessica Musselman

Naylor Plumbing, Heating & A/C

Jan & Alex Ober

Ed & Mary Ott

Kitty Pain

Christopher Pate

Thomas & Elizabeth Purcell

Thelma Reaver

Jeff & Joyce Romans

Don Rowe

Todd Sajauskas

Schiavi, Wallace, and Rowe, PC

Michael & Jennifer Schiffer

Suzanne Schust

Ethan & Debbie Seidel

Walter Shober

SIG/Ron Drager

Barbara Smith

Don Smith

Dolly Snyder

Starboard Construction, Inc.

Lynn Stieber

Talkpath/Paul Renner

Jonathan & Cindy Tepper

Jack Tevis

Tevis Energy, Inc.

Ann & Michael Thomas

Conor Thomas

Bee Jay Thompson

Sue Travetto

Mike Tyler & Carolyn Stesney

Bruce & Amy Van Kleeck

Nicolete Veno

Harold & Sue von Staden

Cathy Wack & family

Elizabeth Wack

John Wack

Robert Wack & family

Tom Wack

Wendy Wagner

Barbara Wallace

Richard & Eve Wallace

Ed & Wanda Walters

Stan & Judy Weightman

Denise Whalen

Elizabeth Whayland/G.Mulhern

Jon Will

Hiwote Yohannes

Ann Zirpoli

Tom & Susan Zirpoli

Laurence J. Adams Endow.

Marguerite Adams

Frank & Sharon Menaker

Day Habilitation

South Carroll Lioness Lions

Employee Giving Campaigns

Michael Adams


Stanley & Joan Moser

Musselman Excavating

Naylor Plumbing, Heating, & AC

Edward & Mary Ott

Bertha Padams

George & Ruth Perkins

Tom & Elizabeth Purcell

Donald & Deanne Rajala

Robert Rice & Kathy Weishaar

Art & Joan Riley

Stephen & Joan Riley

Jeff & Joyce Romans

Donald Rowe

Jay & Jean Saylor-Jones

Schiavi, Wallace, & Rowe PC

*Robert & Carolyn Scott

Barbara Smith

Laura Smith

Joan Spear

Starboard Construction, Inc.

Jonathan & Cindy Tepper

Tevis Energy, Inc.

Barbara Thompson

Jerry & Nancy Title

Mitchell & Nicolete Veno

Harold & Sue von Staden

Elizabeth Wack

Cathy & Stephen Wack

Mark & Marcia Wagner

Kathleen Warner

Brit & Mary Weber

Kendall Weishaar

Kenneth & Emma Weishaar


Jean Yates

Carroll & Susan Yingling

Tung Lin (Lisa) Yu

*Martin Zadravec

Ann Zirpoli

Tom & Susan Zirpoli

Bull Roast 2017

Marguerite Adams

Robyn Allers


Atlas Wood Floors, Inc.

BB&T

Jim & Laura Bankard

Daria Buese

John & Gail Belgard

Caroline Brocato

Morris & Pam Brown

Wally & Laurel Brown

Keturah Buchanan

Annual Report 2017

Christopher Ahalt

Sharon Benzil

Roger Casey

Holly Chalk

Leslie Dennis

Linnea Jones

Ramona Kerby

Jana Knowles

Legal & General America

Allison Padams-Lavigne

Andrea Pastor

Henry Reiff

John Roebuck

Chris Ruppert

Todd Sajauskas

Kimberly Seeley

Deborah Seidel

Ethan Seidel

Randi Shamer

Kathleen Warner

Linda Yale

Tom Zirpoli

Ron Geller Apt. Endowment

Thomas & Florence Allen

Harvey & Maris Bock

Anthony & Rosalind Faiola

Lois Geller

William Heller

Edward Maloney

Carol McCarty

Ellen Meyerson

Deborah Zients

Scholarship Endowment

Bailer family

Margaret Brocato

Johnny & Kathleen Byrd

Laura Gracia

Elizabeth Imirie

Catherine Jensen

Margaret Kendall & family

Marjorie & Jeff Kimble

Gary & Martha Kinsey

Donald & Mary Lou Mayhew

Robert & Linda McDonald

Amy & Darren Murphey

Purcell family

Edward & Nancy Zadravec

Spring Gala 2017

Marguerite Adams

Brandon & Heather Akers


Anchor Pharmacy & Med.Supply

Aaron & Kimberly Armour

Alva & Ellen Baker

Earl & Brenda Baker

Barnes Bollinger Ins. Svcs, Inc.

Ronald & Nancy Basso

BB&T

Judith Beiser

John & Gail Belgard

Judith Birch

Michael Bishop

Jim Breuer

Caroline Brocato/Thomas Burke

Morris & Pam Brown

Suzanne Brummitt

Daria Buese

Barbara Burke

Melanie Burrier

Domenico & Carmela Calabrese

Dean Robert Camlin & Assoc.

Joel & Julie Caple

Rebecca Carr

Carroll County Times


Carroll Hospital

Roger Casey & Robyn Allers

Chesapeake Wealth Manage-

ment Group at Morgan Stanley

Michael & Bonnie Caton

Emilio & Yvette Cocozzella

Irwin Cohen

Henry Cole

Donald Damato

Hank & Phyllis Davis

DeFeo family

Kelly Dempsey

Dimensional Health Care Assoc.

Lisa Dorn

Ron Drager, Jr. / SIG

Bill & Mary Dugan

Anthony & Rosalind Faiola

Ira & Rosalind Farber

Carmen Fonda

Paul Fulton & Lisa Breslin

Laura & Stephen Gaisior

Michael & Bernadette Gambrill

Elana Garronbone

Lois Geller

Sylvia Glaser

Stephen & Barbara Guthrie

Damian Halstad

Donald & Patricia Heath

Hoffman,Comfort,Offutt, Scott

& Halstad, LLP

Dennis & Terry Howard

Al Hunt & Judy Woodruff

Inspirations LTD

Allen & Nancy Jacobson

Julia Jasken

John & Elizabeth Johnston

We Are Grateful for Your Generous Support!

Eileen Kao

James & Winnie Kao

Charles & June Kemp

Kelli Kemp

Steve & Mona Kerby

Ronald & Carol Kershner

Marjorie Kimble

David & Ana Koff

Koons Toyota of Westminster

Sharon Kroupa

David & Barbara Levy

Martin & Marjorie Levy

James & Cleonice Lopes

Scot & Wanda Lynn

Joel Macht

MAGIC, Inc.

Nancy Maguire

Kathleen Maloney

Eric & Harriet May

McDaniel College

Joseph & Janet McGhee

Brian McGinness

Patricia McGowan

Lorenzo & Florence Merola

Rita Meyers

Ellen Meyerson


Noah Meyerson

Jeff & Jane Musselman

Timothy Naff

Naylor Plumbing,Heating & A/C

Andrew Nodes

Alexander & Janet Ober

William & Ruth Oshinsky

Edward & Mary Ott

Christopher Pate

George Perkins

Dale & Dorothy Piper

Christy Price

Alan Pultyniewicz

James Ridge

Arthur & Vickie Riley

David & Dinah Riley

Stephen & Joan Riley

Jeff & Joyce Romans

Chris & Jennifer Ruppert

Victor Sajauskas

Scheer Partners, Inc.

Michael Schiffer

Schunk family

Irving & Nancy Shapiro

Walter Shober

Shawn Simms

Sandra Sipes

Jocelyn Sladen

Barbara Smith

Anthony & Robin Somers

Starboard Construction

Andrew J. Sterge

Robert Strickland

Michael & Ann Thomas

Bee Jay Thompson

John & Claire Trauth

Mike Tyler & Carolyn Stesney

Bruce & Amy Van Kleeck

Venable LLP

Robert & Lisa Wack

Mark & Marcia Wagner

Wendy Wagner

Sharon Wagshal

Ryan Walters

Stan & Judy Weightman

Margaret & Thomas Welliver


Steve Whayland

Madeleine Will

Ann Zirpoli

Christoper Zirpoli & Rachel Carr

Tom & Susan Zirpoli

Residential Programs

Peggy Adams

George & Katherine Allmon

Gloria Apperson

Tues.Mng.Ladies.Bowling League

Noel and Mary Barbot

Carol Bauroth

Cyndie Boehm

Calvert Investments

Laura Gaisior

Jon and Karen Lussenhop

Carol Macdonald

Amy Murphey

Mark and Ann Ranney

Allan and Linda Shanholtz

Robert Shober

Sandra Sipes

Kimberly Wagner

Elizabeth Whayland & family

Paul and Muriel Wright

Tom and Susan Zirpoli

Supported Employment

Sons of American Legion,

Squadron 321

Target Operating Endowment

Bryan Cave LLP

Wack Family Vocational

Program Endowment

Deborah Burroughs

Edward & Julie Wack

Robert & Lisa Wack

Gonzo Cowboys

Annual Report 2017

Appreciation Goes Out to

Our 2017 Bull Roast Sponsors

Employees ce lebrat ing a

milestone anniversary of service

at Target were recognized at the

2017 Spring Gala. Deborah Vana

was recognized for 20 years of

outstanding service.

Recognized for 15 years of

faithful service were Sharon

Mitchell-Boyd and Penelope

Strickland.

Recognized for 10 years of

valuable service were Kelli Fox, Lauri Freyman, Chasity

Krolicki, Carolyn Marable, Robert Strickland, and

Jennifer Wilhelm.

Recipients awarded for five years of service included

Denise Benjamin, Michael Groft, Heather Hoff, Rachel

Holl, Bridget MacKillop, Agustina Rius, Danielle

Unverzagt, and Brianna Xenos.

Platinum Sponsors:

Barbara & Carl Alving, Morris & Pam Brown, Al Hunt & Judy

Woodruff, Patsy McGowan, Mary & Ed Ott, Tevis Energy, and

Tom & Susan Zirpoli

Gold Sponsors:

Peggy Adams, BB&T, Dimensional Healthcare Associates, Inc.,

Fulton Construction, Maggie’s Restaurant, and Elizabeth

Whayland & Greg Mulhern

Silver Sponsors:

Atlas Wood Floors, Inc., Carroll Hospital, The Chesapeake

Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley, Jeff Ganz, Lois

Geller, Naylor Plumbing, Heating & AC, Inc., Don Smith, Star-

board Construction, Inc., Cathy Wack & family, Robert Wack &

family, Stan Weightman, and Denise Whalen

Bronze Sponsors:

Gail & John Belgard, Bob & Helene Hess, Jon & Beverly Meyer-

son, Jan & Alex Ober, Ethan & Debbie Seidel, Harold & Sue

von Staden, and Wendy Wagner

FY 2017 Condensed Financial Statement Target Employees Recognized

.

Income: Program Income $6,218,247

Donor Contributions $125,904

Fundraising Events $137,225

Other Revenue $682,565

Total Income $7,163,941

Expense: Salaries & Benefits $5,384,559

Operating Expense $1,090,682

Depreciation & Interest Expense $350,060

Total Expense $6,825,301

Total Retained Income $338,640

THANK YOU to Westminster’s

Annual Celtic Canter 2017 for

the generous contribution to

Target. For more info:

celticcanter.org

Dr. Tom Zirpoli presented the Laurence J. Adams Community

Service Award to Dr. Robert Wack at the 2017 Spring Gala.

This annual award is presented to an individual or company

that has made a significant difference, not only for Target

Community & Educational Services, but also for our greater

community. We appreciate his outstanding support.

Dr. Wack directed Carroll

Hospital’s Pediatric Program

and founded, developed,

and managed the Frederick

Memorial Healthcare

Systems’ Pediatric

Hospitalist Program.

He continues to provide

medical care for children at

both hospitals. He is President of the Westminster City

Council, on which he has served since 2003. Dr. Wack

founded and now presides over Arcus Solutions LLC,

consulting in the emerging field of municipal broadband. He

co-founded a new technology incubator, Mid-Atlantic Gigabit

Innovation Collaboratory (MAGIC) and leads the planning and

implementation of a municipally owned fiber network for the

City of Westminster. Target was invited to participate in

MAGIC’s Smart Home Project, which will enable technology in

two of Target’s homes that will more effectively monitor

client health and safety.

Robert has served on Target’s Board since 2013, and is a

trustee of Target’s Operating Endowment Committee. This

year’s award was presented to Robert in recognition of his

accomplishments, faithful support of Target, and outstanding

community service.

Annual Report 2017

Thank you for your support of Target’s annual 2017 Spring Gala and Silent Auction fundraiser!

Together, we raised $62,625! All proceeds from the Spring Gala go to support Target’s services.

Please plan to join us at the 2018 Spring Gala on Saturday, March 3rd

Target is Grateful for the Generous Support of our Spring Gala 2017 Sponsors!

Diamond Sponsor: Venable LLP

Platinum Sponsors: Morris & Pam Brown, Koons Toyota of Westminster, Andrew J. Sterge,

and Tom & Susan Zirpoli

Gold Sponsors: Barbara & Carl Alving, Caroline Brocato & Thomas Burke, Carroll Hospital, Dimensional

Health Care Associates, Inc., McDaniel College, Elizabeth Whayland & Gregory Mulhern,

Judy Woodruff & Al Hunt, and Christopher Zirpoli & Rachel Carr

Silver Sponsors: Marguerite Adams, Anchor Pharmacy & Medical Supplies, BB&T, Carroll Community College,

Chesapeake Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley, Ron Drager, Jr./SIG,

Anthony & Rosalind Faiola, Lehigh Hanson Cement Company, MAGIC, Inc., Ellen Meyerson,

Mary & Edward Ott, and Arthur & Vickie Riley

Dr. Robert P. Wack Recognized

for Community Service

2017 Bull Roast a Success!

We appreciate everyone who supported the 2017 Bull

Roast fundraiser that was held at High Point Farm in

Clarksburg, MD. Special appreciation goes out to the

Gonzo Cowboys who have donated their musical talents

for over 13 years! We are happy to report that we raised

over $20,000 that was directed to support our services to

individuals with disabilities.

2017 Spring Gala Snapshots

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enhancing the lives of children and

adults with disabilities through

quality, community-based

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