Wednesday, September 23, 2026
For Filipinos who believe fried chicken tastes even better with a little kick, Jollibee is turning up the heat with Spicy Chickenjoy, putting the spotlight on a familiar favorite with a flavor profile designed to deliver more than just the sting of spice.
Jollibee Spicy Chickenjoy combines its signature crispy, juicy chicken with a blend of spices, bringing a noticeable kick to every bite. Rather than treating spiciness as a test of endurance, the brand is framing it as another layer of flavor to enjoy.
“Spiciness should not simply be about tolerating the heat. It should be about enjoying what the spice brings to the overall flavor experience. With Spicy Chickenjoy, we want Filipinos to discover that spicy can be exciting, flavorful and, most importantly, delicious,” said Dorothy Ching, vice president for marketing of Jollibee Philippines.
The move also comes as spicy flavors continue to gain a place among Filipino food preferences. According to research, 13 percent of surveyed adult Filipinos, or roughly one in eight, identified spicy as a taste preference. While the findings do not suggest that spicy food appeals to everyone, they point to a notable group of consumers who enjoy the added flavor and heat that spicy food brings.
Jollibee is bringing that flavor story to life with Alexa Ilacad, an actress, singer and performer known for her energetic personality and strong connection with younger Filipino audiences. Her naturally lively and expressive persona makes her a fitting face for Spicy Chickenjoy, particularly for a campaign that seeks to portray spice not as something intimidating, but as something fun, exciting and full of character.
For Ilacad, whose public persona often combines confidence, playfulness and youthful energy, the partnership gives Jollibee a way to personify the product’s fiery personality while keeping the focus on the enjoyment that comes with every bite.
With Spicy Chickenjoy, Jollibee is ultimately asking consumers to look at spicy food beyond the question of how much heat they can handle. The bigger question, it suggests, is how much flavor they can enjoy.
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MANILA, August 24, 2026 – Acer marks a defining year with the 10th anniversary of Acer Day, unveiling SHIFT THE GAME as this year's rallying theme across the Asia-Pacific region. The celebration coincides with Acer's 50th year as a technology company, making 2026 one of the most significant chapters in the brand's history.
SHIFT THE GAME speaks to a generation unwilling to be boxed in by convention. It's a call for creators, gamers, young innovators, and everyday dreamers across the region to stop waiting for permission, take ownership of their paths, and challenge the norms that shape culture, work, and play. It's a mindset rooted in thinking differently and creating boldly.
In the Philippines, Acer Day 2026 will culminate in a concert on August 30 at the Araneta Coliseum. Hosted by Luis Manzano, the concert will feature performances by Acer ambassadors SB19, along with fellow Filipino artists 6cyclemind, Hey June!, El Manu and Jessy Kang, Dionela, Fitterkarma, and Earl Agustin.
“Acer Day has always been a festive affair that our fans look forward to year after year,” said Sue Ong-Lim, Managing Director of Acer Philippines. “This year’s Acer Day Concert reflects our commitment to providing youth with the technology they need to break barriers and shift the game.”
Fans can score tickets to the Acer Day Concert by purchasing participating Acer and Acerpure products.
For more information about Acer Day 2026, visit Acer’s official website and follow its social media platforms on Instagram, Facebook, and X for the latest updates.
UP officials, student-athletes, and executives of the Palawan Group of Companies come together in support of the Fighting Maroons, represented by the UP Men’s and Women’s Basketball Teams.
As the University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons gear up for UAAP Season 89, PalawanPay is strengthening its long-standing partnership with the university, expanding its support across UP’s growing varsity community and reaffirming its commitment to Filipino student-athletes.
The partnership took center stage during the UP Fight x Palawan Group of Companies UAAP Season 89 Kick-Off on September 2 at the UP Varsity Training Center, bringing athletes, coaches, and university leaders together to officially welcome the new UAAP season and prepare teams for the competition ahead. This was followed by the UP Pep Rally Season 89 on September 4 at the University Theatre, where students, alumni, coaches, and supporters gathered to rally behind the Fighting Maroons and show their support for the teams.
For PalawanPay, the new season marks another chapter in a partnership that has grown significantly since 2019. What began with support for the Men’s Basketball Team has since expanded across the university’s varsity community, including the Women’s Basketball and Women’s Volleyball Teams, swimming and judo teams, and the UP Pep Drummers. The Palawan Group is also exploring opportunities to support track and field and tennis.
The UP PEP Squad performing the university chant
A Partnership That Has Grown with UP
The broader reach reflects PalawanPay’s belief that supporting athletes means being part of the journey long before game day, not simply celebrating the results on the scoreboard.
For the Palawan Group, sports development is closely tied to the values it hopes to nurture among young Filipinos: discipline, resilience, excellence, teamwork, and responsibility to others. Through its partnership with the UP Office for Athletics and Sports Development (OASD), the company continues to support the people and programs that help student-athletes prepare, compete, and grow.
At the Season 89 Kick-Off, UP OASD Deputy Director Mo Gingerich underscored the importance of having the wider UP community behind its athletes. “As we begin another UAAP season, it is important that we continue to support all our athletes and all our teams. They have worked hard to get here, and knowing that the UP community is behind them gives them the strength and confidence to represent the University and fight for excellence.”
His message captures the role of partnerships in the athletes’ journey: providing not only resources, but also the confidence that comes from knowing an entire community is behind them.
More Than Competition
That sense of community was on full display at the UP Pep Rally, where the university’s varsity teams took the stage alongside students, alumni, coaches, and supporters. More than a pre-season celebration, the gathering reinforced one of UP’s defining traditions—that its athletes do not compete alone.
Lillian Castro-Selda, Chief Financial Officer of the Palawan Group of Companies, delivered inspirational remarks to the student-athletes.
For Palawan Group Chief Financial Officer Lillian Castro-Selda, the commitment carries personal significance. A UP alumna herself, Castro-Selda has seen the company’s connection to the university’s growth since the Palawan Group first became a major sponsor of the UP Men’s Basketball Team in 2019. “We believe that supporting our athletes is one way of strengthening the UP spirit. It is one way of strengthening our pride in our University. And perhaps most importantly, it is one way of saying: We believe in you,” Castro-Selda said.
That belief extends beyond wins and losses. For PalawanPay, the athletes represent qualities that resonate with the company’s own journey: working hard, overcoming challenges, staying disciplined, and continuing to move forward.
Coach Bo Perasol shares words of encouragement to the athletes during the PEP Rally Season 89
UP OASD Director Coach Bo Perasol echoed the message during the PEP Rally, encouraging athletes to make every opportunity to represent the University count. “Play for each other. As you enter any court, take that moment and have that courage because hindi na ito uulit. Show them your passion. Let them feel your discipline. UP Fight!”
UP President Angelo “Jijil” Jimenez likewise reminded the athletes that the meaning of “UP Fight” extends beyond winning games. He emphasized that the spirit is also about becoming better, fighting for others, and contributing to the country—values that give the university’s athletic programs a purpose beyond competition.
The UP Men’s Basketball Team was the first varsity team supported by the Palawan Group of Companies in 2019, marking the beginning of its long-standing partnership with UP athletics.
Standing Behind the Journey
For PalawanPay, the partnership with UP is rooted in something more personal than sponsorship. The connection began in 2019 through the UP community itself, when a fellow UP alumna introduced Lilian Castro-Selda to the people behind the Fighting Maroons. What followed was a conversation that eventually brought Palawan Express Pera Padala on board as a sponsor of the UP Men’s Basketball Team.
For the Castro family, the relationship also means giving back to their alma mater. Founders Bobby and Angelita Castro and their five children are all UP alumni, making the partnership a natural extension of the family’s long-standing connection to the university and its community. Over the years, what began with the Men’s Basketball Team has grown into broader support for student-athletes across different sports and levels.
That personal connection has remained evident through the years. When the Fighting Maroons won the UAAP Season 87 men’s basketball championship in 2024, the Palawan Group celebrated the team with a Thanksgiving Dinner at UP Diliman. Reflecting on the victory, Palawan Group Founder and Chairman Bobby Castro drew a parallel between the team’s experience and the company’s own journey: “For both our company and the Fighting Maroons, success doesn’t come easy. You have to sacrifice, work hard, and overcome difficulties.”
As UAAP Season 89 gets underway, that connection continues to evolve. For PalawanPay, standing behind the Fighting Maroons means supporting not only their pursuit of victories, but also the discipline, perseverance, and sense of purpose they develop along the way. This partnership began with a shared connection to UP and has grown over years of believing in what its student-athletes can achieve.
Helping Filipinos Live Healthier Lives a Decade On
MANILA, PHILIPPINES (September 2026) – As more Filipinos take a longer-term view of their health and financial well-being, protection solutions that can support them through life’s uncertainties continue to play an important role. For Sun Life Philippines, this enduring need is reflected in SUN Fit and Well, its comprehensive health protection and life insurance plan, which continues to help Clients prepare for health-related challenges 10 years after its launch.
As of June 2026, more than 230,000 SUN Fit and Well policies have been sold, with over PHP 600 million in claims paid to Clients and their families.
Introduced in 2016, SUN Fit and Well was designed to help Clients prepare for health-related uncertainties through protection that supports different stages of the health journey, from prevention and diagnosis to treatment and recovery. A decade later, its continued sales momentum reflects how health protection has become an essential part of long-term financial planning, especially as more Filipinos recognize the financial impact that serious health challenges can have on individuals and families.
“For many Filipinos, health challenges are not only physically and emotionally difficult but can also bring significant financial strain,” said Daureen Andal, Chief Product Solutions Officer of Sun Life Philippines. “The continued demand for SUN Fit and Well affirms that Clients see the value of preparing ahead. More importantly, the claims we have paid over the years show how protection becomes tangible support when Clients and their families need it most.”
The plan’s performance also mirrors a broader shift in how Filipinos view health protection. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 heightened awareness of the need to secure both health and finances, and demand for SUN Fit and Well began to gain momentum in the years that followed. This sustained relevance underscores the role of health protection not simply as a financial product, but as a way to help Clients preserve their financial security while focusing on recovery and well-being.
SUN Fit and Well’s holistic design gives Clients access to benefits that support different health needs, including coverage for covered critical illnesses, hospital income benefits, preventive wellness benefits, and financial support for recovery. By addressing both the medical and financial dimensions of health-related challenges, the plan continues to help Clients face life’s uncertainties with greater confidence.
“Health protection remains relevant because the need to care for ourselves and the people we love does not change,” Andal said. “As SUN Fit and Well continues to support more Filipinos, we remain committed to providing solutions that help Clients build a brighter future and prepare for life’s unexpected moments.”
To learn more about SUN Fit and Well, visit www.sunlife.co/SUNFitAndWell. Stay updated by following Sun Life Philippines on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
Workplace experience, adaptability, AI capability and global trade knowledge emerge as priorities as youth seek better preparation for future careers
PHILIPPINES, September 21, 2026 — Federal Express Corporation (FedEx), one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, and Junior Achievement (JA), one of the world’s largest youth-serving nonprofits, released findings from Shaping Tomorrow’s Workforce – Asia Pacific Youth Insights, a new study jointly commissioned by FedEx and JA and published by the JA Institute.
Surveying over 4,200 young people aged 15 to 22 across ten Asia Pacific markets, including the Philippines, the study offers timely insights into how prepared they feel for future careers, with a focus on practical and entrepreneurial capabilities, global trade knowledge and AI readiness.
The study coincides with the 20th year of the FedEx / JA International Trade Challenge (ITC), marking two decades of collaborative effort to advance entrepreneurship education across Asia Pacific. Since 2007, the program has reached more than 54,000 students across Asia Pacific.
In the Philippines, the FedEx / JA ITC has trained more than 12,000 Filipino youth since 2009, helping them build practical business, problem-solving, and cross-cultural collaboration skills through real-world learning experiences focused on global trade.
The findings reveal the need for greater connection between formal education and future career needs. Among those asked about employer expectations, nine in ten believe there is a gap between what they are learning and what employers will expect, while 97% of APAC youth express a desire for greater exposure to how the working world operates. The findings reflect growing demand for education that keeps pace with changes in the workplace driven by AI and evolving international trade.
“Asia Pacific’s long-term competitiveness will depend on how effectively we equip young people to turn ideas into businesses that solve real problems and compete across borders,” said Salil Chari, president, Asia Pacific, FedEx. “Entrepreneurship education must go beyond theory. Practical experiences such as the FedEx / JA International Trade Challenge help young people understand how global business works, test their ideas and build the confidence to act on them. By strengthening these capabilities early, our collaboration with JA Asia Pacific is helping develop a more innovative entrepreneurial ecosystem and a stronger pipeline of SMEs that can drive sustainable economic growth across the region.”
“The strong belief among Filipino youth that an entrepreneurial mindset is critical to success reflects their confidence, ambition, and willingness to embrace opportunities in a constantly evolving world,” said Garrick Thompson, managing director, FedEx Philippines. “As technology, AI, and global trade continue to reshape industries, young people need more than academic knowledge. They need practical experiences that help them build adaptability, problem-solving skills, and a global perspective. Through our collaboration with Junior Achievement, FedEx is committed to equipping Filipino youth with the capabilities and confidence to succeed in the future workforce and contribute meaningfully to the country’s economic growth.”
APAC Youth Prioritize Practical Experience and Adaptability
The report highlights that Asia Pacific youth want formal education to place greater emphasis on capabilities they can apply as the workplace changes. Real workplace experience, as well as problem-solving and creative thinking, are the top skills they wish to strengthen, followed by communication and presentation, as well as core digital and technology skills.
Looking ahead over the next 10 to 15 years, APAC youth anticipate adaptability and learning agility to be the most important capabilities for their future careers. The findings indicate that youth value transferable capabilities that can help them continue learning, respond to change and address unfamiliar challenges.
However, recognizing the importance of adaptability does not always translate into confidence navigating uncertainty. While 62% feel confident adapting quickly when plans change, only 55% are comfortable solving problems without an obvious right answer and 56% are comfortable working without a fixed routine.
Youth See Entrepreneurial Thinking as Valuable Across Careers
The need to turn transferable skills into action is also reflected in how APAC youth perceive entrepreneurial thinking. Across the region, 85% of APAC youth agree that an entrepreneurial mindset can help people succeed in any job, however, less feel confident applying it:
- 61% feel confident generating new ideas or solutions
- 59% feel confident working independently and making decisions without significant guidance
In the Philippines, this belief runs even stronger: 94% agree that an entrepreneurial mindset can help someone succeed in any job, one of the highest levels of agreement in the region alongside Indonesia and Malaysia. This reflects how strongly young Filipinos see the value in taking initiative and the ability to spot and act on opportunities, even as an employee.
Readiness also varies across the region, with self-reported confidence in innovation, initiative and independent decision-making generally scoring higher in Southeast Asia and lower in Japan and Korea.
Education Must Keep Pace with AI and an Interconnected Economy
Beyond entrepreneurial capabilities, the study also highlights the importance of preparing young people to navigate an AI-enabled and increasingly interconnected economy. While APAC youth recognize the relevance of these capabilities, formal education has not fully kept pace:
- 90% believe understanding how business works across countries will matter to their careers, but only 71% say their school or university has taught them how cross-border trade works.
- 84% believe they will need to work alongside AI, but only 62% feel their education is preparing them to use it in a real working environment.
- Self-directed experimentation is the most commonly cited source of AI learning, at 42%, indicating that young people are looking beyond formal education to develop their capabilities.
It’s a different case for the Philippines as respondents credit formal education for 94% of their career preparation and trade knowledge, and 95% say they feel well prepared by their education to use AI, among the highest levels of confidence in education’s role recorded in the study. This suggests that more than in many other markets, Filipino youth already see their schools and universities as active partners in preparing them for an AI-enabled, globally connected economy.
Nurturing a Future-Ready Generation
“The most striking finding from this study is that young people are asking for more exposure to the workplace and real-world experience. As youth unemployment in Asia Pacific stands at almost 14% now, much higher than the adult rate, and the AI adoption divide continues to widen, we cannot assume that talent alone will be enough for young people to succeed. They need opportunities to build practical skills, gain confidence, and understand how work is evolving,” said Vivek Kumar, President and Chief Executive Officer of JA Asia Pacific. “Last year, JA Asia Pacific helped more than 5 million young people prepare for the workplace, thanks to the commitment of our partner schools, teachers, volunteers, and long-standing corporate supporters such as FedEx. Our collective responsibility now is to ensure that every young person has a fair chance to thrive in the economy of the future.”
The findings also indicate where this support can have the greatest impact: helping young people use AI responsibly, navigate less structured business challenges and apply classroom knowledge in real-world situations. Industry-led, locally relevant programs can build the judgement, adaptability and commercial understanding needed by the region’s future entrepreneurs, employees and business leaders.
For more insights on the future-ready skills that APAC youth need, check out the full “Shaping Tomorrow’s Workforce: Asia Pacific Youth Insights” report.
The Filipino-Australian artist brings her own versions of the songs that shaped her career to the Philippine stage
Ten years after launching her professional music career, Ylona Garcia returns to the Philippines for two homecoming shows that are as much about looking back as they are about moving forward.
The two-part anniversary celebration will revisit songs from her decade in the music industry while presenting them through her own interpretations and the perspective of the artist she has become.
The homecoming begins on September 4 with Backyard Live: Ylona Garcia Spotlight, a Manila-exclusive performance at Backyard Warehouse Studio in Baesa, Quezon City. By invitation, the intimate, music-focused show offers a limited audience a first experience of Ylona’s 10th anniversary celebration.
The following day, September 5, Ylona brings the celebration to a wider public audience with 10 Years of Ylona Garcia: Live at Venice Grand Canal Mall in McKinley Hill, beginning at 7 p.m.
“Celebrating 10 years in music is a reminder of how far I’ve come, but also of what really matters to me,” Ylona shares. “Personally, the first five years were a great challenge as I was learning more about my culture and how showbiz worked. However, the last five years have been some of the hardest years of my life. I lost someone very important to me, went through experiences where I allowed people to take advantage of me emotionally, and found myself alone in another country for the second time. Artistically, though, those experiences taught me a lot about the difference between being a singer and being an artist.”
The two live experiences will eventually be part of Ylona Garcia’s 10th Anniversary Live Album, a nine-track collection featuring her versions of the songs from the past decade. The project also serves as a bridge to her long-awaited second EP, with elements of her emerging new sounds and inspirations woven intricately into the anniversary performances.
Ylona’s journey in music has always been rocky but filled with delightful surprises. After establishing herself as a pop star with a loyal following in the Philippines, she signed with Paradise Rising, 88rising’s Filipino-focused imprint, and subsequently relocated to Los Angeles to pursue her music internationally. Her work has included a performance at 88rising’s Head in the Clouds festival and “Entertain Me,” released in partnership with Riot Games’ VALORANT. At the same time, her growing international profile has led to recognition from outlets such as V Magazine.
As she makes a comeback in the Philippines to celebrate her tenth year in music, Ylona Garcia is reclaiming the songs, experiences, and lessons that brought her here, hoping to carry them forward into what comes next. For this project, the eclectic multi-hyphenate is working with Sony Music Entertainment to reimagine her catalog in exciting new forms.
“This is my third time working with a music label, and collaboration truly means a lot to me,” Ylona explains. “So, through this project, being able to figure out what collaboration looks like between Sony Music Entertainment and me has actually been a very healing experience. I’ve learned a lot about what it means to bring my vision into a room, listen to other people’s perspectives, and build something together without losing what I came there to say.”
Catch Ylona Garcia as she celebrates her tenth anniversary as an artist:
Event 1: Backyard Live: Ylona Garcia Spotlight
Date: Sept. 4, 2026
Location: Backyard Warehouse Studio, Baesa, Quezon City
By invitation (registration link): http://ylonagarcia.lnk.to/Ylona_At_Backyard_Live
Event 2: 10 Years of Ylona Garcia: Live at Venice Grand Canal Mall, McKinley Hill
Date: Sept. 5, 2026
Location: Venice Grand Canal Mall, McKinley Hill
Event Time: 7:00 PM
Register to get free tickets: http://ylonagarcia.lnk.to/Ylona_at_Venice
With the 10-track album, the artist finds meaning in love, presence, and embracing who he is
After years of exploring sound, identity, ambition, and the many directions an artist can take, James Reid arrives at a place that feels less like a destination and more like a state of being safe and sound with his third studio album, “Honey, I’m Home,” released under Sony Music Entertainment.
The new record treats home not as a sanctuary one spends a lifetime searching for, but as a feeling of being fully at peace with who you are and the people you choose to share your life with.
“Honey, I’m Home is obviously something you say when you walk through the door, but for me the idea of home became much bigger than a physical place,” Reid explains. “I think I spent a lot of my life looking for something, chasing success, experiences, relationships, trying to become a certain version of myself. And this project came from realizing that maybe home isn’t a place you eventually arrive at. It’s that feeling of being completely present and comfortable with where you are, who you are, and who you’re with.”
James Reid’s newly found perspective runs deep through the tracks, exploring romance, life, vulnerability, surrender, and intimacy through quieter moments where connections feel most meaningful in their stillness. On Honey, I’m Home, the multi-hyphenate superstar turns his attention to details that often go unnoticed: being in the living room with someone, feeling understood, and finding the safety to let one’s guard down.
For an artist who has spent much of his career looking forward toward the next achievement, experience, or version of himself, the songs emerged from a contrasting realization: perhaps nothing was missing after all. “What if nothing is actually missing?” Reid reflects. “Maybe I just wasn’t home?”
Instead of elaborate wordplay or lyrics meant to impress, Reid’s ten-track release relies on nuanced simplicity and honest songwriting. He wanted the words to sound conversational, like something he would genuinely say to another person.
The Palm Dreams hitmaker adds, “It feels warm and easy on the surface, but there’s something deeper underneath if you pay attention.”
Sonically and production-wise, Honey I’m Home draws from Reid’s appreciation for R&B and soul while expanding the template to incorporate funk, soft rock, yacht rock, and classic pop influences. Despite its warmth and character, the project doesn’t try to recreate the past. Instead, Reid embraces familiar textures and reframes them through his contemporary sensibilities.
“I wanted it to feel warm, soulful, organic, and lived-in,” he says. “I love the warmth and style of older records, but I wasn’t trying to make a retro album. It was more about taking those textures and making them feel like me now.”
Instead of going for an overly polished direction, Reid and producer Luke April, who produced most of the EP, intentionally welcomed imperfections and organic movement for the record’s sound design. They left parts unquantized to the beat, preserving the subtle timing variations that give live music its much-needed humanity.
The EP also marks Reid’s most collaborative project to date, with Arthur Nery, Luke April, and ISSA each contributing distinct musical identities to the record. Rather than bringing collaborators into the project simply for the sake of collaboration, Reid approached each partnership with the intention of letting artists contribute what he couldn’t achieve alone.
On “All Night,” Nery’s wispy R&B vocal style complements the song’s nocturnal atmosphere, adding dimension to its beat switch. April’s laid-back rap and R&B flow bring an irreverent, carefree energy to “Sunny side,” while ISSA’s sultry, textured vocals create an unexpected yet natural contrast with Reid’s clean and precise singing on “On My Way.”
The album’s exciting arc also expands through “Sunny Side,” “Blessed,” and most importantly, “Indiana,” which offers one of the project’s most intimate glimpses into Reid’s life. While the former two tracks contribute to the album’s warmth and sense of gratitude, “Indiana” takes the singer-songwriter/producer’s sentiment somewhere personal: into Reid’s experience of becoming a future father. The song captures the immense love he already feels for his child before their arrival, expressing a kind of anticipation that is at once tender, vulnerable, and unconditional. In the context of Honey, I’m Home, “Indiana” conveys the record’s central idea of discovering a sense of home in the people and moments that give life its deepest meaning.
For what it’s worth, James Reid’s new album, Honey, I’m Home represents a different kind of emotional maturity in Reid’s discography. It shows an artist who appears increasingly comfortable with his own creative instincts: less concerned with proving himself or conforming to a particular sound, and more willing to follow what feels honest.
“I think this is probably the most comfortable I’ve ever sounded in my music,” Reid shares. “A lot of my older projects were me exploring and figuring out what kind of artist I wanted to be. With this one, I don’t feel like I’m trying to prove anything or chase a certain sound. It just feels more instinctive.”
Check out the Honey, I’m Home track list:
1 Honey I’m Home (Intro)
2 Attention
3 All Night feat. Arthur Nery
4 Traffic
5 Sunny Side feat. Luke April
6 Blessed
7 Indiana
8 Richest Man Alive
9 On My Way feat. ISSA
10 Unbecoming
James Reid’s new album, Honey, I’m Home is out now on all digital music platforms worldwide via Sony Music Entertainment.
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