Val's Dining Guide Baltimore 2006
 When I was in 8th grade, I labored for months on a class project to decide what I was going to do for a living. I worried my mother by telling her I had chosen to be a world-famous chef. I reasoned that I would never go hungry, that I would be able to make people happy, that I would be able to exercise my creative instincts and that I would make a pretty good salary. Mom was the most supportive of people, but she secretly had hoped that I would aim higher; to be a doctor or a lawyer, or some kind of knight in shining armor who helped people. Even though my career path took me through law school, I never lost my love for cooking and sharing good food with others.
For the past 40 years, Baltimore has been one of my favorite cities. I know the city well, and love the people who live here. Over the years, I have looked for opportunities to attend sports, social, and cultural events. But even more often, it has been my habit to experience the restaurants here, which are truly outstanding. My particular preference is for Italian food, which explains why that section in this guide is disproportionately large. Following are my recommendations for attendees of NAHC's 25th Annual Meeting.
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Helmand Restaurant
Helmand's is the first Afghan restaurant in Baltimore. It is inexpensively priced with a reasonable wine list. Helmand's combination of good food, which is heavy on kebabs and vegetarian dishes, and good service at a reasonable price, has resulted in its winning several awards. For example, it has won top restaurant awards from the Baltimore Sun, City Paper and Baltimore Magazine. It is located in Mount Vernon section of Baltimore at 806 N. Charles Street. Call 410-752-0311. $
Atwater's Bakery and Soup Bar
Atwater's features one of the best bakeries in Baltimore where everything is made from scratch of the finest ingredients (without sugar or saturated fats). Kalamata olive, cherry pecan and peasant wheat are three of their most popular breads. The restaurant features homemade and hearty soups and gourmet sandwiches are served at their Ploughboy Soup bar. It also is a Fromagerie, offering a variety of cheeses to tempt any palate. This restaurant located at Belvedere Square is a favorite with locals. This is likely to change with the restaurant receiving top rankings from the Zagat guide in 2005. Located 7 miles from downtown Baltimore on Belvedere Square. Call 410-323-2396. $
Bistro 300
Bistro 300 offers casual dining, featuring great food. Breakfast and lunch buffets are available Monday through Friday. Evening dining offers traditional cuisine, accented by a wide array of martinis and local microbrews. A sumptuous brunch is offered on Sundays. Located in the Hyatt Regency at Inner Harbor, 300 Light Street. The Hyatt is the headquarters hotel for the NAHC 25th Annual Conference. Call 410-605-2839 for restaurant reservations. $$$
Brightons
Brightons features classic American cuisine, some say better than you've ever had before. The restaurant has an informal elegance, featuring private alcove tables with harbor views. It is open for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Complimentary valet parking is offered. Located in the prestigious Harbor Court Hotel in the Inner Harbor, 550 Light Street. Call 410-234-0550. $$$$
Capitol City Brewing Company
This restaurant offers fine American food served alongside award-winning microbrews on the waterfront in Baltimore's downtown scenic Inner Harbor. Located on 301 S. Light Street in the Light Street Pavilion. Call 410-539-7468. $$
Corks
This eatery turns the dining experience upside down. Typically, restaurants offer their wines to accent the food they offer. Corks operates on the theory that you select the perfect wine, and then figure out what kind of food you want to go with it. The food is terrific, meriting an excellent rating from Zagat. The wine is top notch, hand picked by Chef Pelligrino, who often greets guests and helps them choose just the right combination to make a memorable meal. Located at 1026 South Charles Street. Call 410-752-3810 for reservations. $$$
ESPN Zone
The ESPN Zone offers a unique dining and entertainment experience in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. It offers over 100 video game experiences. Ever want to see what it is like to ride a motorcycle at 100 miles per hour? You can do so on a virtual basis here. Great food is available in the Screening Room, where live sports events are projected on huge plasma TVs. The Sports Arena and The Studio Grill are ideal for private events and group functions. Located in the Inner Harbor, in the Power Plant, 601 E. Pratt Street. Call 410-685-3776. $$
Hampton's
Hampton's offers new American cuisine and classic European service along with great Harbor views. It features classic Edwardian interiors with Tiffany lamps and overstuffed chairs. Proclaimed one of America's top 50 U.S. restaurants by Conde Nast Traveler magazine, Hampton's offers a great wine list as well as fabulous
food. Located in the Inner Harbor at the Harbor Court Hotel, 550 Light Street. Call 410-234-0550. $$$$
Hard Rock Cafe
The site of many legendary parties since 1971, Baltimore's Hard Rock Cafe is located in the Power Plant Building in the Inner Harbor. It features down-home American food accompanied with a healthy dose of rock 'n' roll. The decor features a great deal of cool memorabilia, and the gift store sells fun merchandise. Try the cheeseburgers and fries. Taking a group? The restaurant has room for private parties and experts on hand to help plan such events. Located at 601 E. Pratt Street. Call 410-347-7625. $
Jillian's
There are few things more fun than a trip to Jillian's. The long lines on Saturday night say it all. You can eat, drink, watch sports, shoot pool, go bowling or participate in a raft of virtual electronic games. Live music and dancing is also available on weekends. Located on 7000 Arundel Mills Circle at the Arundel Mall in Hanover, Maryland 21076, just south of the Baltimore airport. Call 443-755-0115. $
Linwoods
This restaurant is the brain child of chef/owner Linwood Dame. It features food described as "high caliber," "top drawer" and "geared to the captains of industry." It is known as a place to "see and be seen" in suburban Owings Mills. The decor is described as "gorgeous," and the kitchen "spotless." The sum total according to Zagat is one of the best restaurants in Baltimore. Selections include homemade pasta and hamburgers on one end of the scale, to pan-seared foie gras with apple-pears conserve on the other. Located at 25 Crossroads Drive, Owings Mills, Maryland. Call 410-356-3030 for reservations. $$$$
Max's at Camden Yards
Max's is located across from the famed Oriole Baseball Park at Camden Yards, and next door to the Baltimore Convention Center. Max's offers good, hearty food in a public setting. Open for lunch, dinner and late-night snacks. Located at 300 W. Pratt Street. Call 410-234-8100. $$
Peter's Inn
This place has garnered "excellent" ratings from the Zagat Survey. It has been described as "a gourmet restaurant" on one hand, and as "a haven for Harley riders" on the other. Universally acclaimed for its food which is described as "new American with Italian influences," the restaurant blends into its working class neighborhood and may be hard for first timers to find. Visitors are advised to look for the red awning, the motorcycle parked out front and the claw foot bathtub planter as markers for the place that one reviewer called "a hole in the wall," and another called "a place to hide." Everyone agrees that you need to arrive early to beat the crowds. Try the garlic bread or the New York strip steak both house specialties. Located at
504 S. Ann Street in Fells Point. Call 410-675-7313 for reservations. $
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This restaurant received some of the highest marks in the most recent Zagat Survey. It is described as having "Asian-tinged food that is creative but not too far out there." Other adjectives include "amazing" for food, "funky for the interior," and "attentive for the staff." Located in the Inner Harbor, 729 E. Pratt Street. Call 410-837-0080 for reservations. $$$
Purple Orchid
This classic restaurant features meals such as spicy fillet of tuna with sesame sauce, crispy duck a la orange, jumbo lump crab cakes and Kobe Beef Steak Diane. The Purple Orchid is the winner of Wine Spectator Award, Culinary Salon Gold Awards, and the Award for Excellence. Located at 729 E. Pratt Street. Call 410-837-0080 for reservations. $$$
Roy's of Baltimore
Roy's began in Hawaii by fusing Asian and Hawaiian influenced foods. This Baltimore franchise is top notch. The seafood is king here, accented by bold Asian spices. The fish is so fresh, you will want to slap it. Each meal here is a work of art. You will have a tough decision as whether to photograph it or eat it. I recommend both in turn. Reservations are recommended. Located in Harbor East, 720-B Aliceanna Street.
Call 410-659-0099. $$$
Uncle Lee's Szechuan
Fine Chinese food is available within blocks of the Convention Center at Uncle Lee's. They offer most of your favorite dishes with a Szechuan flare in their cheerful dining room. Takeout is also available. Located in the Inner Harbor/City Center at 44 South Street. Call 410-625-1425. $$
 Daily Grind
This coffee bar offers Baltimore's best locally roasted coffee, lattes and cappuccinos. Fresh morning pastries, muffins, scones, breakfast breaks and bagels are always available. Gourmet sandwiches, panini, salads, soups and daily specials enhance the menu. The restaurant is open Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Located in Camden Yards, 300 W. Pratt Street. Call 410-727-1464. $
Espresso, Etc
Located in the Inner Harbor at the classy Harbor Court Hotel, 550 Light Street. Call 410-234-0550. $
Babalu Grill
Named one of the top 50 Latin restaurants in the United States by Hispanic Magazine, Babalu Grill features authentic Cuban cuisine from family recipes in a fun, exciting atmosphere. Many customers come here to enjoy authentic mojitos and lively Latin music. Located in the Inner Harbor/City Center at 32 Market Place. Call 410-234-9898. $$$
Attman's Authentic New York Delicatessen
Attman's is one of the best places in Baltimore to bring your appetite. It features delicious New York style hot corned beef, hot New York pastrami, bagels and lox, smoked fish, potato knishes, meat knishes, matzo ball soup and homemade potato latke. The sandwiches are huge and tasty. Located in the Inner Harbor, 1019 E. Lombard Street. Call 410-563-2666. $
Harborplace
A trip to the Food Court in Harborplace is a must for anyone coming to Baltimore. Whether its hot dogs or pizza, oysters or clams, the best in takeout food and drinks is available here. Located at the intersection of Pratt and Light Streets. $
Lexington Market
It was originally an open air Farmer's Market, but now is a Baltimore landmark. What once was open-air is now under roof and covers two city blocks. It features fruit stands, bakeries and take out food that is delicious. Faidley's is located here and year after year it has won the best Baltimore crab cakes competition. No visit to Baltimore is complete without a stop at Lexington Market. Bring your camera. Located at Baltimore and Paca Streets. $
Louisiana Restaurant
This restaurant offers fine dining in historic Fell's Point with a French-Cajun flare. It was voted Baltimore's Best New Restaurant and Best Hot Spot in Baltimore in 2000. Classic French cooking is available with an extensive wine list. It is so good, you'll think you are in New Orleans. Valet parking is provided. A visit to the Fell's Point area is a must for all visitors to Baltimore. Located in the Fell's Point area at 1708 Aliceanna Street. Call 410-327-2610. $$$$
The Black Olive
This is not your typical Greek restaurant, although it offers many traditional specialties. It specializes in whole-grilled seafood Greek style, meaning with olive oil and lemon. It was voted Best Overall Restaurant in Baltimore by the City Paper in 1998, Best Seafood restaurant by Baltimore Magazine that same year, and won Zagat's Best Seafood Award in 1999. It offers a colorful atmosphere and great service and in the beautiful Fell's Point area. Located on 814 S. Bond Street. Call
410-276-7141. $$$$
Cafe Bombay
This eatery is the first Indian restaurant in Baltimore, featuring a full line of both Northern and Southern Cuisine. It is conveniently located one block from the Convention Center, downtown hotels, and the Inner Harbor. It offers casual yet elegant dining, ideal for either lunch or dinner. Located in the Inner Harbor/City Center, 114 E. Lombard Street. Call 410-539-2233. $
James Joyce Irish Pub & Restaurant
The restaurant was literally built in Ireland, shipped to Baltimore's Inner Harbor, and reassembled here. It is called "The Home of Irish Hospitality." By any name, it is an authentic Irish pub which serves American-Irish cuisine. It is open daily from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 a.m. Live music is available every Tuesday - Saturday beginning at 9:00 p.m. There is no cover charge, so you may want to drop by and hoist a pint of Guinness. Located in Harbor East, 616 S. President Street. Call 410-727-5107. $$
 Aldo's Ristorante Italiano
This Award-winning eatery is named for Chef/Owner Aldo Vitale's. It has garnered both national and international attention for its "sophisticated, uncomplicated style of southern-influenced, regional Italian cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients." It has been labeled by one restaurant critic, "Baltimore's Premier Italian Restaurant." Located in Little Italy, 306 S. High Street. Call 410-727-0700. $$$$
Boccaccio
This is Zagat's top rated Italian restaurant in Baltimore. It is described as "Little Italy's most sophisticated institution," featuring "superior service with a gift for turning any meal into a special occasion." The food is Northern Italian with a very extensive menu of veal, seafood and pasta, and a wine list to match. Located at 925 Eastern Avenue. Please call 410-234-1322 for reservations. $$$$
Da Mimmo Finest Italian Cuisine
This restaurant has been serving great Italian food for over 20 years. Among its clients have been such greats as Pavarotti and Frank Sinatra. It features exquisite veal, seafood and homemade pasta. There is entertainment nightly in the Roman Lounge. Complimentary limousine service is available from downtown hotels. Located in Little Italy, 217 S. High Street. Call 410-727-6876. $$$$
Della Notte Ristorante
One of the more recent additions to Little Italy's restaurants, this bistro has won high praise. Innovative and traditional Italian cuisine is featured, including the finest pasta, veal, beef, lamb, poultry and seafood. Della Notte won the Award of Excellence from the Distinguished Restaurants of North America, and the Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator magazine. Live music is available nightly. Free parking is provided, as well as free shuttle service from downtown hotels. Located in Little Italy, 801 Eastern Avenue. Call 410-837-5500. $$
La Tavola Ristorante Italiano
This classic eatery is the three-time winner of the Best Italian Restaurant Award (1997, 1998 and 2000) from Baltimore Magazine. It offers an extensive and reasonably priced selection of fresh homemade pastas, fresh seafood delivered daily, and a variety of veal entrees. It is a mainstay in Little Italy, located at 248 Albemarle Street. Call 410-685-1859. $$$
Sabatino's Italian Restaurant
This is my favorite restaurant in Baltimore. I brought Senator Frank E. Moss here on several occasions and he loved it, too. It offers traditional home style Italian cuisine in a casual setting. It won Baltimore's People's Choice Best Italian Restaurant Award for 1997 and 2005. The food and the service are terrific. The House dressing is amazing. You will want to order it by the quart. Try their veal parmesan or fettuccine alfredo. Complimentary transportation is offered to and from hotels downtown. It is open for lunch, dinner and for late-night dining, daily. It is located in Little Italy at 901 Fawn Street. Call 410-727-2667. $$
Matsuri Restaurant
This restaurant serves excellent quality traditional Japanese cuisine, sushi and robata. It is located near the Convention Center, Inner Harbor, Camden Yards, and M&T Bank Stadium. It is open daily for dinner. The environment is charming with an expansive dining area, featuring Japanese-style seating. Located in the Federal Hill area at 1105 S. Charles Street. Call 410-752-8561. $
Sushi Sono
This restaurant received Zagat's highest rating in June of 2005. It is described as "fabulous" and "amazing" by one reviewer, and by another as their "favorite place in the whole world, or at least in Hartford County." It won top sushi honors from Baltimore Magazine. It is located in Columbia, Maryland about 25 miles south and west of Central Baltimore, on a lake across from the Columbia Mall. Every table in the restaurant is described as having "a gorgeous view." Located at 10215 Wincopin Circle in Columbia. Please call 410-997-6131 for reservations. $$
Blue Agave Restaurant Y Tequileria
This restaurant has been described as upscale and also as casual. It is appealing to all things and to all people, specializing in traditional Mexican cuisine. It carries over 80 types of tequilas in stock. It has been critically acclaimed as a "hot spot" by Baltimore Magazine, the Baltimore Sun, City Paper, and Zagat's Guide for 2002. Reservations are suggested for this happening place, which is located on Federal Hill, 1032 Light Street. Call 410-576-3938. $$
Paolo's
I fancy myself something of a pizza connoisseur. My favorites include Patsy Grimaldi's in Brooklyn, New York (now also in Scottsdale, Arizona), Lou Malnotti's in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, Pizza Paradisio in Washington, DC, and Paolo's in Baltimore. Paolo's is winner of the Best Pizza in Baltimore from Baltimore Magazine in 2004. There are two locations; my favorite is at No. 1 West Pennsylvania Avenue in Towson, Maryland. Call 410-321-7000 for reservations. $$
Birches Restaurant
Birches won Zagat's top pizza rating for 2005. It is located in the Canton section of Baltimore, which is about 20 minutes east of the downtown area. Owned by Chef Brian Bruso, it features burgers and other American food in addition to pizza. Located at South Montford and Foster Avenue. Call 410-732-3000. $$$
L.P. Steamers
This restaurant has won the Best Seafood Award from Baltimore Magazine, the Sun Papers, and New York Times. It is famous for its crab cakes. The atmosphere is fun and casual. It is open 7 days a week, and is located in the Federal Hill area at 1100 E. Fort Avenue. Call 410-576-9294. $
Legal Sea Foods, Inc.
For over 50 years, Boston's Legal Sea Foods has served the freshest seafood prepared in delicious fashion. This Baltimore version is a chip off the original block. The quality of its seafood dishes cannot be described; it has to be tasted. The decor is cozy inside, and outside dining is available most of the year. Located in the Inner Harbor/City Center at 100 E. Pratt Street. Call 410-332-7360. $$$$
McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant
This branch of the Seattle based chain is known for its consistency. Whatever you have here is always fresh and always great. According to one newspaper, it offers the best views of Harborplace. It offers fresh fish flown in from the Pacific Northwest, the Atlantic seaboard, the Cliffs of Dover, and the Chesapeake Bay. Located in the Inner Harbor at 711 Eastern Avenue. Call 410-234-1300. $$$
Phillips Harborplace Restaurant
The Phillips Seafood Restaurants long ago won the hearts of Marylanders, whether in Baltimore, Annapolis, or in Ocean City. Today, it has become a Maryland legend. Their award-winning cuisine, friendly service, and fun atmosphere offer an unforgettable experience to diners. Try the Maryland crab cakes or the seafood buffet. Located in the Inner Harbor at 301 Light Street. Call 800-648-7067. $$$
Rusty's Scupper Restaurant
For my money, this restaurant offers the best views of the Inner Harbor. It offers fresh seafood, as well as beef and pasta. The food and the service are as good as the view. It is open daily for lunch, dinner, and offers brunch on Sunday. There is plenty of demand, so reservations are suggested. Located at 402 Key Highway. Call 410-727-3678. $$$
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar
This is the Baltimore affiliate of the nationally acclaimed Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar. It offers great steaks and great wines, including 100 which may be purchased by the glass. Taking your staff to dinner? Two private dining rooms are available, creating a memorable evening for groups up to 20-70 guests. Located in Harbor East, 720 Aliceanna Street. Call 410-332-1666. $$$$
Morton's of Chicago
Morton's is often called America's premier steakhouse. It features U.S.D.A. prime aged beef and fresh seafood. This Baltimore outlet of the famed national chain lives up to its parent's standards. In addition to its great food and classic decor, Morton's offers the perfect atmosphere for business or personal celebrations. Located in the Inner Harbor, 300 S. Charles Street. Call 410-547-8255. $$$
The Prime Rib, Inc.
This restaurant is described as "Svelte, sleek, and sophisticated." According to Zagat's, it is Baltimore's top rated steakhouse for 2005. Gentlemen are required to wear jackets to this place sometimes known as "Baltimore's 21 Club." It is known for its slabs of juicy prime rib, giant veal chops, crab imperial, crab cakes, perfect martini's, and great wine list. One reviewer advised, "Take your credit card and somebody sexy for a night of red meat and romance." Excellent jazz musicians are on the scene on weekends; during the week a piano and bass provide soothing sounds as the perfect compliment to your dining experience. Located in the Mount Vernon area at 1101 N. Calvert. Reservations are a must. Please call 410-539-1804. $$$$
Shula's Steakhouse
Long before he moved to Miami, Don Shula was the coach of the Baltimore Colts football team. He may have moved, but his love for Baltimore remains. Shula's Miami restaurant has been voted one of North America's top ten steak houses. The Baltimore affiliate in the Wyndham Inner Harbor Hotel is just as spectacular as the original Florida bistro. Exceptional steaks, fresh seafood, and huge Maine lobsters top the menu. The desserts are to die for. Don Shula's Hall of Fame Lounge, also located in the hotel, features premium cigars, martinis, and cordials. Located in the Inner Harbor/City Center, at 101 W. Fayette Street. Call 410-385-6604. $$$$
Restaurants Specializing in Maryland Crabs!
If Baltimore is known for anything it is for it's world famous Maryland Blue Crab. There is fierce competition within the city about who makes the best Crab cakes. According to the Baltimore Magazine the honor for 2005 goes to the G & M Restaurant & Lounge located at 804 Hammonds Ferry Road, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 with the following phone, 410-636-1777. They say this restaurant offers softball sized portions of this delectable dish. Following below is the listing of some of my favorites. Eating at one of these establishments is a must for any visit to Baltimore. Most people say that it is one of the best eating adventures of their lifetime.
Most Famous Crab House
Obrycki's Crab House
This place is legendary. For generations, local Baltimoreans have been coming here to put on bibs, roll up their sleeves and pound away with wooden mallets on a bushel or two of Obrycki's famed steamed crabs. Lately the locals have had to fight tourists who have been put in the know by hotel concierges. The decor is described as "windowless," but no one seems to care. The food and the experience of shelling and eating crabs washed down by a pint or two of beer, is something not to be missed. Located in Fell's Point on 1727 E. Pratt Street. Call 410-732-6399 for reservations. $$$$
Consistently Best Crabs
Costas Inn
I've been to this huge, noisy hall in the blue-collar suburb of Dundalk three times in the last few years, and have had peak crab experiences everytime. Owner Nick Triantafilos has great sourcing year-round for huge, meaty, sweet crabs. Good crab dishes and cole slaw too. 4100 North Point Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21222, 410-477-1975. $$
Best Value in Great Crabs
Ocean Pride
Slightly upscale, in the northern suburb of Lutherville- but where else can you get the biggest crabs for only 50 bucks a dozen? Great year-round feasting. And a really distinctive crab spice that has a touch of ginger in it. 1534 York Road, Lutherville, MD 21093, 410-321-7744. $$$
Biggest Crabs
Crab Quarters
A tricked-up "nautical" design-a little tacky, to be honest-on a busy boulevard in a suburb near the airport. But man, do they have big crabs; they call them "monsters," they're fabulous as well as big, they're often available, and they sell for $60 the dozen (you could do worse.) 2909 Eastern Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21220, 410-686-2222. $$$
Best Crabs Outdoors
Mike's
I LOVE eating crabs outdoors, though there are precious few opportunities in downtown Baltimore to do so. So I like going to Mike's, in Riva, right near Annapolis, about a 30-minute drive from Baltimore. It's a huge, popular, boisterous place with lots of tables right on the water. Unfortunately, it's next to an industrial-looking bridge-go to nearby Cantler's if you want more charm-but I love the crabs at Mike's. 3030 Old Riva Rd., Riva, MD 21140, 410-956-2784. $$
Most Upscale Crabhouse Decor
Bo Brooks
One of Baltimore's most famous crabhouses moved last year to a spiffy, waterside location. The crabs are good, the Crab Augratin (sic) is better (the best version that I've tried of what's usually called Crab Imperial.) But go to Bo Brooks principally if you want a crabhouse venue for a date or a business lunch; the white booths with lamps near the front door are cozy, urbane, and altogether different from the usual crabhouse funk. 2701 Boston St., Baltimore, MD 21206, 410-558-0202. $$$
Quirkiest Crab House
Gunning's
Gunning's is a hoot. It is, essentially, one of the finest bars you'll ever see, with an outside "garden" for crab-eating featuring cheap furniture, poured concrete, white plastic tables, and tacky patio lights swinging above. If you love the romance of slumming, you're home! The crabs I had were good-but the real fun's in the wildly idiosyncratic things, including stuffed soft-shell crab, a pile of steamed crab claws, and one of the weirdest things I've ever tasted: batter-fried green peppers sprinkled with confectioner's sugar. Incidentally, the Gunning family moved on some years ago to open a new, shiny, much less quirky place called, of course, The Original Gunning's Seafood Restaurant in Hanover. The real original's in Brooklyn, under new management, just across a bridge from downtown Baltimore. 3901 S. Hanover St., Baltimore, MD 21225, 410-354-0085. $$$
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