Well, almost! Down in New Orleans and all over the world Carnevale is happening, parades are swinging, masks and beads adorning the beautiful people as they make merry and celebrate life! I am doing my part to help raise a glass and sing some songs and bring the glitter and the fun! In the spirit of Mardi Gras I hope you will join me next Tuesday!
Join me and members of the Cultural District, Carlos Peña - guitar, Dwayne Dolphin - bass, and Miguel Sague III - conga, as we light up the most decadent night of the year! No stranger to good jazz, great cuisine and fabulously feathered masks, I am thrilled to add my voice to the superior dining and drinking experience as only one of Pittsburgh's most delightful divas can! Fresh ingredients, a multicultural menu and a homey atmosphere really make Chaz and Odette one of the hottest new restaraunts on the scene. They offer live jazz every Sunday night but have decided to make their first Fat Tuesday as "Phat" as it can be! Don't miss out on this exciting evening of great food, wonderful music and celebration! The word is that Odette shall be bringing in the beads!
Dinner reservations highly recommended, please visit the website to make the reservation or call (412) 683-8300
I personally am now teaching voice to young people twice a week, and I am very excited about it! I am teaching at my friend Liz Berlin's Creative Life Support Program's We Rock Workshop, which works with foster youth from Allegheny County.
I am also teaching every Saturday to young people (ages 9-14) at Afro American Music institute. Enrollment is open for my young people classes is open, so if you have a young person in your life whom you would like to study voice with me, I teach on Saturday afternoons at 2 pm at Afro American Music Institute, 7131 Hamilton Ave, Pittsburgh in the neighborhood of Homewood. More info: http://afroamericanmusic.org
In between when I am teaching and performing, I am hard at work sifting through the hundreds of hours of footage with young Alistair McQueen, and we are adding to the "Take it to the Bridge with Phat Man Dee" youtube channel as we go:
I am hoping to fund more shoots like we did in Europe, but on a local level in Pittsburgh, on our bridges, with our artists, to celebrate our 200th year as a city in 2016. To that end I have been working on submitting grant applications and sponsorships.
Friends, we are a people going through many changes, many decisions must be made about who we are, who we have been and who we are going to be. I hope we may be remembered as a people who loved and lived and fought for equity and inclusion. I sing for peace, for justice, for love and for life. I hope I may sing for you sometime soon.
Safe travels friends, its a scary world sometimes, and yet, I am still honored to be in it with you.
Make your Yule-tide Gay!!!!! And what better way to do this than with Pittsburgh's favorite tattooed Jewishly leaning yet pan spiritual songstress??!?!? I am sure you have your traditions, and I hope you hold them with respect and dignity, love and remembrance.... We don't know where we're going if we can't remember the past, right? I remember once as a little girl, lighting my candles on the menorah I had made in shop class out of metal pop bottle tops and 2 x 4 wood, painted purple and green with gold glitter (even back then I was trying to get to New Orleans) with a blue glitter Star of David with hope in my heart, as these days I screw in the blue bulbs in my electric Chanukah menorah, just like the one my Grandma Claire up in Far Rockaway used to have.... and I remember Grandma Alene's Christmas tree in Tulsa, and Santa always went to her house.... but no matter where I was or whose winter holiday we were celebrating, as long as I got to eat a latke and have a candy cane, I was golden.... I am older now and even as I remember these things with sour creamed, apple sauced, and a pepperminty rose tinted fondness, I yearn for a new tradition, one who truly venerates and celebrates who I am today.
And that my friends, is why Drusky Entertainment and Phat Man Dee Productions have come together to present
"A Phattie Little Holiday!"
Let our new holiday traditions include Candy Cane Strip Teases, Dancing Dreidles and Elf-lesque while Phat Man Dee and her band play salacious holiday classics like "Let it Snow" and Ellington's "Sugar Rum Cherry" as Pittsburgh's top burlesque superstars shimmy it up one side and shake it down the other! Ho ho ho and a Merry ChristmaChannaKwanzaa to you and you and you! We don't care if you've been naughty or if you've been nice! We're gonna show you what Eve showed Adam and we're not talking about them apples! We're calling on and co-mingling the spirits of the Moulin Rouge and old Saint Nick so you can join us and celebrate the holidays with the classiest show in town!
Featuring the dancers: *Macabre Noir - director of Steel City Burlesque Academy and Best Variety Entertainer of Great Southern Exposure Burlesque Pageant!! *Lita D'Vargas - assistant director of the Steel City Burlesque Academy! *Lilith Deville - founding member of Kabarett Vulgare! *Kat de Lac - founder of Steel City Kitty Variety show and international traveller!
Live music by: Phat Man Dee and The Cultural District featuring musical director and bassist Tony DePaolis, guitarist Ronald Wingfield, drummer JT Smitty Smith, and trombonist Reggie Watkins.
Tickets are available online for $20!
Discount Code for fans and friends will let you buy tickets online in advance for $15!!!! Use the code "PHATHOLIDAY" at checkout online!!!
Please join us and run from the family or bring them along (if they are over 21, this show is *not* for the childrens!) much love to you, and here's wishing you and yours a Happy (if belated) Chanukah, a Joyous Kwanzaa, a Merry Christmas and I hope you can join us for some holiday cheer in the form of jazz music, pasties and g strings made of tinsel!
Stuck on what to buy for that hard to get for someone? You can buy my entire discography, discounted now thru Three Kings Day on CD Baby:
I have been a Francophile my entire life. I fell in love with French music and the language and the poetry of it's people and the peoples they invaded a long time ago. I love France, I love West Africa, I love New Orleans, I love a lot of places, but I really really like France. As an adult I look back and wonder WHY do I like France so much? I like cheese, but I like anyone's cheese, cheese is just delicious, and I like the cabaret songs from the 30's and the 40's, but I like most songs from the 30's and the 40's (unless their really degrading, it's a fine line, you have to be careful), I like the architecture, their's is extremely special, I mean, even the subway stations are works of art! However, I am pretty sure it is because I like the way they live life. They celebrated and praised our Black jazz artists who couldn't even get served at a diner who might even get lynched in their own country.....They consider the music I love to be a form of the "Beaux Artes" a high form of art.... They consider poets and people who think to be important. They value what I care for and they do it passionately and beautifully. The French are not perfect, they have their social issues the same as my fellow Americans do. We are all hopefully evolving.... But it is their passionate love of a beautiful life, which makes them who they are, and what made them such unexpected targets. Their art, their freedom, their spirits and passions are an absolute offense to people who want to control and do so through through unspeakable violence. So, how do I recommend we fight terrorists? I state that we must be ourselves more than ever. We love harder, we celebrate freedom, we celebrate equality, we live life like we're going to the Moulin Rouge and then to an underground cavern filled with jazz and international poets from the Resistance...We refuse to let them make us who they can never be. We refuse to play their game and become the thing we're fighting against. I recognize this is kind of a simplistic view....and that terror doesn't just happen in France, it happens in Beirut, it happens in Kenya, it happens right here at home when innocents are killed by the police in "misunderstanding" after "misunderstanding" and on college campuses in Missouri, and in children's bellies who don't get enough food every day, but we can do better, we can be better, and we will survive to celebrate the gift of life another day. To those we have lost, we will never forget. I have some really special events coming up and I would love to see you. If you can't be there please share this post and let some folks know, I am singing for some great causes this weekend, let us stand up to the jagoffs who want to ruin the world, and refuse to let them steal our joy and faith in humanity. This Thursday November 18, 2015 (that's tomorrow as of the time of this posting!) I am singing at the "2nd Annual War on Women Art Show" at Clear Story Studios in the South Side, 1931 Sidney Street. Be a hero in the war on women by bidding on work by nationally recognized and respected regional artists that addresses the reproductive and social inequalities faced by women on a daily basis. All artwork will be available for purchase in a silent auction throughout the evening. I will sing and also performing will be the fabulous Tami Dixon, story teller, Producing Artistic Director, Bricolage Production Company, Carol Brown Awardee, and Post-Gazette Performer of the Year. Catering will be provided by Kate Romane Productions.
https://www.facebook.com/events/963747413685466/ General admission is $50 and includes drinks and light fare. VIP tickets are also available and include a pre-show reception from 6:00-7:00 p.m.
You can purchase tickets here: http://bit.ly/1OIjx32 The next night on Friday the 20th of November, 2015 I will be singing at Mr. Smalls Theater for a night of fun and fancy with live music, a silent film, and great performances from unique artists. Sport your best top hats and parasols and meet us at the Steampunk Ball and Fashion Cotillion! Tickets: $10 in advance, $15 at the door!
Then on Saturday November 21, 2015, I am joining Pastor Deryck Tines and the Lemington Chorale at the Fall Festival of Praise at the Pentecostal Church in East Liberty. Pastor Tines believes in radical inclusion and I am honored to be part of this incredible group of singers. We will bet at 6300 E. Liberty Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 at 5 pm. Tickets are $5 and you can get them at the door. On Monday November 23, 2015 I am singing at the August Wilson Center for A ReMARKable Recovery!
Mark Clayton Southers is a well loved and brilliant director. His passion for the 100 year cycle of 10 plays by August Wilson has helped bring them to light to many who may not have ever seen this invaluable work. His own company Pittsburgh Playwright Theater produces ground breaking independent theater for many years and his work is respected and celebrated by the entire community. He was in a terrible car accident earlier this year and I am performing at an event to help him and his family ease some of the burden this unexpected tragedy has cost him. Other performers to include: Vanessa German, Wali Jamal Abdullah, Tameka Cage Conley, Raymond Werner, and Leslie Ezra Smith will be reading selections from Mark's Chronicles at the event on November 23rd.
Then on the Day after Thanksgiving on Friday November 27, 2015 I will be singing with my full band at James Street Ballroom with Tony DePaolis, Carlos Peña, Reggie Watkins and JT "Smitty" Smith.
After the turkey, after the cranberries, the sweet potatoes, the pies, please come join us and raise a glass to the many blessings we share.
SAVE THE DATE! SATURDAY DECEMBER 26
AT ALTAR BAR!
A PHATTIE LITTLE HOLIDAY!!!!
**The coolest jazz cats playing holiday classics for the hottest burlesque dancers in town!**
I will send more info and event details after Thanksgiving, but save that date, cuz I am sure it will be a deliciously salacious night to celebrate the holidays! (this event is kind of a bellwether for me, if it does well, I am going to A.) make it an annual occurrence and B.) use it sell the idea of hosting a burlesque and sideshow festival here in Pittsburgh!
Also, while we're discussing holidays.... I launched a music store on CD Baby. I ask this year you consider the gift of music, for yourself, for your loved ones, many friends of mine make a killing on selling their beautiful wares on Etsy, I don't make physical items you can purchase, I make music, but they told me to market the heck out of it.... so I am making an effort to sell the work I have made over the years. It's kind of crazy how much music I have made....if you bought some, it would be just amazing to me....
Here is a link to my CD Baby Music Store online: http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/PhatManDee
We have each other. Right now, we have each other. That is major. It is not something that everyone gets. The headline to this post is "Phat Man Dee's Guide to Fighting Terrorism" and my plan for fighting terrorism is fight hard to love each other, fight hard to sing every song you can, fight hard to be as happy in this life as you can be and make all the people around you as happy as you can help them to be. Every day, every time, for tomorrow is not promised any single one of us. We have right now. Make it count. For me, that means doing waaaaaaay too many shows, for not nearly enough money.... but you know what, I do it cuz I love the people I am doing them for and I love the people I am doing them with. Now or never, there is absolutely no reason to wait.
One final thing to leave you with.... my dear friend Donna Davis, known to us in the Pittsburgh Jazz Community as the High Priestess, passed away several weeks ago. I was (as were all who knew her) hit extremely hard by this. She had an aggressive cancer which was diagnosed late because she like many musicians, had no health care.... I am going to miss her until I see her again on the other side of the rainbow.... please listen to her music as she played at my last show with her at James Street last month. And tell someone you care about that you love them. Don't wait. I told her I loved her when I last saw her. And that comforts me every day.
I hope your fall is progressing in a fashion not unlike the falling leaves, bursts of brilliant of colors, beauty, a crisp clarity and then chaotic falling so that the new growth can appear when waiting is fulfilled come next Spring! Things are changing, if I have learned one thing on this earth, everything changes and it can be good and it can be bad and sometimes you can't tell immediately which is which.... but we are here and we are doing the best we can. We’re all working every day to speak life into the world with our words and deeds. My words and deeds have led me to some incredibly exciting experiences these past few weeks. I have met my childhood heroes and found them more human than I expected. I have made music with geniuses and fools and found something sacred in all of it. I am working on a new song right now, it goes "I never belonged anywhere and so I went everywhere - And everywhere I took my temple with me". If you would like to worship with me in the ways of my people (which can include is not limited to music, sideshow marvelry and psychedelic blinky monster mazes) please check out the 2 really exciting shows I have this month!!
This Friday October 16, I am at at a new venue in Lawrenceville called “Spirit” with my old friends David Apocalypse, Andrew the Impaled and his new apprentice, Fangs the Clown! They have formed a new group to help create madness and mayhem through the mediums of sideshow and music called “Stranger Dangerous Sideshow”! Here is a picture of the maze, I can’t wait to see it and sing for the nice people who come to it! My sweet husband tommy Amoeba will be playing the following Friday on Oct 23 with Amoeba Knievel!!!
The other show I am totally stoked about is the Creative.Life Support Revival I will be doing at Mr Smalls theater on Wednesday October 28, 2015!
We are presenting a World Premiere of Video Shorts by "Take it to the Bridge with Phat Man Dee" We are going to show some of the videos we have edited so far from the hundreds of hours of footage we shot of my musical collaborations in Europe. We are very lucky to have my friend Moe Seager, an American jazz poet who lives in Paris, we shot video together on a bridge over Canal St. Martin, join us for a set, as well as my friend Maria Hamer’s Level One Bellydance students. Maria and her sister Christine Andrews both appeared in my very first Take It to the Bridge video before I departed on the journey. My friend and videographer who accompanied me on this journey will also be performing a number, Smokin’ McQueen!
I did my video internship at Mr Smalls through the Creative.Life.Support program and I am really excited to be bringin the work “home” so to speak. Hope to see you there for an evening of wonderful performances and video of the journey you all helped me make!!
Please make some time for me to adore you in person. I hope to see you. If you cannot make it, know all my music is online and anything you get helps me make the next thing…..
Was just to love, and be loved, in return...." - Eden Ahbez’s final phrase in his composition “Nature Boy”, first recorded by Nat King Cole in 1948, is one if the songs I shall sing this Friday October 2, 2015 at my first show back home since my grand adventures across the sea! I saw many things in the world, beautiful people, music, food, art, culture, I saw a world where things can go very hard for people without friends, but amazingly, wherever I went, I found old friends I hadn’t seen in many years, and I also made many new ones. I went looking for musicians, artists, dancers and boy howdy did I find them! We are in the thick of editing the footage and I am just amazed by how many creative and dedicated souls there are in this world and it gives me hope that enough of us are working towards a kinder and brighter tomorrow….
Please come this Friday Oct 2, 2015 to James Street Gastropub and Speakeasy, in the Northside of Pittsburgh, PA, from 8 pm - midnight. Tickets are only $5 at the door and there is plenty of good food and great drinks to tempt your palate! I am really excited to perform with my friends and musicians the High Priestess Donna Davis - piano, Tony DePaolis - bass, Reggie Watkins - trombone and JT “Smitty” Smith - drums. It’s been way too long and I have missed them and you, dearly. Please come on out to see the show and support a club which has been featuring live music for decades.
Next week on Friday Oct 9 at 8 pm at the Bulgarian Macedonia Center in Homestead, PA, I am singing for my friends Maria Hamer and Christine Andrews at a performance of Raquy Danziger, middle eastern style darbuka percussionist and musician. She has played with the Egyptian National Orchestra, she is a really beautiful player and I am very excited to sing for two of our favorite bellydancers, the sisters Hamer!
Featuring live performances by Phat Man Dee, Moe Seager - jazz poet from Paris, France,
Maria Hamer's Level One bellydance students, and boylesque sensation Smokin' McQueen!
We uploaded some new edits of some of my experiences in Paris since my last email to you….
Here is one Alistair shot and we edited up last week, my friend Moe Seager (who I am showcasing at the Mr Smalls show on Oct 28th) and I are jamming out on a little bridge over Canal St Martin :
Moe also took me to a little spot in the Oberkampf called Au Chat Noir which hosts Spoken Word Paris and I read my poem “Jim Crow is Alive and Well” we had just heard about Sandra Bland and I was yet again left wondering how many more people need to die before a rehaul of the “justice system” can occur. Here is the video from that experience:
Also, next week, my beautiful friend Vinsantos is coming up from New Orleans to perform at the Harris Theater as part of the Reel Q Film Festival. The movie shown that evening is “All About Evil” by PEaches Christ, other live performers to include Janite Granite and Bambi Dearest.
Friends, I am
home.... it has been months..... I came home last week actually, but I
had a show in NY and didn't actually return to my home til a couple days
ago. Been getting settled, cleaning house, doing laundry, getting
reacquainted with my dog, Mr. Pumpkinseed, cooking for the Amoeba....
The
last 10 days of my journey were spent in the UK. I went to Scotland, to
the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It was glorious. 3000 shows happening
simultaneously in a gorgeous city with incredible people, culture, food
and architecture. There was a Game of Thrones musical (sold out every
night), I saw "Ecce Homo" a drag cabaret performer surviving over 30
years with HIV/AIDS....and I saw "Le Gateau Chocolat" and "Tshwame
Gospel Choir" from South Africa, Dandy Darkly a rhinestone clownboy
storyteller from Georgia via NYC.....I personally performed with Chaz
Royal and Betty D'Light's nightly presentation "Best of Burlesque" at
the Spiegeltent Columbino, part of Assembly Fest. This was an excellent
show, with some the best burlesque and variety performers working at
the top of their game right now. It was wonderful to be part of this
exceptional crew. Here is a nice pic of some of us on my last day there
with Chaz Royal, Betty D"Light, CeCe Sinclair, Whisky Falls and Eliza
Delight:
While
I was in Edinburgh, I fell in love with a show called "Church of Malcolm", became their backup singer and dancer, and we were selected to
perform at the "Best of the Fest" showcase here is a pic from us from
backstage, me with Malcolm Doherty and his son Callum McQuattie:
My sweet Amoeba had joined me for this leg of the journey.... we made it through the looking glass and back again.... here's a nice shot of him with Malcolm backstage as well...
And
then, after an incredibly informative and delightful run of magnificent
shows, with tears on me cheeks, we boarded a train to London to perform
at the oldest gay pub in London town, The Royal Vauxhall Tavern:
It
was a delightful evening that included trans hostess who sang like
angel from Detroit, an opera singer from Italy, local live LBGTQ
community news, the stars that night were Smokin' McQueen, his
kookaburra puppet and me! The lady who booked us, Inge, is a force in
the community and her event "Bar Wotever"
has been going on for years and I was honored beyond words to complete
my journey at this incredible and legacied venue. It was a journey....
12 countries, 15 cities.....I am home now..... the footage is on 2
harddrives, we are beginning the process of editing now and I am getting
back to my gigs and performances.
I ask you can mark the calendar for my next one, October 2, 2015, I am singing for the first time ever with my group at the James Street Gastropub,
on the 3rd floor, in the newly restored ballroom. This venue is
incredible, it housed the first ever racially integrated dances in
Pittsburgh, and their history of showcasing the best in local jazz
continues today. It closed briefly but reopened in 2011, so please do
come out, see me there, support this venue and their work. They have
great food, great cocktails and beer selection, and most importantly,
they maintain stages featuring live music. It's becoming a rare thing,
stages that regularly support live music, and it won't stick around if
we don't support it. It's only $5 and I am singing all night, with Donna
Davis, the High Priestess of Soul on piano, Tony DePaolis on bass, JT
"Smitty" Smith on drums and Reggie Watkins on the trombone. Here is a
link to the facebook event page, please share it, if I do well, they
will have me back, I have waited a LOOOOOONG time to get into this
venue, please come out and celebrate with me!
So,
last year, you may remember that I had a dream, a dream to show the
world how awesome our music scene in Pittsburgh was, and I went about
this dream by studying video at Pittsburgh Filmmakers and did my
internship at Mr Small's Theatre as part of their Creative.Life.Support
program..... I shot a bunch of video....and I learned that filmmaking is
not a solo mission. It can be, if you want to spend 25 years doing one
thing, but if you want to get the work out in a timely fashion and not
lose your sh*t, you should work in a group, which I did, to shoot it....
but I thought I could edit it, but my schedule is nuts. Like all the
time. I am starting to get a handle on things, but I always overbook
myself.....so before I went to Europe, I began working with a recent
graduate of Filmmaker's intensive program, Andrew Klein, and while
Alistair McQueen and I were off shooting new video, he started in on
editing my old video. And I am so happy he did.... I just uploaded my
first concert from my Sunday Phunday series today, there is more to
come, trust me, but these musicians mean so much to me.... Terry
Griffith, Irish Balladeer and his grandaughter, Grannia Griffith, have
been like family to me since I was but a wee Phat Man Dee....(I'm
working on my brogue....I definitely left a piece of my heart in
Leith....) actually, before I was "Phat Man Dee", Terry's son Damon aka
"The Big Daddy Bull Seal!" and I had a poetry troupe for a decade before
I even started singing with a band.... and his daughter Grannia I have
known before she was even out her mama Mary Crow's belly...... so, to
see her all grown up and a lovely young woman and songwriter in her own
right is an amazing miracle to me.... I hope you like this first episode
of "Sunday Phunday with Phat Man Dee and Phriends, featuring Terry Griffith and the Grannia Griffith Story": Link: https://youtu.be/qwgYKsHf3Hc
It
should be noted that one of our camera operators, Ms. Nancy Evelyn
Gold, passed away recently, while I was in Scotland. I am so sorry to
see her leave us, she was far too young.... she was special for many
reasons, a wonderful friend, and her work was so important. She shone
her cameras on communities who rarely are given voice, the LBGTQ youth,
the cast always, the gender dancers and trans people in our lives who
too often go unheard. Please check out her work and remember her fondly,
I know I will miss her terribly.
Love, respect, and may music unite you with the family you never knew you had, it did for me,
Mandee
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Dearest friends and supporters! I am currently in Scotland, at the Edinburgh Fringe, it is a festival unlike any I have ever attended. The city is filled with artists and performers from all over the world. 3000 shows are happening right now, and there are industry professionals who book, manage, produce performances of every genre and medium imaginable, all looking for new projects to work with. It is wildly exciting. I have so many ideas for what I am going to bring here next year and the people I am working with now are performers at the top of their game. I am honored to be among them. My companion and videographer Alistair McQueen has been working really hard to capture all of our experiences and put some of them up for your enjoyment. Most of the editing will be done after we get back and can actually watch the hundreds of hours of footage logged and piece it together in a sensible format. A tv producer is coming to our show tonight at "Best of Burlesque" and who knows if it will actually lead to "Take it to the Bridge" to be picked up or not? But hope is a good thing..... Another good thing is clicks, likes, and shares.... social media is the currency and Nielsen ratings of the modern age, so please check out the youtube channel where we have been posting the videos and share them.
The most recent video was made this week, at the Fringe, with members of the 2 shows I am performing with. I mentioned "Chaz Royal and Betty D'Light's Best of Burlesque" (the cast of whom are some of the best burlesque and variety performers working in Europe right now, truly talented and dedicated performers) with whom I have been appearing every night at the Spiegeltent Columbino, I have 2 more shows with them, one tonight and tomorrow and I also have appearances with another show I have made friends with a singer and composer Malcolm Doherty, and his show "The Church of Malcolm" is truly delightful. I adore his music and his message.
Please check out our video we made this week, I am singing a song with the Church of Malcolm on the Blue Bridge, Leith docks, Edinburgh, Scotland. We have a dancer named Whisky Falls from Best of Burlesque with us, the song is "Beauty Comes from Within":
https://youtu.be/elUAm5K-8As
And we put one up earlier this week as well, it's my collaboration with 2 wonderful jazz musicians in Hamburg, Germany, Helmar Marczinski and Jan-Phillip Meyer, and our version of "Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans"
https://youtu.be/AHOwHgdXA-w
Please, like, share and help me get these videos out there! World wide social media is what will help me win this game of art and life! @phatmandee @churchofmalcolm @bestofburlsque @mswhiskyfalls @smokinmcqueen @edfringe @assemblyfest are all great twitter and instagram handles to mention....let the world know! Phat Man Dee and Friends are coming with music and song!
My next hit after the Fringe is in London, England, at Royal Vauxhall Tavern, a historic gay pub, with Smokin' McQueen and the event is "Bar Wotever" if you have any friends in London, let them know! Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1605299139743314/
