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HUNTINGTON, Ind. — Huntington University is set to launch Indiana's first faith-based agriculture program, thanks to a $100,000 gift from an anonymous donor. The recent matching gift initiates the creation of HU's Institute for Agricultural Studies for fall of 2014, with a goal of offering its first program in agribusiness in fall 2015.
"Congratulations to everyone at Huntington University for launching our state's first new agriculture program in many, many years," said Indiana Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann. "Recent studies confirm that the agriculture industry is growing as an important part of Indiana's economy. We need future leaders for all parts of the agriculture industry, and the new Huntington University program will prepare young men and women for those positions."
As one of the largest sectors of Indiana's economy, agriculture results in more than $37 billion in revenue annually, and 83 percent of the state's acreage is devoted to farms or forests, according to the Indiana Business Research Center.
Huntington University hopes to collaborate with the state's public agriculture program at Purdue University. "We have been privileged to meet with the academic administration of Purdue's agriculture program on multiple occasions to look for ways to build strong connections as we move forward," said Huntington University President Sherilyn Emberton. "Some options we have discussed involve shared faculty, joint undergraduate research opportunities and service-learning international trips for both Purdue and Huntington students. The possibilities are endless."
For several months, Huntington University has explored the possibility of an agriculture program. Emberton first felt compelled to consider the opportunity when she looked out an airplane window as she arrived in Indiana for the first time.
"I was so struck by the beauty of the cornfields," recalled Emberton who is beginning her second year as president. "After meeting the people of this region and seeing the overwhelming connection to everything agriculture, I began to sense a strong conviction that Huntington University was being called to launch a faith-based program in agriculture."
HU's Institute for Agriculture Studies will be based on three core values: faith, family and farming, Emberton said. The institute will seek to provide innovative, agriculture-based solutions to meet challenges in Indiana, the nation and the world as well as address a growing need for agriculture professionals. The average age of an Indiana farmer is 55 years-old, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. Despite industry expansion, Change the Equation reported that in 2013, fewer than 12 percent of college degrees and certifications granted in Indiana were in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, which encompass agriculture.
In December 2013, Emberton established the Agriculture Task Force, a group that has formally pursued an agriculture program. The task force includes Dr. Del Doughty, associate dean for academics at HU; Dr. Bruce Evans, HU professor of biology; Dr. Dale Haupert, member of HU's Board of Trustees; Dr. Collin Hobbs, assistant professor of biology at HU; Joe Kessie, senior vice president at Lake City Bank in Warsaw; Jeff Mize, CEO of Ag Plus in South Whitley; Steve Platt, Huntington farmer and former HU men's basketball coach; RD Schrader, partner at Schrader Real Estate and Auction; Terry Shively, President of Farmers Grain and Feed Company and parent of an HU alumnus; Kip Tom of Tom Farms and president of CereServ Inc.; Anita Wickersham, associate professor of accounting and business at HU; and Dr. Mike Wanous, vice president for academic affairs at HU.
Wanous, who began his role at the university in July, has a strong background in agriculture. He holds a Ph.D. in genetics from the University of Missouri, a Master of Science degree in plant breeding from Texas A&M University and a Bachelor of Science degree in agronomy and international agriculture from the University of Minnesota. Wanous spent a sabbatical in Norwich, United Kingdom, working at the John Innes Centre, an independent, international center focusing on plant science and microbiology.
On March 25, Emberton made the first public announcement about the possibility of an agriculture program at a Huntington University event called Feed A Farmer. The luncheon celebrated National Agriculture Day and provided a public forum not only to honor agriculture professionals but also to gather their impressions of an agriculture program at HU. More than 70 people attended, including FFA (Future Farmers of America) members and their advisors from five area high schools.
In addition, Feed A Farmer provided Huntington with an opportunity to announce the success of a student-led campaign to market agriculture in Indiana. The day before, on March 24, a team of seven Huntington University students took home the top prize, $25,000, for an entry in a statewide marketing competition called "Promoting the Good Works of Indiana Agriculture," sponsored by Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann's office. The group's work will be integrated into the state's efforts to market agriculture to 18 to 35 year-olds. The campaign, "Hoosier Grown," laid out a blended-media approach, recommending traditional advertising, movie theater spots, digital marketing, social media, strategic partnerships and events. HU's proposal was selected out of 30 teams from 17 colleges and universities that competed from across the state.
"We have seen how Huntington University students understand marketing agriculture when they developed the winning program in our 'Promoting the Good Works of Indiana Agriculture' competition," Ellspermann said. "This new program will expand their studies to other important dimensions of agriculture."
Agriculture education is not new to Huntington University. Under the leadership of faculty member Dr. Fred A. Loew, the university had a thriving agriculture curriculum in the early 20th century. Loew served as the first Agricultural Agent for Huntington County and directed the Purdue Experiment Station north of the campus. According to university archives, he is credited with introducing soybeans to Northeast Indiana.
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Amazing that the single unnamed citizen isn´t brave enough to stand up and show exactly who they are. They hide, they disgust me.
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Let them drag the school into court. Discovery then gets interesting.
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Funny how these cretins love to mutate the concept of "Freedom of Religion" to "Freedom FROM Religion" ain´t it?
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I wish the school leadership would have taken the 7 page complaint and torn it to shreds. End of issue. Then if the AHA was able to find some lib judge to back them up, tear that ruling to shreds as well.
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Chestatee is about 65 miles from my home. The school super doesn´t appear to be backing down. The folks in that area are quite religious and the atheists may get a rude awakening.
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There´s a really interesting article at the website for Holy Apostles College and Seminary / Dead Philosophers Society, entitled Where Have All the Atheists Gone? by David Rummelhoff, dated August 12, 2014.Rummelhoff´s conclusion: No, that's not a joke or wordplay. I mean it. There are no atheists.You can find the article if you google "rummelhoff atheist."
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These solutions are very simple.Uncouple the sports from the school. Make sports part of the local Parks District. The Parks District can then "rent" back the facilities on the school ground.Teachers and coaches who participate are doing so on their own personal time, not associated with the school. The school is free to distribute information about the game just like they are other local activities.Now, the school is not condoning anything. It is a public activity and people are free to speak or talk about God in any way they wish.
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These assaults on religious freedom and traditional values will only stop when Americans defy the activists and their progressive supporters in the government and courts.
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The complaint is probably coming from some jerk from the Northeast or California who forgot they were moving out of Obamaland and into America.
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#7 Won´t work - these whiners will just cry that it is the parks are run by the city and that the football team is still the school football team. There is an answer and it is the same answer you must give every bully...
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I hope they go to court, and the plaintiff is requested to point out exactly were, in the Constitution there is a "Wall of Separation" and explain how participating in "a" (one or more) prayer is "Congress establishing a religion"...Does it require a public profession of faith?Does it require attendance at meetings?Does it collect mandatory "tithes"?How does witnessing or participating in a short prayer constitute "establishing" anything??Would a ruling in favor of American Humanist Association "establish" atheism as a "state religion" to the exclusion of all other religions??
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"CONGRESS shall make no law...."Could ANY Anti-American low IQ´d atheist explain to me how a high school is "congress"? Schools don´t make law, and since CONGRESS has made no law proves that you Anti-American Atheist are dumb, ignorant and stupid. I defy you to explain it publicly in front of the parents who were supposed to teach you Honesty, Ethics and Integrity. I don´t think you have the guts to do it just like the "one person complainant" didn´t have the guts to identify themselves.Don´t ever ever call yourselves American. It´s an insult to decent Patriotic Americans.
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Atheists should simply stay away from all religious activities just as all Christians should stay away from all atheists activities.The Holy Bible tells Christians to live among other Christians and only talk to non Christians trying to tell them the word of God then leave. They will pollute Christians with their evil intentions as foretold in The Holy Bible.
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#7, OK, try this one on for size.Each "School League Area" sets up a private corporation. Schools rent the space to said private organization. Kids join the organization and do their sports the same way.This is not without precedence. We have elementary schools here that are rented out all the time; some have closed due to no-need and they are repurposed by private entities.My son´s old private school used the rent the auditorium of the public school across the street for plays and for the Christmas show. Carols with God in them were sung. The ACLU could not do anything about it, as it is a private school doing what they want to within a rented space.
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#10---third alternative.All kids get a voucher, home schooling is an option. Kids can go to a school that aligns with their spiritual beliefs. Since private schools will see much greater increase in their enrollments, they can buy the public school buildings--complete with sports facilities, that have become vacant.Over time you have a primarily private school system and kids can pretty much pray anytime they want to.Problem, again, solved.
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Martha Drummer and Susan Collins with their students, Quique, Angola, early 20th century.
"Say Africa when you pray," implored missionary Martha Drummer in letters written home to America from Angola. An African American assigned to serve in Angola by the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1906, Drummer served over a span of 20 years, taking only two furloughs in 1913 and 1919 when she returned to America to make a personal appeal for support of the work in which she was involved in West Africa.
The third of eight children of Moses and Charity Drummer, Martha was born March 8, 1871, in Barnesville, Georgia. Her father, a local Methodist preacher, died of typhoid fever when she was 15, leaving her mother as sole supporter of their large farm family. Recognizing the importance of education for Negroes, Martha's mother moved to Griffin, Georgia, where her children could attend school. But by the time Martha completed the sixth grade, she felt compelled to drop out and take a domestic job with a white family in order to help her mother support her siblings.
A young woman of outstanding character and intelligence, she was referred by her pastor to the president of Clark University in Atlanta, who helped facilitate her enrollment in preparatory school in 1893. In a self-portrait written in 1906, Martha described her stay at Clark as a time of financial struggle, but added that she considered it a special privilege to attend college. She wrote:
I always had ambition to learn. So in 1893 I saved a few dollars and entered Clark University. To work my way through I had [to take] care of the president's room, do laundry, and [sew] some of the school's sheets, pillow cases, table cloths, etc. I studied while my mates slept or played and can say I have no regrets of an hour wasted. . . . My wardrobe was limited to the danger point of contacting a cold. I had many embarrassments but had enough courage to press on.
And "press on" Drummer did, refusing to accept defeat. "Every discouragement meant try again," she recalled.
It pleased Martha to inform people that during her years at Clark, she borrowed only $20 from the Freedmen's Bureau (established by the government to assist ex-slaves and their families). It was money that Martha promptly repaid once she completed school and started to earn some income.
Despite hardships endured at Clark, she never complained to her widowed and overburdened mother, who had an invalid daughter to care for among her remaining children at home.
It was while studying at Clark that Martha decided to become a missionary to her "own people in Africa." She attended the Training School for Deaconess in Boston and then spent three years in a nurse-training course.
To appreciate fully the sacrifice of this selfless woman, one has to consider the length of the journey, mode of travel, and conditions under which Martha, an asthmatic, worked in Africa. Upon arrival in Angola, she found poor living arrangements; onslaught of deadly tsetse flies, and limited resources with which to carry out her duties. As in the case of her college years, Martha did not complain but went straight to work. Part of her task was to help Susan Collins run an orphanage for 40 girls.
The daughter of former slaves, Collins traveled to Africa with Bishop Taylor in 1888 and began work in Angola in 1901, teaching school and training girls in home-making skills which they could carry back to their villages. Susan Collins retired in 1922 and died in 1940.
Along with helping Collins to teach and manage the orphanage, Drummer's duties consisted of nursing, preaching, and giving health instructions. Reflecting on her work in a letter dated February 21, 1916, Drummer mused:
Hard, yes hard is the word, if you measure by difficulties. The sailing is everything but smooth, but all these are not to be compared to the joy of writing his new name of love on the hearts of those He died to save. . . . The Lord gave me some rare opportunities for sowing the seed in January. . . . I spoke to over 200, and they listened with interest. . . . The rainy season has cut me off from my little Day School over the river, but I have started one on this side. . . . Pray that I may live the victorious life and have strength for this great work.
A missionary who took care of the whole person, nurturing both the body and the spirit of those she encountered, Martha was once asked how many persons she had converted. Martha replied,"None. I merely lifted up Christ to them and He did the converting and the drawing."
Toward the end of her active service, Martha humbly wrote: "I have had such a simple life there is nothing eventful to write. The Lord's leading has been so gentle I have done nothing but work, watch, pray and trust."
At the time of her death on December 11, 1937, in Atlanta, Georgia, the pioneer crusader requested that her savings be divided between care for her invalid sister and the work in Africa. Accolades came from around the world for Drummer's dedication and for what she accomplished through her endless appeals for the people of Africa.
A final visitor to Martha Drummer's sickbed captured the essence of her philosophy of life and had the foresight to preserve the wisdom and beauty of her words as a passage in a booklet of meditation. Upon seeing some flowers brought to her by the visitor, Drummer exclaimed:
Sweet peas are my favorite flowers. I love their brightness, their variety of color, the graceful curving of their petals, the way they perk their heads and show their faces from within their huge sunbonnets. I love the way they grow. They're not independent, but must have something to cling to. If a support is not supplied, they bend over and send out tendrils to their own leaves and stems, and so become dwarfed and blighted. But if string or branch or wire is supplied, they zealously climb up and up. I am like that. I must constantly cling to a higher power and then I grow. In all parts of my being and experience I have to reach for help. . . . In caring for sweet peas I hate to break those delicate bindings, so I dread to break down any support that another leans upon. I want to help others to grow up and up.
February 10, 2000
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A Power Grab that Exacerbates the Problem
The President doesn't seem to get the point that he must work with the government he has, not the government he wants. But despite Congress and the American people's resistance to President Obama's unilateral action—action the President himself said would 'violate our laws' and be 'very difficult to defend legally'—the President has decided to go it alone yet again.
As President Obama himself said, 'there are enough laws on the books by Congress that are very clear in terms of how we have to enforce our immigration system.'
We urge the President to listen to his own words. America is a country of laws, and our Constitution does not grant the President the authority to legalize millions of immigrants with the stroke of a pen.
Not only is this action wrong, it does absolutely nothing to solve the underlying problems of our open border and broken immigration system. In fact, it may exacerbate the problem.


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Microsoft's Live Search to morph into Bing?
Microsoft has trademarked "Bing" and registered .com and .net domain names, in a move that some are surmising could point to the new moniker for the company's Live Search brand. For months many Microsoft observers have suggested that the software giant's Live Search would be rebranded under the name "Kumo" after MS registered it …
I'm dreaming of....
a shite service
Just like the ones we've got to know.
Its not as good as Google.
And smells like a foetid poodle.
And makes you really want to throw.
(up that is)
Sorry Bing.....
Stupid question
"Microsoft said in a USPTO filing that it planned to use Bing for "providing a website and website links to geographic information, map images and trip routing"."
Wouldn't that point to it being the new name for Multimap, rather than Live Search?
At First Sight...
I read that as 'Bling'. Sort of appropriate, given the visual-but-useless crap infesting a lot of their products. Google definitely got it right with their top page.
Excellent - we could do with some Google competition.
(Also, just to get the ANTI-MS BS in early: anything MS is evil, Live Search sux, M$, rant, foam...)
The road to Google
I can't see "Binging" someone passing into to language in quite the same way as "Googling" them has.
On the other hand, lots of jokes for the generation old enough to remember Bing Crosby: "Gone phishing..."
Bing - Ice
My friend's first name is Bing. It means Ice in Chinese. Are they trying to compete in China with a "cool" name? "Ice Search" could easily shortened into iSearch, so where is Apple on this one? Is this a slippery slope?
On the subject of phishing...
On Friday, web commic 'xkcd' makes this obscure joke about Higgs Excitation:
By the following Monday, Teh Interwebz looks like this:
Now, how many of those are actively-targeted phishing websites, you may well ask? I don't know, but there's some pretty dodgey looking domains in that list!
In order to get web search right, you don't need to rename your service every three months. you have to write an algorithm that can survive this kind of banal madness.
You can call a turd solid gold
But it's still a turd
Bing ! Who the F^&K thinks up stupid names like that, all I see in my mind is some old 50s crooner sucking on a pipe and babbling on about christmas
Microsoft swallow the Purple Pill ..... Advanced Micro Dot?
"Microsoft said in a USPTO filing that it planned to use Bing for "providing a website and website links to geographic information, map images and trip routing"." ... By Thomas Bottrill Posted Monday 6th April 2009 15:04 GMT
There is one kind of trip which definitely needs one to know oneself and the greater environment better than just well, to ensure it isn't a bad experience you'll never ever want to repeat and/or try again, although if truth be told, to have a root route map for those journeys will make you rich beyond any measure in even those wildest of wild dreams. And it would certainly be a valid attraction for the likes of a Microsoft who have lost the edge to keep them alive and vibrant ........ rather than just settling for an easy chair and carpet slippers and everything just passing them by.
The down side of that sunny side of the street tale though, is make a wrong move, or take a dodgy hit, and you meet Mr and Mrs Insanity on Tour and feel right at home in their company..... which given the State of Play presently, would be a definite Improvement, for there is undoubted Madness and Badness in the Air, is there not ?
At least...
...it sounds better than Kumo.
I think some one may have beaten them to it!
Silver Spring Mineral Water Company here in Folkestone, Kent, have been making a fizzy drink called Bing for donkeys years.
I think I may well drop them a line to let them know... Tee Hee!
Fight fight fight.
Microsoft's Live Search?
I had to google that to find out what it is...
OK, if not Bing then what?
I must admit that my first reaction was: oh no, not another Zune.
Zunes, Bing, ... it all seems so middle class, much removed sorta aspirant hype with a touch of glitzy PR to create an aesthetic in, hmmm, 48 hours?
(the "ing" I like)
Ding this, Kling that, Bing the other ...
Bing is Dead
So is Live apparently
Prior art - they're stuffed
Bing is already a product of CherryPal. Exactly when it is coming is anyones guess, but Microsoft might have mucked up on that one.
... or maybe they are deliberately trying to kill the Linux netbook competitor (another trademark spat there) before it begins.
And that's just one of them. There are companies called Bing all over the place.
Kumo instantly reminds me of tyres, Kumho tyres to be exact. Though I still think it's a better name than Bing. Or should that be Bing! ?
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Tide Is High lyrics by Rihanna.
(Kardinal Offishall)
Life is up everybody
The tide is high
But I'm holding on
I'm gonna be your numba 1
Numba 1,number 1
(Kardinal Offishall)
She just my one time lover
Pretty little thing
Nothin but a pretty woman
That I'd fling
She even knows
She want to be
The queen to my king
She ain't nothin
But where I ...
Someone that I would use
To boss my
She wouldnt know
On the left on the rest
Numba 2 on my mind
There no way
She could be my girl
She steady while tryin
To come into my world
The tide is high
But I'm holding on
I'm gonna be your numba 1
Numba 1,numba 1
(Kardinal Offishall)
She just my trophy piece
Only I i
Never ever want to call her
Never ever want to bring her
Around my friends
She'd be cryin on the phone
But she know who I am
Voice to the people
Family says I leave her
I don't have time
For the play play
She a good chick yo
But I'm married to the
To the related to the paper
Tryin to get my name
Put it on the skyscraper
Theres no way
She could be my wife
She steady while
Tryin' to come into my life
The tide is high
But I'm holding on
I'm gonna be your numba 1
Numba 1, numba 1
Those other girls
Ain't nothing like me
Just give me the chance
And boy you will see that
I'm not the kind of girl
Who just gets down like that
(Kardinal Offishall)
On the rim
I ain't gonna front you
The box to the a lot
Hound dogs on the hunt
You the push
To the to a letter push roll
You the artist and the
But you aint what I want
I want this this tryin
Get in the business
Just tryin walk visit ...
Theres no way
You could get that ring
But I hear ... in the place
The tide is high
But I'm holding on
(The tide is high)
I'm gonna be your numba 1
(Numba 1)
Numba 1, numba 1
The tide is high
But I'm holding on
(Holding on)
I'm gonna be your numba 1
Numba 1, numba 1
(Kardinal Offishall)
Life is up everybody
Songwriters: JASON HARROW, DWAYNE RICHARD CHIN-QUEE, JOHN KENNETH HOLT, BRICE BRIONNE NEALY.
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Fifty percent of the mobile phone users in India do not use mobile security solutions, making them vulnerable to cyber-crime, a recent study by leading cyber security firm Symantec has found. #didyouknow #Mobile phone #Cybercrime #mobile security #Symantec
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Arroz con Pollo - Chicken & Rice
Arroz con Pollo is a popular staple in the Caribbean kitchen. Our chicken and rice is extra special with the addition of Sazón GOYA® with Azafrán, which adds color and flavor derived from our unique saffron spice blend.
4 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Total Time: 45 min.
1 chicken (3-1/2 - 4lbs), cut into pieces
GOYA® Adobo with Pepper
, to taste
3 tablespoons
GOYA® Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 medium yellow onion, finely chopped (about 1 cup)
3/4 green pepper, finely chopped (about 3/4 cup)
1-1/2 teaspoons
GOYA® Minced Garlic
or 3 cloved fresh garlic, finely chopped
1-1/2 cups
CANILLA® Extra Long Grain Rice
1 packet
GOYA® Powdered Chicken Bouillon
1 packet
Sazón GOYA® with Azafrán
1/4 cup
GOYA® Pitted Alcaparrado
, sliced
1 jar (4 oz.)
GOYA® Fancy Sliced Pimentos
1/2 cup
GOYA® Frozen Peas
, thawed
Using paper towels, pat chicken dry. Season chicken with adobo. Heat
oil in caldero, or large heavy pot over medium heat. Cook chicken,
in batches, until brown on all sides, 7-10 minutes; set aside.
Stir onions, peppers and garlic into pot; cook until soft, about 5
minutes. Add rice, bouillon and sazón to pot; cook, stirring
constantly, until rice is completely coated in oil mixture, about 1
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Stir in 3 cups water; bring to a boil. Add alcaparrado and chicken
(skin-side up) to pot. Cover pot, reduce heat to low and simmer
until water is absorbed, rice is tender and chicken is cooked
through, about 25 minutes.
To serve, using fork, fluff rice; garnish with pimiento strips and
peas. Yield: 4 servings.
Full-Bodied White Wine: Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as
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the action of placing your index finger and thumb around the penis about halfway along the shaft and moving the skin up and down to produce a pleasureable sensation leading ultimately to orgasm & ejaculation
she stroked me until I came as I was licking her pussy
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It can mean a lot of things, but most importantly, it's the last seat in a rowing boat.
Stroke seat, weigh 'nuff!
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