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Being a custom boat builder means that we are awarded the opportunity to work with a wide range of naval architects. Here you'll find a representation of concepts from some of the designers we've collaborated with over the years. The designs are ready to be personalized and brought to life — let us help you make them your own.
In 2016, we spent the winter and spring months working closely with Paul Waring and Robert Stephens of Stephens Waring Yacht Design and Martha Coolidge of Martha Coolidge Design, together with the owners,to fine-tune the design and construction of this cold-molded 65' modern classic daysailer. As is customary with our custom projects, we built a full-scale mockup of the boat in March 2016, plus an alternative mockup of the master stateroom and guest cabin. This set-up enabled us to walk through a couple of different layouts of the project to further fine tune the cockpit and interior layout according to...(Read More)More details
While most applications of the Hunt V-hull use twin engines to take advantage of the comfortable Hunt high speed ride, there are other possibilities for modest speed and good fuel economy which are sometimes neglected. Depicted here is a 42- foot cruiser with a single 300hp engine driving a propeller partially housed in a tunnel. Full planing speed will be about eighteen knots, and fuel consumption a touch more than one nautical mile per gallon. At maximum displacement speed, eight knots, she will return some 2 nmpg. The use of a single engine not only halves the weight of the...(Read More)More details
It was a combination of things that led this client to us. They were looking for a sophisticated commuter with the capacity to ferry 15 people to their island retreat on Lake Ontario. Their research led them to a C. Raymond Hunt designed hull because of their proven ride and seaworthiness. They were also looking for a higher level of finish than is typically found in Coast Guard certified passenger vessels. An extensive study of available boats on the market left them unable to tie together the list of specific features they were after.
A subsequent web search produced...(Read More)More details
Team Lyman-Morse is pleased to be teaming up again with one of our most successful design partners – C. Raymond Hunt. Our latest collaboration is the Monhegan 42. This new design, our 18th with the venerable firm, will be available in four configurations - Flybridge, Cruiser, Extended Cruiser and Open - and with jet or traditional drives.
Hull 1 will be an able, fast, 42' Flybridge jet boat. The owners are looking forward to extended cruising up and down the Maine coast and islands in comfort and safety. With attention to being self-sufficient and quiet, this new design will...(Read More)More details
When aesthetics, performance and comfort collide, the result is a yacht that handles safely and nimbly, and looks good doing it. The Lyman-Morse 48 Catamaran provides an enjoyable 10-12 knot cruise for family cruising, but also deftly maneuvers into racing mode, achieving 20+ knots of exhilarating performance.More details
In the fall of 2012, we launched hull number one of a new series of boats that we believe will redefine offshore family sailing. Named Kiwi Spirit, Stanley Paris commissioned the Bruce Farr design in order to create a boat capable of taking him around the world in a solo, non-stop circumnavigation at age 76, with the capability to act as a performance family cruiser following this voyage.
High reliability in all sailing conditions in addition to high performance were design parameters and the rig and sail plan have been drawn accordingly. An emphasis has...(Read More)More details
Cabot Lyman and his family have had a working relationship with designer Ted Fontaine for nearly thirty years.
The last Lyman-Morse/Fontaine Design Group collaboration was the well-known AMELIA. Launched in 2002, she is a 63' center cockpit pilothouse design. Featuring, a shallow draft keel centerboard hull form, AMELIA is a fast and comfortable sailing platform.
We are pleased to announce that this proven and successful hull shape has been lengthened to 67' and is available now as a semi-custom series – the A2.
Built to Lyman-Morse's exacting standards, A2 will be fast, comfortable, and long-legged, destined for...(Read More)More details
Based on our successful LM 30 hull, the Monhegan 30 is designed to perform and please. Powered by a Volvo D6 (435 hp) and a Hamilton Jet, this stylish center console is perfect for cruising the harbors of New England, or anywhere for that matter!More details
From the drawing boards of Chuck Paine and Ed Joy, Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding is proud to introduce the Lyman-Morse 55, the culmination of all the insight Cabot and Heidi Lyman have gained from circumnavigating the globe with their children, as well as building over 100 boats and maintaining many more. Adding the experience of the designers, there are more than 250,000 ocean miles in the wake of the team behind this remarkable new yacht.
The Lyman-Morse 55 is designed and built to go to sea – and looks the part. An accomplished...(Read More)More details
Based on the many exciting design elements and features that have worked so brilliantly on the e33, the new e44 performance cruiser will exemplify the winning combination of performance, comfort and ease of handling. The innovative cockpit will feature a sail handling and lounging area as well as a below deck traveler to maximize comfort and ease of use. Owners will enjoy a smartly designed, spacious and well appointed cabin that can be customized to suit the owners wishes.
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More details about our partnership with e Sailing Yachts.
"Inglesea" is one of the more recent M42's built and a one of a kind M42. Unlike all others, she was built with a unique two-cabin interior for family cruising. Using a set of clever pocket doors that slide athwartship, the forward v-berth cabin can be closed off from the main salon. By moving the head/shower unit forward, an additional aft cabin was incorporated in the design making the M42 perfect for both daysailing and family cruising. Always maintained to the highest yachting standards, "Inglesea" is likely better than a new boat having been thoroughly seatrialed, yet lightly used for...(Read More)More details
In 2009, we're launched the semi-custom yacht, RING LEADER, a 65' Express Sportfish.
RING LEADER is pretty long for an Express, but wow, she is fast!!! Naval architect, Robert Ullberg, Ullberg Yacht Design Inc., Winter Park, FL worked closely with Ring Power Corporation on this new concept. Ring Power is the Caterpillar distributor for northern Florida and one of the largest Caterpillar equipment dealers in the Southeastern United States.
It's no surprise that RING LEADER's engine room is the real focus of the vessel. She is powered by Cats - big twin Caterpillar C-32s. She cruises...(Read More)More details
Embrace the rare opportunity to own this exceptional 70' Offshore Cruiser custom built by the craftsmen at Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding. Approximately 60% complete, she can be customized to your personal specifications .
This yacht was commissioned to provide a safe and manageable vessel for the owner's family for sailing offshore on extended trips. The interior aesthetics of the boat represent a traditional look and feel, but she has been built to modern standards in every respect. The boat is to be a real cruising boat -- simple in every detail not only to remain within budget, but to make the boat...(Read More)More details
Scott Jutson has a couple of solutions for how to accomplish the perfect getaway to anywhere.
Two powercats in 80 or 47 feet are their own island resorts, replete with features that ensure freedom from the every day. With long-legged cruising ranges, you can go farther and stay away longer with all the comforts of home. And unlike a typical trawler, they are sprinters - allowing for passagemaking flexibility as well the capability to outrun the weather.
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While the 47 PowerCat is the smaller of the two Juston Cats in development here at Lyman-Morse, you will find her offerings as the perfect getaway are just as broad.
Your private oasis from the every day. With long-legged cruising ranges, you can go farther and stay away longer with all the comforts of home. And unlike a typical trawler, Scott Jutson designs his cats to be sprinters - allowing for passagemaking flexibility as well as the capability to outrun the weather.
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The SpeedDream project is a quest to design the fastest monohull on the planet. The expectation is that SpeedDream will rival and possibly even exceed speeds achieved by comparably sized multihulls. Some of the features that make SpeedDream unique include a slender, wave-piercing hull, ultimate canting keel and stabilizing hydrofoil that creates additional righting momentum and offsets displacement. We are excited to take part in such a cutting-edge project and look forward to seeing where these technological innovations lead!
For more information visit speeddream.org.
March 8 Update
From Steve Tofield - Project Manager
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We have built some great boats with Ward Setzer and the Setzer Design Group — WOMBAT, MAGPIE, ACADIA. Ward has now been working on a new design that certainly could equal all those in a little smaller package. His new 66 has contemporary lines mixed with just the right amount of classic look to draw attention from all lookers. With an 18 knot honest cruise, she will be comfortable and fuel efficient. Please contact Ward at Lyman-Morse for more details on this great, new design.More details
The ZURN 65, designed by Doug Zurn, blends traditional and practical sailing qualities with advanced modern construction techniques to provide a moderately light and nimble yacht on which to adventure far offshore in comfort.
First and foremost she has a powerful hull, appendages and sail plan to get to where you're headed quickly and safely. Easy sail handling and a flexible sail plan are accommodated with dual head stay arrangement for self-tacking working Jib and reaching Genoa. Asymmetrical spinnakers can be set off the retractable bowsprit. Headsail halyard winches are on the mast while the (2) spinnaker halyards, main...(Read More)


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Monday, August 8, 2011
The Business August 10th 2011, "One In, One Out" Edition
This week at the Business is about hellos and goodbyes as we welcome Phoebe Robinson FROM New York, and send-off Emily Heller TO New York.
We say hello to Cleveland-native Phoebe Robinson who is in town from New York, where she performs at clubs like Carolines, New York Comedy Club and runs her own show as well. Recently, she was a finalist in NBC's Stand Up for Diversity competition and co-created and co-hosts a weekly podcast Shelarious.
We say "Goodbye Heller Brick Road" to Emily Heller, a Business favorite who needs little introduction but deserves a grand send off. She performs all over the Bay Area, produces the popular Girl Talk show at the SF Punch Line and hosted the podcast Slumming It (well, up until last week) We are happy to have Emily for one of her last SF performances before heading east.
The regular Businessmen Chris, Sean, Alex and Bucky will all be on hand to make sure all this transitioning runs smoothly and stays hilarious. Burritos and refreshments are available adjacent to the theater and are not subject to agricultural inspection of any kind.
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Since 2010, when the Bishop Hendricken football program started its run of three straight Super Bowl titles, the Hawks have had big, veteran offensive linemen leading the charge.
This season, the Hawks aren't huge, and they most certainly aren't veteran — but they're still leading the charge.
With only two starters back in the fold from last season, Hendricken had to find a way to keep its tradition of tough, run-blocking offensive lines intact despite some brand new faces.
Mission accomplished.
"I'm happy with where they're at," Hendricken head coach Keith Croft said. "They've probably exceeded expectations. But there's still a couple of weeks left, so hopefully they keep making some individual improvement and as a unit they get stronger."
The two guard spots were locked down before the season began, with returners Dallas Sauer and Nick Mariano manning the positions as two of the best in the state. The other three spots were there for the taking.
Croft made that point known during a meeting last November. He needed players to step up and it started with a commitment in the off-season.
"He said to the rest of us, 'There are three spots, and we have this many guys who are going to fight for them. If you want it bad enough you've got to go out and get them,'" said center Sean Kelly. "Myself and a bunch of the other guys, we put in the work in the off-season."
Kelly rose to the top of the newcomers, grabbing the reins in the middle of the line. Fellow seniors Griffin Porter and Tyler Champlin earned the tackle spots, while seniors Chris Celona and junior Kyle Ciquera have been on the field as well.
It came together quickly, and before there was even a chance for criticism, the Hawks' new-look line was opening up holes for the backs and keeping quarterback Patrick Gill on his feet.
"I definitely think it's a process, going from the guys we had last year to adding new guys," Sauer said. "It was tough. But these guys have been around, they know the plays and they were ready to step up and take control."
Predicated on running, Hendricken's offense has scored the third-most points in Division I. Star running back Remington Blue has found plenty of room to run, racking up nearly 2,000 yards on the ground.
The line has gone from a question mark at the beginning of the season to a strength.
"Towards the beginning of the season we didn't really know what our identity was as a line," Mariano said. "But as the season progressed, we definitely found what it was — running the ball. We go into every game with the mindset that we are going to run, we are going to run as hard as we can for as long as we can until it doesn't work."
At this point, it's a tradition. Kelly remembers admiring it from afar two years ago.
"I'm thinking, 'Okay, I'm never going to be that big. I know that much,'" he said. "But every year I put in a little bit more work and, granted we're not the same size as them, but I feel like we're playing with the same intensity, same confidence and I feel like we're getting the job done as best we can. We're trying to uphold that tradition."
Hendricken will be the No. 2 seed when the playoffs open up on Dec. 3, and it will host No. 3 Portsmouth in the semifinals.
As the weather gets colder, Croft is famous for telling his teams that they will need to run the ball to win. That's how Super Bowls are won in Rhode Island high school football.
The Hawks have a pretty good foundation.
"We've had a lot of good linemen, and they've been somewhat unheralded," Croft said. "I think our skill guys have always gotten run, but it seems like year after year we always find five pieces that, worst-case scenario, are solid and best-case scenario turn into a very good run-blocking line."
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Have we hit bottom? In the weeks leading up to the Christmas holidays, that was the question on the lips of many in the North American industry. That it was even being asked could be viewed as a sign of progress from September through mid-November, the market direction was unequivocally down.
That seemed to change in late November. As always, the scrap market provided the first indications of a potential change. A flurry of export deals, followed by an upturn in prices for some grades in the east and Midwest, halted and—at least temporarily—reversed the collapse in prices. That fed through to the steel markets, with hot band recording a $20-per-ton increase in early December, the first uptick since the heat of late July; it was modest, perhaps, in light of the massive price hikes (and almost as massive declines) that 2008 will be remembered for, but welcomed by mills and even many buyers all the same.
The base metals markets saw a similar story, with floors seemingly emerging under copper and other exchange-traded metals after huge price collapses (the exception being aluminum, which continued to decline even as other base metals found some stability).
It would be brave, or foolhardy, to see those hints of price upticks as evidence of any kind of sustained recovery, however. Proponents of the commodity super-cycle theory (who are unlikely to have been deluged with good wishes during the festive season) liked to point out that what made the recent bull market different from those of the past was that it was driven fundamentally by demand, mainly from China and other emerging economies. And while the bull in question is dead, or at least in the midst of a bear-like hibernation, that analysis holds true.
The problem with the so-called recovery is that demand shows no signs of picking up. The economy hasn't collapsed, although it came close, and so steel mills, service centers and metal manufacturers that have worked through inventories now need to buy, albeit at far lower levels than previously. That could draw new material into the market, which risks capping or reversing any recent gains in prices.
There are two separate things happening which will determine how long it will be before the market starts to see a sustainable recovery. The first is the industry's reaction to the downturn, which is measurable and controlled; the second is the extent of the downturn itself, which is not.
Steelmakers in North America are operating at less than 50 percent of capacity, down from 90 percent in August. Globally, steel producers from ArcelorMittal downwards have cut output by up to 35 percent, including those state-supported mills in China that were long thought to be unable to respond to market signals. Companies in the steel industry, including those in the United States, reacted much more quickly to the drop-off in demand than those in some other industries, and this might enable them to recover from the downturn more quickly as well. Global mining houses such as Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton, for example, waited until early December before announcing big production cuts, despite spot prices for raw materials slumping months earlier. In the aluminum market, Alcoa began retrenching in September, long before many of its rivals.
But regardless of whether companies made cuts in the fall or in the depths of winter, their destiny is to a large extent out of their hands. Financial markets seem to have stabilized, at least in comparison with the horrendous declines of September and October—a trillion or more dollars of government money will have that effect—but there's no light at the end of the tunnel for the real economy. Business confidence is at painfully low levels, the housing market remains mired in a downturn and credit remains hard to come by. Critical consuming markets for metals, such as construction and autos, are looking at an extended slump, and the demand situation internationally is, if anything, looking even worse.
President-elect Barack Obama's ill-defined plan for a massive infrastructure stimulus is a source of some optimism, but it will be months before any real impact from the proposal is felt on the ground. Until it is—and until demand returns—any rebound in metal prices will only be a false dawn.
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'68 Shatters Bash Attendance Recordby Jim Amidon • June 8, 2008 Share:
The Fifth Annual Big Bash Reunion Weekend is now in the books, and by all accounts it was a huge success. Once again, Wabash hosted well more than 300 Wabash alumni and several hundred members of their families for a weekend that celebrates friendships, stories, and fond memories.
The Class of 1968 shattered the record for attendance at a Wabash alumni reunion weekend. Thanks to the hard work of Reunion Chairman Jim Millikin (pictured), 80 members of the Class of 1968 returned to their alma mater for Big Bash.
The weekend came to a conclusion at the Big Bash Awards Brunch, at which Alumni Director Tom Runge '71 presented awards to Class Agents and Reunion Chairs.
"One of the real benefits of our job in Alumni Affairs is to be able to work with men of all ages who love Wabash and whose tireless efforts in many volunteer roles, demonstrate a love and appreciation that few other institutions ever garner," said Runge.
See photos of the award winners. Links to other photo albums can be found at the bottom of this story.
The 1928 Attendance Cup honors the class with the greatest number of alumni returning for Big Bash. The Class of 1968 won that award with 80 members of the class back for their 40th reunion, which battered the previous high water mark (pun intended) of 66, which was set by the Class of 1967 a year ago.
Winning the 1909 Trophy Cup — top honors for having the highest percentage of his class return for Big Bash was Millikin '68. The 80 alumni who returned represented 42.7% percent of the class, which we believe is yet another Big Bash Record.
Saturday's Chapel Sing competition is always a highlight of the weekend. Torrential rain forced the competition from the Chapel's steps into the bleachers at Chadwick Court, but the spirit remained strong and vibrant. The Class of 1968 won the competition and the coveted Robinson-Ragan Award with the classes of 1978 and 1983 finishing second and third, respectively.
Millikin, along with Class Agent Jim Roper and reunion volunteer Bruce Gras, received the Dorman Hughes Award, which honors the reunion chairs or class agents who have worked the hardest to drive attendance and participation. The award is chosen by the Alumni and Parent Relations staff, and honors legendary Class Agent Dorman Hughes '43.
One final award was presented at Sunday's Awards Brunch. The Edmond O. Hovey Annual Giving Award was presented to the Class of 1963. The award is given to the class with the highest participation in the Annual Fund. The Class of 1963 had 51.5% percent of its alumni make a gift to the Annual Fund. The classes of 1958 and 1968 were close in second and third place at 49.2% and 47.6%, respectively. Receiving the award for the Class of 1963 on behalf of Bruce Polizotto, Alan Stanford, and Tom Billings was Larry Hutchison.
Alumni came from all parts of the country to join their classmates in song and story, remembering old professors, and rekindling old friendships. Coming the greatest distance was Scott Klika '68, who came back to Crawfordsville from Bangkok, Thailand.
Jack Wyatt '58 received the light-hearted award for having traveled the shortest distance to attend Big Bash — Wyatt lives about four blocks from campus.
A total of 318 alumni from 31 states and Puerto Rico signed the official Alumni Register.
Among the College's Golden Little Giants, we were pleased to welcome back Dutch Freise '48 and Rufus LaRue '48, who returned to celebrate their 60th reunion.
"You have given so much to Wabash and Wabash is greater for your contributions," said President Pat White in his closing remarks. "You literally encourage us. You give us the courage to educate men to think critically, act responsibly, lead effectively, and live humanely."
The Sixth Annual Big Bash Reunion is scheduled for June 5-7, 2009.
Photo galleries:
See photographs from some of Saturday's events, including an audio slide show of the Alumni Chapel Sing competition.
See photographs from Friday here, here, and here.
See class photographs.
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict arrived in Malta this afternoon for an overnight visit. The pope spoke briefly to reporters aboard his plane, including CNS correspondent Carol Glatz, who reports that the pope said the church as the body of Christ has been "wounded by our sins."
Although he did not specifically use the term "sex abuse," the Vatican spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, said the pope was indeed referring to the continuing scandal over sex abuse by priests.
UPDATE: Rather than take questions from reporters, the pope delivered an impromptu talk to the journalists based on written questions submitted in advance. Here is Vatican Radio's English-language translation of the remarks by Father Lombardi and the pope:
Fr. Federico Lombardi:
Dear friends, His Holiness is among us once again for the first of those five trips that are already planned for this year. We are very pleased to have him with us at the beginning of this trip so that we may also give him our best wishes for the two anniversaries, his birthday yesterday and the anniversary of the coming Monday. The Holy Father has received the questions that some of you submitted and which to some extent express the expectations that we all have at the beginning of this trip and therefore he will give some reflections, make some considerations on the basis of our questions. We will not follow the usual formula of question and answer, we will let the Holy Father, for his part, give us a brief speech. Thank you Your Holiness and bon voyage
Pope Benedict XVI:
Dear friends, good evening! Let us hope we have a good journey, without this dark cloud that is hanging over part of Europe.
So why this trip to Malta? The reasons are manifold.
The first is St. Paul. The Pauline Year of the universal Church is over, but Malta is celebrating 1,950 years since the shipwreck and this is my opportunity to once again bring to light the great figure of the Apostle to the Gentiles, with his important message even [for] today. I think we can summarize the essence of his journey with the words with which he himself summarised it at the end of the letter to the Galatians: Faith working through love.
These are the important things today: faith, the relationship with God, which then turns into love. I also think the memory of the shipwreck says something to us. For Malta, the opportunity to have the faith was born with the shipwreck. We can also think about how the shipwrecks of life can be part of God's project for us, and be useful for a new beginning in our life.
The second reason: I am glad to live in the midst of lively church, which the Church in Malta is. Even today it is fruitful in vocations, full of faith in the midst of our time, responding to the challenges of our time. I know that Malta loves Christ and loves his Church which is his body and knows that, even if this body is wounded by our sins, God loves this church and its gospel is the true force that purifies and heals.
Third point: Malta is the point where the waves of refugees arrive from Africa and knock at Europe's door. This is a great problem of our time, and, of course, cannot be resolved by the island of Malta. We must all respond to this challenge, work so that everyone can live a dignified life in their homeland and on the other hand do everything possible so that these refugees find here, where they arrive, that they find a decent living space. A response to a great challenge of our time: Malta reminds us of these problems and also reminds us that their faith is the force that gives charity, and thus also the imagination to respond well to these challenges. Thank you
In his speech at Malta's Luqa International Airport, the pope spoke of St. Paul's shipwreck off the island 1,950 years ago, and he encouraged the predominantly Christian nation to keep standing up for the indissolubility of marriage and the sanctity of human life.
Here's the original text of the pope's remarks:
Mr President,
Dear Brother Bishops,
Distinguished Authorities,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Jien kuntent ħafna li ninsab fostkom! [I am delighted to be here with you!]It gives me great joy to be here in Malta with you today. I come among you as a pilgrim to worship the Lord and to praise him for the wonders he has worked here. I come also as the Successor of Saint Peter to confirm you in the faith (cf. Lk 22:32) and to join you in prayer to the one living and true God, in the company of all the Saints, including the great Apostle of Malta, Saint Paul. Though my visit to your country is short, I pray that it will bear much fruit.
I am grateful, Mr President, for the kind words with which you have greeted me in your own name and on behalf of the Maltese people. I thank you for your invitation and for the hard work that you and the Government have done in order to prepare for my visit. I thank the Prime Minister, the civil and military authorities, the members of the Diplomatic Corps and everyone present, for honouring this occasion by your presence and for your cordial welcome.
I greet in a special way Archbishop Paul Cremona, Bishop Mario Grech and Auxiliary Bishop Annetto Depasquale, as well as the other Bishops present. In greeting you, I wish to express my affection for the priests, deacons, men and women Religious and all the lay faithful entrusted to your pastoral care.
The occasion of my visit to these islands is the nineteen hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Saint Paul's shipwreck off the island of Malta. Saint Luke describes this event in the Acts of the Apostles, and it is from his account that you have chosen the theme of this visit: "Jeħtieg iżda li naslu fi gżira" ["But we are to be stranded on some island"] (Acts 27:26). Some might consider Saint Paul's arrival in Malta by means of a humanly unforeseen event to be a mere accident of history. The eyes of faith, however, enable us to recognize here the workings of divine Providence.
Malta, in fact, has been at the crossroads of many of the great events and cultural exchanges in European and Mediterranean history, right up to our own times. These islands have played a key role in the political, religious and cultural development of Europe, the Near East, and North Africa. To these shores, then, in the mysterious designs of God, the Gospel was brought by Saint Paul and the early followers of Christ. Their missionary work has borne much fruit over the centuries, contributing in innumerable ways to shaping Malta's rich and noble culture.
On account of their geographical position, these islands have been of great strategic importance on more than one occasion, even in recent times: indeed, the George Cross upon your national flag proudly testifies to your people's great courage during the dark days of the last world war. Likewise, the fortifications that feature so prominently in the island's architecture speak of earlier struggles, when Malta contributed so much to the defence of Christianity by land and by sea. You continue to play a valuable role in the ongoing debates on European identity, culture and policy. At the same time, I am pleased to note your Government's commitment to humanitarian projects further afield, especially in Africa. It is greatly to be hoped that this will serve to promote the welfare of those less fortunate than yourselves, as an expression of genuine Christian charity.
Indeed, Malta has much to contribute to questions as diverse as tolerance, reciprocity, immigration, and other issues crucial to the future of this continent. Your Nation should continue to stand up for the indissolubility of marriage as a natural institution as well as a sacramental one, and for the true nature of the family, just as it does for the sacredness of human life from conception to natural death and for the proper respect owed to religious freedom in ways that bring authentic integral development to individuals and society.
Malta also has close links to the near East, not only in cultural and religious terms, but even linguistically. Allow me to encourage you to put this ensemble of skills and strengths to ever greater use so as to serve as a bridge of understanding between the peoples, cultures and religions which surround the Mediterranean. Much has still to be done to build relationships of genuine trust and fruitful dialogue, and Malta is well placed to hold out the hand of friendship to her neighbours to north and south, to east and west.
The Maltese people, enlightened for almost two millennia by the teachings of the Gospel and continually fortified by their Christian roots, are rightly proud of the indispensable role that the Catholic faith has played in their nation's development. The beauty of our faith is expressed in various and complementary ways here, not least in the lives of holiness which have led Maltese to give of themselves for the good of others. Among these we must include Dun Ġorɍ Preca, whom I was pleased to canonize just three years ago (3 June, 2007). I invite all of you to invoke his intercession for the spiritual fruitfulness of this, my first pastoral visit among you.
I look forward to praying with you during my time in Malta and I wish, as a father and as a brother, to assure you of my affection for you and my eagerness to share this time with you in faith and friendship. With these thoughts, I entrust all of you to the protection of Our Lady of Ta' Pinu and your father in the faith, the great Apostle Paul.
Il-Mulej ibierek lill-poplu kollu ta' Malta u ta' Għawdex! [God bless all the people of Malta and Gozo!].


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Appeals Court Hears Trump Travel Ban Arguments
A federal appeals court in Seattle is considering a Trump administration bid to show that the President's latest travel ban is legal. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals hearing yesterday came just days after the U.S. Supreme Court temporarily upheld the travel ban on people from 6 Muslim-majority countries. The 3 judge 9th Circuit panel is expected to issue a ruling soon. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear a separate challenge to the ban on Friday.
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From 1982 to 1992, he worked in conjunction with the Secretary-General and his Special Representative to a settlement of the Cambodian problem. Subsequently, he was involved in the preparations for the establishment of the ...
Interview with Kofi Annan
This interview took place in May 2000, around the mid-term of his first term as Secretary-General. It is based on his role and views on a variety of important global issues, including peacekeeping, the first Gulf War and ...
Interview with Sverker Åström by Jean Krasno
This interview, conducted on 11 November 1990, after he retired from diplomatic service, focuses on the events surrounding the Congo Crisis of 1960. Mr. Åström recalls Dag Hammarskjöld's election to Secretary‑General, how ...
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This interview took place on 18 July 2001, during Mr. Buchanan's term as the Public Information Officer of UNMOVIC. He discusses the last inspections of UNSCOM and the relation of the December 1998 bombing of Iraq (Operation ...
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Serving as a professor at the time of the interview, conducted on 15 April 2005, Mr. Berlin discusses a variety of topics on his experiences in covering the United Nations, from his contacts within the Secretariat and how ...
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Joel [Jō'el]—jehovah is god or the lord is god.
Because nothing is known of Joel beyond what the opening verse of his book states, he has been styled "The Anonymous Prophet." Scripture is silent as to his birthplace, parentage and rank. All we know is that he was a son of Pethuel, or Bethuel as the LXX expresses it. But who Pethuel is no one knows. Its meaning, however, is significant, "vision of God," and springs from a word implying "to open the eyes."
Joel was a common name among the Hebrews and is still so among the Orientals. The use of his name as "the son of Pethuel" was necessary to distinguish him from the other Joels we have considered. It would seem as if his home was in Jerusalem or its immediate neighborhood. Thus he speaks repeatedly of Zion (Joel 2:1, 15, 23; 3:16, 17, 21), the children of Zion (Joel 2:23), Judah and Jerusalem (Joel 2:32; 3:1-20), the children of Judah and Jerusalem (Joel 3:6, 8, 19).
It may be that Joel was a Jew of Jerusalem, and owing to his peculiar mention of priests, a priest-prophet himself (Joel 1:9, 10). His references to the Temple and its worship are frequent (Joel 1:9-16; 2:14, 17; 3:18). It is also likely that he lived and prophesied in the early days of Joash and Jehoida, 870-865 b.c., while the victory of Jehoshaphat was fresh in the nation's memory. For this reason he is termed "The Pioneer Prophet."
Dr. A. B. Simpson says,
Amos begins his longer message with a direct quotation from Joel, as a sort of text for his whole book. Isaiah expands the thoughts which Joel uttered into the larger and loftier message of his pen. Peter, on the Day of Pentecost quotes the prophecy of Joel as the very foundation of the out-pouring of the Holy Spirit, which had occurred and which was to continue through the whole New Testament age. And even the great Apocalypse of John is but a larger unfolding of the promise of the Lord's coming which Joel gave in brief outline.
What is God's call to us through the Prophet Joel?
I. There is the call to repentance (Joel 2:25-27).
II. There is the promise of refreshment (Joel 2:28, 29).
III. There is the message of deliverance (Joel 3:1).
IV. There is the secret of rest (Joel 3:17-21).
Devotional content drawn from All the Men of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer. Used with permission.


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Feb. 24, 2007
The Lady Bisons celebrated "Senior Day" but little else to cheer about.
In the final home game of the regular season at Allen Arena the Lady Bisons fell 80-68 to Campbell in Atlantic Sun action Saturday evening.
After the game Keirstin Head, Penny Jones and Julie Martin were honored for their service to the team.
"Julie and Keirstin were on our NCAA tournament team," Lipscomb coach Frank Bennett said. "They started out sharing the No. 3 position that year and really made great progress. Both have had a lot of injuries since then and had a lot of rehab. But both are great people and great leaders on this team.
"Penny came her from the University of Hawaii. Most of her opponents out-weigh her a good bit She has been pushed around a lot. She has been a good scorer this year. Her teammates like her. She is funny and fun to be around. She has been balancing basketball with nursing school."
Campbell shot a red-hot 67.9 percent from the field in the first half, hitting 19-of-28 from the field, but cooled down to 50.8 for the game hitting 32-of-63.
The Lady Bisons, who trailed 43-37 at the half, hit 50 percent from the field in the first half hitting 14-of-28 attempts, but found the basket only seven of 25 times in the second half to finish the game with a 38.9 percent success rate from the field.
"We haven't played real well this past week," Bennett said. "I don't know what it is. I hope we have a little fire left. Our defense had a lot of problems. Campbell shot very well.
"In the second half I thought we came out with a lot more intensity and fire. But we just couldn't convert on the offensive end."
Three Lady Bisons finished in double figures. Point guard Catie Woods led with 15 points, all on 3-pointers. Jones added 12 and forward Jilian Partin chipped in with 10.
Martin was the leading rebounder for the Lady Bisons with eight.
Five Campbell players scored in double figures. Marlena Murphy scored a game-high 17. Adrienne Rieley and Octavia Blackwell each had 14 points. Taylor Oliver and Gara Bell both chipped in 10 points.
Rieley recorded a double-double with a game-high 10 rebounds. Campbell held a 41-30 advantage on the boards.
The Lady Bisons finish out the regular season on the road at North Florida and Jacksonville next week.
"They are both pretty tough at home," Bennett said. "We want to play well next week and be ready for the tournament."


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I Am Heresy released this week, the lyric video for its song, 'Seven Wolves and the Daughters of Apocalypse.' The new video, which can be viewed now via YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbdaxcrVKHc incorporates the song's lyrics into footage of the band's recent European tour.
The release of the new lyric video comes a week ahead of the release of I Am Heresy's debut album, Thy Will. The album will be released via Century Media Records worldwide next Tuesday, March 3rd. Thy Will will be available in a number of formats in its European and Australian release. Those formats include:
Ltd. Digipak incl. 3 bonus tracks (afterwards the album will be available as Jewelcase)
LP (180gr black vinyl) + the entire album on CD (the CD comes with 3 bonus tracks)
Digital Album (incl. 3 bonus tracks)
Digital Album mastered for iTunes (incl. 3 bonus tracks)
The album can be pre-ordered in each of its formats online at the CM Distro store at http://www.cmdistro.com/Search/i_am_heresy.
Fans of I Am Heresy can still get two tracks from Thy Will for free right now online. The song can be downloaded at http://www.centurymedia.com/specials/iamheresy/. Audiences only need to register their e-mail addresses to download 'Rahabh' and 'March of Black Earth.'
More information on I Am Heresy, its new album, tour and more is available online at http://www.iamheresy.com, http://www.facebook.com/iamheresy and http://twitter.com/iamheresyband. To keep up with the latest sports and entertainment news and reviews, go online to http://www.facebook.com/philspicks and "Like" it. Fans can always keep up with the latest sports and entertainment news and reviews in the Phil's Picks blog at https://philspicks.wordpress.com.


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My thermostat's on "chilly".
I compost; I recycle; I
Think wasting fuel is silly.
I have a backyard garden, where
I grow my corn and beans;
I can my own tomatoes, and
I patch my old, torn jeans.
I try to purchase locally
From stores that show they care,
And speak at local gatherings
To make us all aware.
I'm doing all I know to do;
I'm hedging all my bets…
But now, I hear the latest news:
It's time to eat our pets.
Our pets have carbon footprints,
Just the same as you or me,
And Lassie has the impact of
A good-sized S.U.V.
The meat it takes to feed a pet
Should make you think a bit
And that's before we mention all
The tons and tons of shit.
Our dogs, of course, reflect ourselves,
In how much we consume
It's time for some reflection here,
Ere Fido meets his doom.
With lots of bigger targets here
Before I roast my bitch;
You want to save the planet?
Then it's time to eat the rich.
Both the BBC and the Guardian (UK) report on the provocatively-titled "Time to eat the dog?", which takes an interesting new approach to analyzing our environmental impact.
Instead of measuring emissions of CO2, or CO2 equivalent, they calculate the literal footprint or "global hectare" (gha) - the amount of land it takes to support a given activity.Taking a closer look at that 0.84 gha figure for a border collie, New Scientist points out (in an editorial titled "Cute, fluffy, and horribly greedy"):
So they work out that constructing and driving the Land Cruiser for a year takes 0.41 gha.
Growing and manufacturing the 164kg of meat and 95kg of cereals a border collie or cocker spaniel eats every year takes about 0.84 gha.
A bigger dog such as a German shepherd consumes even more - its pawprint is more like 1.1 gha.
By their reckoning, that is more than the environmental footprint of the average Indian person, who uses just 0.8 gha of resources.
If you are a multiple dog owner you are in even more trouble. Two big dogs have a bigger carbon footprint than some British citizens.
According to the book the average resident of Cardiff requires just 1.89 gha.
The average American, by contrast, requires a whopping 9.5 gha.
If that's troubling, there is an even more shocking comparison. In 2004, the average citizen of Vietnam had an ecological footprint of 0.76 hectares. For an Ethiopian, it was just 0.67 hectares. In a world where scarce resources are already hogged by the rich, can we really justify keeping pets that take more than some people?As I have known for some time now, I am clearly part of the problem. We all are, in a global Tragedy of the Commons.
We need to become part of the solution. If using Fido or Fluffy gets people's attention, then the authors' unusual approach has done its job. Judging from the comments on various news articles, though, there is a significant population who won't quite get the point of the book.
Oh... for those who think the "Time to eat the dog?" people go too far, you might not want to click here.
UPDATE: Ah, it seems it was too bad to be true, or at least too bad to be accurate. Take a look here for a nice skeptical look at the analysis. (In a nutshell, the researchers underestimated the impact of SUVs, and overestimated the impact of dogs; the majority of pet food comes from "byproducts" of the production of food for humans, and cannot be meaningfully seen as competing for the same scarce resources. On the other hand, the Guardian article did focus on a trend of gourmet dog food, which does use the same cuts of meat that people eat. It is, admittedly, a small part of the market.)


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Jules' Fresh Mint & Coral Tween Room
Project by: Sarah Gunn of Sarah Gunn Style
Client: Jules
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Jules and I talked a lot about how she wanted the room to look and function. What she wanted, more than anything, was a desk. And no more pastel pink. Anywhere.
Jules' bedroom is small, and the bunk bed was taking up too much space visually and covered the window on the back wall . She was tired of the pastel pink and the furniture passed down from older siblings or left over from her nursery, including the chair, baskets, and memo boards. She loves to read and the small bookcase at the foot of the bed was too small to store her growing library.
I came up with a plan and sourced a combination of vintage, modern and repurposed pieces, combined with custom window treatments, and a bench cushion, from Tonic Living.
We selected the bedding from PBTeen first and I pulled the colour scheme for the room from that. I chose a much lighter version of the pool colour of the bedding and used it on the ceiling, the back of the bookcase and in the cubbies of the bench. The colour is Benjamin Moore Light Touch. I then added a soft gray to the walls, called Whitestone. When combined with the coral of the custom Tonic Living roman blinds, the scheme is fresh, young, and fun.
Jules desperately needed more storage and wanted a place for her friends to hang out. This bench is the perfect solution. I had the cubbies sprayed in the ceiling colour and ordered a custom cushion in gray and white ikat from Tonic Living. The vintage mirror is from Petits et Jolis. I painted it in Benjamin Moore Advance paint.
The large desk is a great spot for working on projects for school and the display wall above allows Jules to display momentos and keep organized.
The tall IKEA bookcase at the end of Jules's bed provides much needed storage. We personalized it by adding the ceiling colour to the back. Jules now has a ton of storage for her books and collectibles.
Jules' room is now the perfect tween space.
Thanks Sarah!
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Clint Eastwood's Surprisingly Hot Son Goes Shirtless For Fashion Shoot
Jonathan Higbee | September 17, 2013
Phew. We were worried Clint Eastwood's incredible film career would be left in the dust with a legacy that only remembers him for curmudgeonly rambling at an empty chair. Nope, now the Republican Convention gaffe can finally be erased from our memories and replaced with something much more palatable: Clint's surprisingly gorgeous son Scott Eastwood, who ditches his shirt in a new fashion spread for Town & Country.
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Arne Jacobsen's Egg Chair
The Scandinavians just seem to get it. Their good designs repeatedly become iconic pieces. Arne Jacobsen's Egg Chair is one of these.
I wasn't always such a fan of Mid Century Modern furniture. We had some less expensive versions when I was a kid but I didn't take much notice and we had a mix of traditional and Asian influences as well. As I grew up and became more interested in art and design, I started noticing how cool my parent's taste in furniture was.
Don't you love those moments when you find out that your parents are really pretty hip?
Okay so the George Nelson pendant lamps we had were knock offs but the aesthetic was there. We certainly never had the Egg Chair but it is probably the one piece besides the Artichoke Lamp that I've always wanted for myself. It costs a pretty penny — Design Within Reach sells them starting at approx $6,000.
Read more about Arne Jacobsen in Anna's recent post Retrospect | Arne Jacobsen: Mid-Century Scandinavian Master.
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With the new Tuesday-Thursday schedule, there's much less to occupy y'all readers, so I propose this:
On the non-update days, particularly the weekends, Things may be posted here by us players. They can be other projects we've been noodling with, character sketches, whatever idiot things we come up with that makes the world a little bit worse for it being here, anything. It''ll be like a grab bag of horror and hatred. All for you.
Today is Tuesday with the requisite page, but since Yubi is a gigantic dorfus and didn't get the last few pages done on time, Yubi will give you, um, a thing.
Sketches for Autem's jackets, when her vest had to be replaced. Lumi has described Autem has the most plain-looking person with green hair and yellow eyes he's ever seen, and that's very deliberate. It's both from my own preferences* and her personality: So much of her instinct is to blend in to the background.
My costume references are mostly Renaissance coats, though right now in the comic she's wearing a thick grey hussar jacket.
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Can you imagine a world without internet? Yes, but only because I lived it, and to be without it having lived with it for a long time would be unbearable. I filled time before with renting videos – not dvds – VIDEOS! – and had many membership cards from establishments as far flung as North Hollywood and Melrose Ave. I would watch movies with friends or alone, go out to bars and shows with information scribbled down from the LA Weekly with tickets bought and paid for with phone calls.
Phone calls were constant, and I was a late comer to cell phones, and didn't get one for a long time and then when I finally got it I almost never turned it on or used it, it just banged around at the bottom of my bag. I knew everyone's phone number by heart, and I would be able to call my friends from pay phones all over the world with my calling card.
I really talked on the phone a great deal, way more than I can even think about now, and I would not consider myself a chatty person. We just did that. Talked on the phone about what we were going to do later. We made plans from what was written in newspapers and independent weeklies.
Secret shows were a rarity because there wasn't a timely way to disperse the information. Like I know Prince was famous for doing these secret shows but I never understood how he got people to come. This was before Twitter and before anyone was reliably connected. I actually resisted being part of all of it too at first. When I first heard of the internet I thought – "well that is not going to last."
Websites and email seemed like a fad, that would soon go the way of 12 inch laser discs and gourmet popcorn bars. There was a gourmet popcorn shoppe across the street from my parent's bookstore that was opened and closed in such a short time I never even went inside. Yet because of the internet all these things have persevered. You can order any laser disc or bourbon salt caramel popcorn online and they'll send you an email confirmation and a tracking number and you'll get it just after you forgot you ordered it so it'll be a nice treat when it comes.
There were stacks of magazines all over the place. I had them in big glossy piles that collected dust and became defacto tables where coffee cups and notepads and ashtrays would live when the piles became tall and sturdy enough. Once I spilled an entire cup of French press right on top of one of the piles. It was the largest spill of my spilling career. The pages of the magazines rippled wet and warped dry and turned brown and when the days were hotter the room smelled like coffee as of course I never cleaned it up or removed the stacks.
My life now is largely lived on the internet, if I am fully honest and aware and admitting the hours spent here in front of this screen and compare them to the hours I am out in the world – minus the minutes looking up something on my iphone and you also have to subtract the time you drive places using GPS. Then I should probably disclose the torturous tedious time waiting for responses for texts and emails. The only time I am offline would be when I am asleep, I am not counting just in bed, because my Kindle Fire's wireless is never inactive I don't care if it drains the battery, and even then I am usually dreaming of what I saw or read or wrote online.
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Why don't you weigh in? You, Wilkins, and Moran... just like the old days of USENET.
My view is similar to John's in that there's come to be a difference between what atheism means to atheists and what it means to the general population. Atheists have started to use it to mean merely a lack of belief in gods, while the general public still sees it as disbelief in gods (and in particular, disbelief in *their* God).
And I agree that agnosticism (or weak atheism) is the default position.
But I disagree with the equation of atheism with *certainty* or even *knowledge* (as opposed to justified belief, or subjective probability > .5). If you're willing to assert that there's probably no gods, then you're an atheist.
And you can be an atheist with respect to some gods and an agnostic with respect to others. Or an atheist with respect to some and a theist with respect to others, though that's a non-standard usage of atheist that should be spelled out before use.
So I think it's best to define terms up front.
I think you have things exactly right. I almost always say agnostic around my theistic friends because atheist as I mean it, is almost always misunderstood.
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The weekend will culminate with a special convocation on Monday, January 16, at 10:30 am in Pioneer Memorial Church. The convocation will feature keynote speaker, John Fowler, who earned his masters in theology and doctorate in education at Andrews University. Fowler has served as a teacher, pastor, author, editor, and as a director and associate secretary for the Seventh-day Adventist church in Southern Asia. Currently, Fowler is the associate director of education for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, a position he has held since 1995. The convocation will also feature several musical groups, including the Speech Choir, the Sound of Bengal, and the African Seventh-day Adventist Choir.
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Limited edition art prints are an excellent way to add a personal touch to interiors and if you're lucky - could have great investment potential. If you're looking to add an affordable piece of art to your home, artrepublic has selected six must-have limited edition art prints for a new look in 2013.
1) Damien Hirst, Nopaline - £6,600
If you're looking to invest in a limited edition art print by an established artist, try Nopaline by Damien Hirst. Nopaline is a woodcut signed limited edition print of just 55 from Hirst's spot painting series, featuring 16 coloured spots. This colourful modern art print is signed by the artist on the front and numbered on the back.
2) Peter Blake, Academy - £1,750
Another investment piece is Academy by Peter Blake. A collage based composition, Academy, caricatures the spectators of parodied paintings displayed at The Royal Academy. Blake's distinctive humour is reflected in both the lively characters of the spectators and the paintings themselves; which include a kitsch kitten and a Victorian nude, with Blake's own 'Got A Girl' partially visible in the top left hand corner of the print[1]. Academy is a silkscreen signed limited edition of 150.
3) Dave White, Tiger- £700
Dave White's Tiger is a giclee with silkscreen and varnish, signed limited edition of 50, depicting the face of a tiger which almost fills the entire canvas. This striking print was displayed in White's 'Natural Selection' show in June 2012, Tiger was exhibited alongside a collection of artwork featuring endangered animals.
4) Mr Brainwash, Queen Aviator - £400
Mr Brainwash, the subject of the Oscar nominated Banksy documentary, 'Exit through the gift shop'[2], exhibited an exciting new collection of artworks in his first UK show (August 2012), including Queen Aviator. This signed limited edition of 100 is a four colour silkscreen print on hand-torn archival paper, depicting the Queen wearing aviator sunglasses.
5) Magnus Gjoen, Skull Heaven and Hell- £275
Skull Heaven and Hell is a giclee signed limited edition of 50, by Magnus Gjoen. Gjoen works digitally, building virtual 3D structures in Illustrator, before adding meticulous detail and shadow in Photoshop. Skull Heaven and Hell represents a 3D skull overlaid with a fine art heaven and hell scene.
6) Prefab77, Boots- £40
Street art collective, Prefab77, creates urban art inspired by the punk movement, British Royalty and British patriotism[3]. Boots, is a hand printed four colour silkscreen, signed and stamped limited edition of 150. A collage style print, Boots features a pair of crossed legs wearing fishnet tights and unlaced boots, emerging from an array of torn newspaper.
Andrew Milledge of artrepublic, comments: "Art doesn't have to be expensive, at artrepublic we stock limited edition prints from a diverse range of artists to suit all budgets, with prices starting from £50. To make art more affordable for buyers, artrepublic is part of the Art Council's Own Art scheme. Through Own Art, customers can borrow up to £2,000 interest free towards an art purchase, spreading payments over 10 months."
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