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The Christian right has often sought to stay the hand of God, angry with our failings as a nation, by "standing in the gap" at large prayer rallies and pleading for mercy. They have made a special point of doing so in the run-up to national elections since 1980, praying for "Godly" government and righteous candidates, and this year is no exception. The beneficiaries are almost always Republicans -- and this year is probably no exception in that regard as well. But there is also an ominous element that mostly transcends parties and is on vivid display as we enter the fall campaign season.
On Labor Day weekend, Lou Engle, head of the fiery neo-Pentecostal group, The Call, is leading a worship service in a sports arena in Sacramento, California, and a "solemn assembly" at the state Capitol the next day. These events were initially billed as a 10th anniversary of The Call's first youth rally on the National Mall which drew, according to the organization, 400,000 people. Since then, the Sacramento event has been repositioned as the kick-off of a major Christian right fall political campaign initiative. Engle says it will be the "hinge of history" opening the door to "the greatest awakening" and "returning our nation to its righteous roots."
There are several important dimensions of this effort. One is that this is an effort at reaching and mobilizing evangelical young people into Republican politics, particularly in California; another is that it represents a new stage in the long-term cooperation between conservative Catholics, fundamentalists and the neo-Pentecostals. And finally, the militant rhetoric of Engle's armies of activists is escalating, and their organizational infrastructure seems to be increasing, especially in cyberspace.
Before we discuss these, there is one additionally remarkable aspect of this. The eminence grise of this initiative appears to be former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, whose organization Renewing American Leadership (ReAL) is apparently the force behind a series of Christian right events being organized under the rubric of " Pray & Act." This is politically important, but as Gingrich's role becomes more public, it may also become morally dissonant, since Gingrich is well-known (and has been recently highlighted in the news) as a thrice-married serial philanderer (his recent conversion to Catholicism not withstanding). This certainly makes him an unlikely guide for a religious political movement whose leaders believe that the fate of America hinges on the health of heterosexual marriage.
"If our society goes down the tubes," neo-conservative Catholic Robert P. George (one of the movement's premier thinkers and strategists) speculated in an essay featured on the ReALWeb site "... it will not be in the end because of bad economic decisions... It will be because we let misguided but determined people undermine the institution of marriage and destroy the innocence of our children."
In March, Gingrich recruited Rev. Jim Garlow, a principal organizer of the successful effort to pass the anti-gay marriage Proposition 8, to chair ReAl, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization that says it seeks to advance and defend, among other things, the Judeo-Christian tradition. The board also includes longtime Gingrich political operative and founding director, Rick Tyler, and Christian nationalist historical revisionist David Barton (a former longtime vice-chair of the Texas Republican Party). By April, Garlow had announced Pray & Act -- a 40 day fast and preparation for political action campaign -- and the project was featured on the ReAlWeb site, and almost nowhere else.
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It's a song that's everywhere right now: "Say Something" by Great Big World featuring Christina Aguilera. There's one kid who really loves that song, so much so that it makes him cry!The adorable video has gone viral. It's a song that pulls at your heartstrings no matter your age.4-year-old Jackson has a very emotional moment while listening to the song "Say Something." "I was watching the sad song and I was crying," said Jackson Blitch. Jackson's dad captured his son's emotional moment on video. The two are in the car when the song by a Great Big World and Christina Aguilera comes on the radio; Jackson starts crying. "I changed it like a good parent would because I didn't want to make him cry. He kept asking me to turn it back on, so I'm like, okay, I'm just going to capture this to see if it's going to be a cool memory for us to have," said Mark Blitch. The video is turning into more than just a cool memory, it's a viral hit!It has more than 870,000 views on YouTube and growing. "He just got really moved by it. I posted the video online. I wanted Christina Aguilera and the band to see it, that was my pipe dream. I guess as soon as I sent it to them it took off, it's been crazy," said Mark Blitch.Dad says Jackson has always had a sensitive side when it comes to music, certain melodies make him very emotional.He even understands the lyrics. "We're blessed to have this little guy because he's able to communicate his feelings so well at a young age," said Mark Blitch.
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A person that submits to the Secretary an application under section 360j (m) of this title, or an application (or supplement to an application) or a product development protocol under section 360e of this title, shall include in the application or protocol the information described in paragraph (2).
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Not later than 18 months after September 27, 2007, and annually thereafter, the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions of the Senate and the Committee on Energy and Commerce of the House of Representatives a report that includes—
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If the course of the disease or condition and the effects of the device are sufficiently similar in adults and pediatric patients, the Secretary may conclude that adult data may be used to support a determination of a reasonable assurance of effectiveness in pediatric populations, as appropriate.
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For purposes of this section, the term "pediatric subpopulation" has the meaning given the term in section 360j (m)(6)(E)(ii) of this title.
Source(June 25, 1938, ch. 675, § 515A, as added Pub. L. 110–85, title III, § 302,Sept. 27, 2007, 121 Stat. 859.)
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The children with the winning names were 6-year-old Rose Wolfgram, 3-year-old Logan Johnson, 5-year-old Riley Wendland, and 1-year-old Victoria Rossi with some help from family members. The chicks were named Skydancer, P.J., Lacey, and Snow.
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Has Yahoo! Gotten Its Identity Right?
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It seems nowadays that Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) really likes to see itself as an online media company, that is, a digital content provider. Granted, Yahoo! started as a Web information portal, but the company was also an early player in Web technologies with its once popular Yahoo! search service before Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) came to prominence. It's fair to say that by facilitating others' content distributions on the Web, Google operates more as a content promoter, rather than a content provider. In comparison, Yahoo! has always seemed to be juggling between the two roles. After years of stagnating business performance, maybe it's time for Yahoo! to have its identity right going forward.
To see what Yahoo! means by being an online media company, take a look at AOL (NYSE: AOL), a better example of a typical digital content provider, especially now with Huffington Post as part of its content offerings. While Yahoo! still pursues certain Internet technologies, developing digital applications and software to help create better experience of online content consumption for all users, AOL has chosen to become more of a true online media company focusing on creating its own original content. Whether or not everyone agrees with that strategy, it is what AOL tries to identify itself with. Yahoo!, on the other hand, seems to have an identity crisis, spreading thin with its business on both fronts without a set priority.
Sometimes we hear financial TV hosts and their guests talk about Yahoo! in terms of how often or not people are visiting Yahoo's sites or by pointing out that Yahoo's content hasn't been made as visible and accessible on mobile platforms. All these suggest that in the back of people's minds, they tend to perceive Yahoo! as a content provider, forgetting or not knowing that Yahoo! also develops Web software and mobile applications, tools that aim at enhancing content consuming experience for content providers and their users. Not fully informed, investors may fail to see Yahoo's whole picture, a shot at both the quality of its digital content and the promise of its online technology.
Built on Sound Print and Broadcast TV Interactivity, two noticeable Internet technologies by Yahoo!, a pair of its content-consuming-aiding applications have the potential to be a game changer in how users may better consume TV content. The apps complement TV-watching experience by displaying Yahoo!-app-prompted additional online content information on screen or a mobile device based on the TV program a user is watching at the time. Here, Yahoo! serves users by being an Internet technology company, setting itself up as a serious contender to other Internet technology companies. Internet applications in connection with content consumption can also offer Yahoo! a smart way of earning advertising revenue through app-embedded ads, reducing its reliance on self-created content whereby ads are displayed. Currently, a large portion of Yahoo's revenue comes from display ads, making the company reluctant to scale back its various content offerings.
However, content creation may not be Yahoo's strong suit after all, as the company traces its roots to the development and popularizing of the Internet, a period of technological innovation in network computing. Since the Internet from its very beginning was all about public information sharing, Yahoo also found itself doing content creation even though without the background of a media company. To be fair, today Yahoo Finance and Yahoo Sports have become the two crown jewels among all Yahoo content sites. Yahoo should definitely try to maintain the well-established status of the two sites, as they could become a high selling point if Yahoo ever considers to spin them off to stay more focused on the Internet technology side of the business, which appears to be what the current management team is more suited to do.
Other Yahoo's sites do not seem to be in a strong competitive position, particularly Yahoo! News and Yahoo! Screen, the latter of which is the result of Yahoo's foray into original video programming. Do Yahoo! investors honestly believe that their company's news content and self-produced shows can measure up against those from leading news organizations and well-known entertainment powerhouses? Moreover, Yahoo's long list of content sites still displays Yahoo! Dating and Yahoo! Jobs, whose old content of Yahoo! Personals and Yahoo! HotJobs has long been sold to InterActiveCorp's match.com and Monster Worldwide, respectively. The two Yahoo! sites are now actually empty shells, serving only as links to match.com and monster.com or perhaps self-showcasing Yahoo's impressive content lineup.
With mobile computing seemingly adding a whole new dimension to the way online content may be consumed, it would be interesting to see how Yahoo! as one of the early Internet technology starters could play a more prominent role in creating better content consuming experience for content users. While content creation is important, content distribution may be even more valuable today with the ever-changing information accessibility. A Yahoo! turnaround may also lie within its ability to facilitate content distributions by continually developing new software and applications.
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This course provides an introduction to the civil law tradition as it has developed in today's continental European legal systems. Students will be introduced to historical sources of the civil law tradition, such as Roman and Canon Law and the Code Napoleon. We will gain an understanding of how and why the tradition of codified law developed on the European continent in contrast to the common law tradition in England. The basic structure, principles and jurisprudence of the civil law systems will be explored and compared to those of the common law, leading the student to appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of both traditions. Students will also study the areas in which trends toward convergence or divergence of civil law and common law can be identified, and the questions they raise in the context of the European unification process. Particular attention will be given to the development of the civil law tradition in Spain and to Spanish procedure and jurisdiction as well as to EU legal institutions. The course will not presuppose any knowledge of the civil law tradition or comparative law.
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Some of Fort Lewis College students' most rewarding experiences and achievements don't make it onto their resumes or applications for graduate school or jobs -- studying abroad, completing an internship or volunteer experience, making the dean's list, or winning a departmental award or scholarship -- even though these may be the most meaningful, educational, and career-preparing accomplishments on the way to earning their degrees.
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Comedic director gives Theatre students some serious training
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"I'm teaching basics of that style of acting -- how to use the body in a funny way -- that requires learning timing, movement, and how to relate to the audience," says Miller. "Physical training is required to be able to do this, so we do that, too."
Miller is this semester's visiting instructor in the Department of Theatre's Guest Artist Series. The Series gives students opportunities to work with national and international practitioners of specific theatre forms and network with professionals in the theatre industry.
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The Native American & Indigenous Leadership Conference will bring together Native American experts on leadership from across the country. The presentations will include games, seminars, panel discussions and lectures.
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11th-Ranked Wilkes Wrestlers Claims John Reese Duals Title With 19-18 Win Over Lycoming
Andrew Feldman comes up with a major decision in the final match to key the victory
Heavyweight Andrew Feldman earned a win by major decision in the last match of the day to lift 11
-ranked Wilkes University to a 19-18 win over Lycoming College in the championship match of the John Reese Duals on Thursday afternoon in the Marts Center.
Oneonta State claimed third-place by virtue of their 34-12 win over Hunter College. Baldwin-Wallace College was fifth thanks to a 27-18 win over Stevens Institute of Technology. Waynesburg finished seventh after topping Trinity, 21-9.
The Colonels won all three of their matches to improve to 5-0. They opened the day with a 37-9 win over Trinity College (CT), before disposing of Hunter College 31-12 in their semi-final.
In the title match against Lycoming, Wilkes jumped out to a 5-0 lead thanks to Shaun Farnham's win by technical fall at 125 pounds. However, the Warriors would respond by winning three straight bouts by major decision to forge in front 12-5 with six matches remaining.
Frank Heffernan got the Colonels back on the winning track with a victory by decision at 157 pounds to cut the deficit to 12-8. Justin Barowski then tied the team score at 12-12 when he notched a win by major decision at 165 pounds. Josh Ballan's victory by decision at 174 would hand Wilkes a 15-12 lead.
Lycoming's Bryan Kopesky once again tied the match with a decision at 184 pounds that made it 15-15. Matt Miller then upset number-one ranked Brandon Kelly at 197 pounds, 5-3, to give the Warriors an 18-15 advantage with one match left.
But, Feldman, who had been hampered by injuries throughout the early part of the season, stepped on the mat and cruised to a 10-2 major decision over Troy Hansen at 285 pounds to provide Wilkes with the 19-18 win.
Colin Nagy (184) had the lone pin for Wilkes in their semi-final win over Hunter. The Colonels also received wins by technical fall from Josh Pauling (133) and Barowski (165). Farnham (125), Peter George (141), Derek Brownmiller (149), Heffernan (157) and D.J. Giancola (174) each picked up wins by decision.
Wilkes won four matches by forfeit and one by fall in their victory over Trinity. Pauling (133), George (141), Erik Smith (149) and Andrew Franko (157) were the forfeit recipients, while Devin Sassone-McHugh earned a pin at 174 pounds. Andrew Drake (184) scored a win by major decision and Andrew Rock (165) was a winner by decision for the Colonels.
Wilkes 37 Trinity 9
125 – Keith Hernandez (T) dec. Danny Franke, 8-6 (0-3)
133 – Josh Pauling (W) by forfeit (6-3)
141 – Peter George (W) by forfeit (12-3)
149 – Erik Smith (W) by forfeit (18-3)
157 – Andrew Franko (W) by forfeit (24-3)
165 – Andrew Rock (W) dec. Ralph Fedele, 6-0 (27-3)
174 – Devin Sassone-McHugh (W) pinned Joe Hern, 5:55 (33-3)
184 – Andrew Drake (W) maj. dec. Stephen Viamari, 11-3 (37-3)
197 – Patrick Kumf (T) dec. Chris Olsen, 3-2 (37-6)
285 – Niko Harovas (T) dec. Craig Logan, 4-0 (37-9)
Wilkes 31 Hunter 12
125 – Shaun Farnham (W) dec. Matt Myers, 8-2 (3-0)
133 – Josh Pauling (W) tech. fall Hassan Mahmood, 15-0/7:00 (8-0)
141 – Peter George (W) dec. Collin Lewis, 6-5 (11-0)
149 – Derek Brownmiller (W) dec. Zach Astone, 7-4 (14-0)
157 – Frank Heffernan (W) dec. Bill Calvacca, 9-3 (17-0)
165 – Justin Barowski (W) tech. fall D.J. Klotz, 16-1/7:00 (22-0)
174 – D.J. Giancola (W) dec. Oliver Ferraro, 13-9 (25-0)
184 – Colin Nagy (W) pinned Dan Heydebrand, 1:37 (31-0)
197 – Shintaro Higashi (H) pinned Chris Olsen, 2:15 (31-6)
285 – Arkadiy Levitin (H) pinned Keith Altiery, 1:12 (31-12)
Wilkes 19 Lycoming 18
125 – Shaun Farnham (W) tech. fall Joe Palmitessa, 20-4/5:00 (5-0)
133 – Sean Cullen (L) maj. dec. Josh Pauling, 10-2 (5-4)
141 – Kyle Hopkins (L) maj. dec. Peter George, 14-2 (5-8)
149 – Zach Frederick (L) maj. dec. Erik Smith, 11-2 (5-12)
157 – Frank Heffernan (W) dec. Chris Dahlheimer, 5-2 (8-12)
165 – Justin Barowski (W) maj. dec. Eddie Brown, 8-0 (12-12)
174 – Josh Ballan (W) dec. Clint Gardener, 8-4 (15-12)
184 – Bryan Kopesky (L) dec. Colin Nagy, 9-3 (15-15)
197 – Matt Miller (L) dec. Brandon Kelly, 5-3 (15-18)
285 – Andrew Feldman (W) maj. dec. Troy Hansen, 10-2 (19-18)
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Who decides that a newly unveiled work of art actually came from the hand of an old master? How do they go about doing this? And is it difficult to prove your case if you own something which could turn out to be valuable?
In this programme Rachel Campbell-Johnston, chief art critic for The Times, delves into the mysterious world of art attribution.
Starting off at the conservation laboratories of the National Gallery in London, she meets the people who can break down minute shards of paint to its component parts, who can group together painted oak panels according to the tree they originally came from and who can show us the actual fingerprints of artists like Bellini and Leonardo.
She also meets some of the most powerful people in the world of art including Professor Ernst Van De Wetering, whose word is law when it comes to attributing the works of Rembrandt and whose techniques in distinguishing the works of the master from the works of his pupils revolutionized the way in which art is attributed.
But, it's not an exact science. John Myatt, one of Britain's most prolific art forgers, managed to fool the art market for a decade before he was caught and imprisoned, and his paintings were made from household emulsions.
Along the way Rachel Campbell-Johnston learns how the great and the good of the art world came to accept that a damaged and previously forgotten painting of Jesus Christ was the work of Leonardo. She hears the story of an Italian art restorer who is convinced that a Jesuit Seminary House in Oxford is home to an unknown painting by Michelangelo. She also meets the retired plumber from East Sussex with a photographic memory who, after first discovering a lost sculpture by Thomas Banks is now convinced that he has an unknown painting by Marc Chagall.
Producer: Brian McCluskey
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Friday 4th January 2013 10:12@Everton
David Moyes may be tempted to shuffle his pack following a demanding run of fixtures which has seen Everton play four matches in the space of just 12 days. Two definite absentees for Monday's tie will be midfielder Darron Gibson and right-back Tony Hibbert, who are recovering from thigh and calf injuries respectively.
The Blues will need to keep an eye on forward Shaun Harrad, Cheltenham's top scorer this season with seven goals, while ex-West Bromwich Albion and Preston North End midfielder Darren Carter has also chipped in with five strikes since joining on a free transfer in the summer. Former Everton youth product Connor Roberts, who left Merseyside in the summer, is expected to be on the bench, as first-choice keeper Scott Brown has so far played in every game this season.
Cheltenham Town
Last outing: 0-1 (a) Oxford United, 1 January 2013
Last six: WWDLWL
Cheltenham start 2013 in a promising position in League Two with automatic promotion seemingly a realistic aim. They sit just one point outside the top three and six behind table toppers Gillingham. To reach the third round of the FA Cup, the Robins brushed aside Yate 3-0 in the first round before edging out Hereford United 2-1 via a replay in the previous stage. The Gloucestershire-based club have been in fine form at Whaddon Road this season, winning eight and drawing two of their 12 home league games.
Last outing: 2-1 (a) Newcastle United, 2 January 2013
Last six: WDWWLW
Everton have negotiated their way past the FA Cup third round in each of the last four seasons and David Moyes will be confident this can be achieved again given his team's recent run of results. The Blues have taken nine points from the last 12 available in the Premier League and are one win away from moving back into the coveted Champions League qualification positions.
The only previous match between the two clubs was in April 1990, a testimonial for Nick Jordan and Ray Baverstock. A crowd of 3,050 assembled at Whaddon Road to see Cheltenham prevail 1-0 courtesy of Simon Brain's goal.
The third round draw has pitted Everton against lower league opponents regularly over the last 15 years. Generally, the Blues have brushed aside whoever has stood in their path, including Bristol City (2-0, 1999), Watford (2-1, 2001), Plymouth (3-1, 2005) Macclesfield Town (1-0, 2009), Carlisle United (3-1, 2010) and Tamworth (2-0, 2012). However, the Blues need to look no further than the losses to Shrewsbury (1-0, 2002) and Oldham Athletic (1-0, 2008) to be reminded that potential upsets can occur in the oldest knockout competition in world football.
One tie omitted from the above list of recent third round wins was the clash against Scunthorpe United two years ago. Again selected for live television coverage, Everton ensured there was to be no shock scoreline at Glanford Park as they ran out comfortable 5-1 victors. Goals from Louis Saha, Jermaine Beckford, Seamus Coleman, Marouane Fellaini and Leighton Baines eased David Moyes' side into the draw for the last-32 in front of over 7,000 fans in Lincolnshire.
Players who have represented Everton and Cheltenham Town are few and far between, although Andy Gray spent the final season of his professional career with the Robins in 1989/90, scoring seven goals in 20 league matches. Current Blue Luke Garbutt spent last term on loan at Whaddon Road, while Scott Brown – a former professional at Everton – represented Cheltenham for three years between 2007 and 2010. Two others who have connections to both clubs are Brett Angell and Jimmy McCambridge.
1) It has been seven years since Everton were last held to a draw in the FA Cup third round. In 2005/06 it took a replay to beat Millwall, with Tim Cahill scoring against his former club in a 1-0 win at Goodison.
2) Everton have only failed to score once in their last 13 FA Cup third round ties. This was against Oldham Athletic in 2008.
3) The last Evertonian to score a hat-trick in a third round match was Graeme Sharp in a 5-0 thumping of Sheffield Wednesday in 1988. This occurred in the tie's third replay – the first three meetings between the teams had all finished 1-1.
Referee: Kevin Friend
Assistant Referee: Steve Child
Assistant Referee: Harry Lennard
Fourth Official: Keith Stroud
Everton were allocated just over 1,000 away tickets for the tie and these sold out within a couple of days of going on sale. For £12, fans are able to watch a live screening of the game in the 1878 Brasserie at Goodison Park with a meal and a pint included in the price (click here for more information). Alternatively, live commentary will be available on evertonfc.com.
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Everton to win: 1/3
Everton to win 3-0: 15/2
Anichebe to score first: 6/1
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The laughter at the Lombardo house in Marietta hides the daily struggles of the family.
"I take it day-by-day. I am a laughter type of person," said Sarah Lombardo.
Sarah Lombardo and her husband, Brandon, have three children of their own. In early December, they brought in their two nieces and nephew whose parents were killed in a car accident.
Ryan and Jessica Lombardo died on Dec. 1. Police said the couple took a turn too fast on Paper Mill Road in Cobb County and went into the trees. The medical examiner said the couple died at the scene.
"Just from verbally speaking to each other that if anything happened to either of us, we would take in the kids," said Sarah Lombardo.
On Dec. 1, Sarah and Brandon Lombardo went from raising three kids to six. Then on Jan. 3, their world changed again.
Sarah Lombardo said her husband fell backwards as they left a restaurant. He had to undergo emergency brain surgery. He had part of his skull removed and doctors are scheduled to reattach the piece of bone next week.
"Unfortunately we don't have insurance. They (Ryan and Jessica Lombardo) didn't have life insurance," said Sarah Lombardo.
What adds to the financial struggle is Brandon Lombardo is self-employed; his business partner was his brother.
"I don't like to ask for help, even if I need it. Thankfully, we have neighbors like Gennie," said Sarah Lombardo.
Gennie Hampton lives across the street. She said when people hear about the Lombardos they want to help and she has become the go-between for the family and others.
"I am just so proud of her for stepping up and saying, 'these are now my children,'" said Hampton.
Sarah Lombardo said the support helps her smile for her family.
"Day-by-day, like I said. Stressing over it isn't going to get you nowhere," said Sarah Lombardo.
If you'd like to help the Lombardos, one of the children's schools set up a fund to help the kids. You can make a donation by visiting www.brumbyfoundation.com.
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