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Your KGCA
Contact Your KGCA:
Killarney Glengarry Community
Association
2828 – 28 Street SW
Calgary, Alberta
T3E 2J3
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Community Association (noun): An organization
of people and groups working for the common
good of a neighbourhood.
This is your community – all are welcome.
Come down, get a membership, enjoy
the wide range of facilities, join the board,
volunteer, and make new friends of your
neighbours.
If you have any questions or concerns, or
would like to find out more about how you
can participate in your community, call us
at the hall at 403-246-6668. If we are busy
flooding the rink or setting up for a community
function, please leave us a message
and we’ll get right back to you.
Killarney-Glengarry Community
Association Board of Directors
President Mike Cundall pres@killarneyglengarry.com
Vice-President Gina Hastie vp@killarneyglengarry.com
Treasurer Tanya Ivey treasurer@killarneyglengarry.com
Secretary Kristen Simpson secretary@killarneyglengarry.com
Development Keren Houlgate landuse@killarneyglengarry.com
Communications Jill Dewes comms@killarneyglengarry.com
imagineCALGARY Joey Stewart imagine@killarneyglengarry.com
Traffic Naz Virani traffic@killarneyglengarry.com
Playground Chelsea Ince playground@killarneyglengarry.com
Garden Coordinator Kim Urabniak garden@killarneyglengarry.com
Newsletter Editor Renée Clark news@killarneyglengarry.com
Facilities
Kyle Mendritzki
Engagement Antony Brozinic engagement@killarneyglengarry.com
Killarney Glengarry Community
Vision Statement
Together, let’s build and live
and thrive and love Killarney,
and make it the best place in the world
KGCA Facilities KGCA Hall Rental
Perfect for any function!
Your Killarney-Glengarry Community Association Hall is available for
rental use at competitive rates, with preferred rates for KGCA members.
The KGCA Hall is a valuable resource for the citizens of Killarney-
Glengarry. When you hold your birthday parties, special events, team
parties, and group meetings there, you invest in your community.
Weekdays (Monday – Thursday)
Non-members $35/hr (min 4 hrs)
Members $30/hr (min 4 hrs)
Weekends (Friday – Sunday)
Non-members $55/hr (min 4 hrs)
Members $50/hr (min 4 hrs)
• A $250 damage deposit is required to secure booking.
• $75 janitorial fees charged on ALL bookings.
• GST will be added to all rental fees.
Renting the KGCA Hall is easy! Just call Lola at 403-474-3845 or email
killarneyhallrentals@gmail.com.
Development
committee update
Perspective
I spent a day of insights at the Subdivision and Development
Appeal Board last week. The appeal was
made by an applicant, the Designer, against the refusal
of his Development Permit. The house would have
been beautiful and different - a good addition to Killarney’s
eclectic streetscape - unfortunately it required
too many relaxations to the Land Use Bylaw and because
of this, the SDAB upheld the refusal.
The first insight came from the information put
together by the City for the appeal, which included
the File Manager’s emails with the designer, letters
from neighbours, the comments from the KGCA, the
detailed review of the development application to the
bylaw, and final drawings. This complete file package
is something that the KGCA would not normally see
and it was enlightening and encouraging. If you ever
think that the City does not have the interests of ordinary
citizens at heart then you need to read one of
these files. (They are online at www.calgarysdab.ca/
meeting-agendas.html). The hard work that this File
Manager put in with the applicant to adjust the design
to fit the Land Use Bylaw and to the needs of the
Killarney Community is praiseworthy.
The next insight although not new is worth restating:
An SDAB hearing is always a great place to see balance
and fairness in action. The City organization and the
SDAB themselves make it easy and simple for people
who are not accustomed to attending or presenting
at hearings to have their views heard and considered.
SDAB judgements are always fair and balanced and in
every judgement are bound by the Land Use Bylaw.
The final insight came from the Designer. This appeal
gave us a chance to sit down and really talk about
what would be needed to make the development a
reality. The Designer felt that elements of the building
design could have been amended to fit LUB parameters
if there was a clear message that the approval or
refusal of the Development Permit hinged upon these
design elements, specifically lot coverage and a deep
staggered front setback designed specifically for this
unusual parcel of land.
So just before the SDAB hearing started, we came to
an agreement about changes to the lot coverage and
set-backs from the lot boundaries that would have
mitigated the placement of the building. Yes, the
Development Committee has discussed this before
with the Developer, but in the real world the crunch
point is usually where the views of all parties are pared
down to simple understanding, and consequently the
crunch point is where most agreements can happen.
Life is like that.
Although we had come to an agreement it was not
possible to present revised plans that could have
been incorporated into an SDAB ruling. It was too late
to incorporate changes, and the SDAB had to uphold
the refusal of the development permit.
And that is a shame, because the building would
have been an interesting addition to Killarney. These
insights may help change our perspective of the excellent
work of the City File Managers - they really do
care. They may help our perspective of the equally
excellent work of the designers and developers who
spend their time and money to redevelop Killarney.
Sure it’s for profit; profit is good; profitable business
creates jobs. For the Killarney Glengarry Community
Association the ongoing message is that we must
open doors and keep conversations moving forward
toward development that benefits all of us.
Keren Houlgate
Director, Development
landuse@killarneyglengarry.com
killarneyglengarry.com
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October is all about hunkering down for Winter. These
are glory days of savouring the harvest. Putting the
garden to bed in a way that ensures success next year,
splitting plants especially, precious peonies, to share
with friends; sharpening your tools and giving them a
light coat of oil to keep them sharp and make them last
for years, mulching your favourite plants, especially
tender ones - I throw a layer of carpet over the
Enomymous Fortunei - a fabulous plant that
is a beautiful evergreen, summer and winter.
Leave some dried plants standing to hold
the snow cover to help other hardier plants
survive the winter.
This year I built an “Insect Hotel” which is a
place in your garden that will attract bugs,
like ladybugs, to spend the winter so they
are ready to go to work early in the spring.
Other favourite rituals are laying in food for the
winter. Whether it’s pickling beets, freezing fruit,
making pies with friends to freeze for special winter
celebrations, making antipasto; the BEST recipe is in Calgary’s
own “Best of Bridge” cookbook. We’ll run a copy
to inspire you.
Other critically important things are safety items. Put up
the Christmas lights this month so that no one falls off
a ladder in the freezing days in December, better yet,
if you’re rushed, hire a local company to do it for you.
They have the right tools and are experienced in doing
it safely. Incidents like these can be life altering events, I
know, it happened to a good friend - it seemed so simple,
to stand on a ladder and put lights over the garage
door, his back fractured and he lived a life of pain.
Western Pride
Car Detailing
Take the time to check that winter coats fit and kids
haven’t grown out of their winter boots, mitts are found
and hats are where people can find them.
Include the car in planning for winter. Change the tires,
if you have to, before the first snowfall and save yourself
a lot of frustration and time. Have your regular tune up
include checking the fluids, like winter washer fluid. Be
sure that you have an emergency kit in the trunk with
things like sleeping bags, paper and matches, bungee
cords and jumper cables.
So now that your minds are in a planning mode
getting things in place so that you’re ready
to handle everything that winter will throw
at us this year. So it is with imagineKIL-
LARNEY. This year we’re planning for the
years 2015/16 but we’re also planning for
the next decade. What things will we need
down the road? Analyzing what we’ve
done that has worked well and building on
those successes. Carefully looking at what
didn’t work so well and decide if they should
be changed or dropped.
We’re trying hard to “think differently” than we have before.
Thinking in the same mode only gets us the same
old, same old ideas. We’re challenging ourselves to open
our minds to hear ideas we may have heard before but
didn’t ‘really’ hear. We’re going to go back to basis to
ensure that we’re making decisions based on our core
values.
When new members come on the Board it is expected
that they are accountable, inclusive and sustainable but
we also expect all of us to act with courage by making
the right decisions, not the expedient ones; to be adaptable,
flexible and nimble to changing conditions and to
be open-minded about new approaches, new people
and especially about new ideas.
Give some consideration to volunteering in the community
- it’s a lot of fun and it helps us to reach our Vision
of living in the best place in the world. And for the
opportunity to contribute- your life experience, your
skills, your passion and enthusiasm.
Sheryl Sandberg has the right recipe: “the ultimate luxury
is to combine passion and contribution. It’s also
a very clear path to happiness”. Well spoken!
Joey Stewart
What’s Happening
OCT 2015
at the Community Hall?
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9:00 Busy Bees Playgroup
9:00am Parents & Tots
1:30 Yoga with Sophie
8:30 am T.O.P.S.
6:00pm Blue Arch String
Orchestra
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Killarney Swag Now For Sale!
Now For 03 Killarney Swag
I know you want to look as cool as these three fine fellows,
right? If you would like to show your Killarney
pride along with our President Mike Cundall, Councillor
Evan Woolley, and Facilities guru Kyle Mendritzki, please
purchase a coffee mug ($15.00) or this t-shirt ($25.00) by
emailing comms@killarneyglengarry.com.
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In Memoriam
05 In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Michelle Malone
Feb 15 1976 - Aug 25 2015
Leaf & Pumpkin composting
program is underway!
Bring your leaves and pumpkins to a depot near
you until November 8.
Fall is in the air – and on the ground. As Calgarians clean
up their yards they can bring their bagged leaves and
pumpkins to one of our 36 drop-off locations around
the city. By composting this material it keeps it out of
the landfill, reduces harmful greenhouse gas emissions
and helps turn the leaves and pumpkins into useful
compost. We recommend using paper yard waste bags
as they can be composted with the rest of the material.
No sod or rocks please.
SOUTHWEST LEAF & PUMPKIN DROP-OFF LOCATIONS
• Braeside Athletic Park 256 Brookpark Dr. S.W.
• Glamorgan Community Centre 4207 41st Ave. S.W.
• Haysboro Community Centre 1204 89th Ave. S.W.
• Marda Loop Communities Association 3130 16th St. S.W.
• Shawnessy Community Rink Shawinigan Drive at
• South Glenmore Park Access off 90th Avenue and 24th
Street S.W.
• Stanley Park 330 42nd Ave. S.W.
• Wildwood Community Centre 4411 Spruce Dr. S.W.
• Woodbine Athletic Park 12625 24th St. S.W.
For a full list of Leaf & Pumpkin drop-off locations, please
visit calgary.ca/leaf.
Submitted by City of Calgary Waste & Recycling Services
Michelle fought like hell against cancer until the last moment, and peacefully
passed away on Aug 25 2015. She was young, beautiful and always smiling. She
truly lived her life to the fullest and appreciated each moment. Michelle will be
greatly missed by the many people whose lives she touched.
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Designated Schools for
Killarney/Glengarry
CBE
Alexander Ferguson K-6
Glendale K-6
A.E. Cross 7-9
Vincent Massey 7-9
Killarney School K-6
École de la Rose sauvage (FR) 10-12
École de la Source (FR) K-9
CSSD
Bishop Carroll 10-12
St. Gregory 6-9
St. Mary’s 10-12
St. Michael K-9
St. Thomas Aquinas K-5
Ste-Marguerite-Bourgeoys (FR) K-12
Holy Name (FR) K-6
HUMANA MEDICAL CLINIC
the family clinic with the human touch
WHERE NEW PATIENTS AND WALK-INS ARE WELCOME
HOURS OF OPERATION
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PH: (403) 202-8888
#183, 5005 Dalhousie Drive NW
Calgary, Alberta T3A 5R8
Female Family Physician
Dr Rosario Guevara MD
MUSIC LESSONS!
ALL AGES & SKILL LEVELS
Private lessons in piano, voice,
guitar, violin, cello, drums,
composition, music theory,
flute & more!
In home lessons available
MUSIC KIDS
AGES 6 MONTHS—5 YEARS
Singing, movement & instrument play!
Register online today
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Call: 403-246-8446
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Visit: 3522 19 Street SW, Calgary
The Royal
Canadian Legion
Millennium Branch #289
2828 -28th Street S.W.
Entrance at southside of the hall
The Legion continues to extend a
warm welcome to all residents of the
Killarney/Glengarry Community.
NEW Hours of Operation
Friday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday: 1:00pm - 9:00pm
Sunday: 1:00pm - 7:00pm
If you are looking for a venue for a small birthday
or anniversary celebration, the Legion may be
your answer. For more details, please leave your
number at (403) 685-8820 and someone will get
back to you as soon as possible.
WOMEN’S IUD CLINIC
NOW OPEN EVERY SATURDAY
SHORT WAITING
IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT
CALL 403-202-8888
GLENBROOK PLAZA
PH: (403) 686-6967
#136, 3715 - 51 Street SW
Calgary, Alberta T3E 6V2
ANNOUNCING
A female family physician with lots of training and
experience in O & G starting her practice from
September 1, 2015 at the Glenbrook plaza
location.
Dr. Charmaine Gill, MD
Clinic open Monday to Sunday (all weekends)
Accepting all referrals including IUD
insertions
These Family Physicians
ARE ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
Dr. A.A. (Tayo) Alawiye
Dr. Victor Fadayomi
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August 25:
Native vs. Invasive Plants
7pm, $10; KGCA Hall, downstairs Legion room
KGCA 2015
Garden Workshop Series
October:
Microgreens
July 15:
Details TBA
Composting I: Basics
7pm, $5; In the KGCA Community Garden; November:
Bring your own
lawn chair
Landscape Architecture
Details TBA
July 29:
Composting II: Advanced Case Study December:
7pm, $5; Meet at the little library in front of 2626
Terrariums/Fairy
26 St SW
Gardens
Details TBA
August 25:
Native vs. Invasive Plants
7pm, $10; KGCA Hall, downstairs Legion room
2828 – 28th Street S.W., Calgary, Alberta T3E 2J3; 403-246-6668 Email: garden@killarneyglengarry.com
October:
Microgreens
Details TBA
September 2:
Soap Making
7pm, $10; KGCA Hall, downstairs Legion room
September 2:
Soap Making
7pm, $10; KGCA Hall, downstairs Legion room
November:
Landscape Architecture
Details TBA
December:
Terrariums/Fairy Gardens
Details TBA
2828 – 28th Street S.W., Calgary, Alberta T3E 2J3; 403-246-6668 Email: garden@killarneyglengarry.com
Managing
Your Money
Pay tax instalments or bear the cost
Andrea Nemec, Financial Planning Professional
You may have received a reminder notice from the Canadian
Revenue Agency (CRA) indicating that you should
make a quarterly tax instalment. It is important to make
these payments on time because ignoring the notice may
be costly.
You may have to make tax instalments if you received or
earned any income that is not subject to withholding at
source, such as business or investment income and/or
if you received or earned income with a low rate of withholding
at source, such as pension income and your net
tax owing is greater than $3,000 in 2015 and either 2014
or 2013.
The CRA determines if you must pay instalments based on
your tax returns from prior years and will send you a reminder
notice to make these payments – in February for
the March and June payments and in August for the September
and December payments. If you receive a reminder
notice but you do not comply you may be subject to interest
and penalty charges.
For the 2015 taxation year, the CRA will base your first two
instalments on your 2013 tax liability with the final two
being adjusted so the total of the four instalments equals
your 2014 tax liability. This calculation method can result
in an overpayment of tax if, for example, your income has
decreased over the past two taxation years. If you overpay,
you will earn instalment credit interest that is not refundable
and can be used only against interest payment
charges on late payments for the same tax year. (Check
with your advisor or accountant before making a payment
to see if your instalments should be reduced.)
If you do not make your payments on time or paid less than
you had to pay, you will be charged instalment interest at
the prescribed interest rate compounded daily (currently
at 5% which is subject to quarterly adjustments) with the
interest calculated on each instalment payment beginning
from the day it was due.
You may also have to pay a penalty (if your instalment interest
charges for 2015 are more than $1,000). The amount
of the penalty is determined by which of the following
amounts is higher:
• $1,000 or
• 25% of the instalment interest you would have to pay if
you had not made instalment payments.
To calculate the penalty, the CRA subtracts the higher
amount from your actual instalment interest charges for
2015 and divides the difference by two.
The cost of not making your instalment payments can be
substantial – it may even make sense to borrow to pay
the instalments. But don’t rush into another unnecessary
expense especially if you know your income is decreasing.
Talk to your professional advisor about the best tax planning
and investment decisions for you.
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NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICT? Community Mediation
Calgary Society (CMCS) is a no cost mediation
and conflict coaching service that can help
you resolve problems and restore peace! We help
neighbours be neighbours again! www.community
mediation.ca, 403-269-2707.
DOUG GREEN CONTRACTING: Handi-gal home
repairs. We are licensed and insured with 20 years
experience in Calgary. Services include all forms
of carpentry and interior finishing work. Specializing
in replacing counter tops. Painting, drywall repairs,
moldings, and baseboards. Free estimates,
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EXPERIENCED RELIABLE BONDED: residential
cleaner is accepting new clients. Please call Natasha
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NSP SERVICES: Exterior wood work. Deck and
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upgrading Ph. 403-999-3603.
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Playgroup
at the Hall for Kids!
Parents & Tots is a community-based drop-in program
that is open to everyone! We are a playgroup that meets
every Wednesday morning from 9am to noon. We have
cars to drive, an arts and crafts table, and a bouncy castle!
If you have a little one and are looking for an indoor
activity in the cooler weather or need to connect with
other parents in the neighbourhood, please come out
and join us for some fun and conversation! There is a
small $2.00 fee per family to help with toy replacement
and some craft materials.
Grades 7 to 12
Open House
Oct. 29, 2015
7 p.m.
www.westislandcollege.ab.ca
403.255.5300
7410 Blackfoot Trail SE
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For more information, please contact Tim
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BUILDING IN THE INNER CITY? Find out what
you need to know before you build by attending
a FREE seminar on planning an Infill Saturday,
October 24, 2015, 9:15 a.m. -11:30 a.m. at
the Killarney/Glengarry Community Association.
Register at www.calgaryinfills.ca or call 403-240-
2020 for more information.
TREES NEED PRUNING, REMOVAL, REPAIR?
INSECTS OR DISEASE A PROBLEM? Fall/Winter/Spring
(the dormant seasons) are excellent
times to have your trees/shrubs serviced by an
established (est. 1995), professional tree service.
Our goal is to educate and provide practical options.
Call - The Yardist Ltd. Tree & Spray Service
- 403-242-3332.
KG Business Directory:
Supporting
Local
Businesses
Did you know that Killarney has a thriving business
community, offering everything from Persian food to
audio rentals to beauty services to financial advice?
Supporting local businesses makes for a strong and
connected neighbourhood, so we have created a business
directory on our website to make finding all these
gems easier for everyone.
Check it out at www.killarneyglengarry.com/businessdirectory
and if you would like to be included, email
comms@killarneyglengarry.com and we will send you
a list of questions.
RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Complimentary Workshop
for Business oWners
oCtoBer 26 at 5:30 p.m.
Join a panel of top tax, estate
and business owner planning
professionals from RBC and
discover:
■■
Creative tax planning ideas
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Strategies to maximize
business value
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Retirement and estate
planning tips
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U.S. planning strategies
Your Host:
MicHael Martin
Investment Advisor
RBC Dominion Securities
To RSVP, or for more info,
call 403-299-5282 or email
kalee.boisvert@rbc.com.
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councillor, ward 8
Evan Woolley
P.O. Box 2100, Station M
Calgary, AB, Canada T2P 2M5
Phone: 403-268-2430
Make Your Voice Heard This Election
On October 19 we will all have an important choice to
make. When we cast our votes in the federal election,
we are not only choosing the voice we want representing
us in Ottawa, we are also bearing out our country’s
historic democratic tradition. It is no stretch to say that
this election will be pivotal for Canada’s future – it is certainly
one of the most important I can remember.
There is a lot of rhetoric out there: advertising, doorknocking,
debates, and other pleas for your vote. I commend
anyone who has the courage and sense of civic
duty to put their name on a ballot, and hope that in
these final days of the campaign you will take the time
to get to know your candidates and the issues that motivate
them. If one of your candidates comes knocking
on your door, have a conversation; read the politics section
of the newspaper on a coffee break; reach out to a
campaign if you want to get involved; or ask your friends
and family what their stances on particular issues are.
When it comes to casting your vote, you have several
options. On Election Day, you can vote at your local polling
place, or you can vote in advance by mail or at select
locations from October 9-12. Alternatively, you can visit
any Elections Canada office before October 13 to cast
your ballot. You must be a registered voter, which you
can set up online (www.elections.ca). Once you’re registered,
you will receive a voter information card indicating
your polling place.
On October 19, make your voice heard, and together
let’s build the best country we can. As always, you can
reach out to me and my office by phone (403-268-2430),
email (ward08@calgary.ca), or on my website (calgary.
ca/ward8).
October Moon Calendar
Last
Quarter
Oct 4
New
Moon
Oct 12
First
Quarter
Oct 20
Full
Moon
Oct 27
MLA Calgary - Currie
Brian Malkinson
2108 B - 33 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB, Canada T2T 1Z6
Phone: (403) 246-4794; Fax: (403) 686-1543
calgary.currie@assembly.ab.ca
I hope everyone had a memorable summer with family,
friends and community. I have had the privilege to meet
many of you at events put on by community associations,
pancake breakfasts and even running into you on the street.
This fall, our government will be introducing our first
budget. This important piece of legislation will help set the
priorities for government by investing in key areas of our
province. The process by which a budget goes from submissions
from government departments to being passed in the
legislature is a long one, but having been involved from the
beginning of this process, I am convinced it is worthwhile.
Over the course of the summer I have had the opportunity
to be involved in and attend a number of public consultation
meetings organized by Finance Minister Joe Ceci
while he was touring the province, and found them quite
informative. The feedback given at these consultation
meetings is crucial, because it ensures that people have an
opportunity to participate in the process of government.
The overarching theme I keep hearing during my involvement
in this process is that individuals, families, businesses,
social agencies and more, are all expecting that our government
will take the same care with the provincial budget
as they do when they deal with their household expenses.
We are committed to taking the necessary steps now to
avoid the boom-bust cycles of the past, and supporting
our children instead of balancing our books by mortgaging
their future.
I am proud to be a part of this government, and will be proud
to stand with the Minister of Finance when he introduces the
draft budget to the Legislature. As that debate progresses I
am certain that I will find myself thinking back and telling
the stories I have heard during the consultation process, and
ensuring that the voice of Calgary Currie is not lost.
I look forward to meeting each and every one of you over
the coming years. I wish to extend an invitation to all of you
to my Constituency Office Open House, happening Saturday
October 24th from 1pm-4pm. My staff and I will be at
the office (Located at: 2108B 33rd Ave SW), so stop in to
meet us, and share in some light refreshments and conversation.
I look forward to seeing you.
Sincerest Regards,
Brian
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