March 2011

THE BURLEITH BELLPhotos fromthe2/28/11ANC2emeetingonGU'sCampusPlan Voted 2009and2004OUTSTANDING COMMUNITYNEWSLETTER CAMPUS PLANSCHEDULED 'S2010-2020 ZONING COMMISSIONHEARINGSON SAVE THEDATES! (see page2) Safety, theArtsandTransportation Issues Find outwhattheBCAisuptoregarding: May 2011 Friends of EllingtonFieldand GardensDay—April/ Coming Up: BURLEITH ANNUALSUMMER PICNICINTHEPARK —JUNE11 neighborhood sparkle. with Georgetownstudents,andhelpmake our and coffee!Meetyourneighbors,work together Meet atEllingtonField,andcomeearly forbagels Saturday, April16,from9:00amto12noon. The BurleithSpringClean-upwillbeon by the

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EDITORIAL President’s Message is forming a few committees to work Board member Matthew Yabroudy is on key issues of trash, roads/traffic, chair of our Roads and Traffic Committee Our Advisory arts/music and safety. With the District and is our connection with DDOT Neighborhood facing budget issues, we are going to (Department of Transportation). Joining Commission (2e) need to step up and be proactive about Matthew are neighbors Edwin Penick overwhelmingly passed protecting our community. and Stephen Brown. They will be looking a resolution Feb. 28 at our traffic issues, street and sidewalk condemning GU’s Safety is a primary issue that the repairs, etc. Feel free to contact Matthew 2010-2020 campus board realizes is on everyone’s mind. by email at [email protected] plan. It was a victory for Burleith as There has been an increase in crime or 390-1843. well as for Georgetown, Foxhall and District-wide, and Burleith is feeling Hillandale. We've stood shoulder-to- the effects. The BCA board is forming The Ellington Fields and Gardens shoulder against GU and now we have a Safety Committee to assist our ANC Committee is underway, with a the ANC2e's support, as well as support commissioner Ed Solomon in coming up wonderful group of neighbors who will from council member Jack Evans with ways to deal with stolen packages, shepherd the care of the field. Look for and concerns from council member auto theft, robberies and burglaries. At more on what will be happening at the Mary Cheh. We are looking to Mayor this time the biggest single action you field in next month’s Bell. Gray for his support and help as we can take is to call 911 no matter how move towards the zoning commission big or small an incident appears. If your As we move into spring, I look forward hearings, which start next month. (See gut is telling you something is wrong, to a successful outcome at the zoning page 3.) it most likely is. If it turns out it isn’t a commission hearings. threat, well, better safe than sorry. Let As we head into the homestretch, we are MPD decide whether something is or Feel free to call or email me with any putting the final touches on our case, as isn’t an issue. What we report may factor comments or suggestions. well as coordinating our witnesses. All into a larger picture. See you around the neighborhood. of this and more has been the joint effort of a huge network of neighbors working Burleith has three art schools as Lenore Rubino tirelessly. I am grateful for their efforts neighbors and many artists living in our 202.262.1261 or and for having the opportunity to get to community. If you would like to join a [email protected] know this fine group of individuals. brain-storming group that will explore ways we can bring the magic of the arts “Never doubt that a small group of For more information on the latest to Burleith and make it an integral part thoughtful, committed citizens can media regarding the campus plan, change the world; indeed, it’s the only of our community, please contact me. thing that ever does.” please go to www.burleith.org. There — Margaret Mead are many good reports to read to further your understanding of the issues. Notice to Donors: *At this time The Burleith Community Fund (BCF) does not have tax-exempt The BCA board is thinking long-term status. Please consult with your tax advisor for proper treatment of your donation. The BCA is still in the on how to keep Burleith a safe, clean process of completing the 501c3 application. All monies received as donations for use in the campaign and a wonderful place to live. The BCA against GU's campus plan are deposited into a separate BCF bank account and the funds are reserved for that purpose only. Please consult your tax advisor for proper treatment of the donation.

Donations: By mail or at burleith.org Select donation *The Burleith Community Fund (BCF) is in the process of becoming a 501c3 which will enable amount: Please make check payable to: by donations to be tax-deductible. All donors will be notified before the end of the year of the $1,000 $500 Burleith Community Fund BCF’s tax status. Please consult with your tax advisor for proper treatment of the donation. send check and this form to: or at $200 $100 Name: ______Burleith Citizens Association P.O. Box 32262, Calvert Station Street Address:______City:______$50 2336 Wisconsin Ave., NW Other, specify mail State:____ Zip:______Email:______Washington, D.C. 20007-9996 burleith.org DONATE: DONATE: Home Phone:______Cell Phone: ______amount_____ BURLEITH CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Board of Directors Membership President Lenore Rubino 262-1261 Membership Jennifer Jarratt 270-0903 Vice President Walter Hillabrant 338-6519 Membership Database Linda Brooks 333-2826 Treasurer Nan Bell 338-2831 Volunteer Coordinator Marjorie Wolfe 965-1699 Secretary Candith Pallandre 390-9737 Newsletter Members at Large Editor Pat Davies 337-0991 Newsletter Pat Davies 337-0991 Editor Lenore Rubino 262-1261 GU relations committee Sheila Hegy 248-9448 Editorial advisor Michael Farquhar 338-2921 Membership Jennifer Jarratt 270-0903 Advertising Karen Landes 333-4673 ANC liaison & past president Ed Solomon 337-2030 Circulation Marjorie Wolfe 965-1699 Internet Gerri Solomon 494-8379 Design/layout Marjorie Kask marjoriekask@ Events Kay Twomey 337-5105 gmail.com Infrastructure Matthew Yabroudy 390-1843 Web site BCA Committees Co-Webmaster Jen Perry 338-1201 Friends of Ellington Field Rich Field 669-1986 Co-Webmaster Ross Schipper 333-2826 Fall/Spring Cleanup Mark Gisler 342-1922 Flea Market Marjorie Wolfe 965-1699 Write to board members and the BCA at: PO Box 32262, Calvert Street Station, Trash and Rat Abatement Candith Pallandre 390-9737 2336 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington DC 20007 | E-mail [email protected] 2 THE BURLEITH BELL www.burleith.org ZONING COMMISSION HEARINGS ON GU PLAN SCHEDULED

Georgetown University (GU) filed its 2010- The GU plan proposes to increase If you want more information on how 2020 Campus Plan with the DC Zoning enrollment by more than 2,700 students to do this, please call Pat Scolaro at Commission in late December, 2010. The (in addition to the 1,109 students added (202) 338-5321 or email Bonnie Hardy at Plan is docketed as Zoning Commission since the fall of 2009) over the next ten [email protected]. BCA must Case No. 10-32. Hearings on the plan will years without providing any new student give the names of its witnesses to the begin April 14, when the University will housing on campus, thus forcing these Commission by late March, so if you wish present its case to the Zoning Commission. students to find housing in Burleith (and to be a witness, please contact Pat or Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E other adjacent communities) and creating Bonnie soon. If you prefer to write the (ANC 2E), which is meeting on February 28 an incentive for investors to buy up more Zoning Commission and do not require to consider a report and recommendation Burleith homes to convert into student further information from Pat or Bonnie, the on the GU plan, will then present its group housing. It is important that Burleith address is D.C. Zoning Commission, 441 testimony. (The report being considered residents whose lives have been adversely 4th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20001. Put by the ANC is on the ANC web site.) The impacted by the substantial presence of the case number in the heading of your Burleith Citizens Association (BCA) and the existing student group houses in our letter and identify who you are, where you Citizens Association of Georgetown (CAG) neighborhood voice their opposition to this live and how long you have lived there. will then present testimony opposing the plan, and there are additional proposals Simply tell the Commissioners in your GU plan, probably on May 12. Individual in the GU plan that the BCA opposes and own words how GU’s failure to house its Burleith residents will have an opportunity about which you may want to express students on campus has impacted you and to testify, possibly on the evening of May your concerns. Residents can express their your family. 12, but more likely on May 16, also in the opposition or concerns either as witnesses evening. at the hearings or in letters to the Zoning Commission. AGING IN PLACE UPDATE By Pat Scolaro News about Georgetown Village - Neighbors Helping Neighbors in Burleith and Georgetown Another meeting was recently held to appointments, grocery shopping, Plans for Georgetown Village are moving in Burleith to introduce the emerging handyman chores, daily check-up calls, forward, and $45,000 has been raised Georgetown Village to our residents. Four assistance with paperwork and record — the beginning of a start-up fund. A such meetings have been held and interest keeping - and many more services that membership drive will soon be announced, in the Village continues to grow. This last will be determined by the wishes of the and anyone pledging membership by a meeting was hosted by Mary Meyer who members. Such services will usually be specific date (to be announced), will be has just joined the Advisory Board of provided by local volunteers. Also social known as a Founding Member and will join Georgetown Village. activities that will connect members with at a substantially reduced rate for the first new and old friends are being planned. In year and receive a 10% discount on future Once again Sharon Lockwood, Founder of addition, the Village will develop lists of years membership. Georgetown Village and Chairman of the recommended providers of services, such Board, was present, and along with Mary If you are not ready to be a member please as plumbing, roofing and home health care. Meyer gave a complete overview of the consider being a volunteer one of the concept of “Aging in Place “and how it Membership in Georgetown Village allows wide range of skills that will be needed to benefits residents by helping them remain individuals to use these services whether assist members. If you are interested in longer in their own homes rather than they are temporarily disabled by an learning more about the Village, or being moving to a retirement residence. There accident or short term illness, or on a long a volunteer, or making a contribution to was a discussion of the varied services term basis. Georgetown Village, please call Pat Scolaro that Georgetown Village is likely to offer on (202) 338-5321 or Mary Meyer on (202) members. These include—transportation 965-3962.

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If you wish to write and express your concerns to city politicians, an On-line Petition opposing GU's Campus Plan, and a Sample Letter, are available on the BCA's website at burleith.org

www.burleith.org THE BURLEITH BELL 3 ACTIVITIES MARCH 2011 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Soup du jour- Split Pea with ham & Soup du jour- Pasta Fagiole croutons (Potage Saint Germain)RIS, with Escarole and Grilled Bread March 26 2275 L Street NW; Cost: $5/Cup; $8/Pint; RIS (see March 1) National Cherry Blossom Festival Family Day $12/Quart; Contact: www.risdc.com or Association of American University (202) 730-2500 ,10:00 am, free. Contact: [email protected] Presses Book, Jacket, and Journal Author Discussion and Book Signing: Show or (877) 44B-LOOM. “A Few Good Women” Runs from March 1-11; Free Official opening celebration of the Cherry Blossom Festival. Navy Memorial; 12:00 noon; Free www. Contact: Georgetown University Library, americanveterans center.org/events/ (202) 687-7452 conference/ or (202) 737-2300 With author Rosemary Neidel-Greenlee.

Soup du jour- Sweet Potato, Chili & Lime with pepitas, cilantro and sour 1 2 Soup du jour- Senate White Bean Soup du jour- Gumbo Soup du jour- Cream of Tomato cream (Vegetarian) with grilled mozzarella panini RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) Organ Recital: Roman Krasnovsky National Cathedral; 5:15 pm Mardi Gras Suggested donation: $10 per person Ash Wednesday Contact: www.nationalcathedral.org or (202) 537-2319 No reservations required, except for groups.

Soup du jour- Chicken Posole with Soup du jour- Moroccan Vegetable Soup sopapillas 6 7 with orange couscous and harissa8 9 RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) Soup du jour- Spiced Lentil Chickpea Benefit: Cocktails for Conversations Soup du jour- Pasta Fagiole Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis Kreeger Museum; 6:00-8:00 pm with Escarole and Grilled Bread National Cathedral; 4:00 pm; Tickets $25- and Venison Sausage Soup with Basmati Rice Tickets: $100 (tax deductible). RIS (see March 1) $85; Contact: www.nationalcathedral. Complimentary valet parking org or (202) 537-2319. Featuring three of RIS (see March 1) www.kreegermuseum.org or (202) 338-3552 Beethoven’s finest compositions: An art and music experience to Consecration of the House overture, encourage conversation and a sense Choral Fantasy, and Missa Solemnis. of well being for those living with Alzheimer’s Disease and their caregivers. Soup du jour- SPRING Greens and Barley Soup 13 14 15 16 RIS (see March 1) Soup du jour- Ham Bone Soup Soup du jour- Potage Parmentier Soup du jour- Pasta Fagiole (Potato and Leek Soup) (Vegetarian) First Day of Spring with Hominy and Peas with Escarole and Grilled Bread RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) Organ Recital: Jeremy Filsell National Cathedral; 5:15 pm Suggested donation: $10 per person www.nationalcathedral.org or (202) 537-2319. No reservations required, except for groups.

National Walk for Epilepsy Soup du jour- Portuguese Kale Soup Soup du jour- Pasta Fagiole -Between20 Independence with white beans and21 chorizo 22 with Escarole and23 Grilled Bread and Constitution Ave; 8:00 am RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) [email protected] or (866) 4EF-WALK Soup du jour- Crème de Cresson (Cream of Watercress Soup) Organ Recital: Florian Wilkes National Cathedral; 5:15 pm Cherry Blossom Tea RIS (see March 1) NatsFest Suggested donation: $10 per person Tudor Place; 1:00 pm Nationals Stadium; 6:30 pm www.nationalcathedral.org or Members $20; Non-members $25 Tickets from $10 (202) 537-2319; No reservations required, except for groups. Contact: [email protected] or Contact: Joanna.Comfort@nationals. (202) 965-0400 x110 com or (202) 640-7711

Oppose GU's27 Campus Plan Lawn Signs28 and Buttons 29TRASH TALK! 30 Email Supercan tips: paint your address on your can. [email protected] or call If your can has no lid, you can be fined. To request 248-9448 to obtain a new a new supercan, call 311. The cost is $62.50, or replacement sign and buttons. or $32.00 for those over 60.

4 THE BURLEITH BELL www.burleith.org BURLEITH March Is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month ACTIVITIES Colorectal cancer screening saves lives. If everyone aged 50 years old or CITIZENS older were screened regularly, as many as 60% of deaths from this cancer ASSOCIATION could be avoided. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Woman, Love and Property Tour Tudor Place; 10:30 am Soup du jour- Agi Dashi Soup du jour- New England Clam Members $8; Non-members $10 with fried tofu and daikon Chowder with Oyster Crackers Contact: [email protected] or RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) (202) 965-0400 x110

Run for Rwanda 5K Mount Vernon campus of University BURLEITH’S HOUSING MARKET 4:00-6:00 pm; Tickets from $25.00 Contact: www.run4rwanda.com Month Address List Price/Status Sept 10 T St $695K contract

Soup du jour- Dtom khaa gung3 Soup du jour- New England Clam4 Free Second Saturday Children’s5 Storytime S St $724.9K contract (Thai coconut, lime and shrimp soup) Chowder with Oyster Crackers Kreeger Museum; 10:15-11:00 am; Free Contact: http://www.kreegermuseum.org Nov 10 S St $945K contract RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) or (202) 337-3050; For children ages 3-5. Jan 11 T St $809K contract Travel and Adventure Show Opening Day Walter E. Washington Convention Center; Feb 11 39th St $749K contract 10:30 am; Tickets from $10; Melanie Source: Metropolitan Regional Information System Information is believed to be accurate, but should Flavin, [email protected] or not be relied upon without verification. Accuracy of (203) 878-2577 information is not guaranteed. Lenore Rubino Realtor, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Stoddert Open House Soup du jour- Duck Consomme Stoddert Main Office,10 9:30 am 11 RIS (see March 1) 12 Stoddert’s Principal, Dr. Marjorie Soup du jour- New England Clam BURLEITH TEE Cuthbert, will host 2 mini-open houses Chowder with Oyster Crackers Inside the Artist’s Studio: Anil Revri in March. If you or someone you know SHIRTS FOR SALE! is considering Stoddert for the 2011- RIS (see March 1) Attendees will be notified of address 2012 school year, this is an excellent one week before visit. Support our commu- opportunity to tour the facilities and Noon; Free for members; $10 non- nity and look cool at the learn about the curriculum. members (space is limited); same time with a Burleith St. Patrick’s Day Contact: www.kreegermuseum.org or tee shirt. The tee shirts (202) 338-3552 debuted at the Burleith picnic in June and were 17 18 Soup du jour- Tuna in 19Brodo with an instant hit with every- artichokes, white beans, celery and lemon Soup du jour- Thai Duck Soup du jour- Clam Chowder one. They have BURLEITH Soup with Pickled Limes with Oyster Crackers RIS (see March 1) spelled out over the left RIS (see March 1) RIS (see March 1) Scouts in Georgetown Day (Junior and Cadette Scouts) breast, while our VILLAGE Tudor Place; 10:30 am-Noon IN THE CITY logo runs Stoddert Open House National Waffle Day Limited Availability, Please call across the upper back. Stoddert Main Office, 9:30 am 202-965-0400 ext. 110 The shirts come in grey (see March 17) and white with blue letter- ing. If we don't have your size right now, we will Soup du jour- Clam and Shrimp Ginger be placing more orders. Broth with Soba Noodles24 The Big Chili, Stoddert25 Elementary School PTA's biggest fundraiser26 of the year, is Children's shirts are $10, RIS (see March 1) almost here. What started in the 1980s as a simple Chili cook-off on the school play- ground has grown up. This year's event promises to be an elegant evening of catered adult shirts are $15. Tudor Nights: Blossoms and Bubbly chili and exciting auction items at La Maison Française (the French Embassy). What Tudor Place; 6:00 pm Order forms are available hasn't changed is the long-standing tradition of bringing community together—parents, on burleith.org. Members Free; Non-members $10 teachers, Burleith and Glover Park neighbors, plus our city leaders—to ensure our local Contact: [email protected] or children receive a quality educational experience. Please join us Sunday, April 3rd from (202) 965-0400 x110 5:30-8:30pm at the French Embassy in support of Stoddert. Tickets are currently avail- able for purchase, but don't wait! Early bird prices will be $25 until March 3rd, and then Living next to Noisy go up to $40 ($50 at the door). Funds raised by the PTA are used to purchase and Unruly Neighbors? 31 supplies for classrooms and playgrounds, as well as curriculum supplements Trash or property like the Stanford EPGY on-line program. Thanks in part to these efforts, maintenance issues? Stoddert had the highest test scores for a DCPS elementary school last year. For more information, visit the Stoddert website at: www.stoddert.org NOISE—Call 911 day or night Trash and Unkept Properties The Stoddert PTA is also currently collecting items for the Big Chili auction. Report to the City at 311 or Items can be as diverse as weekend getaways, artwork, gift certificates, online at http://311.dc.gov/ cleaning services, or even dinners prepared in-home. If you would like to donate, please contact [email protected]. Thank you! www.burleith.org THE BURLEITH BELL 5 COMMUNITY SEARCHING FOR THE PERFECT CROISSANT By Corinna Lothar

Do you look forward to a special dish when for a French one, except that it is very small croissants, but your kitchen, and perhaps the traveling abroad? Perhaps bangers and mash and overly baked. It’s quite dark, very crisp and whole house, will be filled with the aroma of in London? A seafood paella in Barcelona? flaky with good buttery flavor, but with hardly baking bread. A lovely morning scent, and Fettuccine Alfredo in Rome? A perfectly any soft interior. For $2.10 per croissant, you the cents are just right too. The box ($3.99) grilled fish with a touch of lemon and olive don’t get very much bite for your buck. costs only about 50 cents apiece. oil in Athens? Breakfast of a buttery croissant Locolat’s strength is the café/bakery’s superb and café au lait in Paris? Belgian chocolates, made in-house. They You can find a reasonable facsimile for most look like jewels; each chocolate is individually of those dishes in Washington restaurants. decorated. They are expensive and delicious. For example, try the British inspired dishes Forget the croissants and go for the chocolates. at Againn; the paellas whipped up by Jose The best bakery croissant we found was at Andres at his Jaleo restaurants; the lovely Patisserie Poupon, right in the neighborhood pastas at Osteria Bibbiana, or the fresh fish (1645 Wisconsin Ave., 202/342-3248). The at Mourayo. But a perfect, buttery croissant? croissants, like Locolat’s are small. They are That’s more difficult. crisp, buttery and close to the French ones, but We tried croissants in some of Washington’s they too lack the soft insides that contrast so Real estate group bakeries in search of a Paris-style example, deliciously with the flaky exteriors. Poupon’s and this is what we discovered: croissants are priced at $2.00 apiece. All of the Firehook Bakery makes a large croissant, prices are without the 10% District tax. priced at $1.55, which needs to be heated The markets, like Safeway, Harris Teeter or LenoreRubino.com to obtain any kind of flakiness. The taste is Marvelous Markets, sell croissants also. But not particularly buttery and its soft interior they don’t really resemble the French ones. makes it a good croissant for dipping into They’re okay, especially when heated; just coffee au lait. don’t think Paris. The Fine Sweet Shop in the Eastern Market Finally, if you would like to have hot, fragrant offers a huge croissant ($1.75), more of a croissants with your morning breakfast or sweet bread than a French croissant, except afternoon tea, consider Trader Joe’s box of for the shape. It’s not crisp, but the flavor eight small frozen croissants. But you have is very good. Like the Firehook croissant, it to plan ahead, for these morsels need to be would make a good sandwich or French toast. proofed. They need to rise overnight and then are baked for about fifteen minutes Locolat’s (1781 Florida Ave., Suite A, 202/518- COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE 2570) chef makes a croissant that might pass in the morning (or afternoon). Not only do -Georgetown you then have perfect, Parisian style buttery 3000 K Street NW, Suite 101, Washington, DC, 20007

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Feb-13 Davies, Patricia Nov-11 Dwyer, Paul Dec-11 Tuomey, Elizabeth, Dave & Nate May-11 Dinapoli, John/ Sinclair, Wayne Sep-11 Eaton, Evett, Shana & Michael Mar-11 Twomey Household Jan-12 Dwyer, Stuart & Julie Dec-11 Edwards, Bob & Susan Nov-11 Vaishnav, Milan; Crocker, Bathsheba Aug-11 Garbrick, Lee & Loretta Apr-11 Farquhar, Michael Oct-11 Van Bergen, Alan & Myrna May-11 Hardy, Bonnie & John Dec-11 Feder, Megan & Kevin Nov-11 Van Weddingen Family Jan-12 Harrison, Glen, Sims, Janice Apr-11 Flynn, Jonathan, Dunsmore, Carrie Jun-11 Verhoff, Gwen Oct-11 Hennessy, Kevin, McKay, Mark Aug-11 Gisler Family Oct-11 Viksnins, George & Mara Oct-11 Hepler, Kathie, Field, Rich Apr-12 Golian, Joseph Jan-12 Wedderburn, Dan Dec-11 Herlihy, Dan Feb-12 Gravatte Lee; Cavanaugh, Carol Jun-11 Xereas, John & Nazy Apr-11 Hillabrant, Judy & Walter May-11 Hegy, Sheila Aug-11 Yabroudy, Matthew Sep-11 Jarratt, Jennifer Sep-11 Henneberg/Hayes Family Dec-11 Young/Howie, Natalie & David Oct-11 Keyes, Thomas Jan-12 Henry, Gail & Francis, Sam Dec-11 Ziemian, Joelle Feb-12 Kimball, Leslie & Peter Sep-11 Herman, Megan Mar-11 Koster/Doege, Julia & Richard Dec-11 Hopper, Janice Aug-11 Compiled on 02/26/11. Kroll, Charlotte Sep-11 Isenman, Mike, Mostow, Ali Apr-11 Langenbacher, Eric & Kay Sep-11 Juppenlatz, Gail, Richard Apr-11 THANK YOU to all the members McCaffrey, Judith E. May-11 Kane, P. Feb-12 rejoining­—and WELCOME to new Meyer, Mary & Henry Jul-11 Keegan, Daniel; Bellil, Lisa Dec-11 members. If your name has been erroneously Morrissey, Betty & Paul Mar-11 Krieger, Henry Nov-11 omitted, please contact [email protected] or (202)270- Napolitano, Ornella Apr-11 Krooth, John Jun-11 0903. 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