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        <title>New 129 Room Hotel Breaks Ground In Big Sky Town Center</title>
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By Lewis Kendall Chronicle Staff Writer Bozeman Daily Chronicle

 

Jul 23, 2017




BIG SKY — On Friday, developers and community leaders in Big Sky hosted a double celebration to announce the opening of several new businesses and the groundbreaking of the area’s first chain hotel.






A small crowd gathered to watch officials plunge shovels into the dirt to mark the start of construction for the Wilson Hotel, a Marriott Residence Inn. Located east of the newly built Town Center space, the 129-room hotel will feature a full-service restaurant, fitness center and pool.






The Wilson, named after President Woodrow Wilson and nearby Wilson Peak, is set to open for the 2018 ski season.




Urgo Hotels, a management company based out of Maryland, will operate the hotel.






“We’re working to grow Big Sky,” said Matt Kidd, managing director with CrossHarbor Capital Partners, the investment firm behind much of Big Sky’s development. “We’ve been working for years figuring out what we want Town Center to be and those conversations have always centered around needing a hotel.”






“We’re really excited to see this project come together after all these years,” added Bill Simkins, whose father purchased the Town Center land in the 1970s. “It’s going to be a game changer for the community.”






Friday night’s block party-style celebration also included the grand opening of several new arrivals in Town Center.






Among them is Compass Café, a restaurant from Sola Café and Red Tractor Pizza owner Tiffany Lach. The restaurant will offer soups, salads, various macaroni and cheeses, hot sandwiches and wraps, as well as a variety of gluten free, dairy free and vegan options, Lach said.




Also in the building is Montana Supply Co., a lifestyle apparel shop that began as Big Sky’s High Country Goods.






The Lone Mountain Land Company, will also have an office inside the building.






Lone Mountain was formed in 2014 by CrossHarbor, which has a hand in the management and ownership of several local developments, including the Yellowstone Club, Black Bull, Moonlight Basin and the Spanish Peaks Mountain Club.


 




 




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Big Sky Resort recently unveiled its new ten-year plan for the future development on the mountain and in Mountain Village. The site, bigsky2025.com, offers an interactive tour and a glimpse into Big Sky's future. From lift additions to on-mountain dining to a facelift of the main base area, there are many new developments in store for the once-sleepy resort town which showcases the massive Lone Peak and surrounding mountains within the Big Sky Resort's boundaries.


This is big news for anyone living in Big Sky or planning to live in or own property in the Big Sky area. Whether you like to ride the Lone Peak tram to the summit or you are a green run skier, your on and off mountain experience at Big Sky will be evolving. More and better options are in store and the changes have already begun. With the addition of Everett's 8800, a dining and drinking establishment on the on the summit of Andesite Mountain, and the new and improved Powder Seeker and Challenger chairlifts, things are progressing as you read this.  For a look at the site and more changes in store, click the link below.                                       


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    <pubDate>Wed, 17 May 2017 15:48:00 -0600</pubDate>
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After a long wait and much anticipation, Elevation 6000 condos are again being constructed in Big Sky Town Center. The new condos are similar in exterior appearance and floorplan to the original Elevation 6000 condos with a few minor improvements. The new E6000 condos, as they are locally referred to, will feature 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths and between 2400-2700 finished square feet with ample garage space, open floor plans and multiple outdoor decks which will open to Big Sky Town Center's open space park system. Local businessman and developer John Romney recently purchased the development rights to the remainder of the E6000 project and brings an extensive and successful track record to the table. Romney loved the original E6000 condos but felt there was room for a few changes to improve overall livability. Response to and feedback regarding the new and improved E6000 condos has been quite positive. Local designer Lori Elliot has crafted multiple finish style packages to suit the personal taste of any new homeowner and customizations to those packages are also available. All buyers will receive an extensive design consultation with Lori included with their purchase. High end appliance and fixture packages are standard and the amazing views are as well. Elevation 6000 condos are priced at $695,000 and will be available for occupancy in the early fall of 2016. Call LTD Real Estate for more information or to schedule a tour. 


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    <pubDate>Mon, 16 May 2016 13:43:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <title>Big Sky School Student of the Month</title>
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Shout out to my son Colter. Congratulations


 Ophir Elementary School Students of the Month –  Colter Smit, fourth grade


 




Colter Smit, 4th Grade




A student who demonstrates respect for the opinions and suggestions of others is open-minded, and the fourth grader who practices these life skills and qualities is Colter Smit. Students who make positive comments whether or not they agree with others’ ideas are open-minded, and Colter truly understands that everyone may like different things for different reasons. He appreciates cultural differences and others’ needs, and is open to new ideas and perspectives.
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        <title>Yellowstone Club, Big Sky Area developer, predicts more growth of high-end homes</title>
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Sam Byrne, Big Sky developer, predicts more growth of high-end homes






 This is a shared article By Troy Carter Chronicle Staff Writer of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle




 


The co-founder of the Boston-based investment firm with ownership stake in the Yellowstone Club, Moonlight Basin and Spanish Peaks explained his long-term plans Monday for real estate development at the company’s properties in Big Sky.


Sam Byrne’s CrossHarbor Capital acquired the private 13,600-acre Yellowstone Club in 2009, then partnered with Boyne Resorts in 2013 to buy the 8,100-acre Moonlight Basin and 3,530-acre Spanish Peaks.


Among a variety of commercial and residential projects, Byrne, 50, said his company was planning to build an additional 864 residential units at the Yellowstone Club. Owning a lot is required for membership in the club, which offers skiing on 2,200 acres accessed by 15 chairlifts.


 “We expect to continue to add approximately 90 members per year over the course of the next three years,” Byrne said.


Yellowstone Club prices range from $2 million to $5 million for small village lots and from $5.5 million to over $15 million for homes. In the last three years the company has averaged $500 million in annual sales, Byrne said.


Byrne said the Yellowstone Club has sold 78 homes in the American Spirit subdivision on top of the club’s property for an average of $9 million each.


“Making it by far the most successful residential resort subdivision in the country, if not the world,” Byrne said.


And the company is currently building a $28 million golf clubhouse to open this summer to add dining and event space. They’re also building three mixed-used properties at the base of the resort on top of a 360-car underground parking garage. The cost to buy, between $2,500 to $3,000 per square foot, will be the highest at any U.S. ski resort, Byrne said.


At Spanish Peaks, Byrne said, they’re ready to begin the next phase of development. There are 230 members at Spanish Peaks, but they’re aiming for 400. There’s been $45 million in construction at Spanish Peaks over the last year. Byrne said they’re now working on a 100-room, five-star hotel at Spanish Peaks, the first of that quality in southwest Montana.


Because there’s no five-star resort in southwest Montana, magazines like Condé Naste Traveler and National Geographic don’t pay attention to Big Sky.


“So the market is fairly poorly recognized in some of the major cities in the country that we now have airlift to,” he said. “We have 11 hotel sites identified under Big Sky to build over the next 15 to 20 years.”


Byrne spoke during the Chronicle’s Business Journal luncheon at the Hilton Garden Inn.


Byrne said the next steps include working as a team to stop over-saturating the market, reducing construction costs, and providing transportation and affordable housing for the booming number of employees.


The workforce housing gap is estimated at 650 to 900 residential units in Big Sky, which has a full-time population of 3,100 but can peak at 15,000 with tourists. Byrne predicted Big Sky Resort would add 500 jobs at peak season over the next five years and another 200 at Moonlight Basin and Spanish Peaks, combined.


“We couldn’t be more excited about what we have ahead of us in this community, or more proud of the people that we work with locally,” Byrne said. “The two things that keep me up at night, I joke with my colleagues are, one, that we don’t ruin it...the second one is construction.”


 


Troy Carter can be reached at 582-2630 or tcarter@dailychronicle.com. He’s on Twitter at @cartertroy.


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        <title>Trends To Watch In Real Estate Marketing For 2016</title>
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At LTD Real Estate we always want to stay ahead of the curve. Here are some marketing  trends we are watching for 2016.


Courtesy of Inman News



10 real estate marketing trends to keep an eye on in 2016


Stay ahead of the curve





byAndy Nauman

Oct 21, 2015











 



Key Takeaways




Gen Y comprises the largest share of home buyers at 32 percent, which is larger than all baby boomers combined. Gen Y also has the largest share of first-time buyers at 68 percent.


In 2016, attracting these younger buyers will be critical to every agent's success. Because this is also the generation that grew up with the Internet, Realtors will need to rely heavily upon popular real estate apps, such as Zillow, Sitegeist and Vert.


No longer is it acceptable that only the great coastal cities can be alive around the clock and on weekends. The 18-hour city is emerging across the country, and the urban core is competing again.










Nearly everywhere you turn, you hear news of the rebounding housing market. Not only is it bouncing back, but it’s also making a huge comeback with new owners and investors getting into the market.


There are several factors that have played a role in this resurgence, each of which will contribute to the way real estate agents market to the public. Here are the top 10 trends you can expect to see in 2016.


1. Pushing great deals


With more quality inventory available, 2016 will continue to be a buyer’s market. This means that agents will be getting creative with how they pitch the best deals.


The rise in single-family home median sales has been on a rising trend since mid-2012 and is expected to continue well into 2016. Couple this with a decreasing trend in the number of distressed sales, and what we will have is a large, high-quality inventory full of great deals for new or experienced buyers.


For agents to be successful in 2016, they’ll need to understand the buyers they’re working with. When it comes to great deals, one size might not always fit all.


 




When it comes to great deals, one size might not always fit all.


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By knowing a client’s full financial picture, goals and intentions, real estate agents will be pre-filtering the best deals to make sure that they align with these needs.


By showing only the homes that best fit their client’s financial picture, their time per sale will decrease, and they’ll be able to sell more homes than ever before.






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2. Attracting younger buyers


Say what you will about the younger generation, but they’re proving to be more financially savvy than previously anticipated. According to a report from realtor.org, “Gen Y comprises the largest share of home buyers at 32 percent, which is larger than all baby boomers combined.”


Also, “Gen Y has the largest share of first-time buyers at 68 percent,” and “Gen Y buyers primarily purchased a home just for the desire to own a home of their own.”


Local Realtors agree with the national consensus that young millennials are part of the boom, and more millennials are acting on the advice of “don’t spend money on something you can’t make money on.”


In 2016, attracting these younger buyers will be critical to every agent’s success. Because this is also the generation that grew up with the Internet, Realtors will need to rely heavily upon popular real estate apps, such as Zillow, Sitegeist and Vert.


3. Doubling down on brokers


Many agencies are adding mortgage brokers to their in-house teams. Why? Because rates are trending to stay low throughout the coming year.


 




Many agencies are adding mortgage brokers to their in-house teams.


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“Interest rates are going to stay low because of geopolitical unrest, and that will keep inflation in check, along with lower oil prices. That will translate into more buyers,” said Mark Livingstone of Washington, D.C.’s Cornerstone First Financial.


This activity is causing many agents to increase their staff with more mortgage brokers to ensure that deals close faster and clients get the best rates.


4. Creative gifting


Post-sale interaction with the new homeowners will be critical in securing referrals and second-home purchases in the future. With many agents sticking with traditional gifts, such as baskets, magnets and calendars, the best agents will venture onto new creative items.


Making a huge comeback in 2016 are hand-made address stamps, featuring your client’s new home address. Agents giving these as gifts often find a boost in social media exposure because of its uniqueness and the owner’s desire to talk about their new home online. Whatever the gift might be, creative thinking will be key in 2016.






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5. Getting back to downtown


Many cities nationwide have undergone a cultural renaissance of sorts. City planners and business owners have transformed urban spaces into 18- and 24-hour locales that attract the younger buyers mentioned earlier into the cities.


No longer is it acceptable that only the great coastal cities can be alive around the clock and on weekends. The 18-hour city is emerging across the country, and the urban core is competing again.


 




The 18-hour city is emerging across the country, and the urban core is competing again.


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Downtown areas in Greenville and Charleston have become diverse and follow the 24-hour model.


According to a report from the Urban Land Institute, “They are alive in the evenings.” Agents recognizing this trend will make their way from the suburbs and back to the city when showing potential homes to buyers.


6. Easy does it


Most economists and real estate analysts are predicting that home prices will level off as we enter 2016. Agents need to focus on consistent selling throughout the year instead of sporadic big deals.


Agents focusing on the needs of the client over big commissions will be the ones with the highest earnings by the end of the year.


 




Agents focusing on the needs of the client over commission will be the ones that earn the most.


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Further, with comparative shopping, demographics and other data about a potential neighborhood just a click away, agents need to put honesty first because any false data can be discovered easily with just a few clicks of a mouse or taps of a finger.


7. High-tech stalking


If you have been to a mall or large shopping center recently, you might have received a message as you approached a particular store.


Beacon technology makes this possible, by detecting your phone and sending you a message via an app. A boosted form of this system hits the phones of buyers driving through neighborhoods and sends them detailed information about available listings on a particular street.


Once in a home (say during an open house), the beacon can provide detailsabout newly finished floors, recent upgrades and more.


Through forward thinking and implementing devices such as these, agents will experience a greater chance of closing the deal with less one-on-one customer contact.


8. Credit counselor


Though not in the official job description, many agents regularly find that they need to guide their clients where credit is concerned. Often knowing which items to pay off and get removed from a credit report is key.


 




Often knowing which items to pay off and get removed from a credit report is key.


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Agents have also found that most consumers only have a slim idea of how credit works. For instance, when it comes to closing old accounts, Michael Mack, consumer lawyer and founder of the Bankruptcy Credit Foundation said, “Closing accounts hurts your score; instead pay off the balance and leave the account open.”


By knowing the nuances that might affect a loan application, agents can quickly become the guiding light many first-time homebuyers desperately need.


9. Weird wins


When choosing which homes to invest their time into selling, savvy agents look at outlying data points which can often mean big business.


For instance, have you heard of the Starbucks effect? Studies have shown that homes near a Starbucks coffee shop not only sell for more than an identical home not near a Starbucks, but they also average a 30 percent larger increase in value over a 15-year period.


Another weird fact is that homes on named streets tend to be 2 percent more valuable nationwide than numbered ones. Conversely, homes with “777” as their address sell for about 2 percent less than their estimated value.


Knowing these odd little tips will steer agents in one particular direction over another when showing properties in 2016.


10. A friend of a friend of a friend


While 75 percent of a Realtor’s business comes from referrals and word-of-mouth, agents still waste thousands of dollars each year on cultivating new leads.


Further, though 82 percent of Realtors have a website for their businesses, only 3 percent of their total annual leads come from their website.


More agents than ever are working the referral angle, cultivating leads via social media and content marketing to increase their sphere of influence.


With the strong rebound of the housing market and many young Americans buying their first homes, the stage is set for a banner year in real estate.


If you’re a savvy agent who gets creative and follows the tips outlined here, you’re sure to rake in record profits while helping people get the home of their dreams.


 




If you’re a savvy agent who gets creative, you’re sure to rake in record profits.


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Andy Nauman is the VP of E-Commerce at Holmes Stamp &amp; Sign. Follow them on Twitter or Instagram @HolmesStamp


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Rocky Mountain Ski Town Real Estate Prices On The Rise


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Mountain Real Estate Starting To Rebound; 'Lifestyle Choices' Drive Market Alpine Village Boyne Highlands Real Estate properties at most mountain resorts saw a precipitous drop in sales prices and activity levels since the peak in 2006 and 2007-2008 economic downturn. But, things look like they’re starting to improve. A SnoCountry.com sampling of mountain real estate trends finds the resort-property market is modestly rebounding with some areas and properties further along than others. Today’s buyers are mostly user-owners, with investors or “flippers” now rare. Buyers are making lifestyle choices. Crystal Mountain, Michigan’s real estate activity has come back since the 2008 downturn, when a 30-35 percent drop was seen in prices, Nancy Mullen Call, associate broker at Crystal Mountain Realty, told SnoCountry.com. “Prices climbed substantially in 2006 and 2007. Properties are now generally in the same price range as in 2004,&quot; she said. A furnished, 2,000-square-foot, three-bedroom, top-of-the-mountain townhome currently goes for $325,000 to $345,000. A fractional (quarter ownership) three-bedroom cottage in the heart of the resort sells for $199,900 to $146,900. “Big Sky’s market (Montana) overall has rebounded substantially in prices and volume,” Brian Wheeler, the resort’s director of real estate told us. Single-family homes sales volume rose 37 percent with medium price up 16 percent. Condo and townhome volume rose 10 percent, median price 42 percent. While land sales dipped, prices were up. At the Midwest’s Boyne Mountain and Boyne Highlands, “prices continue to slowly get better, neighborhood by neighborhood. However, some properties -- waterfront and ski-in/out townhomes -- are back to pre-2008 prices,” but mostly it’s still “a buyer’s market with no new product currently being developed,” says Boyne’s Steve Matthews, director of real estate and development. While ski-in/out townhouses are selling in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, most products are substantially below peak pricing. The best values are condo-hotel units ($100,000-$300,000 for studio to three-bedroom whole ownership) which have very good rents, occupancy rates, and rental yields and are half 2008 prices. A number of lenders are keeping loans in house and interest rates are good, Matthews said. Luxury at Constellation Northstar Lake Tahoe, Calif. area “prices are within 10 percent of the 2006 peak market wide with luxury home pricing even closer to peak,” Jeff Brown, principal broker with Tahoe Mountain Resorts Real Estate told SnoCountry.com. There’s currently a boom in luxury-home construction, particularly around Northstar. “There’s not much ski in/out property except at privately owned ski areas so it commands high prices,” he explains, adding that year-to-date sales for $1 million-plus properties equal 2013; $2 million-plus sales surpassed 2013; and $5-$10 million (true ski-in or lakefront) are in limited supply but doing very well. Phil Dodd, editor of the Vermont Property Owners Report, said sales are up in ski towns but prices vary with Stowe being “a market doing better than most.” Stowe’s single-family home sales rose 20 percent over 2013 and median prices increased from $360,000 to $473,500. Condo sales volume is up 67 percent. Median prices are down 16 percent. Statewide, ski condo prices have been falling and single-family home prices are down from 2008. Sales volume is above 2008 and while days on the market peaked in 2012, they’ve dropped but still take longer to sell. There are exceptions, Dodd said, saying one broker sold two houses within 10 days of listing in Killington. Killington condo inventory dropped from 200 to 85 listings, and Ludlow (Okemo) saw condo sales double this year, Dodd said, noting, “Some real bargains are being snapped up.” “Sugarloaf and Sunday River are seeing substantial increases in business levels and demand. In the last three years there has been a slow but steady improvement in values with most pricing a year away from 2006-07 values,” reports Mark Hall, vice president development for operator Boyne Resorts. 
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        <title>2015/2016 Pre-Season Update</title>
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As the off-season winds down here in Big Sky, LTD would like to thank our clients and friends alike for a busy, and productive summer. If you haven’t been in town recently, or are just returning for the 2015/2016-winter season, you’ve probably realized that things are changing fast. We thought we’d fill you in on a few things that are happening around town lately.


The Bozeman Deaconess Hospital will open their Big Sky location on December 10th with much more to offer than ever before. With a Helipad for rapid transport and an MRI machine for extensive injury assessment, Big Sky is excited for the new chapter in our community’s medical world.


Beehive Basin Brewery opened up this summer. If you’re seeking an après cool down, or just poking around the meadow, stop by and give them a shout. They’re located right behind Roxy’s market, near the Hospital.


Ace Hardware will be moving from their canyon location to their new building off of Lone Mountain Trail. As construction comes to a rapid finish, the whole ACE team is excited about the big change, and to continue serving Big Sky Community in their new larger location. They plan opening in mid December as well.


Finally, The big day is coming up quick On Thursday November 26th Big Sky Resort Re-opens for their winter season. With 10 inches of new snow in the last 24 hours, Lone Mountain is looking good, and we’re excited to get a chance to strap the skis on. LTD would like to remind you that were always available to take a run, share some insight, and most importantly help you find a permanent spot to Live Your Dream in Big Sky. From Mr. K, all the way up to the top of the Tram, our team of well rounded skiers take pride in bringing the real estate world together with the love of winter sports, and can show you any ski in ski out mountain properties you wish Feel free to get ahold of us and setup your personal mountain tour today


Once again, LTD would like to thank all of our clients and friends alike for a very busy and productive summer here at Live The Dream. We look forward to what the winter season has in store for all of us here in Big Sky


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        <title>Recent Yellowstone Club Growth is a Good Indicator of Big Sky's Real Estate Climate</title>
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The Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana is alive and well, and is a good indicator of the local economy. The Yellowstone Club has managed a remarkable turn around since its bankruptcy in 2009. Kudos to CrossHarbor Capital Partners and their investors Check out this article from the New York Times:


http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/12/31/huge-ski-resort-for-the-rich-is-bouncing-back/?smprod=nytcore-iphone&amp;smid=nytcore-iphone-share



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    <pubDate>Fri, 02 Jan 2015 12:02:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <author>katrina@ltdrealestate.com (Katrina Malin)</author>
        <title>Ultimate Access</title>
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What winter enthusiast doesn't dream about owning there very own slope side home? With ski in-ski out access you can wake up after a fresh snow fall, throw on your gear and just go. After a long day, being able to ski back to a cozy comfortable home and enjoy your amenities with incredible views, is just one of many amazing perks.


There are many incredible options from the base of Big Sky, close to shopping, dining and night life, to the pristine more private homes and condos tucked away amongst Summit View, The Yellowstone club, Spanish Peaks and Moonlight Basin. Check out related links below for amazing accommodations to fill any skier or snowboarders dreams





 http://www.ltdrealestate.com/listing/148787-42-low-dog-road-big-sky-mt-59716





http://www.ltdrealestate.com/listing/200029-tbd-summit-view-dr-big-sky-mt-59716/





http://www.ltdrealestate.com/listing/196515-20-miller-lane-big-sky-mt-59716/


 


  


 


 
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    <pubDate>Wed, 03 Dec 2014 11:17:00 -0700</pubDate>
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