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inside:HOLIDAY HAZARD: Tips on safe holiday tree decorating . . . . . . . . . . 2

GIVING BACK: Work for Habitat gives holiday happiness. . . . . . . . . . . 7

DRUMSTICKS: A good dinner means turkey for Thanksgiving at Chief’s Mess. . . . . . . . . 8

TOP OF PAGE ONE: An F/A-18C Hornet assigned to the “Vigilantes” of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 151 lands aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft car-rier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72).

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Hired guns in town for strike fighter trainingFROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Jet fighter training at Naval Air Station Key West has ramped up

again this week, and this training session brings some different aircraft into the skies around Boca Chica Field.

Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 1 began arriving at Naval Air Station Key West Nov. 28, and along with squadrons of F/A-18s and E-2C Hawkeyes, it brought along a civilian accompaniment of jets to act as the “bad guys.” The jets belong to civil-ian contractor Airborne Tactical Advantage

Company (ATAC).ATAC’s jets consist of

the M58 Hawker Hunters and F-21 Kfirs, and they will act as the adversar-ies as CVW-1 conducts its Strike Fighter Advance Readiness Program (SFARP) here through the middle of December.

SFARP is a “graduate level” course for fighter pilots that teaches them to fight as a team against an adversary “team.” This exercise is one of the first training exer-cises CVW-1 will com-plete as they prepare for deployment aboard USS Enterprise (CVN 65).

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabbAn Airborne Tactical Advantage Company (ATAC) M-58 Hawker Hunter on the apron at Naval Air Station Key West’s Boca Chica Field Wednesday. The civilian contractor’s jets are helping to train Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 1 squadrons in preparation for deployment to USS Enterprise (CVN 65).

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U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Michael McNabb

Old Saint Nick stopped by the Navy Exchange (NEX) on Sigsbee Park to listen to childrens’ Christmas wishes Nov. 27. Santa gave out candy canes and took pictures with the many delighted youngsters, and par-

ents took advantage of the sales the NEX offered for Black Friday. Santa will be at the NEX every Saturday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. until Christmas. The NEX is hosting a Moonlight Madness sale tonight from 6 - 10 p.m. Look for more NEX holiday sales in upcoming Southernmost Flyers.

HOLIDAYS AT THE NEXHe says ‘tomato’ she says ‘tomata’

Chaplain helps couples speak the same lingoBY MC2 RACHEL MCMARRSouthernmost Flyer

Naval Air Station Key West Command Chaplain Lt. Cmdr. D.C. Dowling hopes to have helped six local couples turn down

the anger and tune in their hearing to each other at the first Marriage Therapy Workshop Nov. 19 at the Truman Annex Chapel.

No, the couples weren’t forced to go, in fact, they simply came out to learn how to communicate with each other, by assessing themselves and under-standing new ways to talk to one another.

“It went well,” said Dowling. “We had six couples and I think it was a success.”

As couples filtered into the chapel, Dowling, RP3 Luis Sanchez and a group of volunteers were there to welcome them and get them started with

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see WORKSHOP page 3

PERSIAN GULF (Nov. 28, 2009) - Aviation structural mechanic Fernando Mendez, assigned to the Wallbangers of Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 117, removes a panel during a 400-hour inspection aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68).

U.S. Navy photo by MC3 Matthew Patton

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FlyerCOMMANDING OFFICER

Capt. Steven Holmes

EXECUTIVE OFFICERCmdr. Michael Giardino

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICERJames E. Brooks

EDITORTrice Denny

STAFFMC2 Rachel McMarr

MC3 Michael McNabb

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This Week in Naval HistoryDec. 41983 - Aircraft from USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) and USS Independence (CV 62) strike against the anti-aircraft posi-tions in Lebanon that fired on U.S. aircraft Dec. 3. Two U.S. Navy planes are shot down in the strike.

Dec. 51941 - USS Lexington (CV 2) sails with Task Force 12 to transport Marine aircraft to Midway, leaving no carriers at Pearl Harbor only days before the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Dec. 61830 - The Naval Observatory, the first U.S. national obser-vatory, was established in Washington, D.C.

Dec. 71941 - Japanese aircraft attack the U.S. Pacific Fleet based in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Dec. 81941 - The United States declares war on Japan.

Dec. 91941 - USS Swordfish (SS 193) makes the initial U.S. subma-rine attack on a Japanese ship.

Dec. 101941 - A patrol bomber from Patrol Squadron 101 shoots down a Japanese zero fighter in first Navy air-to-air kill dur-ing World War II.

FROM NAS KEY WEST FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES

The most joyous of times can also be deadly. For example, during the

Christmas season, Christmas trees are involved in approxi-mately 400 fires annually, according to the National Fire Protection Association. Short-circuiting tree lights are cited as the leading cause. As the holidays approach, Naval Air Station Key West’s Fire and Emergency Services Prevention Office offers these safety tips for choosing and preparing Christmas trees for decoration that will minimize the risk of fire and injuries.

Choosing a TreeIf you’re buying an artificial tree, it should bear the “Fire Resistant” label. While this type of tree can catch fire, it will resist burning and should extinguish quickly.

If you’re buying a natural tree, buy the freshest you can find. A fresh tree is green, needles are hard to pull from branches and when bent between your fingers, nee-dles do not break. The trunk butt is sticky with resin, and when tapped on the ground, the tree should not lose many needles. Watch out for trees with a greenish cast to their trunks and branches; many growers spray trees with green paint to make them look more appealing. Cut at least one inch off the trunk’s base to expose fresh wood for better water absorption. A tree will absorb as much as a gallon of water or more in the first 24 hours and one or more quarts a day thereafter. A seal of dried sap will form over the cut stump in four to six hours if water drops below the base of the tree, preventing the tree from absorbing water later when the tree stand is refilled. If a seal does form, another fresh cut will need to be made.

Setting Up and Decorating Your TreeSet up the tree away from fire-places, portable heaters, heat-er vents and television sets. Place it out of the way of traffic and do not block doorways. Use thin guy wires to secure tall trees to walls or ceiling; the wires will be almost invisible. Because heated rooms dry out natural trees rapidly, keep the stand filled with water; check the water level daily. A six-foot tree will absorb one gallon of water every two days.

• Use only lights tested for safety by a recognized test-ing laboratory, such as Underwriters’ Laboratories. Check each set of lights, new or old, for broken or cracked sockets, frayed or bare wires, or loose connections, and throw out damaged sets. Miniature lights are pre-ferred, for their cool-burning bulbs. Position bulbs so that they aren’t in direct contact with needles or ornaments.

• Use no more than three standard-size sets of lights per single extension cord (maximum of 200 miniature lights or 150 larger lights). Only one extension cord should be used per outlet.

• Be careful where you place electrical cords. Don’t run electrical cords under rugs; walking traffic can weaken the insulation and the wires can overheat, increasing the chances for fire or electric shock. Be careful when plac-ing cords behind or beneath furniture; pinched cords can fray and short. Keep animals away from cords to avoid

entanglement and chewing. Keep cords and lights away from the tree’s water supply.

• Never use electric lights on a metallic tree. The tree can become charged with elec-tricity from faulty lights, and a person touching a branch could be electrocuted.

• Turn off all lights before going to bed or leaving the house. The lights could short out and start a fire.

• Use only non-combustible or flame-resistant materials to trim a tree.

• Never use lighted candles on a tree (even an artificial tree) or near other evergreens. -Always use non-flammable holders, and place candles where they will not be knocked down.

• Decorative lighted villages, Nativity scenes, electric trains and other electrically powered scenery and figures should be monitored like other decorative lighting.

Safe End to the Holiday SeasonFor many folks, it’s hard to let go of the holiday spirit, and taking down the Christmas tree isn’t nearly as much fun as putting it up. But the lon-ger a tree stays up, the greater a fire hazard it becomes. It’s best to discard trees within one month after purchase. The best way to dispose of your tree is to take it to a tree recy-cling center or have it hauled away by a community pick-up service. If you live in the coun-try or town where there is no tree recycling or pick-up pro-gram, contact local authorities for a recommended means of disposal.

Careful handling of lights when you are taking them down and repacking them will reduce the chances of damag-ing a good set of lights.

For more information on Christmas tree safety, please call the NAS Key West Fire and Emergency Services Prevention Office at 293-5799.

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a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Test. The 16-page assessment identifies people’s prefer-ences, said Dowling, and puts them into classifications such as “introvert” or “extrovert,” a “thinker” or a “feeler.”

Dowling said the assess-ment is an important first step because it helps couples understand their preferences which sometimes are based on how people have grown up.

“Understand that the dynam-ics of a person have a lot to do with who we are and why we do what we do,” said Dowling. “It’s hard to understand a complex individual, and when two people come together there are a lot of dynamics in that. If you can understand your partner then you can improve communication.”

“The workshop was very good, and very informative,” said Carmen Kelsick, a partici-pant. “After taking the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, I actually learned a lot about myself and my husband.”

“We are a lot more compat-ible than I thought,” she added, laughing.

After the assessment, the group moved into talking about active listening. During this portion the couples learn a group of skills that help tell the speaker they are listening. Some of these include keeping eye contact, acknowledging the speaker, really hearing the per-son, being able to paraphrase back what they said, being non-judgmental and fact-find-ing communication.

“I try to convey active listen-ing is a skill good for commu-nication, not only with each other, but also with other peo-ple,” Dowling said.

After couples learn to master these skills, they move into a more involved activity - “X, Y, Z” statements.

“It’s a statement like ‘When you do this [X], in this cir-cumstance [Y], I feel this [Z],’” Dowling said. “When a couple puts their feelings into the X, Y, Z statements, they can explain how it impacts them without making the other person defen-sive or using threats.”

“My wife and I use these statements,” Dowling said. “One time, I came home later than normal. When I got home she said ‘I was worried because you didn’t call and you were late.’ I could feel what my behavior did to her, it was not accusatory, and I didn’t have to be defensive.

“She opened up for me to see into her and see how she felt,” he

continued. “The ball was in my court. Did I want her to feel wor-ried? No. Now, if I’m late, I’ll call.”

This type of communica-tion helps to change negative behaviors into positive ones and to help couples learn about what they consider a negative or a positive, he said.

“All couples need to come a place to see themselves as a team, as partners who solve problems together,” he added. “And they need to turn fighting each other into fighting with each other for a solution.”

A big deterrent to communi-cation, Dowling stressed, can be learning to forgive.

“Marriage needs forgive-ness to move onwards,” he explained.

“When we haven’t forgiven someone, we hold a debt over them. And if we have a debt, we’re looking for payment. It’s not so much you release them, but by forgiving them you release yourself.”

After the workshop, Kelsick

said it was a great tool for cou-ples, even if they believed they didn’t have communication problems.

“The workshop is geared to learn how to use tools for a bet-ter communication and under-standing of each other. I highly recommend it,” she said.

What’s unique about the workshop, Dowling said, is that couples get a chance to be social, find out they are not alone and that every relation-ship is not perfect.

“I hear ‘We’re not so weird after all,’” Dowling said, laugh-ing, “Other couples are going through the same thing and others have to work at it too.”

Dowling, who holds two masters degrees in divin-ity and counseling and was part of Chaplain’s Religious Enrichment Development Operation (CREDO), where he conducted numerous marriage retreats, said he plans to hold communication workshops once a quarter.

Job Title: Aircraft maintainerPrior Duty Stations: HS-7, NAS Jacksonville, Fla.Hobbies: Fishing, working on cars and sports.Most Interesting Experience: Living in Cyprus, Greece.Future Plans: Finish college. AM3 Michael Kerfoot

Can I get a witness?

There was a screech and then a “bam, bam” that woke us up at 12:30

one night. A driver missed the turn, went over the sidewalk, and into the water. On another evening a screech and a “bam” interrupted our dinner on the balcony. The driver ended up under his scooter after leav-ing the road and hitting some rocks. We have witnessed driv-ers as they park their cars on the

sidewalk and others make ille-gal u-turns at the ninety-degree bend where South Roosevelt Boulevard and Bertha meet. Every day there is something new to witness in Key West.

Witnesses are important. Recently I conducted a wed-ding outside on Trumbo Point and after the wedding I needed the signatures of two witnesses. Witnesses are a necessary part of many official events, but to be a witness usually is not a special calling. Often what we witness is just part of life. The longer you live, the more you are going to witness.

Marvin Gaye had a popu-lar song entitled, “Can I Get a Witness.” Gaye’s song is about love gone bad, but the title

and mean-ing is rooted in the African A m e r i c a n church expe-rience. “Can I get a witness?” is a question that one who was testifying about God’s saving help in their life would

ask of the congregation. It

sought confirmation from oth-ers of what had happened in their life through God’s grace.

Witnesses were important in the Bible. A witness confirmed the truth about a person or event and John the Baptist was a witness to the real meaning of Christmas. He wasn’t old enough to do it at Christ’s birth, but he grew up and showed every-one where to look and who to believe in. He got to experience something new; something that changed his life and his world. He was a witness.

Christmas celebrates how God came down and lived

among us in human flesh. John was a witness to that ongoing event. He experienced Christ’s impact on people’s lives and was called to witness to that fact.

The true celebration of Christmas comes through understanding that it is more than a day; it is the celebra-tion of God’s continual work in the lives of people. Can I get a witness?

Contemporary Christian Worship continues each Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Truman Annex Chapel. This Sunday marks the second Sunday in Advent.

NAS Key WestCommand Chaplain

Lt. Cmdr.

D. C. Dowling

CHAPLAIN'S CORNER

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U.S. Navy photo by MC2 Rachel McMarrNaval Air Station Key West Command Chaplain Lt. Cmdr. D.C. Dowling watches over couples who are busy completing their Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessments Nov. 19 at the Truman Annex Chapel.

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Using a civilian contractor as the adversary squadron allows for direct and on-demand training with the air wing, said Matt “Race” Bannon of ATAC.

“We provide dedicated sup-port to the air wing, whereas Navy adversary squadrons may not always be able to meet the schedules of the wings, due

to other duties,” said Bannon. “We also provide a dissimilar aircraft for the wings to train against.”

“This is a very, very key element in their pre-deploy-ment training where they really are able to focus on air-to-air training,” said NAS Key West Commanding Officer Capt. Steven Holmes. “They work in bigger exercises, not the smaller scenarios, and they are really learning to

fight as a team, and react as a team, against a large adver-sary presence.”

CVW-1 squadrons training at Key West this month are Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 211 “Fighting Checkmates,” VFA-136 “Knighthawks,” VFA-11 “The Red Rippers,” Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 251 “Thunderbolts,” and Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 123 “The Screwtops.”

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Balfour Beatty Communities NewsBBC serves heroes on the home frontBBC is introducing a new service for families while their sponsor is deployed. BBC wants to show that you live where you are not alone and we and your neighbors understand deployment. At Balfour Beatty Communities we are proud to provide spe-cial services to the families of deployed residents.

We want to help you! It is just a small way to show our gratitude for the sacrifices families make, not only for us,

but for our future generations as well. For more informa-tion, call the BBC office at 292-5590.

Conch Tour Trolley to view holiday lightsBBC is hosting a trolley ride for residents and families. It is an annual event where we will board the Conch Tour Trolleys for an hour-long tour of the holiday lights. Please call the office as seating is limited. The tours are Dec. 16 and 19 at 7 p.m. We will be picked up at the bank parking lot next to

the Peary Court entrance. For more details call 292-5590.

Upcoming EventsDec. 12• Children’s Pancake Breakfast

at the NEX.Dec. 16• Conch Trolley Holiday Light

Tour at 7 p.m.Dec. 19• Conch Trolley Holiday Light

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This week at the FFSCTransition Assistance Program (TAP)Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.Boca Chica Field Bldg. A980This five-day workshop pro-vides the most current infor-mation and referral services to exiting military members and their spouses. Topics offered to transitioning military person-nel include individual skills assessment, career research, understanding the civilian

workplace, the job search process, interviewing tech-niques and veteran benefits. Contact your career counselor to enroll.

Parenting EnrichmentTuesday, 10 - 11 a.m.Participants will explore prac-tical methods of positive disci-pline in order to enhance their skills as a parent.

Holiday SpendingWednesday, 2 - 3 p.m.‘Tis the season to spend, spend, spend. With the holidays upon us, many families will face the temptations of consumerism

and the resulting indebted-ness that often occurs. Come and explore ways to minimize holiday expenses as well as methods to develop an afford-able and realistic budget.

The Fleet and Family Support Center is located at 804 Sigsbee Road. Call 293-4408 ext. 28 to enroll. All classes are subject to rescheduling when enrollment does not meet minimum requirement. The hours of operation are: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Thursday from noon - 4 p.m.

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Thank you to all

I would like to sincerely thank my friends and the NAS Key West family for their support and prayers as I cared for my husband Joe, who succumbed to injuries resulting from

a fall. I would especially like to thank those MWR employees who donated leave time so that I could be with him.

—PAM PELLERITO, NAS KEY WEST ITT

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Naval Air Station Key West civilian employees enjoyed a cruise to Nassau Nov. 13 - 16, sponsored by the NAS Key West Civilian Recreation Association (CRA). Eligible civilian employees had part of the cost paid by the CRA. The CRA also will be sponsoring the

annual holiday prime rib luncheon from 11:30 - 1 p.m. Dec. 16 at Trumbo Palms. Look for fly-ers for more information or contact your CRA representative or call 293-2518.

CRUISING CIVILIANS

Holiday safety standdown features traffic safety comedianFROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Naval Air Station Key West’s holiday safety standdown, sched-

uled for Wednesday, will fea-ture a stand-up comedian who also happens to be a traf-fic safety expert.

Steve Verret has performed hundreds of comedy and safety shows for Sailors and Marines around the coun-try and will bring his unique brand of safety humor to the air station during the two standdown periods: 9 - 11 a.m. at the Sigsbee Community Center and 1 - 3 p.m. at Bldg. A515 on Boca Chica Field.

Verret is the lead instructor

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Navigator’s celebrates the holidaysNavigator’s Bar and Grill at Boca Chica Marina has planned a number of holiday activities.• Tree Decorating will be from

6 - 8 p.m. today with patrons receiving ornaments to cus-tomize and hang on the tree.

• The Jeanne Smith jewelry show is set for 4 - 6 p.m. Wednesday.

• The Holiday Party, featuring Zack Seemiller and a special food menu, will begin at 5 p.m. Dec. 11.

For more information, call 293-2468.

NEX Annual Children’s Pancake BreakfastThe Navy Exchange on Sigsbee Park will be hosting the 4th Annual Children’s Pancake Breakfast from 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. Dec. 12.

The breakfast, supported by MWR and Balfour Beatty Communities, is free to young-sters 16 and under.

The event coincides with the NEX Children’s Shopping Hour from 8 - 9 a.m. Children can get a free photo with Santa and Santa’s elves will be on hand to help youngsters shop for holiday gifts for their fam-ily and friends. The volunteer elves from the Sigsbee RV Park will also help them gift wrap their presents.

Sunset Lounge to broadcast Army-Navy The Sunset Lounge will be showing the Army-Navy game on multiple screens Dec. 12.

The fun will begin at 1 p.m. and the day will include a buf-fet and contests. Call 797-1135 for more information.

Watch Lighted Boat Parade from SebagoITT is once again hosting an opportunity to watch the annual Lighted Boat Parade

Dec. 12 aboard the Sebago.The charter will cost $20 and

includes snacks, beverages and gratuity.

Check-in is at 7:30 p.m. at the boat, docked at the foot of William Street. ITT will provide free transportation departing the ITT office at 7 p.m. The parade begins about 8 p.m.

Call 293-4173 for more infor-mation.

Youngsters can sign up for “Santa Calls”

MWR has made arrange-ments for Santa to call young-sters whose parents are active duty, retired military or who work for NAS Key West and its tenant commands.

Forms are available in the Southernmost Flyer and at the Youth Center. They must be turned into the Youth Center in person by Dec. 14. Calls will be made from 6 - 7 p.m. on Dec. 16 and Dec. 17.

For more information, call 293-4437.

Registration open for SAC Winter Camp

Registration is now open for the School Age Care (SAC) Winter Camp at the Youth Center on Sigsbee Park.

The camp provides school age care over the winter break. Forms are available at the Youth Center. Registration will remain open until all slots are filled. For more information, call 293-4437.

Beachside Grill weekly specials• Monday - Chicken mole

sandwich: Grilled chicken, avocado, papaya, lettuce, tomato and mole sauce on ciabatta bread, panini-ed. Tortilla soup.

• Tuesday - Mushroom Swiss burger: 1/2 lb. Black Angus patty, Swiss cheese, grilled onions and lettuce on a Kaiser roll. Pasta fagioli.

• Wednesday- BBQ beef sand-wich: Our own BBQ beef, on

Kaiser roll. Broccoli cheese soup.

• Thursday - Pepperoni pizza burger: 1/2 lb. Black Angus patty, provolone cheese, pizza sauce and pepperoni on a Kaiser roll. Pasta fagioli.

• Dec. 11 - Traveling tuna sub: Tuna mix, cheddar cheese on ciabatta bread, panini-ed. Hearty bean and smoked pork soup.

Runway Grill Lunch Buffet menuThe lunch buffet at Runway Grill on Boca Chica runs from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.• Monday - Chicken fajitas• Tuesday - Chicken parmesan • Wednesday - Beef stew • Thursday - Chicken-fried

steak• Friday - Popcorn shrimp,

fish fingersThe specials are $6 and include a fountain drink. Specials are subject to availability. Healthy alternatives - fresh wraps and salads - also are available. Call 293-2116 for more informa-tion.

Starbucks coffee is available at the Runway Grill, including Starbucks specialty coffees.

December FitnessMondays• 10 a.m. - Fit and Fabulous

(Community Center, Sigsbee)

• 4:30 p.m. - Yoga Fit (Boca Chica Studio)

• 5:30 p.m. - Pump (Boca Chica Gym)

• 6 p.m. - Yoga 101 (Boca Chica Studio)

Tuesdays• 11 a.m. - Butts and Guts

(Boca Chica Gym)• 4:30 p.m. - Step (Boca Chica

Gym)• 6 p.m. - Yoga Fit (Boca Chica

Studio)• 6:30 p.m. - Zumba (Boca

Chica Gym)Wednesdays• 10 a.m. - Fit and Fabulous

(Community Center, Sigsbee)

• 11 a.m. - Kickboxing (Boca Chica Gym)

• 4:30 p.m. - Yoga Fit (Boca Chica Studio)

• 6 p.m. - Yoga 101 (Boca Chica Studio)

Thursdays• 11 a.m. - Butts and Guts

(Boca Chica Gym)• 4:30 p.m. - Step (Boca Chica

Gym)• 6 p.m. - Yoga Fit (Boca Chica

Studio)Fridays• 10 a.m. - Fit and Fabulous

(Community Center, Sigsbee)

• 11 a.m. - Step/Pump (Boca Chica Gym)

Saturdays• 10 a.m. - Super Pump (Boca

Chica Gym)• 10 a.m. - Zumba (Youth

Center on Sigsbee)

Sigsbee Studio• Indoor Cycling - Tuesdays

and Thursdays at 6 p.m.

Fitness Runs & Events• Pearl Harbor Remembrance

5K Run - Monday, 7 a.m. at the Boca Chica Gym

• Jingle Jog 5K Run/Walk & 1 Mile Fun Run - Dec. 12 at 9 a.m. at the Sunset Lounge on Sigsbee Park.

• Fit Family Holidays - Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Boca Chica Studio. We will lighten up traditional menus and focus on family fun.

• 12 Days of Pain - A great way to change up your fitness routine! Get your 12 Days of Pain Worksheet from the

front desk and get sweating!• 100 Mile Club - A continu-

ation from November’s Incentive Program. Log your laps on the track at Boca Chica. 100 miles = 800 laps!

Sports• Pre-Season Basketball -

Tuesdays and Thursdays until Dec. 17.

• All-hands golf continues every Friday at 11 a.m. Cost: $30 at the Key West Golf Club.

• The Free Throw Shot Contest is December’s Sports Incentive Program. You must shoot a total of 100 free throws by the end of the month. Max of 20 free throws a day. Best percent-age of baskets made wins!

• Captain’s Cup Basketball begins Jan. 12.

Holiday Hours• Dec. 24: 8 a.m. - noon• Dec. 25: Closed• Dec. 31: 8 a.m. - noon.• Jan. 1: Closed

For more information on sports call Evans at 293-2683 or e-mail evans.sportsnaskw@yahoo.com.

For more information on fitness schedules/events call 293-2480 or e-mail bocachicagym@gmail.com.

Gym Hours• 5:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. week-

days and 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekends.

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FROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRSContributed photos

Volunteers from VFA 106 “The Gladiators,” and Sailors from Naval Air Station Key West have

been busy before the holidays work-ing at Habitat for Humanity housing construction at Bayside Landing on Big Coppitt Key and Stock Island.

Sailors from NAS and its tenant com-mands worked at Bayside Landing Nov 12 and at the Stock Island Apartments on Nov. 13. The Gladiators worked at Bayside Landing Nov. 14 and got a lot of painting, carpentry and other work done. Both groups helped to put the Habitat families closer toward getting into their new homes.

Any individual or group wishing to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity should visit Habitat’s web site at www.habitatlowerkeys.org and click on “Volunteer” for complete information or call Anna Symington at 294-9006.

Sailors work for Habitat to help families

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A sign at the entrance of the Chief’s Mess on Boca Chica Field welcomes all to the Thanksgiving Day meal Nov. 27. The event was held to give single

Sailors and watchstanders who are away from their families a place to spend Thanksgiving, right.

AMC (AW) Kevin Killworth pulls out a deep-fried turkey while ADCS (AW) Michael Ratliffe prepares to take the bird to the kitchen to be carved. There were 22 turkeys and eight hams served to the more than 150 attendees of the meal.

Sailors line up to get helpings of an assortment of food. HMC (SW/AW) John Turbeville plays foosball with his daughters.

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A turkey cooks in the deep fryer. Pies, brownies and deviled eggs were a few of the many foods NAS Key West chiefs prepared.

NAS Key West Commanding Officer Capt. Steven Holmes performs dish duty.

A young pool shark lines up his next shot.

AMC (AW) Kevin Killworth carves a turkey. Navy family members enjoy the Thanksgiving Day meal at the Chief’s Mess.

NAS Classifi edsMOTOR VEHICLES/RVs2003 Chevy Cavalier, red, 4-door, radio/CD player, some cosmetic damage, runs great. Transferring, must sell. Asking $1,500. Call (412) 706-0181, leave mes-sage.2004 Yamaha R1, liquid silver, just more than 4,000 miles, well maintained, looks new. Comes with motorcycle stands and two new helmets. Has a blue LED light kit attached. Asking $9,000 firm. Call (305) 304-5314.Black 2003 Fatboy, 14k miles, chrome extras, custom rims, pulley, brake rotors cut to match and black powder coated. $14,000. Call Ryan at (305) 923-1941.2002 Mustang GT, yellow convertible, leather seats, excellent condition, low mileage, asking $12,900 OBO. Call (305) 509-1677.1996 Bounder motor home, 35’ excel-lent condition, 454 motor, 5,000 watt generator, backup camera, heated mir-ror, solar energy, microwave, jacks, power step, island queen bed, etc. At Trumbo, spot 752, $18,500 OBO. Call (305) 509-1677.1994 Ford F-150, blue, V8 5.0 liter, long bed, auto transmission, runs excel-lent, new gearbox, power steering, locks, windows, very clean inside and out. 122K miles. $2,300 OBO. Call (814) 397-1343.2004 Dodge Dakota, single cab, cold A/C, AM/FM/CD, 50K miles, standard, red, good condition. $6,000 OBO. Call Chad at (808) 291-3662.2005 Chrysler Sebring Convertible, excellent condition, 83K miles, $8,000. Call Terri at (305) 395-9551.1993 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, runs great, good A/C, 110,000 miles. Maintenance records. $1,600 OBO, Call Mel at (305) 745-2925 and leave a message.2004 Winnebago Adventurer 35U, two slide outs, great condition inside and out, some staining on carpet/uphol-

stery, price reflects. Drastically reduced, $45,500. Call (678) 640-1142 or e-mail saundrac9@gmail.com.2001 Dodge Ram 1500, black, 4x4, cruise control, power steering/windows/locks, short cab and bed, 81,000 miles. Some rust and paint fading. Asking $5,000. Call (813) 493-1294.2005 40’ Recreation by Design Travel Trailer. 2/2, queen in master, bunk beds in second, three slide outs, central A/C, $19,995 OBO. Call Justin at (305) 587-0918.2003 Toyota Camry LE four-door sedan, 83,000 miles, gray, moon roof, cruise control, power steering/windows/locks. Excellent body and mechanical condi-tion, asking $6,700. Call Jeff at 293-2408 or 296-3281.1966 Ford Mustang Coupe project. New firewall, floor pans and cowl installed. New gas tank in box, includes 302/5.0 block, heads and intake, $1,500 OBO. More than $3,000 invested. Call Chris at (305) 731-3863.

BOATS & ACCESSORIES1998 Regal 1900 LSR, new starter, new ignition, new Bimini top, swim ladder, fab-ric needs repair for front bow cushions and rear seat and engine compartment. Runs well, NADA low value is $6,020. Asking $3,000. Contact Lucy at (305) 304-5314.2000 Sea-Doo XP 951CC, very nice hull. Needs engine rebuilt, could be used for parts. New electrical box, Skat-Trac impeller, new starter, M-line seat cover and new Hydro-Turf mats. Great looking ski. Comes with a trailer, life vest and DESS key. $1,200 OBO. Call (814) 397-1343.2002 21’ Seafox with 125 HP Mercury outboard engine. Comes with trailer, GPS, fish finder, Bimini top, boat cov-ers, CD player and live well. Asking $9,000 OBO. Call Melissa at (831) 241-8450.

MISCELLANEOUSScrapbooking items for sale: papers, embellishments, ribbons, rubber stamps, tools, instruction books and more. Much of this is brand-new or gently used. Need to see to appreciate it. Call Katy at 304-7023. Kenmore Stackable Washer/Dryer. Stainless steel, extra large capacity front loading washer and economic dryer. In good condition and designed for easy use in tight spaces. Asking $500. Call Leviticus at (904) 563-7855 or e-mail at lljumpman@yahoo.com.White ferret, 3 years old, $50 OBO. All shots up to date, playful and great and safe for small kids. Cage, leash and one bag of food included. Call Chad at (808) 291-3662.Two free gerbils, cage included. Call Chad at (808) 291-3662.

ROOMMATERoommate wanted to share great waterfront home, five minutes from NAS. Bedroom with private bath, central A/C, W/D, pool, 60” HDTV. Non-smoker, no pets, military preferred. $900/month, F/L. Call (305) 849-0693.Roommate wanted to share new 2/2.5 town home in Stock Island. $850/mo., utilities included, furnished, private bath, W/D. 5 min. from NAS Boca Chica. No pets. Available now. Lease term nego-tiable. Call (305) 797-6772 for more info.

FOR RENT2/1 Big Pine Key Duplex. Great boat-ing, A/C, heat, ceiling fans, tile floors and countertops. Newly painted, W/D hookup, available immediately, $1,200, one year lease F/L/S. Call Bonnie (305) 509-4173.2/2 MM 10, brand new apartments, tile floors, central A/C, coin washer and dryer. No smoking, $1,200/month plus utilities, F/L/S. Call (305) 797-1416.2/1 duplex, all appliances, laundry hook-

ups, front and back yard, available now, $1,400/month plus utilities, annual lease. Call 745-1363.Studio apartment, MM10, OSP, $975/month, F/L required upfront. Call Bobby at (305) 394-4993.Ocean view, five minutes to base, ride your bike, personal bathroom. No smok-ers. $900/month includes utilities. Female preferred. Call (305) 849-5962.3/2 Stilt home with boat slip, large screened porch, W/D, central A/C, pri-vate yard with hot tub, storage, quiet neighborhood Non smoking home/small pet considered, $1,950 F/L/S. Call (305) 3930-3913 or (305) 872-0082.

FOR SALEKey Colony Beach Duplex, 1/1, 670 square foot, dry lot, $110,000. Call Terri at (305) 395-9551.

SERVICESOnly PartyLite consultant in KW look-ing to give $150 in free products and 80 percent discount on selected items. Want to earn an extra income? No start-up fee. Call (305)923-1201 or visit www.partylite.biz/shaywinters.Avon by Katy - Want to buy Avon but need a representative? Contact Katy at avonbykaty@yahoo.com or browse my personal Web site at www.youravon.com/kwerner to shop.Arbonne International - Pure Swiss skin care, anti- aging, 100 percent vegan, hormonal creams, color, nutrition, aromatherapy, For products and career opportunities contact Tammy Young at (305) 292- 0934. ID # 15512091 www.youngsgift.myarbonne.com.Tupperware consultant looking to have a party with you and your friends! If you’re interested in starting your own Tupperware business, or to set up a party, call (305) 292-2266 or e-mail eljones@my2.tupperware.com.Nanny/babysitter: Mature and experi-

enced. Looking for a part-time or full-time position. Also available on nights and weekends. Short notice ok. Call Sunny Ann at (863) 513-3391.Buy your Shaklee products online, from your own home! No sales visits, no appointments and take all the time and privacy you need! Visit my Web site at brightsuccess.myshaklee.com.Need help crafting the perfect paper, proposal, press release or resume? I write, edit, and tutor, and can help you put your ideas into words. Contact Sandy Kaster at pskaster@hotmail.com, (305) 292-1558 or (813) 470-0222.Seamstress at your service. All mili-tary uniforms done to specs, hemming and minor alterations. Same-day service available. Call Lauran at (239) 938-6854.Meet moms and get connected! Free local mom’s group, welcome to moms in the Lower Keys, www.KeyWestMommies.com. Join us for events such as play dates, park outings and more.Free health coaching offered. Support group meeting each Monday at 7 p.m. at the Care Center on 4th and Patterson Streets. Learn how to lose 2 - 5 pounds per week, reduce medications, develop healthy habits and avoid complications of obesity. Please call Ruth at (305) 923-0288 or Debbie at (305) 395-0910 for more information.NAS KEY WEST CLASSIFIEDS are free for active-duty and retired personnel, their families and civilian base employ-ees only. Deadline for submissions is noon the Tuesday prior to that Friday’s issue. Make submissions to the NAS Key West Public Affairs Office by e-mail, michael.k.mcnabb@navy.mil; mail, P.O. Box 9001, Key West, FL 33040-9001; or fax submissions to 293-2627. Unless otherwise directed, ads will run for four issues. Name and phone number must accompany all requests in order for them to be considered for publication. For more information, call 293-2434.

Photo courtesy of MWR Fitness

Kenneth Hanna completed 800 laps in 21 days Nov. 23 to become the first Naval Air Station Key West’s MWR Fitness 100 Mile Club winner. MWR Fitness Director Jill

Lynch, right, said, “Kenny Hanna is a true inspiration and now he is ready for ‘The Days of Pain!’” Along with the 100 Mile Club, The 12 Days of Pain is a fitness incentive program spon-sored by MWR Fitness. For more information, call 293-2480.

HANNA FIRST 100 MILE CLUB WINNER

U.S. Navy photo by MC2 Rachel McMarr

Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Jacksonville (FISCJ) Detachment Key West Supply Officer Lt. Cmdr. Carlos Gomez presents a certificate to FISCJ Supply Systems Analyst Gina Sonzogni in recognition of her 20 years of government ser-

vice Nov. 19 in the supply warehouse on Naval Air Station Key West’s Boca Chica Field.

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HR & Payroll AssistantMust be able to multi-task, be computer literate and very detail oriented. Prior experi-ence in ADP payroll and a general knowledge of Human Resources is an advantage. Full benefit package available.Hours Mon-Fri, 8-5. Ap-ply in person Monday through Friday between 9-4 at Historic Tours of America, Human Re-sources Dept, 201 Front St, Ste 208, Key West.Résumé's may be faxed to 293-7230. EOE & Drug Free Workplace.

220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYS

OVERSEAS LUMBER SUPPLY

is now accepting applica-tions for employment at our brand new Big Pine facility for the following positions:

* Paint Specialist/Retail Sales-applicant must have extensive knowl-edge of paint, paint mix-ing and retail sales expe-rience.

* Yardworker/Driver-ap-plicant must have a cur-rent Class B CDL li-cense, be able to load/unload building ma-terials and work daily out-side.

Both positions are full time with competitive pay and benefits. Please ap-ply in person at 30500 Overseas Highway, Big Pine Key. EOE

OFFICE ASSISTANT NEEDED

Must know Quickbooks.For a busy small office in Big Pine Key. Flexible full-time hours. Hourly $10-$12 hour. Fax re-sume 305-872-0985.

MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELORS

NEEDEDTo provide services for Healthy Start clients throughout the Keys.Spanish, Creole helpful.Flexible hours at your lo-cation, very part-time, competitive hourly rate.Clients are pregnant women and new moth-ers. Must have verified Florida counseling licen-sure credentials. Contact Florida Keys Healthy Start Coalition

fkhsc@yahoo.comor 293-8424

LINE COOK Full-time morning and evenings wanted. Experi-ence necessary. Apply in person Out Of The Blue, 1019 White St.296-6116.

GUITAR & KEYBOARDPlayer wanted for Elvis Tribute Band. Hopefully with vocal ability for background singing. Call Bobby J @305-292-2700

220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYS

F/T HOUSEKEEPERMust have valid driver's

license and ability to ride a scooter. Schedule

varies. Apply in person at 219 Simonton Street.

COOKSLine Cooks wanted.

FT/PT available.Apply in person MM27.5 Ramrod Key Boondocks.

Competitive wages.

Carpenter/ Maintenance Supervisor

Salaried position, $640 week. Supervise the day to day maintenance of a

large retail operation.Full time hands on position. Schedule

flexibility a must. Paid parking. Full Benefit package. Including Health and Dental.Apply in person at 207 Simonton St.

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Booth Sales Reps and Rental Agents. with

proven sales ability, must be reliable and highly motivated. E-mail your

resume:kwemploy@gmail.com

BICYCLE DELIVERY DRIVER & MECHANIC

WANTED2 positions. Bicycle repair experience a plus. Must be well spoken with clean appearance. Fill out ap-plication at 830 Eaton St

ASSISTANT MANAGERNeeded for busy OldTown Retail location.

Strong Retail backgroundrequired. $15.87/hr +commission with full

benefit packageincluding: Paid Medical,

Dental,Vacation Apply in person at207 Simonton St.

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ASSISTANT TO THE DEAN

Marine Science & Tech-nology at Florida Keys Community College as-sists the Dean with ad-vanced administrative duties pursuant to the goals and operational needs of the Division, co-ordinates efforts among the division staff, admin-istrators, College staff, students, and the com-munity to assure effective operation of all Marine Science and Technology programs. Generous benefit package. Close date: Tuesday, Decem-ber 8, 2009 4pm. Posi-tion to start January 4, 2010. Applications and information available on-line www.fkcc.edu or contact Human Re-sources, 305-809-3118 EOE M/F/D/V

ALONZOSis currently seeking back

of the house kitchen managers. Applications

can be picked up at:700 Front Street 11-4pm

305-294-5880

220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYS

ADULT CAREGIVER NEEDED

In Marathon area. Expe-rience preferred. Must be honest, dependable and have a good attitude. For more informtion call 231-620-2342.

110 CHILD/ADULTCARE

REWARDLager black cat, white belly, yellow eyes, Lost

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STOCK ISLANDLarge CBS 1BR/1BA.Full kitchen, A/C, W/D, Net, cable, water, park-ing, $1,150/mo. plus elec., lease, F/S. No smokers. S. boat, Dock No pets. 305-304-0065.

Efficiency ApartmentNew Town

Swimming pool, Jacuzzi, no pets. $850 util. incl.F/L/S (305) 797-0242

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SALT PONDS 2/2W/D, A/C, patio, pool,

storage unit. $1,650/mo.+ utilities. F/L/S 305-942- 9999.

2BR/1BA CONDO KWNew appliances,

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Min.1 year.305-296-3211

SMATHERS BEACHOceanfront, ocean view, patio, 1, 2, and 3 BR con-dos. Furn and unfurn. 6 mos. or annual lease. 2 pools, tennis courts, gated, on the beach.$1,750 to $2,100. Call Gale Shepard, Broker 305-294-6069, 24/7.

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FURN 1/1 MOBILEin V.O. Resort, MM23, Gated. Pool, Jacuzzi, tennis, marina, store, P.O., Win A/C’s, No pets.$775/mo incl. elec. to $100, water, garbage, sewer. F/L/S. Ref, 716-308-7418.

STOCK ISLAND 2BR/1BA on the water.Very clean, $1,200 mo.305-587-0524.

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CLEAN FURN 1BRMobile home in quiet neighborhood on Big Pine. Incls most utils W/D & Cable. Sorry no dogs.$750mo or $185 per week + sec. 849-3121

UNFURNISHED 2BRtrailer at G59 Miriam St., Stock Island w/new appli-ances, ceramic tile floor.745-1365 or 923-6053.

MM10, 2/1, Quite & Private, Waterfront

$890/mo. F/L/D. Avail.now. Limited pets.

305-294-5086

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QUIET ROOM For a clean no smoking, no pets,1 person only.394-2330.

UPSCALE OLD TOWNVICTORIAN ROOMS

Priv. entr. & bath. A/C, TV, micro, fridge, no smoking, pets, drugs.$900 to $1,500 mo.305-304-8555.

716 DUVAL ST.HEARTBREAK HOTELStay in the heart of Old Town. Beautifully fur-nished, immaculately

clean, full kitchens, tile baths, cable TV & cold

A/C.$399/week= ($57/nite)

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EFFICIENCYLower Duval St.

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term or long term.Starting at $292 per

week. Available immed.Call 294-3200 for terms,

viewing & to apply.

ROOMS -- OLD TOWNSingles $200 & up, Dou-bles $265 and up. Pri-vate entrance, private bath, W/D, WiFi, no alco-hol, no drugs. Sorry, no pets. Four week mini-mum. 305-293-9400

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IN HOUSE ONSTOCK ISLAND

Private bathroom, fur-nished A/C, cable, Inter-net, washer. Pets ok.$500 F/L $100 dep 305-395-9855.

Furn. Room in KeyWestIn 3 bedroom house.$850 mo. plus $200 sec. util included. No pets 305-292-2649.

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**PROFESSIONAL** REDUCED!!!

large old town brand new 4BR superlux house.Own queen size bed-

room w/lg flat screen TV.Pvt swimming pool.

$350/wk. minimum 6-12 mo. lease. 305-896-4004

AVAILABLE NOW Walk to Duval St. Shared 2BR/1BA condo. Fur-nished, pool, hot tub, W/D, cable, WiFi. $700 plus sec. 1 person, no pets. 304-2544.

402 ROOMMATES

Whirlpool over & under W/D, for eff apt. Like new $300. 662-401-4077

20” Gas Norge Oven,white. w/storage drawer $144 (815)545-8055

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Briggs and Stratton generator. Paid $1,000, asking $800. Zero hrs ex-cept maint. 11.5 HP Key start. 305-766-9449.

Xmas Ornaments. 10boxes, collectibles, enough for 10ft tree.$333. 304-5533.

Rheem Spa & Pool Heater, never used.$1500. 662-401-4077

Used Temporary Elec-tric Service. $75.662-401-4077

325 MISCELLANEOUS

Sofa sleeper, 7’ queen,coco color fabric. Exc.cond $615. 295-9575.

321 FURNITURE

Area rug 9x6, charming floral patch work, $60 295-9575.

320 HOUSEHOLDGOODS

Rat Terrier Puppies2 Adorable Males, tails

docked, first shots UKC Reg. Ready NOW! $350

797-2402 or 797-6717

305 PETS

EARN EXTRA MONEYDeliver the new AT&T Real Yellow Pages in the FL. Keys and Key West areas. FT/PT, daily work, quick pay, must be 18 yrs+, have drivers license & insured vehicle

(800)422-1955 Ext. 48:00A-4:30P Mon-Fri

230 HELP WANTEDMIDDLE KEYS

WESLEY HOUSE FAMILY SERVICES is looking to fill the following positions:

*Full Case Manager- Upper & Lowers Keys

*Family Counselor- Upper & Lower Keys*Child Care Teacher*Event and Media

Coordinator

For detailed job descrip-tions visit

wesleyhouse.orgPlease send application

resume toHR@wesleyhouse.org

or stop by 1304 Truman Ave office. Competitive salary plus good benefits.WHFS is an Equal Op-portunity Employer.

WANTEDEXP. HAIRDRESSERPreferably with local

clientele.The Pier House Resort’s

Caribbean Spa.Must have exp with Updos and Makeup.Please contact the Spa Manager at 305-295-3293

TOUR GUIDE PARTTIME

Truman's Little White House.

Please apply in person207 Simonton St.(305)296-4557EOE/Drug Free

Workplace.

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

Small school seeking licensed Specialist for part-time employment E-mail application with resume by 12/14/09 to:

admin@keywestomontessori.com

PIER HOUSE RESORTF/T Openings

* Room Attendant* House Person

Current, strong, stable, verifiable experience

required.Excellent benefits package available.

Shift meal & parking.EOE, M/F/D/V

Drug Free WorkplaceApply: H/R Dept.

One Duval St.M - F, 10am-4pm

220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYS

SLOPPY JOE’S BARSOUND ENGINEER

Currently seeking a part-time Sound Engi-neer. Qualified candi-dates must possess the following:* Minimum of two (2) years of on-the-job livesound and lighting experience.

* Strong knowledge ofvarious types of music.

* Knowledge of soundreinforcement.

* Ability to lift a minimumof 25 lbs.

* Flexibility to worknights and some dayhours and specialevents.

If you qualify, send re-sume or qualifications to Marian Kershenbaum at marian@sloppyjoes.comor fax to 305-294-4085 or stop at 201 Duval Street to complete and applica-tion for review.

SENIOR FINANCIAL AID SPECIALIST

At Florida Keys Commu-nity College assists the Director in the day to day clerical and administra-tive activities related to loan processing. Primary duties focus on the in-take, certification, fulfill-ment and reconciliation of federal student loan.The Senior Specialist monitors students to en-gage them in default pre-vention activities to miti-gate the risk of potential default. Generous benefit package. Close date:Tuesday, December 8, 2009 4pm. Applications and information available online www.fkcc.edu or contact Human Re-sources, 305-809-3118 EOE M/F/D/V

MECHANICSTired of working flat-rate? Looking for secure in-come with benefits? We are looking for full-time ASE certified technicians.Pay commensurate with certifications and experi-ence. Clean driving re-cord is a must. Full benefit package available for all FT positions, in-cluding 401(k), Med, Den, Life, and 2 wks va-cation. Apply in person at 122 Simonton St. or 1805 Staples Ave., Ste 101 or fax resume to 292-8939 or 292-8993 or email us at:keyott@historictours.com

EOE & Drug Free Workplace.

220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYS

SALES CONSULTANT$100K+ Career for Proven Closers We have:*the #1 leadership posi-tion in our industry. *an endless flow of qualified customers to our doors.*an incredible luxury high-end desirable prod-uct. *world-class paid training and continuing career development. *a very positive team envi-ronment where you can thrive. You MUST: *Be a one-call closer and top producer.*Have a proven three-year track record of sales success. *Possess great presentation skills and perseverance. *Be a high achiever, goal ori-ented, & financially driven. *Have 3 years commission sales experi-ence in vacation owner-ship, luxury sales, high-end jewelry or simi-lar industries. If you are a proven closer, we en-courage you to send your resume for consideration through this posting. To apply please send re-sume to

william.dammann@peterlik.comno phone calls please.

BIOLOGIST FULL-TIMEWith broad knowledge in Public Health including

mosquitoes and mosqito-borne tropical diseases

such as dengue and malaria. Familiarity with PCR testing is essential.Master of Public Health

Degree preferred.Florida Keys Mosquito

Control District Call 305-292-7190

for information.

220 HELP WANTEDLOWER KEYS

SALES & MARKETINGagency looking for highly motivated and enthusias-tic sales representative to join our fast growing and successful sales team.

Must possess a friendly, outgoing personality and genuine interest in help-ing customers. Confident & energetic, with the abil-ity to engage customers

& encourage them to experience your product.

Email resume to:keywestsales@gmail.comor fax to 305-292-9689

RETAIL SALESFull-time and part-timeretail sales $10.00/hr

plus commissionfor busy downtown giftstore. Includes 2 weeks

paid vacation withMedical & Dental benefits

available after eligibility period.

Apply in person at207 Simonton St.

8:00am to 4:30pm.296-4557

EOE/Drug FreeWorkplace

RETAIL SALESExperienced salesperson needed. Apply in person, 719 Duval Street. Hourly + commission.

RETAIL SALES Part-time/full-time posi-tion available for experi-enced retail sales per-son. Please apply in per-son to Fury Surf Shack 241 Front St. (behind the Westin Hotel).

Experienced Floral Designer: Apply in person @ Key West

Chemical 909 Simonton Street - 294-2483

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OLD TOWN3/2 private yard

$1800/moKWGC

2/2 fully furn. townhome.Short term. $2500/mo.

Geiger KeyCompletely remodeled

2/1.5 mobile home.$1300/mo.Dasha Ray

Conch Realty305-292-8505

LITTLE TORCH KEYCharming 2/1, ground level ,quiet area, large yard, screened porch,

W/D, A/C, incl. ALL util.$1,300 /mo.

(305)394-1951Leave message.

KEY WEST REALTYManagement Group Inc

305-294-RENTwww.keywestrealty.com

Spacious 3br/2ba Riviera Drive

Fenced in yard, W/D hookup. $2,000/mo.

F/S/S

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3/3 TWO STORY HOMEIn downtown Key West.Recently remodeled, tile floors, spacious kitchen with all appliances; office.Within private compound, use of pool and gardens, plus private fenced patio.Off street parking. pet possible. 1 block from Duval. Rent annually for $3000/mo + utilities or month to month at a dif-ferent rate. Call owner at (516) 429-4781.

CLEAN 2/1 Cent/a/c, stove, refrig, ceiling fans, tile.$1450/mo. + Utilis. F/L/S No dogs (305)294-6381

BIG PINE 3/2Boating canal 1,200 sq.ft., $1,300/mo. F/L/S, OBO (305)745-1935

1/1 EFFICIENCY Stock Island, full kitchen $800/mo, $250 refund-able security deposit.Pets considered. Call

Dotty @ 896-3782

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2617 STAPLES AVEBeautiful house for rent.3BR/2BA, fireplace, tile floors, granite kitchen, W/D, D/W, OSP w/car-port & shed. Back yard w/lg deck, fenced yard.Pets considered.(305)294-4381 or 879-4277. $2,200 F/L/S

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LITTLE TORCH Waterfront Pine Channel.Stunning 3,000 + sq.ft.3BR/2.5BA, pool, boat slip, huge patios, garage, no pets, no smoking.$2,700 plus util.

305-522-5841.

3br/3.5ba Two Blocksfrom the beach. One year old townhouse 2 blocks from White St. Pier.Hardwood floors, granite kitchen, stone baths, porches and deck with pool. Fenced yard and off street parking. Small pets ok. Will consider short term lease. $2,750 monthly plus utilities. Call 305-731-6505

BPK 2BR/2BA HOMEon stilts, lg fenced yd, in quiet neighborhood, central a/c, tiled floors, screened in porch, no

smoking. Avail Dec. 1st.$1600/mo + utilities.

F/L/S Must maintain yd.Call 305-304-8970

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COMPASS REALTY305-292-1480

Unfurnished

KWGC Bungalow2 BR /1.5 BA avail now

$1600 per month + utils

KWGC Conch2 BR / 2 BA avail now$1800 per mo + utils

Shipyard Condo1 BR / 1 BA w/loft avail

12/1. Shared pool, assigned parking. $1850

per mo + utils

White Street1 BR/1 BA upstairs unit

Avail 1/1$1400 per mo + utils

Call Compass Realtyfor an appt. 292-1480

Or 888-884-7368www.compass-realty.com

3501 B FLAGLER AVE3BR/2BA

305-745-1365 or 305-923-6053

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AT HOME KEY WEST305-296-7975

www.athomekeywest.com

NEW TOWN Large 4/3 single family

w/ private pooloff street parking

Avail Now$2,600 /mo plus utilities

F/L/S

3/3 large home with private spa,

parking & plenty of Closets.

Pets consideredAvail February

$2,200 /mo plus utilities F/L/S

KEY WEST GOLF CLUB3/2.5 unique townhouseplus den & large covered screened porch Private pool Pets considered Avail Now $2,400/mo

plus utilities F/L/S

3/2.5 home w/ denIn the SancturaryCovered Parking

Private PoolPets Considered

Avail Feb$2,800/mo plus utilities

F/L/S

See pictures and more properties@

www.athomekeywest.com

AT HOME IN KEY WEST

296-7975

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3/2 WATERFRONTSituated on 8 secluded acres in Sugarloaf. Cen-tral A/C, W/D. $2250/mo.+ utilities. 305-294-6995

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AVAILABLE NOW 2BR/1BA duplex MM94 Bayside, W/D, screen porch, $1,100 month 305-451-4100.

432 UNFURNISHEDAPTS. UPPER KEYS

BIG COPPITTBrand new 2BR/2BA.$1200/mo. & New Effi-ciency $600/mo + utils

F/L/S. No pets.(305)797-1416

1BR/1BA ON CANALW/D, all appliances,

cable, water. $950/mo.Summerland Key.(305) 797-6782

SUGARLOAFLarge 3/2 Townhome.

Covered parking, security system, large deck.

$1500.Call 305-393-7838

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2BR/2BA BAHAMA VILLAGE

Cozy split level house - part of a condo. $1,200 per month plus utilities,

reasonable deposit.Back.1BR/1BA, private,

$1,100 per mo. util incl.Bruce/Broadway Realty

305-294-0250.

LARGE 2/1Central A/C, osp, ceiling

fans, Stock Island,1 year lease, some pets,

$1300.00/monthPlus $500.00 security.

Call Judi 797-7127

SANTA CLARA 2BR/1BA, $1,500 mo.plus util. F/L/S.

305-294-9036.

2/1 Renovated New appl. Centrally

located. W/D, Move in ready. No dogs!

$1,000/mo F/L/S.(305)296-9709

AVAIL. NOW White St. 1/1 $1,150 plus electric. F/S. No pets or smoke. 305-304-1620.

New Town Efficiency$785/mo. (plus utilities).clean, balcony. no pets.Total required to move in $1,570. Applicants must have resided in Monroe County for the past year.

SBX CommercialReal Estate LLC.

305-296-7920

OCEAN WALK APARTMENTS

KEY WESTOffice open Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 9am-6pm. Tuesday & Thursday 9am-7pm, Saturday 10am-5pm,

Pool, tennis, laundry center, basketball court, pets welcome, covered

parking and much more!

Rent starting from 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms

1/1 - 646 sq. ft.2/1 - 768 sq. ft.2/2 - 840 sq. ft 3/2 - 1,048 sq. ft

1,075 sq. ft.

ALL UNITS AVAIL NOW!!

We do not accept sec. 8

(305)292-1230

KEY WEST REALTYManagement Group Inc

305-294-RENTwww.keywestrealty.com

2Br/1Ba Atlantic BlvdW/D hookup, D/W.

$1400 F/S/S

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‘87 Jeep Wrangler.Runs good, $1,200 OBO.305-766-9449

2006 Mazda MiataAuto, a/c. $259/month

2007 Chrysler PT Cruiser

Auto, a/c. $199/month

2006 Chrysler PTCruiser

5 speed. a/c. $179/month

2001 Ford Ranger5 speed, a/c, reg. cab.

$129/month

2005 BMW Z4 Conv.Leather, auto, a/c.

Sale Price $19,988

2007 KIA SportageAuto, a/c. $289/month

2008 KIA OptimaAuto/A/C

$289/month

2008 KIA Spectra Auto/A/C

$229/month

2009 KIA Sorento Auto/A/C

$319/month

2006 Honda Civic4 door, auto, a/c.

Sale Price $12,988

2008 Chevy ImpalaAuto, a/c.

Sale Price $12,988

2005 Nissan MaximaLeather, auto, a/c.

Sale Price $13,988

620 AUTOS FOR SALE

KIA MOTORSThe Power To Surprise

3424 N. Roosevelt Blvd.Key West, FL 33040

305-295-8646

TIME IS RUNNING OUT!

2010 Kia Forte KoupIn Stock

2009 New Optima LX-$2,500 Rebate

2009 Kia Borrego- $3,000 Rebate

2010 Kia ForteStarting at $14,899

2010 Kia SoulStarting at $13,999

10 year 100,000 mile warranty. Prices include

all incentives.Plus DOC fee, Tax & Tag

Key West Kia3424 N. Roosevelt Blvd.

Key West, FL 33040***************************

BLOWOUT SALE!!**Front Line Specials**

2007 Toyota CamryAuto, a/c.

Sale Price $14,988

1998 Toyota Rav4Auto, a/c, sunroof.Sale Price $5,988

2005 Mazda6Auto, a/c, leather.

$249/month

2006 Jeep CommanderLow miles, Fully Loaded.

$399/month

2006 Kia Spectraauto, a/c. $199/month

620 AUTOS FOR SALE

Commercial For SaleSearch all commercial

property available in the Keys and Key West at

www.KeysRealEstate.comand make offers directly to our Sellers On-line! Prudential Knight &

Gardner Realty.305-294-5155.

534 COMMERCIALPROPERTY

OWNERS SAY“BRING OFFERS”!!

*Hampton Inn & Suites,Marathon. Reduced to

$14,900,000*6021 Peninsular Ave.

8 Waterfront AcresReduced to $9,600,000

*117 Duval StreetInvestment Property

Reduced to $6,900,000*20 Unit GuesthouseOld Town. Reduced to

$5,999,000*Summerland Office

Bldg. 10,000sf. on large lot. Reduced to

$3,285,000*9 Room GuesthouseOld town. Reduced to

$2,150,000*Restaurant & Bar

300 Block Duval$1,790,000

*Restaurant & Bar500 Block Duval

$1,675,000*2800 Flagler Ave.4 Acres. $999,000

*Liquor Store508 Fleming St.

5-COP Lic. & RE.$899,000

*Northside Dr. Office1,400 s.f. $495,000*1420 Petronia St.

Legal Duplex. $599,000*Free Standing Bldg.

On US 1 Cudjoe$400,000

Also Offering:

*Historic Harris School808 Southard St.

17,500 sf. Building.$22/sf. NNN

*5-COP Liquor LicenseUnrestricted Monroe County. One available

534 COMMERCIALPROPERTY

Turn Key LaundromatAvailable in Big Pine

Key. New efficient equip-ment. The Keys only

First Class Laundromat with many commercial

accounts. Claude Gardner Prudential

Knight & Gardner Realty 305-766-3133.

526 BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY

DELI/FOOD-MARKETSelling due to Health Problems. Make offer.15 Barcelona Dr. Big Coppitt

305-294-2220,305-896-4509.

Local Private Mortgage Lending

Loan amounts based on the value of a property only. No verification of

income, assets or credit.

We will also lend up to 50% or more on short

sale or foreclosure purchases quickly and with no verifications.

FLA Keys Mortgage Co.292-9982 or 852-0830

Residential For SaleSearch all residential

property available in the Keys and Key West at

www.KeysRealEstate.comand make offers directly to our Sellers On-line!

Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty.305-294-5155.

All real estate ad-vertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fed-

eral Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to ad-vertise “any preference, limi-tation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference limitation or discrimination.”This newspaper will not know-ingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in vio-lation or the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

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Visit keywestliving.comFor All Key West AreaReal Estate Listings

La Brisa, 309WPerfect move in ready 2 BR & 2 BA condo across the street from Smather's Beach. $374,000

2012 Roosevelt Dr.3 BR & 2 BA, 1500 sq. ft.home w/ off street park-ing & a fenced yard.$374,000

13 Kingfisher LaneAbsolutely beautiful 3 BR & 2.5 BA KWGC home w/ a wrap around porch & many upgrades.$395,000

1701 Flagler Ave.Value priced 1950s 3 BR & 2 BR cottage w/ many recent renovation fea-tures & a studio apt.$445,000

1800 Atlantic, A403Just Listed! Ocean view 2 BR & 2 BA penthouse condo w/ a transient rental license. $685,000

22 Allamanda TerraceKey Haven home w/ a full open water view, dock-age, 3 BR & 2.5 BA & a 2 car garage. $770,000

Vic Musmanno, P.A.Coldwell Banker Schmitt

305-294-0123www.keywestliving.com

BRAND NEW3BR 2BA HOME

$229,000.00Big Pine Key, Florida

$12,400.00MOVES YOU IN

Includes 3.5% downAnd closing costs.

Monthly payment asLow as $1,650.50

Includes taxes, insuranceand mortgage insurance.

Call Joe Cleghorn305-304-6627

520 HOMESLOWER KEYS

HANDYMAN SPECIALMobile Home For Sale Poinciana Mobile Home Park. Call 294-4236.

502 MOBILE HOMESLOWER KEYS

STORAGEIndustrial Warehouses

Sizes vary.Storage Containers

On our site or yours.Call (305)294-0277

464 STORAGE

PLUSH OFFICESin 100 blk of Simonton, most w/2 desks, some with computers. Use of copier, printers, conf.

room, kitchen. $500 to $800 + ST. Util incl.

MUST SEE! Call Norman @ 305-304-0429

www.simontonrow.com

462 OFFICE SPACE

3 Office Spaces Avail.Lots of light., furnished.Great location in Old

Town. Easy access, OSP Brand new.

Price ranges from $500-$1000/mo

all utilities included.305-296-4275

1109 TRUMAN AVE.High traffic Old Townlocation. Central A/C.

700 sq.ft. w/show windowFor info 305-923-6400

STORE OR OFFICEOld Town 423 Simonton,

Art/Antique District, Excellent Exposure,

$1,250/mo 305-294-3061

Big Pine Commerical Warehouse

400 sq.ft. $350 plus util.800 sq.ft. $600 plus util.600 sq. ft. office with 600 sq. ft. commercial ware-house attached. $700 plus utils. 305-522-5841.

COMMERCIALWAREHOUSE

ON STOCK ISLANDUnit B is 1000 sf w/600sf of fenced outside storage

$1040/mo.Call Steve

305-296-5555

ITALIAN RESTAURANTDELI & TAKE OUT

10 seats, turnkey ready to go. Rear apt also.

OLD TOWN2/1 apt. large yard, pool,

with parking. Month to month or year around.

Mr. Dan. (631) 445-4163

Commercial For LeaseSearch over 50,000 SF of Key West office and retail space for lease at www.KeysRealEstate.com

Search property for lease and see the asking rents.

Professional, clean, and affordable office space at 3426 Duck Avenue with ample parking, dual en-trances and storage.1,171 SF. Perfect for medical, accounting, le-gal, real estate or any professional use.

Outstanding retail or of-fice space located di-rectly behind Sarabeth'sRestaurant, steps away from Duval Street at 529 Southard Street. 1,653 SF at an affordable rate and term.

Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty.

305-294-5155

460 COMMERCIALRENTALS

460 COMMERCIALRENTALS

TWO STORY CUL-DE-SAC HOME

in Gainesville, FLTwo story cul-de-sac home in Robin Lane lov-ingly restored and im-proved so you can move in and relax. Downstairs master suite with sitting room, remarkable private bath with dual sinks, walk-in shower and pool

458 VACATION RENTALSELSEWHERE

458 VACATION RENTALSELSEWHERE

KEY WEST CANALHOME

3BR/2.5BA with pool.Available now. Call 305-395-8977.

452 VACATION RENTALSLOWER KEYS

1 Block From Duval StRV Lots For Rent

27 ft Units or Smaller$700 moves you in.Call 305-797-5184

451 MOBILE HOMES/R VSITES

2/1 ISLAMORADA219B Preston St (MM82).Good condition, new ap-pliances, OSP & patio.Yard service & pest con-trol incl. $1,300/mo.Avail. now. Call Tom 318-455-6379

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SPACIOUS MID TOWN1/1 w/backyard studio, new kitchen, storage,

W/D, HD-DVR & DSL incl Part-time pool & dock.

No smokers/pets.$1,495/ mo.

305-292-1707.

E41 12TH AVE.STOCK ISLAND

CBS 3BR/2BA with car-port. $1,600 per mo.F/L/S. No dogs. Call 305-294-0735.

AVAILABLE NOW Riviera Dr. In Key West.Renovated 1/1 house,w/d, marble floors, gated back yard $1300/ mo.F/L/S 305-731-9990

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Over $20 Million SoldProperty YTD 2009!!!

Curtis Skomp, CCIMColdwell Banker

CommercialSchmitt RE Co.292.7441-ofc.304.0084-cell

KeyWestCommercial.com

access. Office/study, din-ing room, living room, family room with brick wood-burning fireplace, half bath downstairs.Craftfully remodeled kitchen features new countertops, center is-land, bar and huge walk-in pantry. Upstairs you will find 4 more bed-rooms and 2 remodeled baths. Relax on the patio or deck by the in-groundpool and the outdoor fire-place/cook station.If Interested please con-tact: ml63028@gmail.com

4BR/3BA ON CANALKey Haven, lots of stor-age, C/A/C, tile, carpet.Avail. March 1st. $3,500, F/S. For sale or rent.305-481-8356.

CUDJOE KEY 2BR/2BA on canal. Sum-merland Key, 4BR/2BA with pool. Call Florida Keys Realty, Inc.745-3717.

OLD TOWNLarge 3/2 on Fleming St.

2 decks, W/D, OSP, $2200/mo. + util.

Sewer & garbage incl.305-923-4667

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669 DOCKAGE/STORAGE

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KEEP YOUR BOAT! Dry rack and wet slip

boat storage available at Sunset Marina

*24 Hour Security *Convenience store on-

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*Fishing Supplies*Snacks/Soda/Beer 5555 Colledge Rd.

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669 DOCKAGE/STORAGE

‘07 30’Sailboat Trailer 10k lbs. Cost $4k. Selling $1,550 (305)509-4086.

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662 POWER BOATS

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Twin 318 Chry, 10 kw Kohler gen, perfect live aboard. Rebuilt in 2005.New eng, new gen, new radar and plotter. Sleeps 6, setup w/ rear state-room for 1 couple to live on. Great condition. Must sell due to health. Asking $49,000 o.b.o. in Sum-merland. 815-715-4545.

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2004, 25’ FREEPORTWith electric hitch, super clean, sleeps 6. $7500 (305)797-1416

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Relay For Life looking for teamsFROM NAS KEY WEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Relay For Life of the Lower Keys is holding a community kickoff

party at 5:30 tonight at the Conch Flyer in the Key West airport.

The “We’re Not Gonna Take It” kickoff party is open to everyone and is an event to get teams interested and excited about the 2010 Relay For Life event. There will be food, door prizes and a cash bar. Parking will be validated. For more information, call 292-2333.

The American Cancer Society Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives everyone in communities across the globe a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against the disease. At Relay, teams of people camp out at a local high school, park, or fairground and take turns walking or running around a track or path. Each team is asked to have a rep-resentative on the track at all times during the event. Because cancer never sleeps, Relays are overnight events up to 24 hours in length.

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The safety standdown is mandatory for all hands.

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