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This is off topic, but it's been pretty fun watching the boys from Petaluma play games on TV, in the Little League World Series, the last couple of weeks. I know one of the kids so it's even more exciting.

They're down to the final four. They play tomorrow for the U.S. championship, and if they win that, they play Sunday for the international championship. Go Petaluma!
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