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Hi, I'm Hilary Frank. This is the Long as Short as Time.

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Also, if you've been following our I've got news series, Ellen and Tim's daughter was born.

On May 19th, at a very healthy 8 pounds, 14 ounces.

Her name is no longer Bean. They're now calling her Fiona Jane.

Everyone is doing great, and I'm working on that episode now.

Alright, that's it for announcements. Now on to our episode.

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