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This supernova was discovered on November 14 by tthe supernova search group at Lick Observatory in California and is a relatively bright one. The latest observations show it has brightened somewhat since discovery and is currently at about mag 14.3. Initial spectral measurements indicate this to be a Type Ia with unusual characteristics. It may get a little brighter than normally expected with this type of supernova at this distance. The would be a good one to look at over the next month or so.