Vermilacinia laevigata. The F-27 was inducted into the American Sailboat Hall of Fame on 29 January 2004. See also. Related development Similar sailboats F-27 Sport Cruiser The F-27 Sport Cruiser is an American trailerable trimaran sailboat that was designed by New Zealander Ian Farrier in 1984–1985. Production. The boat was built by Corsair Marine in the United States between 1986 and February 1997, with 450 examples completed. The F-27 was replaced in production by the derivative F-28 design, later designated as the Corsair 28. Development. The F-27's concept started in 1973 in Australia when Farrier developed and patented the outrigger folding 	F-27 Sport Cruiser
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15156154	Iqbal Hussain Iqbal Hussain Mohamed Iqbal bin Hamid Hussain (born 6 June 1993) is a Singaporean professional footballer who plays as a forward for the Singapore Premier League side Balestier Khalsa FC. Club career. Gombak United. Iqbal started his career at Gombak United where he scored 2 goals in 7 league games. LionsXII. He joined Malaysia Super League club LionsXII after Gombak United withdrew from the S.League at the end of the 2012 season. Young Lions. Restricted to one league appearance in the 2013 season and in need for match experience leading to the Southeast Asian Games, he was de-registered in 	Iqbal Hussain
15156155	April 2013 and joined under-23 developmental side Courts Young Lions in the S.League. He scored a total of 8 goals in 44 games during his 3 years stint with the club. Hougang United. In 2016, he joined Hougang United FC. Although he did not have much playing time due to his National Service, Iqbal worked hard and impressed when he got to play and he even got a recall to the national team in 2016. In total, he finished the season with 6 goals, 8 assists in 24 games across all competitions. He even earned an S.League Goal of the 	Iqbal Hussain
15156156	Year nomination. His performances led to a contraction extension into the 2017 S.League season. However, due to his NS commitments, Iqbal was hardly able to make himself available for the Cheetahs, missing huge chunks of the season. After serving his NS in August 2017, Iqbal started featuring more prominently for the club. His efforts paid off as he was offered a contract extension for the 2018 S.League season. Sukhothai F.C.. He went for trials in Thailand where he was offered a contract with Thai League 1 side Sukhothai. However, the deal collapsed at the last minute. Geylang International. He signed 	Iqbal Hussain
15156157	for the Eagles for the 2020 season and scored twice in his 2nd appearance for the team. Chennai City. Iqbal became the first Singaporean to play in the I-League when he signed for Chennai City FC in December 2020. In the final game of the season, Iqbal scored the winner in the 94th minute to help his team finish 2-1 winners over already relegated NEROCA F.C. for his 3rd goal in 3 games. He scored 3 goals and made 2 assists in 10 games to help his team starve off relegation. Balestier Khalsa. After a great stint with 	Iqbal Hussain
15156158	the I-League side Chennai City FC in India, Iqbal returned to his home country and signed for the Singapore Premier League side Balestier Khalsa for the remainder of the 2021 season. International career. Iqbal Hussain was part of the Singapore national under-23 team that won the bronze medal at the 2013 Southeast Asian Games. Iqbal Hussain was called up to the senior team in July 2013. Iqbal represented Singapore U23 at the 2014 Asian Games. He made his senior international debut in the 35th minute of a friendly match against Papua New Guinea on 6 September 2014. He earned 	Iqbal Hussain
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15156160	Vermilacinia laevigata Vermilacinia laevigata Vermilacinia laevigata is a fruticose lichen that occurs in the fog zone along the Pacific Coast of the California Floristic Province from Marin County, California to 15 miles south of Misión San Vicente Ferrer in Baja California Distinguishing Features. Vermilacinia laevigata" is classified in the subgenus "Vermilacinia". It is distinguished from related species by the thallus divided into mostly simple flattened strap-like branches and by having lichen substances predominantly of terpenes, an unknown terepene, T3, zeorin and (-)-16 α-hydroxykaurane, and by lacking the accessory substance of salazinic acid; also reported are bourgeanic acid and usnic acid . The thallus branches, which vary widely in shape from one thallus to another, usually spread upwards and outwards, and are often curved and slightly twisted. Apothecia develop terminally on branches, slightly elevated on short stalk-like narrower branches, and have a white disk. The cortex is 100–175 microns thick with a smooth outer surface, which is in regard to the epithet, "laevigata", meaning smooth. Thalli of "Vermilacinia laevigata" with narrow branches are likely to be confused with "Niebla homalea", while those with wider branches resemble "Niebla cornea" or "Niebla eburnea". These species, which often occur together, are best distinguished by  the presence or absence of chondroid strands, and by their secondary metabolites. Herbarium specimens of "V. laevigata", which usually develop a whitish mold-like appearance when stored in the herbarium for a long time, had been known for years as "Niebla homalea" The distinction of the species was clarified from further study of their chemistry and morphology; "Vermilacinia" does not develop chondroid strands within the medulla, while "Niebla" does not have (-)-16 α-hydroxykaurane. Taxonomic History. For a short time, during 1987–1994, "Vermilacinia laevigata" was proposed by another name, indicated in a manuscript distributed to lichenologists in California, Maryland, and  Germany, and in annotation labels of numerous specimens by Richard Spjut. He had chosen a name for the species in honor of Mason E. Hale, Jr. His first encounter with the species was near Cerro Solo in northern Baja California ("Spjut 9047C", 1 May 1985, US), while collecting a sample of "Niebla eburnea" as part of systematic collection of lichens for screening by the National Cancer Institute in search of new drugs to treat HIV. The annotation labels for the specimens had to be redone as a result of Peter Bowler and Phillip Rundel publishing their name first, except for  specimens from Charis Bratt— now at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden—that were returned to her with the unpublished name. When "Vermilacinia" was described as a new genus in 1995, it became necessary to transfer "Niebla laevigata", described by Bowler and Rundel in 1994, to the genus "Vermilacinia". In 2004, Peter Bowler and Janet Marsh transferred it back to "Niebla" It should noted that R. Heber Hower, Jr. in his revision of North American "Ramalina", Section Ellipsosporae, stated that: “There are but two really distinctive characters—one made use of by Tuckerman, the chondroid axial filaments (almost of generic importance ) of "ceruchis" and "homalea"—the other that of spore form.” But Howe did not apply the chondroid character in his key, or mention it in his descriptions, nor did he recognize what is now "Vermilacinia laevigata"; instead, he separated the two by whether the branches (“laciniae”) were terete (= "Vermilacinia") or compressed-angulate (= "Niebla"). Bowler in 1981 recognized three groups based on cortical features, which correspond to "Niebla" and the two "Vermilacinia" subgenera, subgenus "Vermilacinia" and subgenus "Cylindricaria". Spjut was the first to apply both cortical and chemical characters that clearly led to recognition of two genera as was suggested  by Howe and also by Hildur Krog and Haavard Østhagen in 1980 who stated: “We consider that the anatomical traits characteristic of Steiner's "Corticatae", perhaps linked with chemical traits as suggested by Follmann (1976a) show greater promise as a basis for a taxonomic subdivision.” Vermilacinia laevigata Vermilacinia laevigata is a fruticose lichen that occurs in the fog zone along the Pacific Coast of the California Floristic Province from Marin County, California to 15 miles south of Misión San Vicente Ferrer in Baja California Distinguishing Features. "Vermilacinia laevigata" is classified in the subgenus "Vermilacinia". It is distinguished from related species