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Mirena is a hormonal intrauterine device (IUD) that's inserted into the uterus for long-term birth control (contraception). A T-shaped plastic frame that releases a type of progestin, Mirena thickens the cervical mucus to prevent sperm from reaching or fertilizing an egg. Mirena also thins the lining of the uterus and partially suppresses ovulation.
Mirena is the only hormonal IUD that has Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval. Mirena prevents pregnancy for up to five years after insertion.
Mirena offers effective, long-term contraception. Among various benefits, Mirena:
Mirena isn't appropriate for everyone, however. Your health care provider may discourage use of Mirena if you:
In addition, tell your health care provider if you:
Less than 1 percent of women who use Mirena will get pregnant in the first year of typical use. If you do conceive while using Mirena, you're at higher risk of an ectopic pregnancy — when the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, usually in a fallopian tube. However, because Mirena prevents most pregnancies, women who use it are at lower risk of having an ectopic pregnancy than are other sexually active women who are not using contraception.
Mirena doesn't offer protection from sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Side effects associated with Mirena include:
It's also possible to expel Mirena from your uterus. You may be more likely to expel Mirena if you:
In addition, your health care provider may recommend removal of Mirena if you develop:
Your health care provider will evaluate your overall health and do a pelvic exam before inserting Mirena. He or she may also recommend screening for STIs. You can have Mirena inserted anytime during your menstrual cycle if you've been consistently using another birth control method or you haven't had sex since your last period. If you are breast-feeding, have irregular periods or haven't been consistently using birth control, you may need to take a pregnancy test before Mirena is inserted or have it inserted during a period. If you have Mirena inserted more than seven days after the start of your period, you should be prepared to use backup contraception for one week.
Taking a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others), one to two hours before the procedure can help reduce cramping.
Mirena is typically inserted in a health care provider's office.
Your health care provider will insert a speculum into your vagina and cleanse your vagina and cervix with an antiseptic solution. Then he or she will use a special instrument to gently align your cervical canal and uterine cavity and another tool to measure the depth of your uterine cavity. Next your health care provider will fold Mirena's horizontal arms and place the device inside an applicator tube. He or she will insert the tube into your cervical canal and carefully place Mirena in your uterus. When the applicator tube is removed, Mirena will remain in place. Your health care provider will trim Mirena's strings so that they don't protrude too far into the vagina and may record the length of the strings.
During Mirena insertion, you may experience dizziness, fainting, nausea, low blood pressure or a slower than normal heart rate (bradycardia). It's also possible for the IUD to perforate the uterine wall or cervix.
After every period, or every two months if you're not having flow, check to feel that Mirena's strings are protruding from your cervix. Don't pull on the strings. Four to six weeks after Mirena is inserted, your health care provider may re-examine you to make sure Mirena hasn't moved and check for signs and symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease, which can cause tubal damage or infertility.
While you're using Mirena, contact your health care provider immediately if you:
It's also important to contact your health care provider immediately if you think Mirena is no longer in place. Call you doctor if:
Your health care provider will check the location of Mirena, and if it's displaced, remove it if necessary.
Mirena can remain in place for up to five years. To remove Mirena, your health care provider will likely use forceps to grasp the device's strings and gently pull. The device's arms will fold upward as it's withdrawn from the uterus. Light bleeding and cramping is common during removal. In some cases, removal may be more complicated. For example, Mirena may become embedded in your uterine wall. If this happens, you may need local anesthesia and cervical dilation or hysteroscopy to have the device removed.
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The ITF Board of Directors would like to wish all our members and their families a very happy Christmas period and a prosperous New Year ahead....Read more
Dear Members and Visitors,
I would like to formally inform you that at World Championships 2013 – ITF Anti-Doping Unit subjected 10 athletes to doping control. The tests were by random selection and included 4 gold medallists, 8 males 2 females were tested.
Athletes tested from :
Italy – Poland – Argentina – Russia - USA – France – Ukraine
The confirmed result are as follows:
All athletes tested had – No Prohibited Substances detected.
There are no disciplinary or legal issues for ITF Ethics and Discipline committee to consider at this time.
I would like to thank you formally for your support. Special sincere thanks to Grand Master Bos, without who's support this significant step forward in ITF's International standing would not have been possible.
ITF Doping control Unit was formally commended by PWC (our appointed testing organisation from Germany) for the empathic and professional way the tests were conducted.
The process was in full compliance with international WADA standards. The attitude and interactions with the athletes selected for testing, coaches, tournament organises and ITF officials were especially mentioned and are a credit to all of us affiliated with ITF.
Kind regards,
Yours in Taekwon-Do,
Dr. Richard Aboud
ITF Medical Director & Chairman of Anti-Doping...Read more
An ITF delegation led by its President GM Pablo Trajtenberg accompanied by Master Ruben Marchini 8th Degree and 6th Degree Fernando Castro visited the island of Cuba from November 19th to 23rd.
During that time they visited the city of Camaguei where they attended to different gyms in order to observe how the activity is developed in the country. They were received with an exhibition by practitioners from different provinces who showed an excellent level.
This request to the ITF came from Instructor Eugenio Villafranca, who is an old practitioner of the ITF style in Cuba (he was separated from Instructor Reina who was aligned with GM Choi) for that reason he organized during 3 days a 12 hours seminar conducted by the ITF delegation, which was attended by approximately 30 Black Belts.
On the technical level we can say that although it needs some adjustment it is in the hands of passionate practitioners with a very good physical condition and that they gradually will have an excellent development, also they organized a banquet with traditional gifts as part of an excellent protocol. During the visit we had the opportunity to publicise the ITF including one interview for television.
We can say that a new country has been added to the ITF that even with a lack of financial resources that other countries have, it has a human potential and of quality worthy of notice....Read more
88th International Instructors Course - Oostende-Belgium November 22nd-24th, 2013
ITF-Belgium hosted the 88th International Instructors Course with the ITF Technical Committee, GM Hector Marano, GM Willem Jacob Bos and GM Kim Ung Lan.
It was the 3rd time an IIC was held in Belgium, the first time in Oostende, the biggest town at the belgian coast.
Registration started on Thursday November 21st. This was necessary, since there were 236 participants coming from 21 different countries. Amongst them 2 GrandMasters, GM Rolf Becking from Germany & GM Orello Ellis (UK), and 19 Masters.
On Friday and Saturday the course was organised in the "Royal Stables", a building with a history. It was built by a norvegian architect on demand of King Leopold II. Later it was the first basketbal arena used by the club of Oostende, playing in the First League.
Because of the big amount of participants the Technical Committee decided to have two "separate" IIC's, one for I° to III° degree, one for IV°degree and up. This was nice since this way all participants had the opportunity to see their whole program.
Friday evening 143 persons participated at the banquet.
On Saturday afternoon, after the classes of that day, there was the closing ceremony. Master Frank Vanberghen presented the GrandMasters paintings he had made especially for them. Also Master Christa Wintzer, 8th degree, was honoured. At the age of 70 she decided this was her last IIC.
Saturday evening at the top floor, the 9th floor, of hotel Ravelingen the organizers invited all GrandMasters and Masters for a nice dinner.
Sunday morning the venue was in Ravelingen, where most of the participants were staying. It was reserved for the Kids Development Program, conducted by Master Donato Nardizzi.
Meanwhile in the meeting rooms on the 4th floor there were a lot of gradings going on.
It was really an honour for the organizing committee to welcome all the participants to Oostende.
All pictures scan be found www.iicbelgium.be
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This past weekend, the NTA-ITF hosted, for the first time in the USA, the official ITF Kids Develpment Course in Queens, New York. With the participation of 32 black belt instructors from Canada, Jamaica, Dominican Republic and USA, Master Donato Nardizzi shared his deep knowledge on the subject of childrens education and the ITF Kids Programme.
The feedback form all participants was very positive and all of them look forward to implementing the official ITF Kids programme in their respective schools....Read more
On the 9th and 10th of November, the ITF held the first International Kids Course for Central America, in the halls of the Barceló Hotel, in Managua city, Nicaragua.
The course was organised by Master Robert Webster, President of the Union of Taekwon-Do Nicaragua, and was attended by 31 participants from Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador. The course was conducted by Mr Fabián Izquierdo, member of Children´s Development Committee.
There were twelve hours of intensive theoretical and practical work, characterized by the excellent predisposition of those present to learn, discuss and participate in each of the proposed activities.
Congratulations to the organizers for this event....Read more
The ITF Social Media Connection with our members is contiuning to grow as the ITF Communications and Marketing Committee of Stephen Ryan (Chairman), Paco Ferrando and Fabian Izquierdo continue to develop our online presence. This started with the ITF Facebook page but has now grown to include Twitter, Youtube, Picasa and Google+. Help us to communicate with our members around the World by connecting and sharing....Read more
During the ITF World Championships, chairman of the communications committee, Stephen Ryan had the opportunity to interview the ITF President, Grandmaster Pablo Trajtenberg. During the interview our President spoke about his impression of the championships, the high level of the competitors, the growth of the ITF in a coordinated way, the presence of the pioneer GM Park and the future vision of the ITF....Read more
A couple of weeks have past since the World Championships and we are now taking an opportunity to look back at the biggest World Championships in the history of ITF with over 1,000 black belts competing. We take this opportunity to chat to the Chiarman of the Organising Committee, Mr. Paco Ferrando, who undertook the task of leading the team to organise this historical event....Read more


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Tune In: Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2012 Tonight On CBS!
It's one of MJ's favorite shows of the year — the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show – and it airs tonight, December 4th at 10pm on CBS!
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MikaellaHairAuburnCurly HairColor Treated HairChemically Treated HairSo DisappointedFirst off i must have the worst luck in the world because every product i try works for everyone else but me! I followed these instructions so carefully and later rinsed the product out for 15 minutes! I even skipped the third step like many of the reviews i read said to do. It was looking a bit lighter but then a few minutes later it was back to the exact same color! I literally have tried everything underthe sun to get rid of this god aweful red hair without bleaching it because its already damaged. NOTHING EVER WORKS FOR ME! All this product did was leave my hair dry and smelling bad. Now im gunna be forced to bleach my hair because its the only way to get the red out... TERRIBLE TERRIBLE PRODUCT! Doesnt work at all if youre trying to get red out...waste of my time and money.2 out of 4 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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Kiera W.CAHairMedium BrownOily HairColor Treated HairWorked Great!Now, I don't know the science behind this... but it worked great for me, but it does stink up your place like eggs. I personally didn't think it was THAT bad, but my boyfriend came home and was like, "EW WHAT IS THAT TERRIBLE SMELL?" LOL.
My natural color is a mousy brown. I usually dye it either a richer, dark chocolate brown, or a lighter honey brown. I went a little crazy this year, and dyed it red (Think Ariel from Little Mermaid) and then black. Red is TERRIBLE to get out of my hair, I think even more so than it is known to be. Even with the faded black, the red was still very visible in my hair. GREAAAT. Tried to dye over it with the Loreal Hicolor (for brown's only) in Honey Ginger (I had good results before, but it didn't take this time. Could have been a problem on my end since I only left it on for may 25-30 mins I have a feeling it needed to be in way longer than that, anyways-) It only colored my roots. Ha! It wasn't so bad, but I am a bit of a perfectionist.
So, I went out and got this and another dye to re-dye my hair. I followed the directions, mixed, put it in my hair, blah blah blah. When it came to letting it sit, I let it sit for a whopping 60 minutes. 20 would have done absolutely nothing for me. That's how freaking resistant my hair is.
When I rinsed it out, I did what another review said and let it rinse for a good 15 minutes, then I washed it twice. The new "classic" Herbal Essences did a good job at getting the smell out of the hair, btw.
I then did the lotion, but I only left it on for 3 minutes, because by this time I was getting annoyed that it was taking so long. Haha. Then I conditioned twice.
The color of my hair? A nice honey brown, that matched my roots almost to a T! I do not even need to redye it! :) My hair is still in great condition. I might try one more application to get it a tad lighter, but overall I am really happy with the results.9 out of 9 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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Michelle H.Norfolk, VAHairCurly HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairChemically Treated HairThis Product Is Amazing!!!I can never make up my mind whether I want to be blonde, red, brown with highlights and so on..I don't even remember what my natural color is lol. Last dye job I wanted a fire red but it didn't take well I thought maybe I will go to Sallys and gey dye just for dark hair, they told me to use ColorFix and then dye my hair. So I followed all directions even step 3, yeah the smell isn't pretty but its not horrible. After shampooing and conditioning I blow dryed and straightened it..hair is naturally curly and sucks to dye with curls..once I straightened it iLOVED the color I got and took all my dye back to the store lol. My hair came out a golden blonde with highlights..looks better than when I had highlights done professionally. I have washed it and used a color seal conditioner the 2nd time..looks like it gotten darker but still love it. Not sure if it will just keep getting darker with each wash or what but I won't be redying anytime soon. Awesome product..will use again if I get another bad dye job.5 out of 5 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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RebekahWashington StateHairBlondeColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairOverall, A SuccessI have naturally dishwater blonde hair. I have been many different colors, including black & fully bleached twice. About 3 months ago I decided to go all burgundy. I finally got tired of it and wanted my blonde back. I thought my only choice would be bleach, then I found COLORFIX and read every review here. Knowing my hair, I expected to come out orange. I purchased a light ash blonde and 20 vol developer lile the sales lady suggested to lift and cover orange. So I used half of each bottle and slathered it on my hair which is down to the middle of my back. I left it on for an hour. I was really excited because it had lightened it alot. But after washing it, it was oraaaange/yellow on top and a light pretty brown on the lower half. Sooo I repeated the process using the other half. I rinsed it out and it was a little lighter, but still orange. I decided TO use the processing lotion for these reasons: All it does is oxygenize your color and make it stable for a new color! SO if your hair darkens after putting it on, it's because you weren't succesful in removing all the color. Therefore you need to do it again if you still want to be lighter. If you don't use that step, your hair isn't stable, it will continue to change color for days and darken on it's own anyway and you will have no way of knowing what color your hair will turn when you do recolor. Also, if your hair turns orange after colorfix it tones down the brassyness a LOT. Yes it did darken me just a touch, butit really helped tone.So I dried it after washing a lot and using a good conditioner. It was not damaged, yay. I woke up today. Applied the color praying I didn't become green. It did not turn blonde and it didn't cover the orange, but like others have said, your hair grabs color and makes it a lot darker than the shade on the tube. So for me, it was helpful in bringing my brassy strawberry to a more even, less harsh color. Not a total success, not what I want, but livable. I am going to do some more research and talk to a pro before I color again. So Colorfix DID do what it's supposed to, as it doesn't promise to get you to your natural shade OR even one you don't have to recolor, apparently some girls just get really lucky and experience that lol. I DO suggest you use step 3 no matter how many reviews tell you not to. I even saw a review who raved about it the day of, but did a new review days later saying her hair continued to darken and that's because your hair oxygenizes over time on it's own, only slower than what you get with step 3. So either way, if you didn't get all the color out, it will darken. And if you color right after colorfix without using step3, it will most likely leave you very dark again. So think logically about it. Buy two boxes of colorfix to be sure you'll have enough incase it does darken after step 3. I used 1&2 and didn't do 3 until I repeated steps 1&2 since it didn't lift enough the first time. So after you are happy with the color then do step 3. If it darkens to the point that you want or need to be lighter, use the second box of colorfix. But if it darkens and you're happy with it or it doesn't darken, then leave it alone and color as normal. Just remember either way, your hair will soak uo the color really fast and will be darker than expected. So get a few shades lighter than yohr goal and WATCH your hair. Seriously. Oh, and the smell everyone says is horrid, unbearable, ect.. Is NOT that bad. Really. Yes part one smells like sulfer (rotten eggs) . But once mixed with bottle 2, it's not that bad. Still an odor, but not what ppl say it is. Maybe it didn't bother me much because I'm so used to chemical color smells, I don't know. But my fan in the bathroom cleared the smell in minutes after I was done. I can smell it slightly inn my hair, but between the new color and products, it is not strong at all and smells more like regular color than the eggy. Some tips: Start at the darkest part of your hair. Try to avoid roots. I mixed in a bowl and used a color brush to apply and that worked well. I saw some reviews say it was too thick and some say it was runy. Mine was right in the middle, so perhaps they didn't get their ratios right. Massage it all in once it's applied. Use heat! Blowdryer helps a ton! Use a good conditioner. And you can never rinse too much .... Good luck ladies.23 out of 23 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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JordanHairDark BrownCurly HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairIt Works, But Theres ConsI've been dying my hair all kinds of blacks for almost a year.. this stuff worked after 3 applications. Everybody says it smells? Mine didn't smell like anything, at all? But, after the second application applied that lotion, and I had to redo my hair alll over again.. LEAVE OUT THE LOTION! The lotion darkened my hair back to black, but after application number 3, my hair was a pretty auburn color, but my rots were blonde! Haha, I HAD to dye my hair after I did this.. I used a demi color from Sallys, i used light neutral brown. And it kinda dyed my hair that color, but my roots are blonde, and some of strands of my hair is black, other is a real dark brown like almost black, but in a couple weeks I'l be getting it professional done because people still say my hair looks black! But this stuff works! :)2 out of 3 shoppers thought this review wasn't helpful.
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Yvonne S.Toronto, CanadaHairDark BrownColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairAmazing..totally Unexpected ResultsI'll start off by saying that I have spent years going back and forth from dark brown to blonde using bleach and bleach only and always ended up with a yellow/orange mess..because I didn't do my research! Most recently I let my natural hair grow out about halfway until I got bored and decided to go dark red which I loved but found it was way too high maintenance..it faded every 2 weeks and I hated seeing light brown shine through.
This time I decided to take on the challenge of becoming a platinum blonde! Since I know red is a difficult colour to lift I looked around online for the best hair colour remover (which I didn't even know existed until now!) and came across Colorfix. I threw out step 3 (not needed), mixed about 2.5 ounces of each bottle and saved the rest for a 2nd application. Combed it through my hair, put on a shower cap, left on for 20 minutes, shampooed/rinsed for 5 minutes STRAIGHT (had to set an alarm on my phone..lol) and then put a deep conditioner in for another 5 minutes. I stepped out of the shower, looked in the mirror and was shocked.
Not a single trace of red left, my hair was a caramel blonde with a copper tint and completely even! Not splotchy at all! And soft! Dare I say..it actually looks kinda good! Unfortunately it doesn't really suit my skin tone otherwise I'd keep it!
The 2nd application wasn't really necessary since it only lightened it maybe another 1/2 shade..but I definitely felt like my hair was a little more dry this time around so I used a generous amount of Moroccan Oil after I blow dried it.
All in all, a great product and I highly recommend it, especially if you're trying to go blonde and plan on bleaching..it will be much easier for the bleach to lift your hair to the pale yellow stage. Good luck:)7 out of 8 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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Ally E.United StatesHairNormal HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairTerrible.I want the real deal when I look at reviews, and not long paragraphs so short story short: It didn't work AT ALL. I did everything x2, and it still never worked. Waiting 20 minutes and all, and my hair is exactly the same. It sucks.12 out of 17 shoppers thought this review wasn't helpful.
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VirggAmazing Results But Seriously Don't Use Part 3!!!!I have dyed black hair and colorfix stripped the black out within 2 times going through all steps. It was a BEAUTIFUL copper shade. I was hesitant to do the last bit (processing lotion) because I've heard it will just darken the color back up. It did exactly that and all my hardwork is all gone, I'm sooooo annoyed. Going to redo it in the morning without the last step.8 out of 9 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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VanessaMiamiHairBlackNormal HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairColorfix Confusion.I WANT TO MAKE SURE SKEPTICS READ THIS!
My natural hair is a mousy brown (not too light not too dark) and I've dyed it every shade of burgundy, brown and last but not least the dreaded black shade that makes us all look older, not cute. I liked the black because people told me it would look good as I am super white but I was over it two months later.
Anyways I did my research and stumbled upon Colorfix and ended up going to pick it up at my local Sallys and the lady told me it was great but to leave out the third bottle because since I already had natural dark hair it would only make it darker.
I applied a third of bottle #1 and a third of #2 and used a hair dye brush all over, I checked my hair every 10 minutes and I definitely saw the black COMPLETELY FADE! I left it overall for one hour and washed like crazy with my regular shampoo mixed with some dish soap. I need to stress the fact that this product has to be washed out thoroughly or it will darken "on its own". Wash wash and wash!!!! Since I found that some parts where a little darker brown I applied another third of the bottles and mixed with a little bit of shampoo (massaged into the roots and sides which were the darkest of all) and left it only for 40 minutes this time but by the time I washed everything looked a great shade of brown with honey highlights I guess you could say?
I am one of those who, however, took it upon themselves to dye right after and my hair went right back to dark (but with red highlights since i used medium red dye.)
One week later I'm going to buy another box of Colorfix and repeat the process but won't dye until a week after of maybe more we'll see! I'll probably write again once that's done
(Hope I can be useful to those who are still wondering whether to use this product)13 out of 14 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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LeesaHairBlackColor Treated HairBottle Black HairI bought Color Fix along with some hair dye at Sally's so I could get to back to as close to my original medium brown hair color. I went home and used 1 application of color fix, also used a cap and dryer for about 30 min. rinsed shapooed and it worked great! I now had dark red hair! so I wanted to go lighter and I repeated and once again it worked and looked cute! However I wasnt going for the red look I wanted close to my natural color so I dyed my hair a little bit darker than my original color as I knew it would fade and look perfect with time. After I washed my hair color I was back at square 1, MY HAIR WAS JET BLACK AGAIN with a different color root! so I had to go back and buy another box hoping that I can get that reddish color back and be happy that it was no longer black but I now have orange roots and auburn hair with patches and streaks of god knows what color!
So yes use it but DO NOT dye your hair after! I wish I would have left it the red color it better than what I came out with the second time around! I really have no idea how Im going to fix this mess maybe dark brown or back to black again! Hope this helps I wish someone would have told me not to dye it right ater because it would just go back to black and end up a mess!
Good luck!8 out of 9 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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OK I guess I should have said no one who runs Field Trials in America or Canada uses an Acme Spaniel whistle. Those that do would have no chance in hell of being competitive. None.
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Well, this has been enlightening to say the least. The USA trial videos are sure showing off handling over objectives. The dogs are snappy and amazingly well trained. ...but then for practicality's sake it seems a bit obnoxious. So much whistle and stop... I guess I'll get flamed for even saying that but its just an initial impression. Coming from my birddog side... a great birddog makes it look easy and like they could do it with or without a handler regardless. Probably skews my views. Still the training side intrigues me... entices even...
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What seems obnoxious can also be absolute beauty. Watching a dog/handler team smash a challenging All Age Blind is very much like the beauty of a perfect Tee Shot on the golf course.
All of these dog games look awkward and funny to the casual observer who is used to a different game or a different breed, or a different land.
It's all good.
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I bet guys who win these field trials use them: Field Trials in North America with Spaniel Whistles
I highly doubt Polmais needs to be taught how to get a crisp sit and a reliable sit during stimulating circumstances. I think he has been very successful at that. Seems to me, he wants to hear how you guys go about doing it or how you would go about doing it without the use of an ecollar. This reminds me of Blimps recent thread asking a very similar question and there never was a good answer.
But I'm sure he will correct me if I'm wrong.
Maybe Polmaise will highly doubt it as well. If that's the case, I'm not sure I have a whole lot more effort to put into this one.
I see some folks who seem to be constantly searching for that magic program or that magic process. Back when I was on the contest calling circuit, we called then the guys that were constantly searching for the "magic flute". I'm NOT referencing Polmaise here. I am saying though that for those who seem to be constantly searching, sometimes it is pretty effective to grab ahold of stuff from which some folks have already made quite a bit of hay.
Each time I've gone to EU, I've found that if they cross pollenated with a bit more of the NA FT stuff in their game, they'd likely up their game and start setting some new standards.


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I wear this both in no-gi competitive jiu jitsu training and competitions. And I also wear it under my gi when I train and compete to prevent my gi from causing "gi burn" to my upper body.
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Terrific rash guard i love the design as a potential graphic designer for fight wear it's worth it. I've actually had the pleasure of getting advice from this designer of Meerkatsu he just won award recently I heard. Hands down no regrets I would recommend for all to buy.
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News about Environment, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Nov. 27, 2014
News analysis: Pres Obama may leave office with far-reaching environmental legacy without having passed single major environmental law; has issued series of landmark regulations based on broad powers of Clean Air Act, which was designed in 1970 to give Environmental Protection Agency great flexibility. MORE
Nov. 26, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column offers reading recommendations on variety of topics that readers may be interested in talking about over Thanksgiving dinner; highlights issues like importance of preservation of environment in Iran, the world's growing population, and growing anti-Arab racism in Israel. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column describes attending World Parks Congress in Sydney, held by International Union for Conservation of Nature every 10 years to draw attention to protected areas; contends protected land and parks are the most powerful tools for restraining environmental problems like global warming, deforestation, mass extinction and fresh water pollution. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Tom Steyer, the billionaire environmentalist who spent at least $57 million of his own money to influence midterm elections, more than any other Democratic donor, appears to have largely wasted his time and money; most of his candidates lost; Steyer, however, says that his money was well-spent because it put climate change on the ballot across the nation and elevated the issue to keep it on the public radar. MORE
Nov. 1, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Emma Marris and scientist Greg Aplet notes schism exists between 'old conservationists' who favor wilderness protection and maintaining old ecosystems and 'new conservationists' who favor more interventionist approach to protecting environment; holds combined approach is smartest strategy; says complicated picture and great uncertainty brought on by increased human impact on environment necessitates multi-pronged scheme. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
New chemicals are turning up everywhere in the environment, and the health risks are mostly unknown. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Diane Ackerman reflects on how man-made landscapes often are confused with natural habitats, and how the distinction is easier to see from altitude of 3,000 feet; contends humans' built environment is just as much expression of nature as termite mounds, and can be more or less sustainable depending on choices humans make. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Researchers at Clemson University in South Carolina have been carrying out mulit-year study to measure firefly population and investigate whether environmentally destructive urbanization, especially in fast-growing South, threatens the insects. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column describes visit to seriously threatened ecosystems in Madagascar, home of some the world's greatest biodiversity, which faces rapid deforestation; laments that unlike tragic events in Ukraine and the Middle East, environmental crises rarely make the news; draws connections between poverty, human strife, and ecological challenges. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
Wildlife Conservation Society has begun using drones for conservation purposes, monitoring state of natural resources. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Op-Ed article by biologist Mark Winston examines global collapse of honeybee colonies; holds it was brought about in part by the complex interaction of man-made chemicals like pesticides in the environment; contends tumultuous demise of honeybees should alert human beings to their own vulnerability; calls on regulatory authorities to require studies on how exposure to low dosages of combined chemicals may affect human health before approving compounds. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Private equity company Ecosystem Investment Partners has raised $181 million for projects including the restoration of fragile marshlands in southern Louisiana; company plans to profit from effort by selling environmental restoration credits to private developers and government agencies; funding of restoration projects through such mitigation banks are allowed under Clean Water Act, but have never been used on such a large scale. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares apps that help users adopt environmentally sensitive habits in daily life; notes that Pinterest app is now available on Windows Phone devices. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column contends takeover of Mosul, Iraq, by Sunni extremists underscores clash of world views in the Eastern Mediterranean, which is also evident in Kurdistan; contends real war of ideas is between religious extremists and committed environmentalists, who are both trying to erase border of the Middle East for different reasons; holds region will only have a future if environmentalists prevail. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Team of researchers is joining with local fishermen to track impact of human activity on Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia, large body of water that has yielded 300,000 tons of fish a year and sustained generations; lake's resources are begin stressed by population growth, hydroelectric dams and dry seasons that are expected to grow worse with climate change. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Nation's largest environmental groups are encouraging new activism to mount a revitalized climate-change campaign; they have strengthened their political operations and grass-roots networks and have raised and spent more money than ever before; most striking, perhaps is intention of groups to make global warming an issue in some of the hardest-fought political campaigns in upcoming midterm elections. MORE
May. 26, 2014
Editorial decries Gov Chris Christie's efforts to push through plan to run natural gas pipeline through southern New Jersey Pinelands by replacing members of state's Pinelands Commission with officials sympathetic to his ambitions; warns that in doing so, Christie may overturn rejection of pipeline issued in January; holds that pipeline is unnecessary and environmentally irresponsible. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Op-Ed article by Profs Benjamin van Rooij and Alex Wang warns that China's newly adopted sweeping changes to its Environmental Protection Law may end up doing little to end impunity that polluters in the country enjoy; contends only deep and fundamental changes in the organization of the party-state can bring down extreme levels of pollution in the country. MORE
May. 17, 2014
James B Stewart Common Sense column; student-led environmental movement aimed at separating college endowment funds from their connections to fossil fuel investments, particularly coal, may have started at Swarthmore College, but college's board members and administrators have firmly rebuffed proposals and have yet to sign on to cause. MORE
May. 8, 2014
Op-Ed article by environmentalist Yvon Chouinard calls for removal of thousands of crumbling dams throughout United States that are no longer useful and pose safety hazards; lists environmental drawbacks of such dams, noting many services they once provided can be met through other means. MORE
May. 3, 2014
Op-Ed article by physicist Alan Lightman observes mankind's conflicted relationship with nature, seeing it as alternately benevolent or malevolent, unified with people or alien; notes recent tornadoes and landslides have raised debate once again; holds interpretations are mistaken, and that nature is unconcerned with humans; asserts, in face of global warming, we should not be concerned with protecting our planet, but with protecting ourselves. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Chinese legislature revises country's environmental protection law to allow for stricter punishments against companies or individuals caught polluting the environment. MORE
Apr. 20, 2014
Daniel Smith article on environmental activist Paul Kingsnorth's despair at the state of the planet and its inevitable collapse; describes how it led him to write book Uncivilization and found the Dark Mountain Project, loose network of ecologically minded artists and writers. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Farhad Manjoo State Of The Art column argues widespread habit of upgrading cellphones every two years, reinforced by carrier contracts, is exacting a hefty toll on wallets while creating an unsustainable environmental problem; recommends strategies for keeping cellphones longer. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Editorial criticizes New York Gov Andrew Cuomo's budget for limiting the Environmental Protection Fund to $157 million; holds amount is not enough for the basic environmental needs of the state; urges Cuomo to increase the fund to $200 million asked for by environmentalists. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
Op-Ed article by Rep Raul M Grijalva urges Pres Obama not to approve Keystone XL pipeline; holds arguments for pipeline are based on lobbying interests and bad science, and that approval will undo much of Obama's good environmental policy; says Keystone decision will establish whether country has moved on from disastrous Bush-Cheney environmental policy. MORE
Feb. 7, 2014
Environmental groups have denounced arrests of two ecologists in Sochi, Russia, on charges of violating public order; arrests raise alarms from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, which criticize the stringent controls that Russian authorities have placed on public shows of dissent in vicinity of Olympic sites; arrest of Yevgeny Vitishko disrupts his plans to publish report on environmental damage caused by Olympic construction. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Environmental activists largely dismiss findings of long-awaited State Department review that concludes the Keystone XL project, which would send 830,000 barrels of oil a day from Alberta, Canada, to the Gulf Coast, would have little impact on the rate of development of oil sands. MORE
Jan. 28, 2014
Editorial warns the House has approved package of bills that could deeply undercut environmental law; notes it allows states to apply their own standards, laxer than the federal Superfund program, in cleaning up hazardous waste sites; holds while package will likely stall in Senate, it signals Republican intentions should they gain control of that body. MORE
Jan. 25, 2014
Keystone XL pipeline has been a boon to the environmental movement, even it remains unclear whether Pres Obama will approve project, both sides agree the fight has changed American environmental politics; environmentalists want to stop transport of 800,000 barrels a day of heavy crude from oil sands formations in Canada to Texas refineries; proponents say the oil will come out of the ground regardless of pipeline. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
Editorial contends draft chapter of agreement known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership that was made public by WikiLeaks shows that many of the 12 countries involved in the talks are trying to undermine the goal of strengthening environmental protections; urges American negotiators and members of Congress to insist on an international environmental agenda in global trade talks. MORE
Jan. 15, 2014
Documents obtained by WikiLeaks show that Obama administration is retreating from previous demands of strong international environmental protections in order to reach agreement on sweeping Trans-Pacific Partnership, trade deal that is pillar of president's strategic shift to Asia; negotiations have exposed deep rifts over environmental policy between United States and 11 other Pacific Rim nations. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Approval process for elevating deck of Bayonne Bridge to accommodate giant cargo ships is said by critics to be a case study in environmental bureaucracy; Port Authority's 'fast-track' approach to rebuilding bridge, which connects Staten Island and New Jersey, has generated more than 5,000 pages of federally mandated archaeological, traffic, fish habitat, soil, pollution and economic reports that have cost over $2 million. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
Rising awareness of China's severe environmental degradation has caused a surge of anxiety among ordinary Chinese and some officials over soil polluted by contaminated industrial waste water and the potential effects on the food chain; statement by Wang Shiyuan, vice minister of land and resources, that eight million acres of farmland should not be used to plant crops, offers an alarming glimpse of official findings on pollution. MORE
Dec. 15, 2013
Editorial notes that John Podesta's decision to join the White House represents excellent news for environmentalists, who expect him to bring his passion on environmental and energy issues to the new post. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Interview with Sven-Olof Lindblad, founder of Lindblad Expeditions, who argues that allowing travelers in ecologically fragile areas can actually encourage conservation. MORE
Sep. 14, 2013
California Legislature approves changes to environmental statute that has been broadly criticized as encouraging needless litigation and construction delays; changes would exempt some urban projects from including parking and aesthetics as part of mandatory environmental reviews, one of many goals of business leaders. MORE
Sep. 14, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Erle C Ellis holds popular theories of impending human overpopulation demonstrate a profound misunderstanding of ecology and flawed analytic tools; contends expansion and survival of the human race, as in the past, will be determined by social and technological advancement. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Landmark law that has been symbol of California's tough environmental philosophy for more than 40 years faces unlikely challenge from Democrats, including Gov Jerry Brown, who contend that regulations protecting environment have been abused and are thwarting legitimate development. MORE
Sep. 7, 2013
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column on how many investors are no longer looking for companies in vanguard of green movement, but those that are profitable while also showing concern for social and environmental issues. MORE
Aug. 31, 2013
Federal government moves ahead on plan to sell Plum Island, off Long Island's North Fork, which was once home to high-security federal laboratory that researched contagious animal diseases; move alarms environmental and civic groups, who have expressed concerns about fate of protected land on island and potential environmental hazards remaining there. MORE
Aug. 19, 2013
Editorial praises New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's record on environmental issues; calls on whoever wins city's mayoral election to fulfill and expand solid plans and goals that Bloomberg has put in place; analyzes mayoral candidates' positions on environmental issues. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
Op-Ed article by physics Prof John Edward Huth describes teaching himself how to orient himself according to natural indicators, such as the stars in the sky or the shadows of trees; reflects on the way in which this knowledge seemed to give a primal understanding of the world around him, an understanding that seems to have been lost with the advent of numerous technologies. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column underscores perils facing Egypt, from rising prices for goods to fuel and water shortages, combined with an ineffective government; contends Egypt's young environmentalists offer some degree of hope, as they understand only way Egypt will have sustainable democracy with sustainable economy is to elevate an environmental ethic to the center of political thinking. MORE
Apr. 5, 2013
Pres Obama, in Northern California on his first fund-raising drive in hopes of winning friendlier Congress in 2014 elections, tells donors he faces tough political dilemma on environmental issues; he appears to be leaning toward approval of Keystone XL pipeline, acknowledging difficulty of selling aggressive environmental action to Americans struggling in difficult economy to pay bills, buy gas and save for retirement. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Akiko Busch describes way in which 'citizen science,' scientific research in which amateurs help experts gather data, offers new ways for ordinary people to engage with natural world. MORE
Mar. 30, 2013
Report from China's Ministry of Environmental Protection says cost of environmental degradation amid industrialization was about $230 billion in 2010, or 3.5 percent of nation's gross domestic product, three times that in 2004; pollution and damage to country's ecosystem are causing alarm among many Chinese. MORE
Mar. 24, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Edward Hoagland reflects on what Aesop would think of modern age and way in which humanity's excesses have ravaged the planet. MORE
Dec. 4, 2012
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople, spiritual leader of world's Orthodox Christians, continues to deepen his commitment to environmentalism, which he sees as a religious imperative; Bartholomew's stance on the issue has been called revolutionary by some theologians. MORE
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December 28, 2014, Sunday
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December 26, 2014, Friday
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December 26, 2014, Friday
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December 25, 2014, Thursday
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December 21, 2014, Sunday
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December 20, 2014, Saturday
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Is "four-door coupe" an oxymoron or a clever twist on automotive design rules? That was a popular question among the 50 or so journalists invited to drive Volkswagen's new CC from Atlanta to Nashville last week. The seemingly contradictory term was apparently first used to describe the Rover P5 Mark II in 1962, but was revived more recently when Mercedes introduced its CLS in 2004. In both cases the cars' low rooflines defied conventional saloon styling and needed a unique descriptor for marketing pizazz.When rumors of the VW CC began to leak out, some speculated the CLS would be its main... Read More


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And this one?
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I am looking for a new belt...Both are really cool!
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ooh i love that shirt!
it looks gorgeous with the belt :)
Very fun and unexpected!
Nice stuff!!!
Love the top as well in this photo stunning!!
I'm sure you've figured out that I cannot get enough of the belted trend. These are particularly cool and I love the first look especially. That ultra feminine blouse paired with the rough belt... Sublime.
Leaving the House in THIS?!?!
i like how it looks ethnic. :D
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I love belts! They're sucha great way to accessorize and add a bit of zing to any outfit!
omg i LOVE this belt's print! has that indian inspiration that im a TOTAL fan of!!!
Love them and love the first one with that soft pink blouse. naina
Love them both! I would wear either of them in an instant!
loooove these belts! im actually on the hunt for a good belt. these are some good finds. :)
The last one is my favourite but I love the blouse from the first pic.xx
Such a lovely belt. Has a 70ish feel to it.
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Ah, I love belts. And that first one is pretty. :)
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i love these belts!!! i have a belt problem, though. oh well!
ahhh i NEED that first belt! i'm in love!
I LOVE those kinds of belts, so pretty!
I like both of these! Colorful belts have been on my wish list for a while now.
I adore belts they can really add life to an outfit
I love when belts make an outfit. Classic yet fun.
Oooh I need a new belt. You're giving me some inspiration.
o my goodness I absolutely love the first one!!
love the look on the first image!
I love them!
So much fun!
I absolutely love that first one - and the pretty top. Gorgeous combination x
I love it! I am so bored with a basic black belt. I need to color it up!
You know, as much as I go thrift and junk shopping I never think to check the belts - great idea. I'm going to a vintage fashion show tomorrow night, will have to see if they are wearing anything like this.
Nothing like a fab belt to pull together an outfit!
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I like them! I am in need of a belt... :D
I love those belts. Very interesting patterns.
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gosh, yes. i love the outfit in the first picture. beautiful top.
wow..such a cool belt.
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Both belts are so unique! Love the patterns!
Have a wonderful one (:
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Love the pattern and the way you wore it!
That belt is so cool and the blouse is beautiful! This has inspired me to raid my mom's closet this weekend for her old belts.
I don't know what it is but I look really silly when I belt stuff like that.
I need boobs I think.
Totally bad arse! I really need to work on my belt collection.
I get to sift through my mom's vintage belts, the only problem is she had a tiny tiny waist! So sometimes I can't breath but they are cool so it's worth it!
woow so I had much catching up to do!!!Love belts!
And you said your friend is from Scotland, you mean your bf? or am I just becoming too dutch now and thinking than when a girl refers to a friend she means her bf??
You know what I've realized?? I love anything vintage :) Because it's MORE AWESOME and ORIGINAL than anything I'm seeing now. Just sayin'
I'm so retro.
Belts have become my most recent obsession (I have a few) and I love the look of those vintage belts.
Love adding belts to outfits...such a lovely touch!
Liesl :)
I have a vintage belt that I love...great finds!
Julie xo
mm... I only own a few belts but i love them so if you seem a pretty one you like, go grab it!
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Oh this is awesome! We are having a Halloween Party as my work tomorrow and I will be dressing up in Vintage style :)
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Oh, I love both! And that shirt is lovely too xx
I have been searching for a belt like that!
Love Grace.
Very chic!
So cool!!! I'll take the shirt too :) xoxo
That belt is so cute! I really love how unique and original it is!
Best wishes,
that second belt is so cute! x
Gorgeous. I love how it's paired with a white flowy blouse too - I would have never thought to put those two items together, but I love it.
Love it! An easy way to add a pop of color to an outfit.
belts make almost any outfit cooler, more unique.
great finds!
so fun! i've been searching thrift stores with belts lately. found one the other day, but it's no where near as cool as this one.
Very good pieces and with belts still such a big deal at the moment these will complete any dress.
oooh fantastic belt, and i also love the shirt on the first pic! thanks for stopping by my blog, it gave me the chance to learn about yours! glad I did, it's a beautiful space, i immediately started "following" :)
Gosh, I'm a sucker for a pretty belt. These are lovely. :) My BFF has the best sartorial motto: "when in doubt, belt it!"
Tres cool.
I like the first one most - they're both quite "aztec"
I am in love with that first blouse <3
i love that top with the first belt, where can i get it? :)
Really love it! This would make a very pretty camera strap, too. :)
it's so so so cool
really, I love it
hope you have a nice weekend
♥ Marley
Loving those belts!
♥ Leia
Love the pink shirt in this post!
Lovin this belt!
I adore vintage belts! That first one is my favorite!
love these.. I have similar, it was part of one printed dress.
I love the look of vintage belts, especially the second one!
fab belts!!
pretty! i like them both. happy monday!
oh schön :)
This belt is super cool!!!
I like these both belts !! And I adore our sweater !!! : ))
In other news, loooove that blouse!


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We drove it while it was covered in cloth and vinyl not long ago, but before the 2014 Lexus IS350 F-Sport gets revealed at the Detroit Auto Show and we find out everything about it, Lexus has graced us with images. In addition to the spindle grille – with an elevated waistline on the F-Sport – the coming IS gets a jagged set of dual-beam headlights with L-shaped DRLs that are, for the first time on a Lexus, separate from the main units. Further back, the side sills get a twist and intense sculpting throughout the length of the longer wheelbase. Inside is an LFA-inspired cockpit... Read More


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Kanye West is no gold digger. In the midst of his 21-song set at Governor's Ball in New York City on Sunday night, the rapper declared that he could care less about how much cash he rolls in with the upcoming release of his album Yeezus. Kanye West on a rant? Now that's unusual… (Said no one ever). Kanye, you keep us young.
In another one of Kanye's famous rants, he made it clear that Yeezus isn't about reeling in big bucks or nailing a lot of radio play.
But before you call the rapper crazy, hear him out. 'Ye wants to go back to the days when there was less emphasis on having a vast audience tune in to his tracks. West is in the rap game for the sake of pure art, not for making bank. If the tracks he puts out are enough for his fans to jam out to, then the "New Slaves" performer is satiated.
Or so he claims. Just as he once asserted that he "ain't no motherf**king celebrity" (when he clearly is), we're skeptical now that money really means nothing to Mr. West.
According to Billboard, West said to Governor's Ball concert-goers:
"With this album we ain't drop no single to radio. We ain't got no NBA campaign, nothing like that. S**t, we ain't even got no cover. We just made some real music. Like, back when I used to make albums and s**t, a couple years ago, we'd go away and work on the album for months or something. We'd always have to hold the album to like August, or September or 'til the perfect moment and s**t. Because it mean that 'I think would sell more if it get more audience and shit.' But honestly, at this point when I listen to radio, that ain't where I want to be no more. Honestly at this point, I could give a f**k about selling a million records as long as I put out an album for the summer that y'all can rock to for all f**kin' summer... At this point I don't really give a f**k about outside opinion."
Dear Kanye, as long as there is no Taylor Swift harmed in the making of this album, we're all ears for Yeezus when it drops June 18th.
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