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Santigold to Tour America With Full Band
By Ryan Dombal on March 26, 2009 at 4:15 p.m. EDT
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Santigold-- that singing, dancing, name-changing, Brooklyn-repping, Ashlee-co-writing, Bud Light Lime-shilling pop multitasker-- knows how to put on a show that makes people wish they knew how to dance. And she looks like she's having fun up there, which is nice. Until now, she's only toured North America with a skeleton crew including a couple of militaristic B-girls from space.
But she'll break out the full band (and keep the dancers) when she heads out on a victory lap trek through the U.S. and Canada in May before bearing down on her second LP later this year. Trouble Andrew (who guested on Santi's debut) and Amanda Blank (who got Santi to lay down a guest shot on her upcoming debut LP) open. Dates:
News in Brief: The Roots/Santigold, Neil Young, Franz Nicolay, Ungdomskulen, Extra Golden
By Ryan Dombal on February 27, 2009 at 5:15 p.m. EST
-- Power Shift is a two-day clean energy rally that kicks off today at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC and runs through March 2. If you care about the future and want to help convince the U.S. government to stop catering to dirty energy, you should head over. To entice the youth of America to show up, the environmentally conscious NYC record label Green Owl got the Roots and Santigold to perform at the event. Santigold will fight for her right to build wind turbines tonight; the Roots get down tomorrow. And since Green Owl was founded by Benjamin Bronfman-- aka the father of political pop artist M.I.A.'s child-- maybe you-know-who will make an appearance...
-- If capitalism as we know it wasn't crumbling under the weight of its own greed right now, I would probably book a ticket to this year's Primavera Sound Festival, which takes place May 28-30 in Barcelona, Spain. Because, along with a Pitchfork-curated stage and already-announced acts including Ghostface, Jarvis Cocker, and My Bloody Valentine, none other than Neil Young will take the Primavera stage on Saturday, May 30. The old guy is touring behind his upcoming " potentially batshit" Fork in the Road LP. Pray for the hits.
-- Who doesn't love Hold Steady keyboardist Franz Nicolay? Sure, he's got that handlebar thing going for him. But every time I've seen the Hold Steady, Franz is the most excited guy in the room-- it's like he's always hearing "Party Pit" for the first time and just magically knows the keyboard part. Nicolay will play with his band of classic rocking rogues at SXSW this year-- including a set at Rachel Ray's party -- but he'll also do a few SXSW gigs supporting his solo album, Major General. Then, in April, he'll hit the West Coast for a solo acoustic tour with Swedish artist Moneybrother. Check the official Franz site for a full list of his upcoming shows. The man is busy.
-- I'm not crazy about reprinting sentences from press releases word for word, but this one about Norwegian hard rockers Ungdomskulen is too good: "They rise like a phoenix from the ashes, literally, the ashes of their rehearsal space, which burnt down a month prior to their booked studio time, and took all of their instruments with it." These guys bring it with such force their entire shit went up in flames , people! What more do you want? Ungdomskulen's new album is called Bisexual and it's out March 2. They're playing gigs in Norway and at SXSW next month.
--Â Obama-backed , African-born funk band Extra Golden return with their third full-length, Thank You Very Quickly, March 10 via Thrill Jockey. The Pitchfork Fest vets are set to tour the UK next month and then head to the U.S. in April.
Santogold Is Now Santigold
By Tom Breihan on February 11, 2009 at 3:30 p.m. EST
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Santogold was Santi White, the Brooklyn-based pop singer who made one of last year's best albums and who is just now starting to pop up on A-list rap songs. Santo Gold, on the other hand, is Santo Rigatuso, the Baltimore-based jeweler/filmmaker/huckster who made this infomercial and the no-budget 1985 aliens-fighting-wrestlers movie Blood Circus. You can see how just about anyone would get these two confused, right? I mean, they're basically the same person.
Well, apparently the world isn't big enough for two Santogolds. And now the Santogold you've heard of has changed her stage name. According to a press release, Santi White is now Santigold. She already has a new MySpace page that reflects the change, and the old one has already been taken down. As of right now, her website is still up. But according to her publicist, that her website will soon reflect the change, as will all future pressings of her albums and singles.
The Brooklyn Santogold hasn't yet revealed why she's changed her name, but connect the dots la la la. Last year, Stereogum reported that Santo Rigatuso, who had been calling himself Santo Gold since 1983, had filed a lawsuit against Santogold and her record labels, Downtown Music and Lizard King Records, for the use of the name. On his website, the Baltimore Santo Gold also reports that he's in the process of recording an album called I Am the Real Santo Gold, and he's already posted the title track on YouTube. Sample lyrics: "I don't like my name being stoled / Spent millions on my name, Santo Gold." So there you go. He's spent millions on his name.
The newly christened Santigold, meanwhile, has a few shows coming up:
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Our Beagle Dalton who has to stay tied :( because he has a beagle nose that takes him all over 3 counties if we let him loose. He is watching the birds on the feeder.
and our cat Avery sunning himself in the window. Avery is a rescue kitty and enjoys life mostly in the house. He isn't part of the "Barn Gang"...
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My son Curtis with his two pups and my two dogs enjoying the great open spaces.
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In Parshat Bamidbar, we read a genealogy of the families of the nation of Israel - but isn't that kind of boring? In this video, we get a closer insight into some strange verses about Aaron's family, and Rabbi Fohrman gives us insight into what it truly means to be a teacher.
Hi everybody, this is Rabbi David Fohrman and welcome to Parsha Bamidbar.
So what for you are the most boring parts of the Torah, the parts that don't obviously seem to convey any kind of meaning to you?
Speaking for myself, it was always the [Hebrew 00:13] sections. These are the generations of so and so, every once in a while you find these sections and there's always kind of seems to be a sign that it's okay to kind of doze off for a little bit, not really pay attention, this stuff isn't really all that important.
But, if you look at the [Hebrew 00:27] sections, more often than not, you will find something really fascinating going on there. You will find generations that don't seem to be generations. Their discrepancy problems that screamed out to the careful reader and the torah seems to be suggesting that to really understand what's going on, you have to understand that it is not so clear who the real parent is and who the real child is. A good example of this I think occurs in this week's Parsha.
In chapter 3 of Bamidbar, we read these words, [Hebrew 00:55]. These are the generations of Aaron and Moshe, [Hebrew 00:59] on the day that God spoke to Moshe on Mount Sinai. And the first question that comes to mind before you go any further is what do you mean that these are the generations of Aaron and Moshe on the day that God spoke to Moshe on Mount Sinai? The children that we are about to hear name, were they born on the day that god spoke to Moshe [Hebrew 01:18] Sinai? So why are you mentioning that fact, what would be wrong to just say, these are the generations of Aaron and Moshe and then listed the kids but let's keep that in mind and continue reading. [Hebrew 01:27], and these are the names of the children of Aaron, [Hebrew 01:31] the oldest one was known as [Hebrew 01:33]. These are the names of the children of Aaron and then another thing that strikes as you read, why do you have to mention that twice? You begin by saying these are the names of the children Aaron, you listed their names and you said these are their names. Okay, I get that already, those are their names. I mean as a matter of fact, if you have left out these are the names, these are the names entirely that would have been understandable too. These are the generations of Aaron and Moshe and then you listed their names [Hebrew 01:59], would have gotten that. Why does the Torah emphasize so much, these are the names, these are the names?
Anyway, [Hebrew 02:06], when they brought a foreign fire before God, [Hebrew 02:15] Sinai, in the desert of Sinai, [Hebrew 02:17] they didn't have any children when that happened, [Hebrew 02:21], took over their roles and the life time of Aaron, their father.
Okay, this is the section I want to talk about with you and in addition to the questions, I have just asked, I want to throw in another one here, which is, if you are really giving me a list of children here, why is that I need to know in detail what happened in [Hebrew 02:40]? You want to tell me they died, tell me they died but the circumstances of their death, I know all that already. I have read the book of Leviticus, I know how they brought this fire before God and they weren't commanded to on the day that the [Hebrew 02:51] was first inaugurated, they came with this incense plans and brought fire to the holy of holies and fire came and consumed them. I know all of these, so why are we rehashing that? You begin by telling [Hebrew 03:01], these are the generations, just give me the generations, that's all. Don't tell me all about these people.
So, we have a bunch of problems, looking at these texts but probably the largest problem, crops up at the very first verse, just read it one more time, these are the generations of Aaron and Moshe. But they are not the generations of Aaron and Moshe. We only get listed the children of Aaron. Why are you telling me these are the generations of both Aaron and Moshe when Moshe's kids aren't mentioned at all?
So it turns out that Rashi is actually bothered with this last question, quotes a Midrash that addresses it. [Hebrew 03:32], Rashi says, how come we only mention the children of Aaron? The Midrash says, well, the children of Aaron are actually called the generations of Moshe. Why, [Hebrew 03:43], because Moshe was the one who taught them Torah. [Hebrew 03:47], anyone who teaches someone else's child torah, [Hebrew 03:53], the text considers that as if the teacher has given birth to that child.
Now at first glance, when we read this Midrash, you know it doesn't seem that impressive. There are a lot of questions that come to mind. Let me list one or two of them for you.
The children of Aaron were the only ones that Moshe taught Torah? Moshe taught Torah to 2.1 million people on the desert. How come they weren't all his kids and plus if you want to tell me this nice [Hebrew 04:17] idea that teaching someone Torah is like giving birth to them. You can tell me that anywhere in the Torah. Is there any particular reason why you would want to teach it here, in a verse that begins these are the generations of Aaron and Moshe? Why teach it to me with Moshe and particular with Aaron's children? The answers to those questions are that the Midrash was probably sensitive to all the other questions we have asked about this story. For example, why were these the generations of Aaron and Moshe on the day that God spoke to Moshe at Mount Sinai? Why emphasize these are the names of the children of Aaron, these are the names of the children of Aaron, why tell me about the death of [Hebrew 04:51] and the circumstances of the death, why tell me that they died with [Hebrew 04:54], why tell me that they died while bringing a foreign fire before God, why tell me that their death happened beneath [Hebrew 05:00] in the desert of Sinai, why tell me all these things? The Midrash responding to all of that too.
Here is the theory that I like to suggest to you. Let's go back to that problem when we mentioned earlier about when these generations of Aaron and Moshe became the generations of Aaron and Moshe, [Hebrew 05:17], these are the generations of Aaron and Moshe on the day that God spoke with Moshe at Mount Sinai. What does that strange phrase mean? As we have mentioned before this isn't when the children actually became the children of Aaron and Moshe, is it? Nobody was born on this day unless maybe they were. They were children of Aaron that were so to speak born on this day to Moshe. That's really what the Midrash is telling us. The Midrash is saying the toldot of Aaron became the children of Moshe on the day that God spoke to Moshe at Mount Sinai. When it says, [Hebrew 05:53], don't make the mistake of thinking, by the way, that means on the day that God spoke to Moshe at Mount Sinai, at here does not mean to, it means with. On the day that God spoke with Moshe at Mount Sinai, there was a glorious mutuality that kind of back and forth, Moshe was relating to the divine as if an equal on top of Mount Sinai and here Moshe wasn't taking the torah and Moshe taught it to everyone. But there were two people perhaps. Children of Aaron who would assimilate the torah so deeply that they weren't just the students of Moshe, they were like his children. That maybe is what the Midrash is telling you. On this day, they became his children. They identified so powerfully with Moshe, they wanted nothing more then to be like Moshe and they sought to recreate the experience on the Mountain of Sinai and in the desert of Sinai.
If you listen to the language, that extraneous language that we are talking about that describes how the children of Aaron died. The language that describes their deaths eerily mimics what happened at the top of the mountain. For what indeed did happen on the top of the mountain, God came down in a cloud and fire and human being went to interact with the divine and there were tablets of the law, there were [Hebrew 07:06] and now one more time that was going to happen again except that wasn't going to be on mount Sinai, it was going to be at [Hebrew 07:12] a place for God's presence and once again, there would be a cloud, hovering over the Mishkan as the Torah itself describes this in Parsha [Hebrew 07:22], that God appears on the Mishkan and the cloud hovering over the ark and what's in the ark, the tablets. It's another Mount Sinai experience once again and the second that the Mishkan was ready, [Hebrew 07:33] jumped into action and sought to commune with the divine. They sought to be just like Moshe. They weren't commanded to but they wanted to. Listen to these names, the names that the Torah emphasizes [Hebrew 07:45]. What do they mean? [Hebrew 07:47] comes from the word [Hebrew 07:49] means to volunteer the [Hebrew 07:52], it means my father is he. Such interesting names when you say especially in light of this fascinating Midrash. The volunteer and my father is he. They volunteered to take on the mission of their mentor, the mentor who so deeply expressed what they wanted, that he was like a father, someone who would taught them Torah. Now they would be like that someone, they would volunteer to be like someone, they were not commanded to and here lay their tragic end. I don't want to get into in detail the reasons for the deaths of [Hebrew 08:22], I dealt with this in Parsha [Hebrew 08:23], I welcome you to go back and explore but somehow they were seeking, on their own to have the deepest, mystical encounter imaginable. The encounter that Moshe has with God and survives but it is not a simple thing for a mortal flesh and blood human being to encounter the divine and survive, safeguards need to be taken.
The Torah enumerates those safeguards and Parsha [Hebrew 08:44], in a response to the death of Aaron's children. Here is how you can approach me, once a year, the [Hebrew 08:50], the high priest can come into the holy of holies, here is the safe way to do it. The children of Aaron lost themselves in the moment. It's a glorious thing to encounter God's presence but there's a danger in that glory too.
At the end of the day, Moshe was Moshe, they were themselves. The Midrash is telling us something about that power of the teacher. Someone who teaches us Torah, it can be like they gave birth to him. There's something wonderful about that. Anyone who has ever had a good teacher knows how wonderful that is. There's something exhilarating about learning, the word of God and there's something powerful and almost intoxicating about the relationship between a true teachers and their disciple. There's something about that relationship that when it clicks, makes you want to become like them.
My father of blessed memory always used to say about psychiatry, he was a psychiatrist. He said you always needed a psychiatrist greater than you, who you can emulate. When you are keeping Torah, that kind of emulation is all the more alluring, you see in the possibility of emulating your teacher. The possibility of becoming more godly yourself and that's a wonderful thing. But it can be a dangerous thing when it leads to loss of identity. When you, the student, forget who you are and lose yourself in the persona of your teacher.
Our teachers nowadays are not like Moshe, they are not engaged in actual communion with the almighty and experience that if undertaken without proper safeguards can lead to death. So yes, death is not a possibility when a student over identifies with their teacher. But still, over identification with the teacher carries its dangers.
I will close with a quick story, I had a teacher once, a great teacher. It was my last year of high school [Hebrew 10:36] Sir Allen Baltimore. I had asked this teacher if he would consent to giving an informal [Hebrew 10:41], a kind of session with just me and four or five other close friends. He agreed and we did this every Thursday evening from about 11 at night till 12:30 in the morning. These sessions were magical, they introduced me to a way of thinking, the world of Jewish thought that I had never touched before. They opened my eyes, I treasured these sessions and then one night, this great teacher went around the room, describing the strengths of these high school kids, challenging us to make the most out of these strengths, to sharpen our individuality and to become what we could and then, he said, he was stopping the sessions. He had given us what he could, it was time for us to spread our wings. I was devastated but in a way, it was his greatest act of teaching. In that act of letting go, he set us free. He grounded us in ourselves, he didn't allow us to take the easy way out, to lionize who he was. We had to become who we could be.
So yes, the power of Torah is great, the power of a great teacher is immense but it is the student, you can never forget who you are.
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Erel Margalit 521.
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The State Comptroller's Office announced on Monday that it would conduct an
examination into the two-year budget process and present its findings to the
Finance Ministry and other appropriate bodies in the lead-up to the 2013
budget.The examination comes in response to an inquiry from Labor MK
Erel Margalit into the effects of passing a two-year budget on the
deficit.On February 9, Margalit sent letters to Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu, Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz and State Comptroller Joseph Shapira
demanding that they scrap any plans to prepare a two-year budget."This
experiment with the Israeli economy conducted by the Israeli government suffered
an abysmal failure," Margalit wrote at the time. Overly optimistic revenue
forecasts, he noted, led to an 4.2 percent of GDP budget deficit in 2012, over
twice what was projected in the original budget.A Bank of Israel report
issued last week attributed 2012's revenue shortfall to depressed wage growth
and new home sales unanticipated by the 2010 projections, but hinted that the
deficit could have been averted had the government acted sooner."Most of
the gap was already identified during 2011," the report said, adding that the
government made no adjustments at the time to reduce the deficit, instead
sticking to its two-year framework."It was only in the second half of
2012, as the deficit continued to grow, that the government decided to increase
tax rates in order to reduce the deficit, primarily heading into
2013."While some experts have derided the two-year budgetary process for
its reliance on inaccurate budget projections, both the Finance Ministry and the
upcoming government may have reason to hold onto it for the upcoming
budget.Because the new government will be formed without a budget in
place, it has only 45 days to pass a budget for the year once it is formed,
making budgetary negotiations an integral part of the ongoing coalition
talks.If Netanyahu takes the maximum amount of time to form the
coalition, (including a two-week extension of the March 15 deadline) plus 45
days to pass the budget, the state will not have a budget until May. It would
then have to begin crafting a budget for 2014, due before the end of the year.
Therefore the incoming government is likely to want to have its finances sorted
through the end of 2014 at one time, instead of fighting the same battles twice
in a row.
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nmortenson writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD Review
I loved everything about this vehicle. It handled perfectly and was roomy for the family and anything we had to load in to it,
I have no Cons about this vehicle at all.
Perfect — I honestly wish I would have never traded off my Liberty. It was the perfect vehicle for traveling, driving to work, or going camping. I will have a Jeep again. I am broken hearted they quit making the Liberty. I would recommend this vehicle to anyone.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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Britni writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Limited 4WD Review
gas mileage
it's not a sports car
My Liberty Is Cool But Needs Upgrades — this car is fairly good on gas, especially on those long trips. the performance is alright, it gets up and goes when it needs to. maybe the speakers could handle a bit more. i like my music loud. there's usually enough space for all of my stuff.
Primary Use: Family transportation
michellemp writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD Review
I love! So nice
spend a little gasoline, but nothing extreme
I Love My Jeep — 1 week ago I bought the Jeep Liberty. I am in love with Jeep. Gorgeous, super comfortable, spend a little gasoline, but nothing extreme. I feel very safe driving in the jeep liberty and it is a very comfortable car with a nice trunk!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Donny writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Limited 4WD Review
it rides smooth
Cool Car — it is nice. i like it a lot. decent gas mileage. pretty fast. i like the color of it. good in the snow. has four wheel drive. it is very smooth. it has a wheel on the trunk. fun fun
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Jetboy1950 writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Limited 4WD Review
CRD Engine
Great Ride — My Lifted Diesel 4x4 is comfortable and sporty, love the compact size, i can tows tons and get good fuel mileage. It does it all. Minor issues but nothing really bad. We use it for off-road fun and commuting. a Head turner too. Lots of guys and girls want to buy it.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
coolfkndude writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Limited Review
fun to drive. can park it almost anywhere easily
city gas mileage, front seat should be longer
A Fun Car To Drive — this car is fun to drive. it's no powerhouse, though. gas mileage on highway is pretty decent. 20 - 24 mpg. gas mileage in town is pretty terrible 13 - 15 mpg great looking little buggy overall body and paint hols up well.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
don703 writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD Review
has over 100k and still starts & runs like new i would recommed 2 anybody
none so far
A1 — live in ND goes great in snow & mud start up & runs with the big boys easy 2 keep clean & looks great when clean handles very good i only have 50% use of left arm so handle is a must well spend money love it
Primary Use: Family transportation
RosieJeepLiberty writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD Review
In Colorado it is nice to have a 4x4 that does break the wallet. Highway driving about 23mpg, great compaired to my old Xterra. It handles great and has great pick up. It's also roomy and great for road trips.
Well like I said, it is not a car. Gas engines are rather thirsty at the pump compaired to a car. and it does have less cargo space than some of its competitors.
Capable & Comfortable Compact Suv — Extremely capable off-road, creative interior design, still a Jeep at heart. Exterior appearance changes in 2005 include a new front fascia, grille, fender flares and body side moldings. Interior upgrades include relocated power window switches, new instrument panel cluster graphics and trim bezels and improved seat comfort. The Liberty handles really easy, it is a safe ride and has a good bit of power with the 3.7L v6 Sport model. It is fun to drive and take to the mountains.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Gary writes:
2005 Jeep Liberty Limited Review
Strong engine, road manners
Engine noise, Comfit, Dash board
Strong Engine But Too Loud In Cockpit — A fairly average vehicle in every respect, good engine behaves well on the road but what really lets this car down is comfit and the horrid noise of the 2.7CRD engine it like a tractor after about 15-20mins it really get on your nerves, needs more sound insulation alot more.
Displaying 1 - 10 of 28 2005 Jeep Liberty reviews.
Reviews From Other Years
2002 Jeep Liberty Reviews
Cute Jeep
Cute compact SUV at a reasonable price. This vehicle is great for everyday commute and has a 4 wheel drive capacity. However, probably not the best vehicle for a bigger family, due to the lack of leg ... Read More
Go Anywhere, Do Anything
Dog kenneled in back seat, power wheelchair behind back seat, still room for wife and some groceries. Rack in the back for bike or whatever. Ready to be towed behind an Motor Home with Stow Master 500... Read More
2003 Jeep Liberty Reviews
A Little Jeep That Gets You Going
Love it in the snow, 4 wheel drive has the necessary power to get you going, always. Drives like a jeep, not some luxury SUV, but small and fun. Really all I needed for my drive around town. Plenty o... Read More
All Around Good Ride!
I thoroughly enjoy this vehicle the 4x4 never left me stranded this winter and we had a couple ten inch snows. We live on a gravel road where they do not plow and there were no problems. Love the hea... Read More
2004 Jeep Liberty Reviews
Overall Good Vehicle For Family And Sport
The car is powerful, the same time light weight. good in the city not too big. very safe. you need it in houston tx because of the potholes. and also great in the highway because of the wide tires by... Read More
Probably not going to own another Jeep just because of gas mileage, but the vehicle did what we needed it to do. It needed a lot of maintenance but ran well overall. It's more of a vehicle for someo... Read More
2006 Jeep Liberty Reviews
Great Handeling, Perfect 4 Wheel Drive, Good Fueleconomics
I love the Jeep Liberty, never the less for my work it is a bit small. I really enjoyed driving in the winter, this is the best car for driving on snow and ice I ever had. The car did never let me dow... Read More
Liberty Is Awesome! Too Bad They Don't Make Them Anymore.
I've been a Jeep fan for years and this is my 2nd Liberty. I like anything that's field serviceable when it needs to be. Not much goes wrong on these, but when it does the repairs are cheap and easy... Read More
2007 Jeep Liberty Reviews
Cheap 4x4
If you needed a cheap 4X4 this was a good one to get. and no....It is not a rock crawler, its just a good trail SUV, and thats it. Even going to work in snow covered roads, puting it in part time 4X4 ... Read More
It's A Jeep. What Can You Do?
I'm not terribly impressed with the Jeep Liberty. For one, the seating configuration is awkward for anyone over 6' tall. Next, the gas mileage is terrible. And third, it is still a Jeep, through and... Read More


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heyy me too.. i've just finished my final exam last friday ahahaha wish both of us got the best result ;p what will you do on your semester break? yepp, waiting for the result to be announced sometimes also frustrating ><Feb 12 2012 11:34 PM
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hey there. thanks for your wish. I hv time now & feel like starting a new conversation with you. HAHA. lol. know what, I'm on my sembreak now. As you said before, it is really no fun at all. T_TJan 29 2012 10:57 PM
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