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I am excited to work for Adventure Cycling. It's a great organization, and there will be many chances to develop my editorial voice while working for the magazine. They're taking a chance on me and I'm ready to prove that I have much to offer to the realm of bicycle journalism. Although I keep a blog that is mainly about my hobbies, the truth is I really value my career. I can't be entirely happy unless I can productively contribute to the swirl of information out there. I came to Anchorage telling myself that I could be happy even if I had to work at Wal-Mart to support my Alaska adventures, but the truth is, I wouldn't be. I'm a journalist at heart, and to combine outdoor adventures with journalism is the dream. So I'm taking a chance on Montana.
There is much I will miss terribly about Alaska: the Chugach, Denali National Park, the Alaska Range, Fairbanks, the Kenai Peninsula ... but even more than the places, I will miss the people. They say people come to - or stay in - Alaska for a reason. These are people after my own heart - people who don't just enjoy the landscape; they love the landscape, in a deep and lasting way that connects us intimately even if we live many hundreds of miles apart and see each other only a couple of times a year. I hope to still visit Alaska at least that often. My family in Salt Lake City is so excited that I will finally live "close" to home again. They don't yet realize that I'm going to spend all of my vacation time up north. ;-)
Since the decision has been made, my mind has been inundated with a panic of details and logistics. How will I move my cat and my belongings? What am I going to do about the 1996 Geo Prism? Take the ferry? Purge, ship and fly? Take a chance on the old car and the Al-Can, knowing the financial backlash will be huge if it gives up along the way? Where will the cat and I live? Where will I ride my bike? How will I make new friends? And what will I do before I go? My time in Alaska is now quite short. I wish I could do all I had hoped to do this summer, but the truth is I won't have the time or space. I have to start thinking up my bucket list now, knowing I won't get to do a fraction of what's on it. This week I mostly had to deal with annoying logistics. I had to spend nearly all day Monday and Tuesday moving from my old apartment into a new one, something that had been planned before the move to Montana cropped up. I did manage to get out for a hike with my friends Dan and Amy. The couple moved to Alaska from Colorado about a year and a half ago. They both urged me to go to Montana. I was a little incredulous. "How come no one up here is willing to tell me to stay?" I said. "Don't any of you people like me enough to try to keep me around?"
It's all in good fun, though. Dan is a freelance photographer and took this awesome photo of me prancing down the snowfield beneath False O'Malley Peak. (I already received Facebook criticism for holding my ice ax in my hand while running down a steep hill. I will just say that it was much less likely to impale me there than it would be when dangling off the side of my Camelback, which is where I usually store my ice ax when hiking.) Anyway, Dan and I had a good discussion about self-employment and freelancing. He does great work! His Web site is http://www.danbaileyphoto.com/.
On Wednesday, another fun group of women who call themselves the Trail Tramps invited me out for their "Bikes and Bangers" Wednesday night ride (Some singletrack, much intake of meat byproducts.) They showed me around the Hillside trails, a network of singletrack that is right in town that I had not yet explored, because I have been so busy getting out of town since I arrived in Anchorage. I finally took my Karate Monkey into the shop for an extensive overhaul, so I had to ride Pugsley (my snow bike). On the bright side, everyone gave me an automatic handicap for powering a 37-pound rigid bike up the steep hills (and for being fresh off a 140-mile mountain bike ride, from which I'm still feeling the effects.) But the real difficulty was the downhill trails, clogged as they were with thick tree roots and hairpin turns (Pugsley has the turn radius of a tractor.) I took a solid beating. Oh well. If you return from a group ride with bleeding legs, everyone knows you earned your hot dog.
Then on Thursday, it finally rained. I went for a run on some of those same Hillside trails (I was looking for the Wolverine Peak spur, but got lost in the looping trail network and never found it.) I was loving the weather - the cool, moist air and intense smell of wildflowers and fresh grass. Since I moved from Juneau, I have honestly missed the rain. May and June are dry months throughout Alaska, but this early summer has been particularly dry, and after those 90-degree days in Fairbanks I have been feeling a bit sun-baked. It was refreshing and gratifying to see one day of 53 degrees and raining - almost like being "home" again, wherever home is.
I guess home is wherever I go. And that's OK. Life is a wonderful, wild ride.
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Montana has to be the closest thing to Alaska in the lower 48 & I'll bet you'll fit in just fine. My guess is that your new job will still find you in some of the most awesome places to ride ever, best of luck in the move & new job, and trust me, you NEVER want to work at Wal-Mart!ReplyDelete
Congrats!!! I actually frequent the Adventure Cyling site quite a bit and am planning on doing a tour with them in late August. Funny, but I actually say that job posted.ReplyDelete
Good for you - I envy your courage and think you made a good decision. I wish you the best and look forward to learning more about Montana through your blog (as I have about Alaska)!!!
Congrats! I tried to comment to you earlier and was kicked out! I was hoping you would participate in my postcard exchange and it is funny that I came back because some of the states I am lacking are Alaska and Montana! In regard to your move, best of luck and I am sure everything will work out for you. You seem like such a together kinda gal! Good luck! AnneReplyDelete
greetings from a lurker in montana. I have recently moved from one side of the state to the other & am feeling the anxiety of transitions. the opportunities are certainly exciting but sometimes it just plain hurts to do these things...ReplyDelete
best wishes - montana is not a bad place to end up.
& thanks for putting the journey into words.
Wow! I remember when Bikecentennial first started. I ordered maps of one of their Colorado routes. I had to go to Colorado Springs for a meeting, so my girlfriend met me afterward at the Denver airport with two bikes and all our gear and we spent the next two weeks taking an awesome tour of Colorado, with a couple of stops to watch the Coors Classic. Great memories!ReplyDelete
Crap. Bummer. But I'm betting you'll have fun, and I'll put money on a bet that you'll be back.ReplyDelete
I think you are a perfect fit for Adventure Cycling and they will be lucky to have you. You will do a great job and I can't wait to read your contributions in their magazine.ReplyDelete
I am sure once you get settled there they could be an opportunity to do an article or series on cycling in Alaska and then they will need to send an expert!
I think you give Pugsley too much credit for its turn radius. If you were a farm girl, you would know that a farm tractor has a turn radius of ZERO. There are actually separate brake pedals for each rear wheel. You just lock whichever wheel you want and spin around a single point. So Pugsley might have the turn radius of a tractor-trailer truck, but not a tractor. :-)
Good luck in Montana. Perhaps I should subscribe to Adventure Cycling? Hmmmm....
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RE: Taking the car south. If you decide to drive and are worried about making it, ship everything of value and get a tow bar welded onto the front of your car. Then, if it breaks down, you can hitchhike with your car, at least to a reasonably large town. Anyone who thinks I'm joking hasn't lived up north. I had a friend who had a tow bar welded on after her car broke down while she was headed north. She hitchhiked the 1000+ miles to Anchorage with it. Everyone has a hitch these days.ReplyDelete
Best wishes from another long time ACA member, only lately located in Anchorage. ACA's publications are a Big Deal to me. I look forward to your contributions.ReplyDelete
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I am so excited for you. A new adventure beckons, and you have "found yourself" with your admission about your passion fo journalism.
I spent 22+ yrs in the military and every two years we moved. Each new place was fresh and exciting.
I'll never forget the feeling of going to a new place and embarking on a new adventure.
Best wishes,
Congratulations. Journalism jobs are hard to get these days, and I can totally relate (as a fellow journo) on the need to stay in touch with your career. This job sounds like a perfect blend.ReplyDelete
I will enjoy hearing about your new backdrop for your cycling, etc., adventures.
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Wow, I am shocked. I have been admiring your photos and blogs for three years now and then my friend (who works at AC) mentioned you got a job there. I was thinking she was just messing with me. I am always citing your tenacity and adventure spirit when ever anyone says that they can't do something.ReplyDelete
So be aware you are sort of a legend within some mtb circles :)
You will find plenty of places to ride your bike, that is for sure. If you need anything ... I'll be down the street.
AK is a great place, and leaving is really tough (we left to NM last January). Change is good though!! Good luck w/ the change, and thanks for the great stories, photos, and thoughts over the years so far (looking forward to more!)ReplyDelete
Hey Jill,ReplyDelete
We're looking forward to having you here in Missoula at Adventure Cycling Association!
Make sure the place will make you happy and you'll make the rest work for you.
I've moved, I'm back in my element... and now I'm off to have dinner with the director and his wife before they go off to France for 2 years and lend me their house. See - it all comes out in the wash.
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Nash found his footing early, while still a student at the Chelsea School of Art in London. There he constructed enormous, Tatlinesque towers in the cityscape, which he made from scraps of found wood—a bricoleur's practice that anticipated his current method of working in natural settings exclusively with dead or condemned trees. As his interest in the habits and properties of wood deepened, he began using as much of each tree as possible, even burning twigs to make drawing charcoal. Today he is associated with so-called British Land Art—modest, often ephemeral alterations of the landscape by artists such as Richard Long and Andy Goldsworthy—but Nash also has connections to the more assertive American traditions of Earth Art and Minimalism, and his sculptures seem to effortlessly blend all three approaches.
In 1987, the Walker Art Center commissioned Nash to make a piece for the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. Standing Frame was fashioned from two white oaks cut near Taylors Falls, Minnesota. The sculpture is a witty cross between natural and man-made forms: three crooked tree limbs support a perfect, open square, a "nothing" described by the material "something," as Nash has suggested.3 He made the work entirely at the site, as he prefers to do, cutting and assembling the parts in the forest near where the trees had stood; it was then trucked to Minneapolis and installed initially on an outdoor terrace, then in the Garden.4 Some seven years later, feeling that time and weather had grayed the piece so much that its impact was diminished in the open expanse of its setting, Nash returned to char it soot-black, using slow-burning propane torches. "By charring, one changes the experience of wood—it's no longer wood, a vegetable, it's a mineral experience and you see the form again … it changes the sense of scale and time."5
A second work in the collection, Nature to Nature III (1987), was made at the same time and on the same site as Standing Frame. A cube, a sphere, and a pyramid were measured and cut from the trunk of an elm, then charred in a bonfire. These objects were laid on sheets of paper, leaving "footprints" that were later enhanced with charcoal and made into drawings. Its title suggests Nash's project to reassert the elemental relationship between geometry and the flowing, organic forms of nature.
Nash, correspondence with the author, June 22, 2004 (Walker Art Center Archives). ↩
David Nash, Wood Primer (San Francisco: Bedford Press, 1987), 5. ↩
Nash, correspondence with the author, June 16, 2004 (Walker Art Center Archives). ↩
The piece was first sited on one of the Walker's terraces near the sculpture Three x Four x Three by Sol LeWitt. As Nash has recounted, then-director Martin Friedman envisioned "a shoot-out" between the emphatically Minimalist LeWitt and the more organic object by Nash. "I had long admired and had learnt a lot from LeWitt's work," recalls Nash, "so I made [my] frame exactly the same height, and the internal frame space is exactly the same size as the spaces in the LeWitt." Ibid. ↩
Nash, lecture at the Walker Art Center, April 28, 1994 (Walker Art Center Archives). ↩


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Posted at 11:46 PM on April 11, 2014
Im in new Zealand and don't follow the media and tabloids at all but for some reason peaches death has really affected me deeply. she was so clear, insightful and intelligent and emotionally mature for her age; I loved her views on proper attachment parenting which is how I instinctually raised my children.
I went on to study psychology and now work as a counsellor and am so glad I followed my instincts.
god bless peaches. xxxx
Posted at 5:55 PM on April 8, 2014
They still don't know the cause I see. This is heartbreaking because the day before she died, I saw brief footage of her filming one of her incredibly sweet, precious babies. It is unbearable all the blessings she left behind and how the babies probably keep looking for mommy. The only solace an outsider can have is reading about one of her interviews when she said she would never leave her babies. Hopefully she is always going to watch over them. It would be a shock to find it was an od. She had so many wonderful things here that death due to an overdose of drugs would be hard to imagine.
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I am so sad she died but for the sake of her little boys, I hope it was due to natural causes. That said, tragedy was seen in her eyes. All thoughts now are with the two little boys who may have to live with inconsolable grief, as did their mother. They must be given help, right from now, no lies told to them, memory boxes made with their help although they won't really understand. I hope the family will use the Child Bereavement Organisation or Winston's Wish, as time goes on. Every effort must be made for them not be defined by this tragedy, whatever the cause.
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Yes it is very sad, but who said she was ignored? This young woman has had a very privileged life style. And like many with these kind of lifestyles they become selfish. If she committed suicide; it is she that has ignored her family, leaving her two young sons without a Mother!
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Amen My thoughts Death is in God's plan.So sad for all the living family .Peaches is in heaven with her HER Family.Her spirit will be protecting her babies all the family always.It seems to young to leave this time and space.Sending my respects to The Divine Plan of Peaches Life. HEARTFELT LOVE VICTORIA BOWMAN


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Guests are given freedom to come and go as they please in this family apartment shared with the hospitable host and their 5 year old son. The host can offer guests lots of tips for visiting Barcelona.
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Clot Metro Station is just a 5-minute walk away for quick connections to Plaça de Catalunya Square. Several buses provide connections to Barceloneta Beach. Alternatively, take a 30-minute stroll to the beach enjoying picturesque neighbourhoods on the way!
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Ev kurallarıYou can use the bathroom and the terrace
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Really nice apartment with a comfortable room and kind host. The quarter is nice and public transport very close.
Unfortunately We didn't meet Monica in Person, she was on vacation herself. However, we stayed it her nice place, which was clean, central and had everything you need! We made breakfast in the kitchen and ate on the big balcony. The neighborhood felt save, with lots of cafes, bakeries and bar around. Monica explained everything to us up front and gave really good instructions, so the place was easy to find.. we will be back again! thank you
I with my friend stayed at Monica's apartment .We made a right choice. Monica is very hospitable , will never reject you to help .The apartment is situated near Sagrada familia ( only ten minutes on foot) and park Guel (15 minutes by bus , the bus station is on the corner of the house ).It takes u 5 minutes to get to metro station Clot , so u can go wherever u want easy . The area is safe and calm. But if u want to dance and so on , there are a lot of night clubs on the beach . U can go on foot (1 hour) or catch the train and go to metro station Barcelaneta . We are pleased with our trip , thanks for all, Monica
We spent one week at Monica's house. The apartment is nice and well placed; very near to the metro (Clot) and Sagrada Familia. Unfortunately in the last 2 days there was a problem in the bathroom, a great inconvenience.
The location of the appartment is perfect: We hired bikes to see the city (definitely a tip for all who go to Barcelona) and it was easy to get around. The days without bikes you easily get around with the metro which is nearby the appartment.
Monica showed us the house and we could notice by her way to do so that she had many guests before. The room is nice, comfortable and has a closet to store your luggage. The house has a nice balcony and the bathroom is great too. We didn't use the kitchen, mainly because we were out all day.
What affected our stay was that we didn't know (until after we booked) that Monica has a young son and we didn't want to wake him. That might be because different for other people, but we kept it in mind everytime we were in the house. It's up to you (future guests) to decide if this would affect your stay.
Our stay was comfortable, nice and Monica has a small drawn map of the area in the room so you know where to find everything. The bakery nearby was a great suggestion!
Everything we needed, easy to get around the city, friendly host, lovely balcony. Excellent!
The 3 days stay at Monicas Appartment was excellent for us. We felt very well and comfortable. Monica is a very nice and friendly person. She gave us very good informations and tipps, all around Barcelona. Thanks for everything!
We stayed 6 days in Monica's appartment. She is a very nice person;
It's a quiet room, tidy and bathroom little small but is correct for a short stay.
Underground is very well accessible and the quarter is nice : many shops.
We were feeled easy.
Hy monica and roberto. Our stay at your home was fantastic! It was a plasend journeey! We will come ones more to barcelona. :) Your house is really lovely and you was always helping us for every time. The best thing was, that we could made the cookies in your kitchen (fantastic). Also the possibility to be abel to smoke on the terrase is very good.Many thanks for helping us because of our laguage problem. Even at the airoport, our bags are weight onely 17kg!!! We never will understand that. ;) As soon we was getting to our home in switzerland, we allready missed you and your fam. With dog. We wishes you all the best from the world and maybe see you again! Nadja and matea ;)
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George W. Lambert was tall and slender with light reddish hair and a vandyke beard. He was an athletic man who had been a boxer in his youth and was good with horses. Lambert was also known for his lively sense of humour.
Like other artists, Lambert painted his own portrait because he was in need of a model and because he, the subject, was readily available. He also painted his own portrait because he could be freer with the way he portrayed himself than he could be with any other subject.
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Dreaming is not just some ancient mysticism, but true, real and palpable. It is like DNA: the language of all life, the power in all things, animate and inanimate. It began when Ancestral Beings first roamed a featureless earth and sky. Changing shape at will, they travelled all over, their tracks making today's differences of geography, biology and culture. Thus their tracks are the key to understanding these things, how they relate and what they do.
Dreaming gave each country, species, group and gender its own autonomy, language, culture and authority, but more importantly, it established within this autonomy and difference a rhythm of relationships and obligations. It is a dynamic system in which things often appear other than what they are. As Darwin discovered, the seeming boundaries between things are not entirely immutable. 'Clever' people and 'clever' animals can, like the Ancestral Beings, actually inhabit Dreaming, cross these boundaries and assume the shapes of others and even converse with them in their language. To be alive is to be alive to this otherness and communicate across its differences.
While we cannot all be 'clever', there are, as Shane Pickett demonstrates in his art, other ways of feeling Dreaming. Dreaming has an aesthetic form: it relates differences without reducing their complexities. Pickett uses his hunting skills to feel it. He carefully scans ahead, not just with his eyes but all his senses, looking beyond the appearance of individual things to what is moving in and between them: alert to the shifting light, breeze, scents, sounds, to patterns and rhythms of shapes and colour tones, the passing clouds and the sun inching across the sky, even the pull of the moon. Likewise, to properly understand the content of his early landscape paintings, look past their figurative literalness to the patterns and rhythms that hold across the surface of the canvas. Notice how they take on a new intensity as they converge towards the horizon or another fold in country. Here one finds the origins of his later abstractions. They are the culmination of a project that had its genesis in his childhood, when he was taught the cultural values and skills of his Balladong and Jdewat traditions: how to read weather patterns and signs, the seasons and movements of animals and stars; how to feel the Dreaming tracks.
Pickett was born in the wheat belt of south-west Australia in 1957, but has lived in Perth since the mid 1970s. He grew up at a pivotal time in Nyoongar and Aboriginal history, during the end of the assimilation period as Aboriginal people across Australia lurched towards self-determination in a series of radical events centred around land rights and cultural revival. Like most Aboriginal groups torn apart and displaced by colonialism, Nyoongar families treasured and re-told the stories and language of their ancestors. From this emerged a vibrant postcolonial Nyoongar school of landscape art, of which Pickett's painting is a legacy.[1]
Far from being a nostalgic yearning for something lost in the colonial holocaust, Pickett's paintings are proof of the continuing everyday power of Dreaming. Whatever might have been lost in the way of knowledge, language and ceremony, Dreaming continues, always waiting its discovery by those who will look with open hearts, with care and respect. To understand Pickett's paintings is to feel this revelation of Dreaming. They remind us that we are never without Dreaming, but without knowledge of it we are lost in an empty and indifferent space with no map to plot our course. This is why it is often said that Dreaming is a map. And this is why Pickett's paintings, especially his more recent abstract ones, are also like maps, not the static drawings of western cartography but more like weather charts, always changing as the complexity and subtleties of meteorological pressure systems ebb and flow.
The greatest joy Pickett gets is seeing the tears of the old men and women from remote Australia as they recognise in his paintings the traces of Dreaming. Then he knows his personal journey as an artist has become an integral part of his people's return from their exodus, for in these quiet moments in his studio with these old people from long away, he feels their respect for his Balladong and Jdewat ancestors and so for him.
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[1] See John Stanton, Nyungar Landscape: Aboriginal artists of the south-west: the heritage of Carrolup, Western Australia, Perth: Berndt Museum of Anthropology, University of Western Australia, 1992; and Brenda L. Croft, Southwest central: Indigenous art from south Western Australia 1833–2002, Perth: Art Gallery of Western Australia, 2003.


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Asian version of What The Fuck. After 7 generations of cursing, the Asian tongue has simplified this historical curse to its most basic pronunciation. Also see wadefak and defak.
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[Article]-Survey of Hacking Movies: Framing the Debate on the Gateway Drug into the Hacking Culture
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As Steve and I were eating dinner at DEFCON last year, the usual topics came up: What were the best talks of the day? Who were the completely lame speakers? What was the best hacker outfit so far? What is the best T-Shirt slogan of the day? What parties are we going to crash tonight? What were the best hacker books (both fiction and non-fiction)? And of course, we debated about which hacker movie is the best of all time. Steve and I have been arguing for years about this one, and, although we never agree, it does not stop us from spending hours rehashing the subject. And we are not alone in this endeavor. This is a favorite subject for hackers of all sorts. It turns out that there are so many ways to look at the question, that I am sure that Steve and I, and all nerds, will continue to ponder it for years to come.
Many hackers have a movie that is near and dear to their heart; a gateway drug so to speak that introduced the idea that hacking was a "thing" that loner losers like us could do it, was cool and could make hot chicks like us. That last part never really came true for me or Steve or anybody we hung out with, but it gave us hope.
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To drift aimlessly between subjects of interest, by finding them accidentally on a web search for something else.
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The eight panels depict the Great Sandy Desert near Well 33 in Western Australia. Jan Billycan is a maparn (medicine woman) from this country. She can see 'inside' the human body, and is a renowned traditional healer. This is evident in her landscapes, as the visceral nature of her work is reminiscent of the internal organs of the human body. A living waterhole becomes a liver or kidney, while the tali (sand dunes) are stretched across the canvas like the human ribcage. The body is just an extension of the land. Billycan knows these things on a deep metaphysical level and does not like to discuss her talents. However, it is important for kardiya (whitefellas) to be aware of this in order to understand the significance of Billycan's work.
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canaan wrote:Yeah, the one with lightsabers, Maximilian Arturo, based on the Kurt Russell movie when they go through the big ring and fight egyptians, directed by Joss Whedon.
There are those who believe that life here began out there.
Far across the universe, with tribes of humans who may have been the forefathers of the Egyptians or the Toltecs or the Mayans.
Some believe that there may yet be brothers of man who even now fight to survive ...
... Somewhere beyond the heavens.
redwill wrote:Spoiler:
Well, as you know, we will soon be landing on various alien planets. It's important that we be safe. Ordinarily, we'd have trained daggits to stand watch at night when our Warriors are asleep in their encampments, but we don't have any daggits. So, we had to see what we could come up with. We'll call the first one, Muffit Two.
Pavel Bure wrote:Sooooooooooooooooo no game then?
relantel wrote:assume we are waiting for critical mass.
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