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Exactly How You Can Make $100.00 a day on Bing
without the fear of getting banned. It is much like Adwords during its infancy.
Over the course of a few months, I have seen students making more money
with Bing more than they could imagine.
(You can find such success stories in this thread)
With OVER 5 years experience of managing campaigns and coaching, here are some
tips I decided to reveal for the benefit of those who are struggling to break the first
buck with their campaigns or wish to pursue a path where you don't have to trade in
5 days of work just to get 2 days of rest...(It still doesn't make sense to me today)
#1 Always stick with niches that are easy to sell
Would it be easier to sell water to a someone in a desert or ice to an Eskimo?
Many newbies make the mistake of interpreting popularity or passion with its sales potential.
During the gold rush, there was definitely a huge surge in interest to dig for gold.
However, the popularity of gold digging doesn't mean it is profitable.
First of all, it is costly and time consuming to find that right patch of goldmine.
Secondly, you aren't the only digger in the field.
The group that profits most from the gold rush wasn't the gold diggers, they are
the merchants that sell spades to the gold diggers. When you encounter a popular niche,
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Instead of bidding for competitive keywords in MMO, is there any tool or complementary
product that the group couldn't do without with which you can bid for a much lower price
than the rest?
#2 Track, track and track
The difference between a barely profitable campaign and a ever growing campaign is the
knowledge the marketer possess with his data.
Why does this keyword convert while other don't?
For example, back in the days when I was bidding in the acne niche, I discovered keywords like
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for a specific acne product are more likely to make a purchase compared to someone who are just looking
for support.
I wouldn't know if I don't have such data at my disposal.
Hence, I always manage to outbid others and gain a respectful profit margin cause I know
my audience better than my competitors.
You can track by using inherent Bing tracking tools or Prosper202.
Either of which is free and good enough for starters.
#3 Make sure you target the right location
Many people make the mistake of running international and see red in their campaigns.
That is when they rant about "poor" quality of traffic when others like me are smirking in the corner.
#4 Keep your quality score to at least 9-10
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Here is a brief summary what make up the quality score and how you can improve them.
#5 Get your research done
You will see in my advanced targeting option.
I literally focus on female, aged between 25-64 cause I know they have buying power.
On Monday to Friday, I set time when they will be at home from work cause the tendency of them stay fixated to my sales generating landing page with a credit card on hand are slimmer if they are working.
On weekends, I typically set it after 8am when they wake up to 12 midnight. This helps to reduce bot clicks or fraud clicks by your competitors. (Guess they need to be out on a beautiful Sunday too? )
I hope this helps.
If I am free, I will release more powerful tactics that will get people to flash their credit cards to your offer.
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Results Methods (Mapper)
Topological Method for Data Sets Analysis (DSGA)
Disease-specific genomic analysis (PAD)
Progression Analysis of Disease Topological based data analysis identifies a subgroup of breast cancers with a unique mutational profile and excellent survival Monica Nicolau, Arnold J. Levine, and Gunnar Carlsson Presentation by Martin Perez-Guevara High-throughput biological data
(Microarray data in our case) Motivation Why employ topology subgroup identified limitations conclusions comparison with other methods Data patterns invisible to cluster methods c-MYB+ breast cancer Sequencing, Transcriptional Microarrays, Proteomic
High dimensional aspects
Mathematical difficulties PAD vs clustering analysis mathematically less visible groups (her2+ tumours)
filter function selection of mapper
cluster algorithm selection (diminished by resolution analysis) topological methods can give insights on data patterns that are meaningful from data and from real (biological) point of view too. Generalities of shape vs specific metric of data
Exploration of multiple aspects of data
Depth of information (not just clusters)
Can lead to visual results Data low dimension mapping intervals and overlap on mapping clusters on data sets intersections of clusters
(of different intervals/data sets) build simplicial complex Distance function Filter function (mapping) to d<<D Clustering algorithm go back to data mapping
intervals to data sets color points connections EXAMPLE Dc.T of DSGA low dimension mapping intervals and overlap on mapping clusters on data sets intersections of clusters
(of different intervals/data sets) build simplicial complex Euclidean distance Single-linkage clustering go back to data mapping
intervals to data sets PCA L<<R Normal tissue sample (R size)
Diseased tissue sample (S size) Flat vectors of N SVD (Wold, 1978) least squares fit residuals 100% survival and no metastasis Significance of the
analysis of microarrays (SAM) ER estrogen receptor Intervals: 15
Overlap: 80% 295 tumors, 262 genes Gene Thresholding 12237 genes to 262
also consider soft threshold genes with high correlations r>0.6 to stringent (at least 3) genes k = 4, p = 2 Further References mapper -> "Topological Methods for the Analysis of High Dimensional Data Sets and 3D Object Recognition" / "Gurjeet Singh , Facundo Mémoli and Gunnar Carlsson" DSGA ->"Disease-specific genomic analysis: identifying the signature of pathologic biology" / "Monica Nicolau, Robert Tibshirani, Anne-Lise Børresen-Dale and Stefanie S. Jeffrey" single-linkage clustering -> "HIERARCHICAL CLUSTERING SCHEMES" / "STEPHEN C. JOHNSON"
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Series: Studies in Environment and History
This is a book about the biological conquest of the New World. Taking as a case study the sixteenth-century history of a region of highland central Mexico, it shows how the environmental and social changes brought about by the introduction of Old World species aided European expansion. A Plague of Sheep spells out in detail the environmental changes associated with the introduction of Old World grazing animals into New World ecosystems, demonstrates how these changes enabled the Spanish takeover of land, and explains how environmental changes shaped the colonial societies.
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Food plots have been all the rage with deer hunters for over a decade. If you turn on TV and watch a hunting show, you will probably see someone hunting whitetails over a food plot. Most of the food plots that show up on TV are far from your average food plot. Most TV food plots are as green as a Leprechaun's thumb, the size of a Major League Baseball field (or larger), and are as groomed as a golf course.
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Warm breezes. Bonfires. Half-day Fridays. Summer is the most carefree time of year, which means high-maintenance hair just won't do. Here are 14 no-fuss looks to try.
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Active European Research Networks and International Collaboration
SUPERGEN Marine Energy Consortium
Sustainable Power Generation and Supply Initiative
A major UK collaborative programme of research focused on specific thematic areas on marine renewable energy (www.supergen-marine.org.uk).
More than 25 industrial and academic partners from across the marine energy community
The Norwegian Centre for Renewable Energy (SFFE)
Combines the competence of NTNU, SINTEF and IFE (The Institute for Energy Technology), within the field of renewable energy (www.sffe.no).
There is a strong sense of cooperation between these three research institutions.
The European Union is the most important host of collaborative research in the field of ocean energy, mainly driven by the European Commission through the Framework Programmes.
The International Network on Offshore Renewable Energy (INORE) made by, for and with PhD students and Post Docs working with issues related to Offshore Renewable Energy (offshore wind, wave or tidal energy) is an example of reinforcement of links between the young researchers (www.inore.org).
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Does your sport include you in the food-chain?
You lie on the surface and feel yourself relaxing as you listen to your rhythmic breathing. You almost feel as if you could go to sleep. You take a comfortable deep breath and duck-dive, leaving the surface and the comfort of air on tap. Your mind shifts to the reef. You can hear it crackling below you, only just coming into view. This feels great! Flaring before you reach the reef your body moves from the vertical to the horizontal as you prepare to touch down on the reef. And there it is….
Coming into view at the periphery of your vision is the wide square snout. Before you consciously identify it as a tiger shark, your subconscious is already assessing the situation. Is the shark showing undue interest in you? Has it even noticed you? You realise that the fear of being eaten has been replaced by an overwhelming urge to stay down and watch this majestic creature. Make no mistake, they have the potential to turn a great day's diving into a nightmare but for the most part they remain shy elusive creatures that freedivers have the great priviledge of sharing the water with.
I specifically single out freedivers because in all the time I have been in the sea, scuba-diving or fishing, I have seen far more sharks while freediving than engaging in any other activity.
I have had a tiger come crashing into the side of my boat. It was chasing a very elusive turtle that used the boat as refuge. I have had a small grey reef shark come barreling out of nowhere at me and I felt very exposed. Yes the water was warm and I was not wearing a wetsuit and that accounted for my perception of vulnerability. On one occasion a ragged-tooth (grey nurse) "charged" me. The vizibility was quite poor and I was not looking up. When I did look up it seemed to be very close to me and moving quickly. A quick poke with my speargun stopped it in its tracks. Honestly I do not think it had any other intention than giving me the once over. I have had a copper shark buzz me in deep water. Again the vizibility was poor and I was hanging next to a flasher which had probably excited the shark.
The only nasty I have not seen is a White shark. I have been in the water with tigers on several occasions, including hanging next to an intense chumline with 3 tigers in the vicinity and several blackfin sharks. The largest tiger, a female, approximately 5metres long swam to within 2metres of me. That was impressive but she seemed to take little more than a fleeting interest in me.


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Wounded Warrior's Wives are not to be trifled with. Here are the top 5 reasons why:
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We know how to fight because we practice it every day. We spent years following our husbands across the globe, always 'ready' for his next mission. Now it's our turn and we are taking the helm. We fight with doctors to get the proper treatment he deserves. We fight with Tricare, the VA and Medicare to get that treatment paid for. We fight with the VA to get the benefits he deserves. We fight with the DoD to keep his military records straight.
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We fight to educate our friends and family when they get mad at us for cancelling at the last minute, or in the middle of, social functions. We even fight amongst ourselves when the going gets too rough. We fight to keep our kids on an even keel when his PTSD kicks in. Some of us even fight to keep custody of our kids after 'concerned' family members hear the words "PTSD" and assume our husband will end up in a clock tower someday.
Do you think for a second that we would hesitate to fight with a complete stranger who was totally asking for it?
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We are a verbal and opinionated lot, us gals. We share our lives through our blogs, through social media, and with each other. And, when someone pisses us off, we blog about it for the masses to read for all eternity, talk about it in social media until it goes viral…or we just call The Washington Post, Huffington Post or the New York Times. Some of us even write for these outlets. News travels fast.
Do you think for a New York Times minute that any wrongdoing on your part will go unnoticed?
3: We are social deviants.
We were real people once, and may find ourselves again someday, but until then we've followed our husbands to live in the middle of nowhere, far from the environmental triggers of a city (AKA urban jungle, kill zone, etc.), living in semi-isolation. We have cut off ties and disposed of the majority of our friends or family who refused to understand our situation or circumstances. We all suffer from the residue of PTSD, a term now called 'secondary PTSD'. We deal with flashbacks, nightmares, disassociative episodes and bouts of depression (on both sides). We take care of husbands who are housebound, usually wearing a caretaker uniform of PJ's and a ponytail, praying the VA will recognize the level of care that we give each day. We don't go to the salon to get our hair or nails done unless someone else pays for it, which they don't. There is no room (or time off) for such frills. We stay home with our husbands, caring for them 24/7, and carve out as much sanity as we can find.
Our lives are not like other people's lives. Do you really want to make us angry? Or do you want to give us a really really wide berth and back away slowly because you're scared of what we might do if we snap? Yes, you say? Heh…that's a VERY good choice.
2. We are already angry.
We accept responsibility for marrying a military man, but we do not easily accept having a different man than we married coming back from war. Some of our husband's do not remember our own children's names. They don't remember how to dress themselves, the route to take to pick the kids up from school, or how to cook a simple meal. Our husbands have no recollection of our wedding day, our favorite flowers, or even our birthday or anniversary date. We are not angry with THEM about these things: We are furious at the cards we were dealt and indignant that such a horrible thing had to happen to our husbands in the first place. We are angry about the loss of the marriage we were supposed to have, and we never truly stop mourning. We're angry at the doctors who blow us off when we give our input, or the VA who puts him into a backlog while we wait for benefits that would keep a roof over our head or food in our stomachs. We hold a grudge against anybody who ever failed us as we tried to make sense of this chaos. We are also furious at ourselves, because we constantly feel like we're not doing enough to help.
We are already the poster children of resentment…do you want to be the straw that breaks the camel's back?
1. We are sleep (and, likely sex) deprived.
Some of us haven't had a good night's sleep in years. Between the stress, depression, anxiety, and the husband who wakes up screaming multiple times a night from nightmares and flashbacks, we're all beyond exhausted. A nap after sex would help, but that's not happening either. Between the two of us, whether it is our medications, depression, sleep deprivation and/or exhaustion, our libido is now GONE. Replacing sex with intimacy only goes so far…
We're muddled and short-tempered and irrational and crazy. Like ax-murderer crazy.
There are all sorts of studies linking sleep deprivation to psychosis and that would probably hold up in court if I decided to assault you. In my best Dirty Harry voice, I ask: "Do you feel lucky?"
Keep this all in mind the next time you fail to keep your opinions to yourself, spout out absurdities about how easy our lives are, or just plain don't give a damn about our injured service members in the first place.
…and beware the Wounded Warrior's Wife.
In an effort to keep our vitriol in a nicely contained space so everyone can be safe, I invite WWW's to use the comment section to vent about the people (or things, or circumstances) that piss you off. Tell us what you said (or what you wished you had said) or rant away…I am pleased to be able to offer this public service to keep the rest of society protected.


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Fixes Reviews
by Bob O'Neill and Bob Lincoln
Code 35 is triggered when the radiator fan relay circuit is open or shorted (operationally, when the ECU doesn't sense near 0vdc or 12vdc at the relay when the relay is turned on or off). Code 35 does not light the power-limited light or cause limp mode.
Poor wiring or connection - Read the page 'How to troubleshoot drivability issues'. Check the wiring and connections from the logic module to the relay. Clean and re-grease the connectors with dielectric grease.
Defective relay - Remove the relay and apply 12V across the coil terminals. This should be the white wire and either of the other two wires on the small connector. When 12vdc is applied you should hear a click for either of the two terminals and the connection between the grey wire and the other two terminals of the large connector should be closed. This should then pass voltage to the fan.
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Take yourself away and relax in a luscious green garden with some delicious cuisine from Eat on Earth.
My First Taste of The King of Fruit
As I peered at the strange meat-like fruit on my lap, I knew I had to do it. After slowly peeling back the clingfilm on the plate in my lap, the pungent smell of durian infiltrated my nostrils. I took a deep breath, and thought "how bad could it be?", and took a bite.
A Tale of Two Second Cities
I'm currently living in Rotterdam, but I can't help but think of Chiang Mai on this cold, gloomy day. When I first moved to Rotterdam in 2014, it reminded me a lot of Chiang Mai. They are both "second cities." They both pride themselves of bringing old and new together in a unique fusion of style. Rotterdam's architecture is an interesting mix between pre- and post-World War II, while Chiang Mai has historical landmarks like Thapae Gate along with modern-looking buildings like Maya and Central Festival.
The Hidden Temple: Wat Pha Lat
Nestled in a lush green mountain away from the chaos of Chiang Mai's city streets lies Wat Pha Lat, a jungle temple paradise. Jungle temples, as opposed to community temples that are found in the city, serve primarily as a calm place for monks to live and meditate. With old stone buildings, intricate carvings and statues, and plenty of breathtaking places to meditate, it's clear why people claim Wat Pha Lat is a hidden gem in Chiang Mai.
A Thank You From Citylife Garden Fair Volunteers and Beneficiaries
This year was our most successful Garden Fair yet! Thank you to everyone who made it happen, from our favourite clients who donated the most amazing prizes to businesses opening stalls, donating vouchers and to all of our readers, their friends and families who attended the event. Thousands of you came and enjoyed a brilliant day out, donating more money than we have ever received before. On behalf of the Garden Fair Volunteer Committee and our three beneficiaries, Citylife would like to thank you all for every generous offer and donation made. The organisation costs were covered by 220 booths who paid a donation to set up at the fair, so every last penny donated by you all, in whatever form, will be donated to our beneficiaries.
Zipping the Jungle Lines
Flying through tree canopies at hundreds of metres above the ground on a hot Thai summer's day is not everybody's cup of tea. In fact, it was downright terrifying for me. I have always been scared of heights and combine that with the number of articles I have published as deputy editor of Citylife about zipline accidents, I was hoping to ask for hazard pay before tempting this feat. But after Jungle Flight and Tripzii, who have now teamed up to provide jungle adventures bookable by a the click of a button, invited me to sample their services, I couldn't miss the chance to finally give zipline a go.
A visit to Nakorn Sawan and Phichit
The drive to Bangkok can be tedious if done in a day. But if you take your time, there are wonderful attractions along the way which could easily turn a one day drive to a full on road trip. You can visit exquisite waterfalls in southern Lampang, UNESCO-stamped ancient ruins in Kamphaeng Phet, Si Satchanalai, Sukhothai or Ayutthaya, the wild and wacky monkey-mad Lopburi, and hundreds of natural and man-made wonders along the way.
Where are all the Dinosaurs?
For the three glorious days that were Songkran last month everything was right, happy, and just as it should be in my little world. But now it's back to the reality of watching a bunch of 'dinosaurs' strip away all the progress made with human rights, the environment, education, immigration, you name it.
Integrative Medicine at Absolute Health
At Absolute Health Integrative Medicine Chiang Mai, doctors and medical staff strive to allow all of their patients to achieve optimal levels of health and longevity, and to lead active, dynamic lifestyles. The clinic offers patients various detoxing, anti-aging and immune support therapies that are based on the principles of Integrative Medicine. This integrative medicine approach to patient health means addressing the wellbeing of clients from not just one, but many types of care, going beyond merely addressing symptoms, to working to support an individuals' overall wellbeing. Absolute Health espouses a vision of healthcare that is holistic and comprehensive, caring for the full range of patients' needs in a bright, state-of-the-art, modern setting.
A Day at Chiang Mai's Space Crazy Water Park
Tube Trek is officially open, with views from atop lofty water flumes overlooking the beautiful green suburbs of Sankamphaeng. The galaxy themed waterpark covers over 48,000 square metres, that's almost 30 rai of pure wet and wild fun to be had by all the family. Citylife gained special access to Chiang Mai's newest and biggest theme park and spent a day splashing in cool and joyous fun to bring you this report.
Our Book Culture's Bright Future
Walking into Chiang Mai's oldest bookshop, Suriwong Book Centre, on Sridonchai Road, you'll find a spacious, modern building, brightly lit and filled with rows upon rows of books and stationery. Suriwong Book Centre has come a long way from its beginnings; what began in 1955 as a small bookshop in the basement of the Suriwong Cinema, it has now become one of the largest bookstores in Chiang Mai. Trasvin Jittidecharak, publisher of Silkworm Press whose mother founded Suriwong, recalls her early years in her family's shop: "Growing up in a bookstore was a blessing. Have you ever read The Neverending Story by Michael Ende? It's that experience. It's a place to find an answer. It used to be the place you go to satisfy your curiosity. Now, information is at your fingertips. Groceries will be delivered by drones. You would wonder whether a bookstore has any role in our lives at all, but isn't Amazon just bringing back brick-and-mortar bookstores? Who knows?"
One Sleep Closer to Home: Housing For Chiang Mai's Homeless
Thailand's homeless community is incredibly small compared to the rest of the world. According to the Issarachon Foundation, just 3,311 people were homeless in Thailand in 2015, which works out as just 0.005% of the population. To put it into comparison, the UK (which has a similar population to Thailand) has over 250,000 homeless people according to the charity Shelter, making up 0.4% of their entire population. America has double that.
Architects of Interaction: The Visionaries Behind Two of Chiang Mai's Innovative Community Spaces
Beyond the walls of the Old City far from the usual bars and clubs where many Chiang Mai residents find their nocturnal weekend entertainment, a new social space began filling up by 8pm. In an unlikely location — a warehouse tucked behind a Nissan dealership — the city's hippest tastemakers flocked to take part in a new kind of nightlife.
Be Inspired at the 3rd Northern Digital Expo
The great leaps in digital technology can be utterly bewildering to the average person, as we grapple to keep up with latest devices, trends, gadgets and their seemingly endless possibilities. Wares, both soft and hard, may be simpler to use, but for many, difficult to master and command. Social and new media may feed us, but they also consume us, as we struggle to keep up.
What is Lanna? How Lanna became the identity and brand it is today
What do you think of when you hear the word Lanna? It's likely the knowledge that you are living in the Kingdom of Lanna, founded by King Mungrai 720 years ago. You probably think of TAT posters of pretty northern girls wearing colourful tube skirts, or pasin, holding hand-painted mulberry paper umbrellas. Your mind likely goes to the rich culture and traditions of yi peng and other local ceremonies, of the lilting northern dialect, of charming old wooden houses and whitewashed temples and of the unique food which rivals many world cuisines. It's also probably pretty clear to you that the people of the north don't share its history, culture, traditions or even language with its Siamese brothers and sisters to the south. If so, you would have more knowledge about Lanna than just about anyone here did half a century ago.
The Big Buddha Bicycle Race: An Interview with author Terence A. Harkin
Tue 25th Apr
Terry earned a BA in English Lit from Brown University in the late Sixties while drumming with bands that opened for The Yardbirds, the Critters, and Jimi Hendrix. His award-winning play, Resurrection, was produced during his senior year.
Sustainable Triking Through Southeast Asia
Most adults can relate to the inevitable burst of nostalgia that arises upon catching a child laughing so hard that their cheeks turn bright red, grinning ear to ear, while playing a game or riding a bicycle. We view it with a sense of nostalgia, but it is possible to channel that joy into adulthood.
One Day in Moon Muang Road
Moon Muang Road is Chiang Mai's gentler, kinder and move sober version of the famed Khao San Road in Bangkok. For decades the labyrinth of sois meandering off Moon Muang Road which runs along the Eastern moat of the city, has been a haven for backpackers looking to take in local culture on a shoestring. Flanked by guesthouses, second hand bookshops and mum and pop shops, Moon Muang's sois stretch the length of the moat at around a mile long, with its nearly dozen sois running branching out into a web of soilets, perfect for strolling and taking in the gentler pace of the city. Best explored on foot, I decided to take a few days to get to know this part of the city which I don't normally ever visit, as parking can be problematic and there are few goods and services targeted at local residents.
Chiang Mai Leading The Way In 'Green' Lifestyles
Thailand's global reputation isn't great when it comes to environmentalism. Illegal logging is a particular problem, as is development on formerly pristine habitat. However, there is good news! The attitudes of ordinary Thai people – as well as that of late, great monarch King Bhumibol – are staunchly pro-environment. And often, where the people lead, the nation as a whole follows.
An Absolute Balance of Dietary pH
At Absolute Health, the health and wellbeing of each and every patient is of upmost importance. One of the more challenging aims for our health is to manage our body's pH levels. The human body maintains an average pH of 7.4, which is the ideal pH for blood to function to its best ability. Dropping to a pH of just 6.8 can begin to cause disease and health problems, showing us all that if we cannot regulate our body pH, we can become very ill.
We Have A Winner!
Congratulations to Kathrin Khanchanok Kemmler, 17, the first northern winner of the Dublin Junior Literary Awards competition in a decade! Kathrin won 10,000 baht plus tickets and accommodation for two to attend the national competition in Bangkok where she went on to win the national prize for essay writing.
Gateway Bugs Anyone?
Have you eaten a cricket? Was it deep-fried? Or was it more comfortingly ground into a powder and used as an ingredient in something else? For many locals, eating insects is already part of a normal diet, but for younger generations _ or for those who grew up in urbanised areas where insects are not as widely consumed _ the idea of snacking on bugs may not exactly spark an appetite. Yet entrepreneurs in Chiang Mai ranging from cricket sellers in neighbourhood markets to high-end chefs in the city's most creative restaurants are hoping to broaden the consumer market for edible insects. And they're doing it for the good of the environment, public health and hopefully down the line, the Thai economy.
The Pretty Life
As Chiang Mai's annual Motor Show comes to a close, a dozen or so 'pretties' put their slinky dresses back into wardrobes wedged between faux leather biker jackets and skimpy Japanese schoolgirl dresses, cover up their cleavages and return home. Muscles sore from standing in teetering heels all day, cheeks aching from smiling, they head out for a night with friends, or another job serving beer to grinning late-night patrons. Thailand's 'pretty' culture is alive and kicking.
Refuge from Home
"We would often be startled awake by sounds of distant gunshots," said Paw Toh Ki, 65, a Karen refugee born in Por Toh village, southern Myanmar; who came to Thailand with her husband and nine children in 1994. "We heard of one neighbouring village after another being burnt to the ground, and lived in constant fear. I never knew what we did wrong to deserve this and didn't understand why this was happening to people around us. But one day I heard loud shouting in our village. I thought it was going to be OK at first, until the first gunshots were fired. I was frozen in place, my legs wouldn't move. My husband and children dragged me out the back of the village into the jungle; thankfully my husband had grabbed a knife, a pot and some rice. Other than that, the only things we carried were our children."
Welcome to our new neighbourhood!
Citylife has moved offices! We are no longer Wat Gaters, but Meechokers and the first order of business, as it would be for any self-respecting Thai, was to check out the neighbourhood for places to eat. We now have a townhouse in Fifth Avenue just across the road from Meechok Plaza, and have decided to share our findings of exciting businesses that have caught our eyes with you all — cafes, restaurants, schools and more. If you ever pay any of these places a visit, feel free to pop in and see us, pick up a mag or just say hi!
A State of Murder: A call to abolish capital punishment
Chiang Mai-born, half Thai and half American Sherry Ann Duncan was fifteen when her body was discovered in a scrubland near Bangkok in 1985. Her murder, and ensuing trial, captured the bloodthirsty attention of the nation. The miscarriage of justice that followed, which saw four innocent men sentenced to death, greatly impacted not only the national psyche, but also the Thai judicial system.
It's Cricket Time! Chiang Mai International Cricket Sixes Starts this Weekend
This Sunday, 2nd April will be the first day of the annual cricket sixes tournament held at the Chiengmai Gymkhana Club. This will be the 30th year of the tournament which sees around 30 teams come from all over the world to play in a week-long tournament. Held between the northern and southern hemisphere cricket seasons, the Chiang Mai Sixes sees around 300 players annually.
An Operatic Hmong Voice
Let's face it. The opera scene in Chiang Mai is relatively hard to come by. Aside from the 2nd Chiang Mai Ginastera International Music Festival coming this autumn, opportunities to hear and see live performance of classical music and operatic excellence are hard to come by. Lucky for us, there is something in the interim, with Fun, a vocal performance student at Payap University, who is giving new life to the local musical scene.
A New Direction for Don Linder, the Chiang Mai Screenwriter Behind The Last Executioner
We last sat down with screenwriter and Chiang Mai resident Don Linder, 67, in July 2014. A New York City native who came to Chiang Mai about seven years ago, Linder first got to Thailand in 2001 to work as the Academic Director of the AUA Language Institute. Prior to his arrival in Thailand, Linder travelled extensively, taught creative writing to students around the world, wrote programmes for Japanese cable TV, and had done some documentary work, as well. Although he had taught screenwriting courses before, it wasn't until later that he wrote his own original screenplay, which became an international hit: The Last Executioner.
Foundation Continues Tireless Work for the Disabled
The sanitation needs of society's marginalised often go overlooked, but the Foundation to Encourage the Potential of Disabled Persons (FEPDP) is stepping in to change that. The Chiang Mai-based group has recently launched initiatives to overhaul the toilet facilities of people living with disabilities.
Mass Clearing of Drains for Flood Relief
May 29, 2017
All relevant departments in Chiang Mai joined together to clear drains to help solve city's flood problems which seems to have arrived unseasonably early this year.
Six More Men Under Investigation in Mae Hong Son Underage Sex Case After Confession By Nonthaburi Ministry Official
May 24, 2017
Another six government officials have been identified as using the services of an underage sex ring in Mae Hong Son after a confession made by a Nonthaburi official following accusations that he and other people from his province used the services after a party hosted by the Mae Hong Son Governor.
Man Arrested for Stealing Chinese Tourist's Bag
May 24, 2017
A homeless man who was on the run from police after being identified as a bag snatcher, stealing the bag of a Chinese tourist's wallet in a hotel lobby has been arrested but the bag is lost forever.
Six More Men Under Investigation in Mae Hong Son Underage Sex Case After Confession By Nonthaburi Ministry Official
May 24, 2017
Another six government officials have been identified as using the services of an underage sex ring in Mae Hong Son after a confession made by a Nonthaburi official following accusations that he and other people from his province used the services after a party hosted by the Mae Hong Son Governor.
Brave Bystander Saves Man From Moat Water After He Was Cut Off By a Reckless Driver
May 23, 2017
A brave foreigner jumped into the moat to rescue a driver who crashed his car into the water at around 11pm on Monday night.
Mae Sariang Deputy Chief Claims M.H.S Governor's Parties Did Have Underage Sex Victims
May 15, 2017
The Deputy Chief of Mae Sariang has made claims that underage girls were invited to a party to be sold for sexual services on October 1st 2016, a party that the Governor of Mae Hong Son previously claimed did not happen.
Mass Clearing of Drains for Flood Relief
May 29, 2017
All relevant departments in Chiang Mai joined together to clear drains to help solve city's flood problems which seems to have arrived unseasonably early this year.
Another Temple Fire
May 26, 2017
A fire at Wat Chaiya Sathan in Chiang Mai caused great damage to the residences of monks, including the abbot, with an estimated damage at around 10 million baht.
Another Light Rail Transit System Proposed for Chiang Mai
May 23, 2017
The Office of Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning has concluded that a Light Rail Transit system will be best suited for Chiang Mai, with two proposed plans that will be sent to the government for review.
Man Arrested for Stealing Chinese Tourist's Bag
May 24, 2017
A homeless man who was on the run from police after being identified as a bag snatcher, stealing the bag of a Chinese tourist's wallet in a hotel lobby has been arrested but the bag is lost forever.
Teen Bike Thief Arrested Via CCTV
May 22, 2017
Chiang Mai's Mae Ping Police has announced that another thief has been caught by CCTV.
Jealousy Causes Murder-Suicide in Lamphun
May 16, 2017
On the evening of May 15th, Lamphun police received information that two people had died in the Umong sub-district of Lamphun.
Polluted Moat Concerns Citizens
May 9, 2017
Images of an algae filled moat with dead fish have been circulating online resulting in calls on authorities to do more to maintain the city's moat.
Three Month Old Fetus Found in Mae Rim
April 10, 2017
On April 9, Police Captain Kittipong Kongkaew told reporters that a three month old fetus was found on the roadside next to the old crocodile farm in Mae Rim.
72 Hours of Emergency Treatment in All Hospitals in Thailand Under New UCEP Plan
April 5, 2017
The government has announced a new Universal Coverage for Emergency Patients (UCEP) plan which demands compulsory emergency healthcare for up to 72 hours in any hospital in Thailand, both private and state.
Two New Public Holidays Announced
April 12, 2017
On April 11, the cabinet announced that they have added two new official public holidays to the calendar starting immediately.
New Australian Honorary Consul For Chiang Mai
January 18, 2017
The Australian Government has appointed Mr Ronald Elliott as its new Honorary Consul resident in Chiang Mai with jurisdiction throughout the provinces of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lamphun, Lampang, Mae Hong Son, Phayao, Phrae, Nan, Uttaradit, Sukhothai and Tak.
Big Chiang Mai Politicians to be Interrogated by Military
July 28, 2016
July 27th, The National Council for Peace and Order used Article 44 to call on 11 local Chiang Mai politicians and their family members to report to Military Circle 11 in Bangkok. The 11 were accused of disseminating distorted information, in letter form, about the upcoming referendum.
The Big Buddha Bicycle Race: An Interview with author Terence A. Harkin
April 25, 2017
Terry earned a BA in English Lit from Brown University in the late Sixties while drumming with bands that opened for The Yardbirds, the Critters, and Jimi Hendrix. His award-winning play, Resurrection, was produced during his senior year.
A Year of Flight of the Gibbon's Conservation Initiatives in Review
March 10, 2017
To support the many royal environmental and economical projects in northern Thailand, Flight of the Gibbon has planted an impressive 25,000 saplings in 2016, funded several local NGOs, local institutions and research units, invited 500 disadvantaged children to Zipline for free and advanced the project to reintroduce hornbills to Chiang Mai's forests after 40 years of extinction.
Drought Almost Over, but Farmers Urged to Hold off on Planting Rice
June 6, 2016
"The water crisis has passed, Jansark Limpiti, Director of Chiang Mai Irrigation Office told CityNews, "But while the crisis has passed, we are still rationing and managing water resources with great attention to details."
Heavenly Culture, World Pace, Restoration of Light
August 24, 2016
Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) is a global organization found in South Korea by Chairman Man Hee Lee, that is committed to spreading world peace through their Legislate Peace Campaign. HWPL and it's three years of community support from all over the world hope to pass the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) to the United Nations, an enforceable law that would preserve human rights by refraining States from using military force that would, in turn, impact another's political independence and freedom.
Weaving together Tradition And Fashion in Support of Elephants
June 9, 2016
CityNews – Fair Trade company Ethnic Lanna, loves elephants. Elephants are easy to love; their calm gentle actions can amaze you and their playfulness can raise your cheeks to the sky. It's hard not to be bewildered by how quickly your initial fear of an animal so large and capable of destruction is replaced with comfort and laughter.
Letter Response: Elderly Friendly?
September 15, 2015
Citylife reader Jonathan Nash wrote a letter to the editor this month requesting our help.
เชียงใหม่จัดยิ่งใหญ่ จุดเทียนถวายอาลัย พสกนิกรกว่า 3.5 หมื่นร่วมพิธี ล้นอุทยานหลวงฯ
November 3, 2016
วันที่ 2 พ.ย.59 เวลา 18.39 น. ที่ลานหน้าหอคำหลวง อุทยานหลวงราชพฤกษ์ จังหวัดเชียงใหม่ ม.ล.ปนัดดา ดิศกุล รัฐมนตรีประจำสำนักนายกรัฐมนตรี ร่วมกับประชาชนชาวเชียงใหม่กว่า 35,000 คน นำโดย นายปวิณ ชำนิประศาสน์ ผู้ว่าราชการจังหวัดเชียงใหม่ จัดพิธีจุดเทียนถวายอาลัยพระบาทสมเด็จพระปรมินทรมหาภูมิพลอดุลยเดช โดยพสกนิกรชาวเชียงใหม่ทั้งหมดที่มาร่วมพิธียืนเต็มทั้งลานราษฎร์รักบาท (บริเวณหน้าหอคำหลวง) และลานราชพฤกษ์ ซึ่งจุคนได้ราว 20,000 คน รวมทั้งเต็มลานต้นโพธิ์แห่งความจงรักษ์ภักดี
ทางแยกแม่โจ้: Maejo Junction and Ping River Expansion
August 6, 2015
ใครๆที่ได้ขับรถผ่านแยกแม่โจ้ บนถนนซุปเปอร์ไฮเวย์ ไม่นานมานี้ อาจสังเกตเห็นว่าไหล่ทางที่เคยเรียงรายไปด้วยต้นมะฮอกกะนีสูงใหญ่นั้น ปัจจุบันมีแต่รถแทรกเตอร์จอดระเกะระกะเต็มไปหมด สำหรับพวกเราส่วนมาก นี่เป็นเพียงสิ่งผ่านตาเราไปโดยไม่ได้รับความใส่ใจ แต่สำหรับชาวบ้านในละแวกนั้นแล้ว โครงการก่อสร้างครั้งนี้จะมีผลกระทบต่อวิถีชีวิตของพวกเขาอย่างหลีกเลี่ยงไม่ได้ บริษัทเชียงใหม่ คอนสตรัคชัน ได้เซ็นสัญญากับกรมทางหลวงเพื่อที่จะขุดอุโมงค์ขนาด 6 เลน ใต้แยกแม่โจ้ และขยายถนนซุปเปร์ไฮเวย์ เป็น 10 เลน ไปเป็นที่เรียบร้อยแล้ว
Most Important Finishes in a Home
Whether you have been keeping up with the trends of home buying, the do-it-yourself television shows regarding renovations and rehabs, or just the fact of the matter that people are always looking for a new home to come in and make their own, you have to know what is important. When it comes to housing, there are more than enough opportunities to actually purchase and secure a home, but if you want it to be your own, then you need to consider the following as the top finishes and items in a given house for both personal comfort and tangible resale value.
Chiang Mai Green Property: Chiang Mai's Tailored Property Solution
At Chiang Mai Green Property a bespoke all-in-one sales and rental service in and around Chiang Mai is provided. Offering a broad spectrum of properties and land to suit all of their customers needs and, if a customer is looking for something not yet in their portfolio, they will help make that dream home a reality by working closely with clients and their vast knowledge of housing in Chiang Mai.
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Eat on Earth
Take yourself away and relax in a luscious green garden with some delicious cuisine from Eat on Earth.
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Melethorn explained, "...there is little to it, to survive you must fight together-,"
"It is ridiculous! We do not need the humans, if they enter Willowin they stand no chance of survival. We are the forrest. The forrest will not let us down," I argued. A few of the councilmembers nodded in agreement. Eros had told me his opinion on this issue and I agreed with much of it. I didn't say anymore, my head beginning to hurt from my own voice.
Melethorn's eyes hardened, but at the same time he addressed me so sweetly and pleasantly, "My dear, sweet Lilayth, they will burn the forrest down before they challenge you to a fight. These are not enemies that will fight fairly, they will do all they can.......now I believe this is settled, there is no other way-,"
"-on the contrary, the meeting has only just started-," the chief interrupted standing from his seat.
"I must insist you allow me to speak!" Melethorn's thunderous roar shook the house, a few leaves falling from the branches. I shrunk back, frightened by his outburst, my ears ringing from the great noise. "The Magi's are just humans who hold a grudge, but there are much fouler things afoot, gathering power in the Deep West." The image of demonic peoples played before us, fighting and whipping slaves. The sight made me cringe, wanting to close my eyes. But I couldn't look away. From deep and strange caves, came an army of unnumbered demons. "This is the land of Rouen, far, far to the west....our battling stirs their blood lust, they're finding powers in terrible places that puts my power to shame. We must defeat the Magi so they can see the threat that approaches!"
"How do you know of this, Sorcerer!" demanded my uncle, the Chief.
Melethorn replied gravely, content that he had caught our attention, "I have been watching them, studying them, waiting to see what they would do." So that is where you have been, I thought to myself, glancing at his somber face.
"And what makes you think the Magi won't join these demons? What makes you think if they win, or even us, they won't strike a deal?" the Chief inquired thoughtfully.
"A few simple reasons. The Rouenens do not bargain with anyone-they will only kill. Also, the Magi are too proud to work for anybody, especially not the people who could pose a threat," Melethorn explained further. "Now, last time the Rouenenes where in this land, it took the Gods to defeat them. Their numbers are limitless, the power they can weild is immese and their only one thing that dominates their mind. Mindless destruction and devastation."
Chief Ghalan stared at him grimly. "Then we have little choice...."
We were all silent for a moment, and I was tired, swaying a little bit on my barefeet as I felt as if my head was floating up in the sky. I tried to focus on my own thoughts, ignoring how weak I felt. This situation was worse than Eros ever explained to me. He did not know. No one knew. Except for Melethorn.
I looked around the room, at all the melancholy faces. I instantly began studying the human man, who I had seen so long ago. He was barely recognizable to me, his face completly healed and years older....excluding his one, long scar on his face. The one thing I couldn't heal completely, my youth getting in the way of mending the deep scratch. I was still young, but I could probably heal it now....
I averted my eyes as the human looked back at me, heat rising into my cheeks from getting caught staring at him. He still carried the bow I had given him, the bow that had once been mine, made from a sacred branch of Willowin that had been my father's as well. I had given it to him when he was weak and defenseless, to guard himself. What was his name.....Alexander. What an unusual name-I had never heard anything like it.
"Lilayth....Lilayth?" Melethorn's voice interrupted my thoughts. I turned abruptly towards him, and suddenly my vision began to spin. I forgot I was still recovering from yesterday's battle and the immense power I had used to defeat the golden Harpie. I had never used such power in my life other than when I had healed the human Alexander..... "Are you alright? You do not look well...," Melethorn's voice seemed very far away.
I mildly said I was fine, avoiding the colored lights flashing in front of my eyes. Did anyone else see those, or was that just me?
"Oh, she has....," I didn't hear the rest of what Ghalan said, only knowing a few moments later someone had taken me by the arm and started leading me away. Was it Melethorn? I tried focusing on placing my feet on the ground, but then I could feel them anymore.
Not again. Please, not in front of all these.... I thought, my vision going black as I felt the sensation of falling.


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Prince Alezander watched the goings-on of the ball blandly; all the pretty women glowing in their sumptuous gowns dancing, twirling, laughing, with all but him. Even Daniel, his younger brother, danced with the pretty Lady Amelie, making her eyes alight, her cheeks bloom like roses, and her voice trill in sweet, playful giggles.
He frowned and pushed himself from his throne, slipping unnoticed from the merriment of the ballroom, the music fading behind him as he marched briskly down the halls of the palace. He yanked undone the buttons of his sleeve cuffs, not acknowledging the guards who bowed and nodded as he passed. He continued down the way, only pausing briefly as another guard opened the door to his father's office.
Frowning, Alezander looked about the room. The king must be still down in the ballroom, or doing various assignments which his station required. The only reasons that he saw his father as often as he did was that he was the heir, the one whom King Alezander placed all of his spare attentions on to teach him the ways of the title. There were endless hours in the night the two had spent in this very office by the glow of the candle, leaving very little time for leisurely activities. Young Alezander hardly ever saw his brother any longer . Daniel. There was always a certain envy for Daniel, who spent his days free to do much of what he wished. As the brothers had grown older, a certain tension had grown between them, and thus they had grown farther apart. Daniel almost acted like he wanted the throne. Alezander felt like sometimes he could just tell him "Have it!", and yet it was his right, as the eldest, and he had worked hard to mantain it.
With a heavy sigh, Alezander fell into the chair in which he called his, the one in which he sat during all the lessons. He stared aimlessly at the piles of the papers crowding the desk, the books set upon the shelves.
He didn't look back as he heard the door open, the brush of fabric over the floor and the footsteps, muffled by delicate silk slippers. "What is wrong, Alezander? Do not think you slipped out unseen. What are you so upset about?"
When he did not reply, his elder sister moved so that she could look into his face, examine his expression. "I thought you enjoyed balls," she gently prodded.
"How can I, Nara?" his frustration came out all at once at his gazed into her face. "I have no choice. I am very simply a married man. To a child! A child!"
Princess Nara remained silent, slipping into her father's chair. Breathing deeply, Alezander began again, "How much younger is she? The princess….,"
"Five years your younger--"
"Thirteen years old," laughed Alezander grimly. "It is the most ridiculous thing … what … if she has the nose of a witch? Or a frog-mouth-?"
"The ambassador mentioned nothing of a frog-mouth or a witch-nose, Alezander. He said she was growing to be a handsome girl…," replied Nara mildly.
Her brother looked away from her. "You understand my point, though. How is it fair? How …?"
Nara stood sharply, "I understand your point, and I see it as unfair. You have been complaining about this for years, and nothing has been done. Only continuing to complain will do nothing. You cannot change it, so you might as well make the best of it. Write the girl a letter, at least may be on good terms with her so that when you do meet her perhaps the two of you can get along tolerably." She continued more softly, a tone melted by sympathy. "She is also being forced to marry you Alezander. You must remember that it is she that has to leave her home and come to live with strangers, to marry a stranger, while she is still young. It has become both of your duty. You understand the reasoning; Father explained it to you. It will….advance our nation. It is a sad thing, yet it must be done. It is your obligation."


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SHE started off as the youngest tennis player on the Tour. Now she is the youngest student in her English class. Martina Hingis always was precocious.
Most of the students are 30 to 50 years old, taking the language for enrichment or for their jobs. She is only 22, but, like many of her classmates, she is into her second career, a new path, a new adventure.
She plays tennis, yes. She plays it for fun -- a human rebound machine, she says with a smile. She plays with her mom and says she has fun doing that, too. There is no longer the tension between the coach and the pupil. Martina Hingis is past that. She is retired.
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''I don't want her to feel sorry for me,'' Hingis said yesterday from a family home overlooking Lake Zurich. ''Lindsay had an absolutely different injury. How would she know how I feel? That was her decision. I think I should be allowed to make mine.''
The decision is not to play, not now, not on the WTA Tour, not the six-hour practices, not the matches when the bottom of her feet felt as if they were sagging onto the court. She will not play anymore. Is that clear? As the country music song goes, what part of no don't people understand?
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Some men go into decade-long funks, trying to remain the dude they used to be. Hingis went out and enrolled in an English class. Three mornings and one afternoon a week, she drives her yellow Porsche to the demanding classes out near the Zurich airport. This is a statement. More than a decade ago, she left primary school and children her own age and began using tutors on the Tour. Now she has gone back to quotidian Swiss life.
''How do you structure things again?'' she said yesterday in English that is already quite subtle and serviceable. ''I was taught to have discipline. You eat. You sleep. You practice. This gave me a chance to do things I was never able to do. This is where my life is just starting. Everything happened so fast. Now there are not so many stresses.''
She had ankle operations, but the bottom of her feet still hurt. There is a lawsuit involving tennis shoes supplied by her former sponsor, Sergio Tacchini. It is hard to imagine Hingis staging this retirement as part of some legal ploy. She seems almost relieved.
She watched bits of the Australian Open, more impressed than ever with what Serena Williams has done in winning four straight Grand Slam events: ''She wrote history, a great accomplishment,'' she said. Hingis, who won five Grand Slams, is in touch with ''Monica'' (Seles) and ''Anna'' (Kournikova), and knows she will see her other pals on the Tour down the line.
She does not miss the play. She thinks she might eventually use her English skills in college courses and in business. For now, she represents various sponsors at events like the opening of the world ski championships in St. Moritz, where she went down the hill in a toboggan.
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She still has a house in Florida. Yesterday she thought out loud that she would not mind being warm. But then she said: ''I love Switzerland. I love my house. I love being home.''
This home is shared by her mother, Melanie Molitor, and her mother's companion, Mario Widmer, an accomplished Swiss sports journalist. Molitor has been helping tutor Myriam Casanova, a young Swiss player, and Widmer helps Hingis with her appointments.
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And then there is her horse. Hingis has always been around horses. One year she fell off, perhaps costing her the French Open title, the only major that she never won. She fell off another horse in Australia. She petted the great Cigar at Belmont when she was 13. She cajoled a trainer to let her ride a sedate exercise pony on the main track at Belmont.
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Once there was a slight clatter as Lytizia's front hoof clipped the jump, but the mare circled around and jumped again. In the cold and pungent stable, Hingis displayed her trademark smile. She is 22, and she is riding off into sunsets of her own choosing.Continue reading the main story


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The Lady Smiles
On February 28, 2007 by Donncha With 2 Comments - Black and White, Candid, Canon 20D, Cork, Ireland, People, Photos, Princes Street, Sigma 10-20, Street, Urban
On her lunch break she smiles instead of smoking, at least for a moment.
This is the second and final image of the Lady on her break series. If you look very carefully at the window you'll see my face, my hand, and the back of Jacinta's head as we walked past. Thanks for the comments yesterday!
2 Comments
February 28, 2007
latostadita has posted a comment:
Very good moment and capture. I really like the smile, the composition of the scene!
February 28, 2007
carrigman has posted a comment:
Very good.


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