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Of Knights, Kings and Broken Promises
Pairing: Various!Hetalia x Nerdy!Shy!Bullied!Reader
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"Hey, you big bully! Get away from her!"
You let out a soft whimper, cowering from your position on the ground. You don't even want to look up, in fear of what was above you, even though you can hear the scrambling of sneakers across the pavement.
It's recess and you're on the asphalt part of the playground. Maria Beilschmidt, your daily tormentor, along with her two best friends have just gotten finished pushing you to the ground. Their words are still stinging in your head, you can hear what they say over and over again.
'Chubby cheeks', 'Miss Piggy', 'Loser', 'Ugly'. You wonder where they could've gotten these nicknames for you when you realise it's probably just because you're different.
Everyone your age here was outgoing. People who weren't were made fun of. You, Matthew Williams and Feliks Łukasiewicz were these people. Everyone else—like Katyusha Braginski or Lilli Zwingli—that should be bullied too weren't because they were protected by their siblings.
Even Matthew had a sibling, Alfred, that kept Maria at bay most days and Feliks had his unbreakable spirit, but you... No, you are a lone child and the constant enemy number one.
Luckily, when your tormentor comes, so does your saviour.
"[Nickname], are you alright?" You can hear his thick accented voice hit your ears and your whimpering stops.
Slowly, you manage to nod and get up with the help of his hand "Y-Yeah, I-I'm fine, Danny."
Daniel Héderváry scowls at your response but that doesn't take away from his adorable childish features. His shoulder brown hair is ruffled and his ponytail is loose which means that the bullies must've shoved him around in their escape. Still, he knows that you're not alright and he grows frustrated that those bullies would swoop in right when he wasn't there.
"Sajnálom." He quickly apologises as his emerald eyes scan over your small build to see if you had any injuries to take care of "I shouldn't have left you..."
"Oh, don't be silly. I-I'm fine, Danny. Really." You quickly reassure him only to be pulled into a hug.
He's taller than you, being a couple years older and all, but it feels like you fit perfectly in his arms. It feels like home and he buries his face into the crook of your neck. You're only in fourth grade but this already feels like true love. The thought makes your cheeks, ears and the nape of your neck warm up.
"I pinky promise—boy scout honour!—that I'll never ever let anything hurt you ever again!" He says so determinedly that your little innocent mind couldn't help but believe him "I'm going to protect you."
He never really did come through with that promise, did he?
You wouldn't blame him. You've always been such a quiet and reserved girl, one that preferred the sidelines. Daniel was sweet and had a personality very much like you but he... he was born for the spotlight.
He has this smile that lights the room, his green eyes capture his emotions so perfectly and he has the charm of a knight and a prince rolled into one.
He's perfect and you're not.
It's no surprise that he drifted away from you. It started in middle school, he met a girl named Rebecka and she took up too much of his time. Slowly, you were pushed out like a forgotten doll on the shelf.
Rebecka was a childhood friend of Maria's, no matter how much the two argued and everything, and that meant Daniel hung out a lot with Maria too. They made a trio that left you in the dust.
Sure, Daniel checked up on you every now and then. A quick 'Hey, how's it going?' or maybe a 'Can you hang out?'. The answers were always 'Fine.' or 'No, I'm busy.' and he was gone again.
That was technically your own fault. You didn't want to be a burden, he seemed to be having too much fun without you anyway.
Now, it's the first year of high school and it's your first day, first lunch period. Daniel is on his junior year and you can see him in the sea of tables and people. He's laughing loudly, arm around Maria securely.
They had gotten together, forgotten about you together. Maria, not so much. She taunts you, she's gotten better at pushing you down. Daniel either doesn't care or doesn't know.
Still, that's beside the point. You can see your best friend, Nikolai Braginski, in the very far table. He's sitting with Nicolas de Burgh and Huiliang Wang. When Daniel left you for dirt, these people are the ones that took you in.
All of you are misfits.
Nikolai is the brother of Katyusha, Anya and Ivan Braginski. He's notorious for being extremely scary and there are rumours of him scattered around school—some about his dagger/knife collection while others about how he killed a man with a butter knife just because the stranger touched his sister, Anya—but you know he's a good guy. You're not going to deny the scary thing though, he really is downright frightening most of the time. It didn't help that he was the quiet type either, that just made him even more intimidating. How a big scary Belorussian guy like him got to be your best friend... You're never going to know! But he keeps Maria away most days at school so you're very thankful.
The next misfit is Huiliang. He has this huge family of Asian cousins, brothers and sisters but he doesn't fit in with any of them. He's also a pyromaniac and tried to set fire to François' hair in the sixth grade so a lot of people tended to avoid him. He was suspended for a week for that but he says he doesn't regret it. Apparently, François, Antonia and Maria had just gotten done with bullying you for the day and he wanted to do something about it. 'Payback's a bitch so I had to do somethin' bitchy... Why not light the girl's hair?' was his exact words. Despite being Chinese, he was very Americanised, that was for sure.
Then there's Nicolas de Burgh. His older sister's name is Tessa and she's in the same grade as Daniel. You don't know why Nicolas is in your group. He's a sophomore with beautiful blonde locks and shimmering sea green eyes. He should be popular, that was obvious but you like yelling Nick and seeing both Nikolai and Nicolas' heads turn so you keep him around. Nicolas is a great baker too and loves to cook a lot. This gave Maria and her posse a reason to pick at him—nobody was safe from them, not even the dudes—but he keeps his chin up and you guys help him on his down days. Hey, he even brings foods for you guys to try out.
But all of that is extra detail, just the past. It's back to the present where you're standing there with your books in your arms. You want to get to your table with your misfits but, the thing is, Daniel is in the way.
Most people wouldn't think that as a big obstacle but you do. You don't want to see him in fear that he tries to talk to you. You don't want to talk to him because, well, you're selfish and you want to keep him out of your life. As a sort of punishment for slowly pushing you out of his, I guess.
Pushing up your glasses, you notice that your friends are staring at you. Nikolai is the first to realise why you haven't come over yet. You know this because his steely eyes land on Daniel's before going back to you. He rolls his eyes, which makes the corners of your mouth twitch up, before hastily gesturing for you to get the fuck over there.
You decide to comply. What's the worst that could happen?
Apparently, you have the worst luck in the world because, as you pass behind Daniel's chair, he notices you and takes your arm.
You're forced to turn around and face his gorgeous smile "[Nickname]! Come sit with us!"
He talks to you so familiarly that it almost—almost—makes you cringe but you hold in the urge to yell at him. He had no more right calling you that odd ball nickname. Still, your timid nature doesn't let you tell him that.
"I-I'm sorry, D-Daniel. I-I— I-It's just that—" You're floundering and, the longer you stutter, the more you notice all the eyes on you. This makes your face heat up in embarrassment and you hope to god that your [s/c] skin doesn't make the blush too obvious (though it probably does).
Daniel is waiting for a complete sentence though. One that, it seems, you could not provide. Your [e/c] eyes keep looking everywhere but on him and you just keep fumbling.
Then, thankfully, you feel someone place their hand right above where Daniel has his hand on your arm. With a small tug, Daniel was removed and you look up to see it's Nikolai with your two other dorks flanking him.
You can feel the tension rise.
"Sorry, the girl is with us." Nikolai says in his usual cold tone, one that reflected just how harsh winters were in Belarus. That was his entire personality even; cold, steely and heartless.
Daniel, however, seems surprised by Nikolai's interruption and frowns "E-Excuse me?"
"You heard me, pretty boy. Come on, [Nickname]. Let us leave before he can do anymore damage." Nikolai replies smoothly and his hand moves from your forearm to your hand. His palm feels freezing but you welcome the action all too happily as you're led away from the astonished popular table.
Nicolas only laughs that boyish laugh of his and his arm wraps around your shoulders "Ohhh, Nikolai, you sly dog. I didn't know you had it in you."
Huiliang is in front of all three of you but you had made out a smirk on his usually stoic face earlier. You're guessing he's also impressed by the feat that Nikolai seemed to have pulled off.
You yourself are still dazed but the sudden tightening of Nikolai's hand makes you look up at him. His beautiful eyes are trained forward but they're hard and they look so angry.
"I was not going to be letting pretty boy step all over her. And someone needed to put him in his right place." His accent seemed to thicken as he talked though his voice was monotone. All of us knew this was just a measure of how angry he really was "I am not letting anyone hurt her, not anymore and especially not by pretty boys who think they can do whatever they want."
This time, for some weird reason, you find yourself believing his every word.


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Inspector Nick Purdie of the Northamptonshire police gained an MBE this weekend for his work on bringing automatic number plate recognition to the streets of the UK
Britons are used to ANPR technology now, there's nothing new about it and the novelty quickly wore off. The most obvious public face of the technology are the least popular such as average speed cameras and congestion charge boundary cameras but these represent just the visible edge of a technology that has enabled the police to delve deep into the heart of serious crime prevention and even anti-terrorism.
The road to achieving such exciting applications for ANPR was not an easy one however and required dedicated and unswaying efforts to bring it to fruition. The first hurdle was recognising the potential for the technology and obtaining funding to enable that potential to be realised.
The British Police always regarded the technology as something more than merely assisting traffic management and securing convictions for road traffic offences. However, even in this regard, the technology proved to be extremely useful and ultimately self-funding through increases in road fund license revenue and income from convictions. In this respect, the technology is self-justifying but the real meat lay in crime prevention and detection.
For this, a pilot project was set up some 5 years ago involving 23 police forces from throughout the country each of which set up intercept teams trained in the use of the technology to use it for identifying and intercepting vehicles of interest to the police.
The results were staggering with over 13 thousand arrests having been made in less than two years with recovery of drugs amounting to £380,000 and stolen property worth £640,000 according to the Home Office report, "Driving Crime Down". This represented the thick edge of crime prevention but the minor end which pays for the technology was also fruitful with over 50,000 fixed penalty notices having been issued for a variety of traffic and excise offences.
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How To Cover A Bowling Ball Cake In Fondont (3D)?
Decorating By mom2my3girlz Updated 20 Sep 2010 , 5:00pm by MissJezabelle
I have to make a bowling ball cake next week and wanted to know the best way to cover a 3D ball cake? I am clueless as to how to even begin. Help please?
I just used the 3D ball pan this week! The first time for a baseball I iced it smooth, and the last two times I've piped it with the star tip - see my baseball! The box comes with directions.
Not to sure if I'd trust myself to use fondant on it.. lol
For the bowling ball - I would carve out the holes a little - for where the fingers go! Everyone always ask my to use the star tip if I make it for them!
On tv, they always use fake styrofoam on the bottom half of the ball and cake on the top (for support). As for the fondant, that would be really hard not to get wrinkles on the bottom. I guess I'd just keep working it adn trimming as you go. Hopefully you'll get more replies. Good Luck!
I covered small styro ball for a baby rattle with fondant and it was hard at the bottom to not have wrinkles. If i were to do it again, I would try white chocolate MMF, I understand it's a little easier to smooth out with a spoon and hide the pleats. I also saw on tv, when they did cover 2 ppl did it and work real fast, they were pro's and still looked stressed a bit..lol.
Hope to see it ~ lets us know what worked!
your best way is to use a fondant that is stretchy and doesn't dry as fast. You will have to work fast, and try to stretch the fondant on the bottom half a bit as opposed to just laying it on, Does that make sense? you won't have trouble on the top half, just the bottom, so stretchy fondant works best!
Hope it works out for you! Let us know.
I recently did a soccer ball and it was HARD. I swore I never wanted to put fondant on a spherical surface again. If I have to do a soccer ball again I would take the time to cut out the individual soccer tiles and put them on one by one.
I vote buttercream I did this black christmas ornament and I had no problem with covering and smoothing the buttercream.
If you go with frosting, use a super dark chocolate buttercream (I use Dutch Cocoa) and then tint black. Or better yet airbrush it if you have one. I did have a lot of black teeth which was a bummer, but those were the colors
If you do use fondant, I've covered small round objects and I find if I have much larger piece of fondant than I need, I can wrap the ball completely around it and then just "pinch" the bottom to get off the excess. You have a bit of wrinkle but it would be on the bottom. I would think the cake would have to be filled and frozen for you to be able to handle it without it being on a board but it might work.
you can see the soccer ball I did. Since it was going on a tier, all the extra crap and fondant and cut marks I was able to hide.


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Manzano: "Armstrong laughed in the face of the whole world"
Former cyclist Jesús Manzano sat down with AS to chat about Lance Armstrong's confession. "Now it turns out that he is the liar, not me", he said.
Nine years ago, Jesús Manzano stunned the sport world when he revealed the extent of doping within his cycling team in an interview with AS. The former cyclist spoke to us again on Friday and gave his thoughts on Lance Armstrong who has publicly confessed that he took performance-enhancing drugs during his seven Tour de France triumphs.
Did you watch Oprah Witney's interview with Lance Armstrong?
Look, I am going to be completely honest with you. I didn't watch it, nor did I feel like watching it. I have been told a few details and I have read bits and pieces in the newspapers but I have no desire to listen to Armstrong. I knew what was going on a long time ago so it will be hard for someone like him to surprise me.
What did you make of his doping admission?
The first thing that I thought of was the moment when he claimed I was mad and a liar... Now it turns out that the liar and the mad one is him, not me.
Armstrong also said that you made those declarations to AS for revenge and for financial gain?
Now that we are on the subject of money, I hope he returns all of the money he has made. He mocked an entire country... and not just a country, he laughed in the face of the whole world because he was universally acclaimed.
Why do you think that Armstrong defended his secret so fiercely?
He lied for money... Whilst laughing at the United States, France and Germany... What credibility does the Tour de France have now as a race? And what kind of credibility does the UCI have? It's also important to clarify whether the money actually helped him to cover up what he was doing because at the end of the day, the competition is only for those with money. Did you hear what Djokovic had to say?
Yes, Nole said that Armstrong is "a disgrace and should suffer for his lies".
How can Djokovic say that? As if he doesn't know what goes on. So there is no doping in tennis then? Are they trying to suggest that when there is a ball involved, there is no doping going on?
Armstrong justified taking performance-enhancing drugs because it was "the thing to do" in that generation and said that only five cyclists never took banned substances during that period.
During my time in sport, I only knew one person who wasn't involved in doping. That was Juanmi Cuenca. He didn't do it because he had a vein narrowing condition. Oh! And Santi Blanco too - he was clean.
Nine years after your statement, Armstrong decides to start talking about widespread doping...
That's right... but he's left it a little bit late don't you think?
How do you feel now that time has proved that you were right all along? Anger? Shame? Pride? A feeling of liberation?
I just feel that it's disgraceful that some people have taken Cycling to these depths - where it remains to this day. Quietly, I feel happy that the sponsors have turned their backs on cycling because that is what it deserves - they have never tried to clean out all the doping, they just carried on milking the cow. The other day a director told me that not much has changed since then. Will these people ever learn?
After the Armstrong case, Cycling must either change or die a death.
No, no, I really hope not. Just like Armstrong spent so many years lying, many others are still doing so. Then they start whinging that Cycling is always being attacked. Why don't they tell the truth now? Do you know why? Because in Cycling you learn to lie about everything, it's the first thing they teach you.
Do you see any solution to this at all?
To fix the problems, the people in charge must be replaced by new people. What don't they name Javier Mínguez as president of the Federation? Or Santi Blanco? It's always the same old faces.
Have you any other suggestions to improve things?
The law needs to be changed so that doping offenders face prison. That will put an end to doping.
Don't you think that a prison sentence is a bit excessive?
For someone who cheated others out of millions of euros? What kind of punishment do those who do that get?
But with people such as yourself speaking out against doping, surely we must have some hope for the future?
I am pleased that since I spoke out in 2004, at last, in 2013, a judge is going to listen to what I have to say. Let's see if they can finally get to the bottom of all of this. I am not afraid of a showdown - with Vicente Belda for example. But I am not hoping for too much, I am not going to deceive anyone.


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The bushings themselves are very nice (as one would expect from TIC) They are extremely stiff, much stiffer than the stock rubber bushing and even the whiteline stx legal caster bushing that I previously used. Sorry I couldn't get a reading on the stock bushing as my durometer couldn't reach the material. The stock bushing has a fat metal center piece surrounded by a thin ring of rubber. The rubber feels about as stiff as the Whiteline bushing as I can put my fingernail in both. I can't do that with the TIC bushing at all.
Whiteline STX legal caster Bushing
TIC Bushing
Install is very straightforward. I've done the install a couple times so I did the install in about an hour. What took the longest for me was unearthing my press from the depths of my garage lol. Basically you just press out the old bushings and push these in. The 2 piece design makes it very easy to install. I pressed the TIC bushing and the tube in by hand. The bushings fit into the stock housing perfectly. The only thing I had a question about was whether or not I should leave the rubber covers from the stock bushings in when I installed it back onto the control arm. I ended up leaving them in (hope this was right) and everything seems like it's installed correctly.
Road Test
I should probably post my suspension setup so you all know what i'm working with.
JRZ RS Pros 800lb f/950lb r springs
Stock front swaybar/no rear swaybar
MSI trailing arms/TIC bushings
Group N lateral link bushings
Rear strut tower bar
Whiteline RCA
285/30/18 Yokohama AD08s for street and 285/30/18 Hoosier A6 for autox both on 18x10.5 wheels.
I know my review will be a bit different than others since I have a pretty stiff suspension, but my initial thoughts of the bushings are that they made my car ride a bit better. Not sure why this would be to be honest, but I was a little surprised by this. Maybe I was getting a little bounce from the stock rubber bushings (I noticed this change as well when I installed the MSI rear trailing arms with the TIC bushings) so these are allowing my shocks etc. to work better? Not sure but it's a welcomed change. Front feels more solid and connected to the road. NVH I noticed no change from the stock bushings, but to be honest I probably wouldn't notice much since I have quite a bit of NVH as it is. I have stiff motor/tranny mounts, loud exhaust, but all I really hear is my Bosch 044 LOL. All in all my initial verdict is good
So I finally had an opportunity to test the new front control arm rearward bushings at a local autocross. Basically what I felt on the road applies to the autox as well. Front definitely feels more solid (makes sense since these bushings are STIFF) , and turn in feels a bit improved. To me, it feels like the car will take a set a little faster than before. My co-driver concurred with my thoughts as well. I don't think I can quantify the improvement time-wise since the courses are always different, but I think these bushings are a decent improvement over stock. After all, stiffer bushings everywhere will actually make the suspension work better, or so i've been told and is also what i've noticed. These are one of the last bushings I had to replace, the only other ones would be the front control arm bushings (which I hope TIC will come out with). I'd say, short of a spherical bearing, these bushings are the best you can buy for this location to improve the feel of the car. I wouldn't hesitate to buy these TIC graphite impregnated bushings for all the bushings on the car (Oh wait I basically have haha). I can't wait to install the TIC lateral link bushings to replace my group n ones, I just wanted to install only these front control arm rearward bushings first so I could get a feel for the change of each part. Great job and thank you TIC! Now please make the frontward front control arm bushings
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February 7, 2012
Bennett and Benouza to savour the semifinals
SF1, Wednesday, 08/02/2012, 17:00, Bata
Zambia - Ghana
Referee: Mohamed Benouza (ALG, r.)
Assistant Referee 1: Redouane Achik (MRC)
Assistant Referee 2: Jean-Claude Birumushahu (BDI)
4th Official: Djamel Haimoudi (ALG)
SF2, Wednesday, 08/02/2012, 20:00, Libreville
Côte d'Ivoire - Mali
Referee: Daniel Bennett (RSA)
Assistant Referee 1: Jason Damoo (SEY)
Assistant Referee 2: Angessom Ogbamariam (ERI)
4th Official: Slim Jedidi (TUN)
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My hope for the final: Diatta, Menkouande, Camara, GassamaReplyDelete
My 3rd place prediction: Jedidi, Ogbamariam, Range, Grisha
sry, I forgot Kabanda...too many good ARs, don't know where to place them.ReplyDelete
Again Bennett for me, that's nice.ReplyDelete
:) it was planned differently, but I am not able to watch the later game. My final prediction consisted of Bennett/Benouza. Now Diatta or Jedidi. No idea what they are gonna make with Seechurn.ReplyDelete
I will make a normal report for this match, ok? Not yet a Champions League one.ReplyDelete
Why Seechurn? Is he still there?
My prediction for the final is obviously Badara Diatta, although he officiated just one match, I think it would be a deserved appointment. Great experience and a CAF high level referee since years and years.
By the way, do you think he has still chances for Brazil 2014?
Yes of course, the normal report is good and enough.ReplyDelete
Seechurn could be an option too but I do not know whether they have sent him at home. The same counts for Abdel Rahman.
Diatta is not on the pre list we have at hand, but Busacca once stated that everybody could be added in the course of the next weeks and months. Diatta is born in '69, so he has probably chances. If he gets Ghana-Côte d'Ivoire, the probable final, FIFA will not have any chance to not consider him.
- ref298/2/12 02:50
Why not Eddy Maillet?ReplyDelete
Could have two reasons why not.ReplyDelete
1. His previous performances were not enough for a 3rd place game in my opinion.
2. Since 2002, there have always been 8 different refs in the 8 matches of KO stage in AFCON. So CAF would break its tradition.
Of course, the fact that he will retire soon could be a good argument to really break that.


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It's something we're all afraid of – getting grotesquely ill thanks to some disease that's so mysterious and deadly, no one knows what it is and no one can cure you. Maybe for extra fun, we're also super-contagious and give it to all our friends and family before we buy the farm. Hey, perhaps it doesn't even stop there! Maybe after we die, we come back to life for the sole purpose of continuing to spread our nasty disease to yet more people. It is this kind of fear that director Elias Matar is working with in his bio-horror film Ashes, brought to you by Osiris Entertainment.
Ashes follows the story of a genius doctor by the name of Andrew Stanton played by Brian Krause of Sleepwalker and TV's Charmed. By genius, I don't just mean he's really, really good at performing garden variety surgeries or setting broken bones. Dr. Stanton is actually working on a cure for AIDS and with the help of his assistant Matthew (Kadeem Hardison of White Men Can't Jump and Made of Horror) he's finally reached the threshold of a major breakthrough, a treatment that helps boost the immune system to degrees high enough to ward off even AIDS.
It's at that point in the plot that we meet Jesus, a young boy we last saw in the film's opening scene getting stung by a jellyfish. It doesn't take long to see that since being stung, Jesus hasn't been doing so well. He's really sick with an unknown disease and to add insult to injury, his family apparently abandoned him at the front door to the hospital before taking off.
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This is pretty much the point in the plot where we horror fans just know something bad is going to start happening next and we spend the rest of the movie finding out exactly what. As expected, things quickly careen downhill, not just for Jesus, but for Dr. Stanton, his family, and anyone else who's unlucky enough to run into them.
I have to say that Ashes was a little slow to start for my usual tastes. I felt like I was watching for a while before the action really started happening or before anything about it really grabbed my interest and held on tightly. However, once it picks up pace, it moves right along and keeps you guessing and wondering just as any good horror movie should.
I also felt appropriately curious about the disease that was plaguing the movie's characters, as well as completely disgusted at the idea of anything like this working its way into my own system, which means that this didn't completely fail as a bio-horror flick. They even managed to throw a surprise or two in there as well, which I appreciated because movies like this can get far too predictable after you've seen a lot of them.
However, I felt that the real standout point with this film wasn't the plot or the writing. It was the acting. I expected Ashes to be mediocre to fair in that department, but I really thought Brian Krause knocked it out of the park as Dr. Stanton. The make-up and effects were quite good as well and not just in regards to the really pukey-looking gore stuff. The "subtly sick" make-up on new disease victims was as well-done as the "walking dead" effects on those who had been sick for a good long while. Touches like that really help make a movie for me and draw me into its world, so they were certainly noticed and appreciated by this reviewer.
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CSS to change text of "Button Radios" widget.Asked by Benflips on July 13, 2016 at 10:50 PM
Hi. I've previously had a question about one particular button checkbox on my form
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It was a Nokia 5110. Cell phones were still pretty new then. I was stuck in traffic on the way to a sales meeting and had no way of letting people know I was running late. I bought the phone right after the meeting. And no, I don't still have it. That was about a dozen phones ago.
110. talosid (Posts: 4; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
My first phone was a Sony Ericsson Z600, I gave it to my cousin
111. jdherrera78 (Posts: 1; Member since: 25 Apr 2012)
My first phone was the Motorola Startac, still have it!! : )
112. KenZ33 (Posts: 12; Member since: 17 Jun 2011)
I had the original Nokia 612o along with the old ATT One Rate plan @ $99. I recycled it at BestBuy a few year ago.
113. KrNpRiDe (Posts: 10; Member since: 27 Feb 2012)
My first phone was Nokia 3390 on Cingular and changed it to Motorola V3 on Verizon. Both phones are some where in my house.
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Sony Ericsson w580, it's somewhere around here lol
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my first phone was the blackberry 7280 which i was considering it something revolutionary at this time....it was a gift from a beloved person so i still keep it in my drawer till now.
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My first phone was a palm centro. I actually recycled it when I upgraded.
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It was a very old Sanyo flip phone on Sprint. I've gotten rid of it long time ago
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Nokia 1100, yes its somewhere in the house
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My first phone was a samsung phone for sprint with 2 changable faceplates(orange and blue). When it was time to get rid of it, it was about the same time electronics recycling containers started showing up. My phone ended up in one of those.
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My first phone was an LG flip phone from Verizon. I got two matching ones, one for my gf at the time. I actually still have it in storage at my parents house. Weird.
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My first phone was a Motorola W490- a green one (T-Mobile). I looooved that phone. It was sleek and not as thin a the razr, which for some reason bothered me back then. The camera sucked but I loved it. Good times with that phone lol. I still have it, but I'm on AT&T now so it's just an emergency backup in case a friend needs it. Works perfectly too.


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The history of FM broadcasting started just after World War II ended, but the experimental FM network did not begin until 1960.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) first FM outlets were built in Montreal for English and French service (two stations), and one each in Toronto, Ottawa and Vancouver.
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In June 2000, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced that Aboriginal Voices Radio had been granted a licence for a station in Toronto, with transmitter on the CN Tower.
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- CFNR-FM Terrace, British Columbia
- CFWE-FM Edmonton, Alberta
- CHCR-FM Killaloe, Ontario
- CHFN-FM Wiarton, Ontario
- CHLE-FM Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
- CHMO-FM Moosonee, Ontario
- CHMZ-FM Tofino, British Columbia
- CHON-FM Whitehorse, Yukon
- CINC-FM Winnipeg, Manitoba
- CJLR-FM La Ronge, Saskatchewan
- CKON-FM Akwesasne, Ontario
- CKRK-FM Kahnawake, Quebec
- CKRZ-FM Ohsweken, Ontario
- CKTI-FM Kettle Point, Ontario
- CKUN-FM Christian Island, Ontario
- CKWO-FM Fort Frances, Ontario
Station identification[edit]
Historical notes
- The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) originally assigned the call letter blocks VAA to VGZ to Canada. For a while, UWA-UZZ was assigned to Canada, but deleted in 1934.
- Also in 1934, Canada was assigned the blocks CFA-CKZ and VXA-VYZ originally assigned to "Great Britain and protectorates," and CYA-CZZ, originally assigned to Mexico.
Current practices
- Newfoundland and Labrador was assigned VOA-VOZ, and was assimilated into Canada's assignment when Newfoundland became part of Canada on April 1, 1949.
- Canadian station normally use call letters from the CFAA-CFZZ and CHAA-CKZZ blocks.
Current subcarrier services[edit]
These are currently permitted subcarrier services, as allowed by the CRTC


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|Juvenile literature
Biography Juvenile literature
|Named Person:
|Amelia Earhart; Amelia Earhart; Amelia Earhart
|Material Type:
|Biography, Elementary and junior high school
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Beatrice Gormley; Meryl Henderson
|0689831889 9780689831881
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|271 pages ; 20 cm.
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|by Beatrice Gormley ; illustrated by Meryl Henderson.
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A biography of the pilot who was the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic and who was later lost at sea, attempting to fly around the world.
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